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Sparse and austere, Rodrigo Garcia’s “Last Days In The Desert” is a meditative and moody look at fathers and sons through the eyes of Jesus as he vision quests through the desert seeking guidance from his own savior. While quiet and gorgeous to look at thanks to the stunning photography of Emmanuel Lubezki (“Birdman,” “The Tree Of Life”), Garcia’s drama is sometimes a little too whispered and distancing too impart much emotional or spiritual deliverance. A minimalist effort to be sure, Ewan... Читать дальше...

Analysts tell CNBC what their outlooks are for market performance next week and throughout the year.

In this podcast, we look at the joint strike fighter program, nuclear power plants on new submarines, and unmanned aerial systems degree programs.

One of the most fascinating filmmaking voices of the moment, and certainly one of the most prolific, J.C. Chandor has been moving from project to project — "Margin Call," "All Is Lost," "A Most Violent Year" — shifting from one genre to the next with ease. He had been on track to get his biggest project yet going, "Deepwater Horizon" starring Mark Wahlberg, but the director's participation has sunk. Chandor has exited the movie over the standard "creative differences." Instead, Wahlberg's "Lone Survivor" bud Peter Berg has stepped in to helm... Читать дальше...

Poll to signal parties’ standings after terrorist attacks

Apple profits hit record; McDonald’s gets a new chief; plus oil majors, Deutsche Bank and more

Three shareholders sealed the deal for London’s Canary Wharf

How committed is your small business to advertising disclaimers; energy-food entrepreneurs make a splash with unusual flavors; and how to be a better communicator.

DNA evidence suggests significant chunks of humanity may carry genes from a handful of powerful men like Genghis Khan.

"Halftime Report" trader Joe Terranova is adding another energy company to his portfolio.

Despite predicting strong growth and employment, the central banker said the Fed would not hit its inflation target until 2016.

As his divorce battle escalates, billionaire Ken Griffin is being asked to paid $1 million a month for child-related expenses.

Everyone agrees that the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports slowdown is bad, but it's hard to tell who's to blame.

A Massachusetts-based nonprofit is looking to get really personal, and it's paying good money for healthy stool samples.

Though it seems to happen less often nowadays, at one time it wasn't uncommon for television broadcasts to show alternate versions of a movie. Whether by accident or intent, scenes would wind up making it onto TV that weren't in the theatrical cut of a film, or on home video, and it seems that for fans of the "Evil Dead" remake, there's a bit more horror lurking out there. In the U.K. recently, "Evil Dead" was broadcast and some alert viewers noticed that not only was there an alternate ending, but some deleted scenes ... Читать дальше...

It's every person's worst nightmare. The new trailer for The Divergent Series: Insurgent was release[...]

The Super Bowl is Twitter's biggest annual event. But this year Twitter is facing more competition from Facebook.

Congressional Republicans are creating a group to draw up a replacement for the still controversial health-care reform law.

The story at the heart of the documentary “Finders Keepers” is a completely bizarre one: the custody battle over a human leg, the ridiculous feud that ensues and the painful aftermath. In one corner you have John Wood, a disgraced heir with deep-rooted father issues and a drug habit, on the other you have an unscrupulous reptile in human form with his own issues. A tale that made worldwide “weird news” headlines back in 2007, Wood lost his leg in a plane crash, the same misfortune that killed his father. Читать дальше...

In addition to tech titans, a number of startups are also chasing virtual reality with the help of some venture capitalists. Details, with CNBC's Josh Lipton.

Six hedge fund managers gave their best investment ideas at an exclusive—and private—Morgan Stanley conference. Here are their picks.

Enter the den of seduction!  Ahead of the Valentine's Day opening of Fifty Shades of Grey, the[...]

Sion Sono doesn't sleep. Or least that's what it seems like as the cult Japanese director is working at a remarkably prolific rate. It was only last fall that he was premiering "Tokyo Tribe" at the Toronto International Film Festival, and not only does he already have "Shinjuku Swan" in the can and ready for release this spring, he's got "Love & Peace" in post-production. And that's not all. According to Variety, Sono will release six movies this year. Watch your back Takashi Miike. Anyway, the first teaser for "Shinjuku Swan" is here... Читать дальше...

Instead of making three expensive movie annually, it will make two

US company trims capital spending in response to low crude price