'The Interview' Was On Track To Earn $15 Million On Opening Weekend

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'The Interview' Was On Track To Earn $15 Million On Opening Weekend According to one social analytics company, the North Korean satire would have performed well even without the controversy and the subsequent publicity generated after hackers procured the film and threatened its wide-release with violence. Read More > SHARE: In Hollywood, Sony Hack's Chilling Effect On Movie Pipeline Is Already Being Felt Studios will be even more reluctant to take risks on movies that deal with repressive regimes. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  'The Interview': Inside The Numbers Sony has decided not to release 'The Interview' next week and will be taking a huge loss on the film. Here's a breakdown of some of the information and speculation that has emerged from the cyber attack. SHARE: The Ebola Treatment You Haven't Heard Of A small company leveraging a clinically-tested treatment for shock and multi-organ failure may be the dark horse victor in the race to stop the West African outbreak. Read More > SHARE: At 25 Years Young, 'Simpsons' Still Has Plenty Of Upside 'The Simpsons' just turned 25, but in many respects it's one of the most spry shows on television. Its multiplatform expansion sets the stage for a long life ahead. Read More > SHARE: 'Minecraft' Billionaire Markus Persson Buys $70M Beverly Hills Contemporary With Car Lift The 23,000-square-foot, contemporary-style home, with a wall of glass that provides a 280-degree view of the City of Angels and the Pacific Ocean below, triggered a bidding war between four buyers. Read More > SHARE: Five New Tips For Using LinkedIn To Find A Job Robert Hellmann, a New York job coach who works with the national career coaching organization The Five O’Clock Club, said most people don’t harness the full power of LinkedIn. Read More > SHARE: