The Trial of the Chicago 7

05/04/09 Instead, "Goodness" aims to shed light on the troubled political and economic situation in Nigeria that has led to such a prolific scamming industry.  |  MTV Movies Blog

01/15/09 Director-turned-movie mogul Steven Spielberg is spending $13 million (GBP8.7 million) of his own money, so his Dreamworks studio can keep the catalogue of movies it has in the works.  |  The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)

12/18/08 Despite the credit crunch, Steven Spielberg and Stacey Snider remain committed to rebuilding the again-private studio into a sizable production machine capable of churning out four to six movies a year.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

11/13/08 With its separation from Paramount complete, DreamWorks is putting a handful of projects on its high-priority list.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

11/12/08 The new DreamWorks Studios has begun staffing up its producing roster, extending the tenures of mainstays Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald by signing them to a new two-year, first-look deal.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

10/22/08 "The Trial of the Chicago 7," the DreamWorks project about the 1968 riots at the Democratic convention and their aftermath, is a high priority for the newly configured studio and is moving forward quickly.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

10/16/08 As the new, post-Paramount DreamWorks continues to come into focus, Holly Bario and Mark Sourian have been named co-presidents of production.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

10/09/08 "Up in the Air" is one of the lucky ones.  |  Variety

10/08/08 LOS ANGELES -- Representatives of the new DreamWorks film studio will delay pitching Wall Street on a bank loan package for about one month to give the banking market time to stabilize.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

10/05/08 The DreamWorks-Paramount divorce settlement was expected to be long and nasty.  |  Variety