Harvey and Bob Weinstein are planning to make a bid to regain the Miramax brand name, following Disney's decision to shutter the unit's New York headquarters, dismiss its president, and drastically reduce its staff, TheWrap.com reported Monday, citing... Full Article at IMDB

Hollywood know it's all in the title. What else after all, distinguishes a Saw 5 from a Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant? Since losing their brand, life hasn't been right for the Brothers Weinstein. Full Article at Gawker

Everything else is gone: the New York office, the slate of films which has dwindled to a handful of forgettable titles. Even Daniel Battsek is history. Why hang on to a name that means little? Full Article at The Wrap

A respectable but surprisingly conventional feature-debut effort from Brit artist-turned-helmer Sam Taylor-Wood, "Nowhere Man" offers a portrait of pop star John Lennon as an angry, '50s-era young man, just before he became a working-class hero. Full Article at Variety

Starting out with a good old fashioned RUMOR disclaimer, "reliable sources" over at Cinema Blend have stated the Wes Craven is headed back to the director's chair for the long-awaited new sequel to SCREAM. Full Article at Original Signal: Movies

Harvey and Bob Weinstein saying goodbye to 30 of their recently pink-slipped employees at Dylan Prime steakhouse in TriBeCa with booze flowing as well as tears. . . Full Article at New York Post