It's not every day that songwriters get a sneak peak at clips from upcoming Hollywood movies and the opportunity to pitch their songs for placement in them.

Brighton-based Kuju Entertainment studio Zo? Mode is expanding, it says, thanks to an influx of development projects that has allowed it to boost staff. Formerly Kuju Brighton, Zo? Mode primarily develops music games, collaborating with Sony London on Eye

I-play, Oberon Media's publishing division and the world's leading multi-platform casual games publisher, and Elephant Entertainment, a division of THQ Inc., today announced the nationwide retail launch of James Patterson's Women's Murder Club: Death

The most popular movies among NYTimes.com readers. A truly breathtaking study in the migratory patterns of birds from the makers of the acclaimed Microcosmos, Jacques Perrin 's visually stunning documentary finds its way to DVD courtesy of Columbia Tri/S

When DVD technology hit the market in 1996, it was supposed to deliver not only an unparalleled viewing experience, but a way for Hollywood studios to protect their movies from illegal copying.