Frears segues from "Queen" to small-screen "Tracer"
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LOS ANGELES  - Stephen Frears, the Oscar-nominated director of "The Queen," is venturing into American series television with CBS' drama pilot "Skip Tracer," which he is set to direct and executive produce.
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If you think you spend too much time stuck in front of a computer screen, spare a thought for bleary eyed gamer Eric Furrer.
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The 44th New York Film Festival opens on Friday with Stephen Frears's award-winning drama The Queen.
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Sony's new direction tells us plenty about the future of television screens.
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Stephen Frears' "The Queen" is the   critics' favorite to take the best picture award at the Venice   Film Festival this year, with Emilio Estevez's star-packed   "Bobby" leading a strong chasing pack.
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LG.Philips Displays' new picture tube line allows for thinner televisions.
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If you're one of those wireless users who like small handsets but detest small displays, you'll like this.
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A brand is transformed on the silver screen.
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These days, my card-playing pals are so busy showing off their new BlackBerrys or boasting about the newest features on the Palm Pilot that we can hardly get in a decent game of Follow the Queen.
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Size matters in pornography, except when it comes to tiny mobile phone screens, the next frontier for erotica.
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Films depicting a Gestapo interrogator  of a German resistance heroine and Hitler's propaganda chief  are the country's latest cinematic attempts to portray leading  Nazis less as caricatures and more as real men.
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Some of the best gaming fun is still to be had on the small screen.
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The FX cable channel has  handed out a series commitment to &quot;Queen B,&quot; a female workplace  drama from the creator of &quot;Nip/Tuck.&quot;
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Penetration testing telly show up against the Queen The haxploitation genre is coming to the small screen with a forthcoming series about a team of penetration testers.â¦
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This tiny shot-on-video downer hits theaters at the same time as a more deluxe home version of Martin Scorsese's career-making melodrama Mean Streets comes to DVD. The timing is probably coincidence, because Creek's anti-urban setting (largely a boat in rocky waters) has far more in common with several other well-known movies, which is part of its problem.
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SED TVs, coming next year, will offer bright, CRT-like pictures in a thin package.
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Stephen Frears's sublimely nimble evisceration of the British royal family pries open a window in the House of Windsor around the time of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.