FEATURE-Computer wizardry serves Wimbledon actors well
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Iconic film maker Jean-Luc Godard hit the nail pretty much square on the head when he said cinema was the most beautiful fraud in the world.
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At 34, Andre Agassi has seen a lot of things in tennis. And here's one more that he'd like to add: instant replay.
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As the genuine Andy Roddick has morphed into a star of manufactured prickliness, it is worth wondering what Jimmy Connors is feeding his protÃ©gÃ©.
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Sport: Wimbledon: Reigning champion recovers from losing first set of tournament to reach semi-finals.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California - The stars of &quot;Wimbledon&quot; prove it doesn&#39;t matter if you win or lose. It&#39;s looking like you know how to play the game that counts.
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The Tennis Channel, the 24-hour cable television network devoted to tennis and other racquet sports, has partnered with Universal Pictures to help market the upcoming film "Wimbledon," which stars Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany.
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A computer program known as Brutus.1 is generating brief outbursts of fiction that are probably superior to what many humans could turn out.
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Christopher Lee says he does not own a computer or a mobile phone. But that hasn't prevented the veteran British actor from starring in some of the most successful and accomplished marriages of narrative and computer-generated artistry that ever entertained an audience.
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By Gloria Goodale | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor. &quot;Wimbledon,&quot; starring Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany, may be billed as a romantic comedy, but it is also a next-generation sports movie, offering
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The computer appears to be well on its way toward total entertainment domination in the home.
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&quot;Wimbledon&quot; is more edifying as a treatise about how movies are marketed than as a piece of entertainment. Consider this: Kirsten Dunst has been featured as the
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Digital technology changes from workhorse to entertainer.
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A raised eyebrow, quizzical look or a  nod of the head are just a few of the facial expressions  computers could soon be using to read people&#039;s minds.
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Nintendo's favorite game boy puts on an entertaining show for tennis purists and gaming thrill seekers, and that's no backhanded compliment. Game review by Chris Kohler.
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Watching &quot;Wimbledon&quot; is more edifying about how movies are marketed than as a piece of entertainment. Consider this: Kirsten Dunst has been featured as the movie&#39;s star (high profile
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Andy Murray is hopeful that his wrist injury will have improved enough for him to play at Wimbledon.
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There is nothing quite like the intimate, unpretentious but still intense tennis theater of Wimbledon after a long, cacophonous sports year in America.