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1771. Tomb Raider Chronicles - TILL FIRM, GORDON, INK MULTI-YEAR DEAL
Producer Lawrence Gordon has signed an overall production pact with Stewart Till's Signpost Films. Under the terms of the deal, Gordon, who most recently produced K-Pax for Universal Pictures and Intermedia, will produce at least one film a year for the company, which in return will handle worldwide distribution on the projects.
Last Updated: Feb 21, 2002
1772. Tomb Raider Chronicles - LARA CROFT'S NEXT GENERATION EXPLOITS
Following Tuesdays return to Derbyshire-based studios' Core Design to meet and greet new PR Manager Gary Reading and to snatch a sneak-preview of this years most anticipated video-game, tombraiderchronicles.com can exclusively reveal further details from Tomb Raider Next Generation - specifically the dramatic increase in detail from past to present Lara Croft models ahead of the official unveiling by Core Design on March 20.
Last Updated: Feb 20, 2002
1773. Tomb Raider Chronicles - TOP COW ANNOUNCE TOMB RAIDER ISSUE 22
Top Cow, the official comic book franchise operators for Eidos Interactives' Tomb Raider video game series, will continue their line-up with the forthcoming May 15 release of issue 22 featuring buxom British aristocrat Lara Croft and penned by Randy Green.
Last Updated: Feb 20, 2002
1774. Tomb Raider Chronicles - TRY YOUR CELL TO BUY AND SELL
With cellphones already deployed for fun as fashion accessories and for 160-character text gossip, it was only a matter of time before mobile firms tapped their potential for the serious business of buying and selling.
Last Updated: Feb 19, 2002
1775. Tomb Raider Chronicles - VIACOM POSTS LOSS AMID ADVERTS SLUMP
Entertainment behemoth Viacom Inc. on Wednesday posted a fourth-quarter loss, hurt by weakness in the advertising market that is expected to continue in the current quarter. The company, which owns the CBS television network, MTV and the Paramount film studios, reiterated its forecast for double-digit cash flow growth this year but said the soft economic trends of the 2001 fourth quarter would persist.
Last Updated: Feb 13, 2002
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