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The article discusses the production and promotion of the film "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," directed by J. J. Abrams and starring Adam Driver. Topics explored include the release of three trailers for the film by distributor Walt Disney, outlook for the possible plot and action sequences in the film, and the portrayal of Star Wars film characters particularly Han Solo, C-3PO, and Princess Leia.

The article discusses the release of the movie trailer for the motion picture "Star Wars: The Force Awakens." Topics discussed include the film in the context of the "Star Wars" movie franchise, the director of the film J.J. Abrams, and actors in the film including John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, and Oscar Isaac. Actors who appeared in the original "Star Wars" films, including Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, and Anthony Daniels are also mentioned.

The article focuses on the film "10 Cloverfield Lane" by director J.J. Abrams. It mentions Abrams and his production company Bad Robot's efforts to prevent leaks and spoilers of the films they work on and mentions they kept plot details for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" out of the public eye. It states fans didn't even know the film "10 Cloverfield Lane" existed until the movie trailer was released. It reports on methods Abrams used to keep the film under wraps, including watermarked scripts.

Previews several motion pictures to be shown in the United States in the fall of 1999. `For Love of the Game,' starring Kevin Costner; `Mumford,' starring Loren Dean; `Double Jeopardy,' starring Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones; `American Beauty,' starring Kevin Spacey and Annette Bening; `Fight Club,' starring Brad Pitt.

The article discusses songs featured in movie trailers, including "Castle," by Halsey for the film "The Huntsman: Winter's Dream," "Salvation," by Gabrielle Aplin for the film "The Little Prince," and "Dirty Work," by Austin Mahone for the film "Nine Lives."

The article focuses on why motion picture studios are revealing important moments from films in their promotional trailers. Topics include trailer agencies Trailer Park and Buddha Jones, the viewer testing that trailers undergo before they're released, and the reaction of several directors, including Antoine Fuqua, Colin Trevorrow, and Alan Taylor.

The article discusses the trailer for the motion picture "The Last Jedi."

The article presents songs from motion picture trailers including the song"I Believe" by Christina Perri in the "Pan" trailer, the song "Hemiplegia" by Haerts in the "Cake" trailer, and the songs "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five" and "Let 'Em In" by Wings in the "While We're Young" trailer.

The article discusses music featured in the trailers for motion pictures. Topics include the song "I'd Love to Change the World" by Jetta from "Nightcrawler," the song "Free Your Mind" by En Vogue from "The Interview," and the song "I Want to Take You Higher" by Sly and the Family Stone from "Inherent Vice."

The article discusses the use of social media by film studios to market and buildup anticipation for the release of upcoming movies as of August 8, 2014. Topics include a teaser film trailer for the motion picture "Fifty Shades of Grey" that was posted by singer Beyoncé to her account on the social media platform Instagram, screenwriter Christopher Nolan's release of two movie clips from his film "Interstellar, and teaser videos released for the film "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 1."

The article discusses songs featured in movie trailers, including "Bad Girls," by M.I.A. in the preview for the film "The Heat," "Beat Goes On," by Travis Parker and Cypress Hill in the preview for the film "21 and Over," and "Seven Devils," by Florence Welch in the preview for the film "Beautiful Creatures."

The article offers information on songs that can be heard in various trailers for motion pictures being released in the fall and winter of 2012. Songs discussed include "You Only Live Once" by the Strokes in the film "This Is 40" starring Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann, "Young Men Dead" by the Black Angels in the film "Jack Reacher" starring Tom Cruise, and "Steal Your Heart" by Augustana in the film "Playing for Keeps" starring Gerard Butler.

The article discusses songs featured in U.S. film trailers including a remake of the English rock band Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song," by Trent Reznor and Karen O., "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked," by Cage the Elephant, and "Party All Night (Sleep All Day)," by Sean Kingston.

The article discusses the motion picture "Avatar," directed by James Cameron. Topics discussed in the article include comparisons that have been made between "Avatar" and the motion picture "Titanic," the amount of money that Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. spent in making the film and the reaction from people who have viewed previews of the film.

The article offers news briefs and photographs regarding events that took place in the entertainment industry. The Spice Girls performed at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on November 15, 2007 in Los Angeles, California. Actress Betty White will make a special guest appearance on the television program "Ugly Betty." The full motion picture trailer for "Cloverfield" has been launched on the internet.

The article focuses on movie teasers for 2016 films, including "Captain America: Civil War," "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," and "Independence Day: Resurgence."

The article presents entertainment news briefs, including the selection of Chris Harrison as the host of the television game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," the reunion of the band Black Eyed Peas to record an album, and the release of the film trailer for "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens."

Reports on the premiere of the trailer of the movie `Star Wars: Episode One--The Phantom Menace,' by Twentieth Century Fox and Lucasfilm. Comment from Terry Press, head of marketing for DreamWorks; Purpose of the movie preview; Reason for the fans' frenzy.

Questions whether the previews written about motion pictures trailers are influencing the public in a negative way. Names of various motions pictures and the previews they received; Why an audience might feel cheated; Examples of the trailers which were shown and how the public perceived them. INSET: Taking in the previews, by K.B..

Outlines factors considered in making motion picture trailers. Use of name brands; Jokes; Sex appeal; Love; Music score; Visuals; Spiritual quality.

The article presents content available on the publication's website, social media pages, and satellite radio station, including an interview with comedian Nick Kroll, photographs and information regarding the nominees for the 87th Academy Awards, and trailers and song samples from the film "Boyhood."

The article presents content available on the publication's website, social media pages, and satellite radio station, including a Halloween-themed countdown of the publication's top five scariest films, rock musician Dave Grohl's interview with comedian Chelsea Handler, and movie trailers.

The article presents content available on the publication's website, social media pages, and satellite radio station, including coverage of the 2014 Emmy Awards ceremony hosted by actor and comedian Seth Meyers, an interview with actor Jeff Bridges, and movie trailers for films such as "Big Eyes."

Entertainment news briefs are presented as of August 8, 2014, including the song "Bang Bang" by Jessie J, Nikki Minaj, and Ariana Grande, singer Justin Bieber's use of a wheelchair to cut lines at the amusement park Disneyland, and the release of a movie trailer for the film "Fifty Shades of Grey."

The article presents entertainment industry news briefs as of May 9, 2014. Topics include singer Ariana Grande's song "Problem," the trailer for the motion picture "WolfCop," and a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) interview with singer Chris Martin regarding his separation from actress Gwyneth Paltrow.

The article presents popular culture news briefs as of February 14, 2014. A reunion for the television series "Seinfeld" only features the characters of Jerry, George, and Newman. A movie trailer for the motion picture "Transformers: Age of Extinction" features the character Optimus Prime riding a robot tyrannosaurus rex. Actor Shia LaBeouf stars in the motion picture "Rock the Kasbah."

The article presents a list of several songs featured in motion picture trailers including "Let's Go" by Trick Daddy, Lil Jon, and Twista featured in the film "Neighbors", "Matangi" by M.I.A. featured in the film "Vampire Academy", and "Problem" by Natalia Kills featured in the film "3 Days to Kill."

A list is presented of songs that appear in 2013 motion picture trailers, such as "She" by Alice Smith from the film "Lovelace," "Best Day of My Life" by the band American Authors from the film "Delivery Man," and "Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)" by Marcus Mumford from the film "Inside Llewyn Davis."

The article reports on the news that the U.S. National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO) wants to establish rules for movie trailers that would decrease the length from two minutes and thirty seconds to two minutes, discussing the evolution of the movie trailer industry in the U.S.

The article discusses features of the publication's Website and electronic version for tablet computers including photographs taken from the book "The Making of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi," by J.W. Rinzler, an interview with costume designer Janie Bryant and film trailers for the film "Fast & Furious 6."

The article offers information on content available at the periodical website located at ew.com, including motion picture trailers, a guide to the television program "Game of Thrones," and details related to the singing competition television program "American Idol."

The article speculates about the production and plot of the film "Paranormal Activity 4." Topics include why directors Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost refuse to discuss the film's plot, speculation on a trailer released in August 2012 which features a small boy who might have starred in previous "Paranormal Activity" movies, and the possibility that actress Katie Featherston will return for the fourth installment in the franchise.

The article looks at music in film trailers, examining music from the film "The Life of David Gale" which was used in films such as "The Artist," "The Iron Lady," and "Munich," and music by Camille Saint-Saëns, James Horner, and Pink which is used to evoke specific emotions.

The article looks at the practice of publishers creating a Web video to promote books. Topics include how the video sharing website YouTube has created a new way of advertising, the cost of making a trailer, and examples of book-promoting Web videos such as "Super Sad True Love Story," by Gary Shteyngart, and "How Did You Get This Number," by Sloane Crosley.

This article reviews the DVD release of the web series "Trailers From Hell!" featuring commentary from film directors including Guillermo del Toro and Joe Dante.

The article presents several suggestions submitted by readers for improving the motion-picture industry including more comfortable theater seats, the elimination of trailers that disclose plot twists, and the screening of classic films in modern digital theaters.

The article discusses viral marketing of the 2011 science fiction film "Apollo 18," which will be released April 22, 2011, focusing on the popularity of an Internet video of the film trailer for the motion picture.

The article focuses on the film trailer for the motion picture "Cowboys & Aliens," directed by Jon Favreau, which was presented as a television advertisement in the broadcast of the Super Bowl football game on February 6, 2011.

The author reports that a trailer for the film "The Dilemma" has been pulled due to the reaction from people regarding a joke that was made in it against homosexuals.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for downloading an application for watching motion picture trailers onto a smartphone.

The article presents a chart listing aspects of popular culture, including the trailer for the motion picture "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," the end credits of the motion picture "Despicable Me," and actor Steve Carell's plans to leave the television program "The Office."

The author reports that Sony Pictures Classics, the distributor of the motion picture "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus," is screening the trailer for the film before the animated motion picture "Astro Boy." According to Sony, although "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus" is not typically a children's picture, young audiences are attracted to its stars, including Johnny Depp, and its nonlinear presentation.

The author offers opinions on a motion picture trailer for the disaster film "2012" used in advertising for that film. The trailer is criticized as exploiting images associated with the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in a callous and offhanded manner. This is said to be a reflection of the film's director Roland Emmerich.

The article reports on the motion picture preview industry after the 2008 death of Don LaFontaine, to whom the article attributes approximately 5,000 movie previews. Trends in voice-over previews are reported as changing. Examples are given of 2008 motion picture trailers featuring minimal use of voice-overs, including "Tropic Thunder" and "Blindness."

The article describes four satirical coming attraction short films for motion pictures that never existed. The trailers listed are for the films "Jews in Space," conceived by Mel Brooks, "Mant!" featuring actor John Goodman, "Machete" an action film directed by Robert Rodriguez and "Medellin," starring Vincent Chase.

This article reports on the trailer for the James Bond film "Quantum of Solace." The article describes the content of the trailer, noting how it introduces Bond and demonstrates the action scenes that will occur in the film. The article also discusses actor Daniel Craig and the film's title, noting that it does not sound like a British film.

The article discusses the trailer for "The Dark Knight," the sequel to 2005's "Batman Begins," directed by Christopher Nolan. Actors featured in the trailer include Heath Ledger and Aaron Eckhart. Ledger plays Batman's nemesis, The Joker, while Eckhart portrays Harvey Dent, who will eventually become Two-Face.

The article reviews the promotional trailer for the film "Blindness," starring Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo, directed by Fernando Meirelles.

The article reports on the decision of the U.S.'s largest theater chain, Regal Entertainment Group, to allow risqué previews to be shown before R-rated movies. Universal Pictures distribution president Adam Fogelson is very happy with the decision. He and other studio executives state the responsibilities and caution that go with allowing such previews to be shown.