Funny or Die's amusing, if uneven 2013 web flick "iSteve," which marked the first Steve Jobs movie out of the gates (Gates?), proved at its best mocking biopic clichés – most prominently, "It's so ...

Right now, if you want to watch a fictionalized version of the story of Steve Jobs, you have one option: the so-so 1999 teleflick Pirates of Silicon Valley, with Noah Wyle as Apple’s cofounder. Before ...

This weekend, the much awaited Steve Jobs film opened in San Francisco and select cities. It opens nationwide October 23. You might be on the fence about seeing it. Perhaps you’re burnt out from the ...

Sony is paying $1 million for the film rights to Walter Isaacson's authorized biography, Steve Jobs, reports said. After Jobs died last week, Isaacson's publisher Simon & Schuster pushed up the ...

The first of two movies based on the life of late Apple visionary Steve Jobs is to premiere at the Sundance film festival in January 2013. “jOBS” (yes, it’s written like that, in the sort of caps-lock ...

Today in show business news: Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs biopic has a release date, Nicolas Cage's Rapture movie gets even stranger, and Adam Levine will soon be hosting SNL.

Apple Inc. announced on Friday that it will become the exclusive U.S. broadcast partner for Formula 1 beginning in 2026. The five-year deal brings together two globally recognized brands united by ...

WARNING: Possible spoilers below, especially if you don’t know anything about the history of Apple Computer, Inc. Jobs, the movie starring Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs, doesn’t open until August 16.

The single most poignant moment in Steve Jobs, Aaron Sorkin's long-awaited study of the adored Apple founder, is perhaps its simplest: Jobs (Michael Fassbender), triumphant as the reinstated CEO of ...

Ashton Kutcher has opened up about one of the most challenging roles of his career: portraying Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in the 2013 biopic Jobs. The actor admitted that taking on the part of the ...

In a Hollywood battle over real-life tech that may say as much about the state of the movies as how angry Steve Wozniak is right now, Steve Jobs's right-hand man is doing some posthumous fuming over ...