Danny Goldberg

Music manager Danny Goldberg defends Internet piracy laws, and Harvard law professor Jonathan Zittrain doesn't want Justin Bieber to go to jail for copyright infringement.

Rabid movie trailer - starring Joe Silver, Marilyn Chambers, Frank Moore, Patricia Gage, Howard Ryshpan. Directed by David Cronenberg. Genre: Horror Rating: R

Soul Survivors: Killer Cut movie trailer - starring Luke Wilson, Eliza Dushku, Casey Affleck, Wes Bentley, Angela Featherstone, Melissa Sagemiller. Directed by Stephen Carpenter. Genre: Mystery-Suspense Rating: R

Paris, 1910. The streets of the city are flooded. The Eiffel Tower looms over a temporary lake and certain streets sport makeshift bridges so Parisians can go about their daily routines. But spirits are high for the citizens of this romantic city, including those of Emile (Jay Harrington), a lovelorn cinema projectionist, and his madcap friend Raoul (Adam Goldberg), a delivery man by day and inventor by night. Raoul is equal parts brazen attitude, affectionate demeanor (mostly towards Catherine, his trusty truck) and limitless energy. His unbridled enthusiasm for discovery and breaking the rules lands him and Emile in the perfect setting for unintentional mischief: an eccentric scientist s greenhouse. Explosions follow. Once the clouds of smoke clear, Raoul and Emile realize that a monster has been let loose onto the soggy streets of Paris. Feeling some responsibility but mostly filled with a sense of adventure, the friends plunge headlong into a chaotic monster hunt. Only after the intervention of Raoul s former classmate Lucille (Vanessa Paradis), now a celebrated cabaret singer, do they consider the possibility that the terrifying monster may not be as menacing as he appears. But can the group save the beast from the corrupt police chief (Danny Huston), an ambitious mayoral candidate who needs to prove he s doing something to keep the waterlogged streets of Paris safe? Throughout their adventures, the ragtag gang of monster hunters encounters many colourful characters, including a sweet cinema ticket agent, a saucy nightclub owner and an irritable monkey who may be the best communicator of them all.

Rumored to have been descended from Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata, the incredibly magnetic frontwoman had a powerful, soulful voice that belied her inherent shyness and distinguished The Gits from other punk bands of that day. This riveting documentary is part musical history and part murder mystery, brimming with rare performance footage dating from their Antioch College days through their subsequent move to Seattle just before the world's ears suddenly tuned into the emerging northwest music scene. The Gits would become an integral and influential part of the milieu if largely unsung in comparison to fellow Seattle bands like Nirvana and Soundgarden. But just as they were about to make it big, the band was dealt a mighty blow with the sudden, violent loss of their friend and band member whose lyrics eerily foreshadowed events to come. Mia's murder became a rallying point for seattle music scene, as the investigation ripped through the community with devastating results, leaving many female musicians feeling momentarily disempowered before turning their insecurity into anger and into a statement that would resonate with women the world over. A celebration of Mia's life as well as a comprehensive testament to the band's greatness as a whole. The film's interviews reflect the enormous respect and love Mia's peers had for her, and also the sadness over her absence that still haunts them today.

Teaser trailer for The Color Purple. Steven Spielberg's masterful adaptation of Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel stars Whoopi Goldberg, in her impressive screen debut, as Celie, a sharecropper's daughter living in rural Georgia. The film opens in 1909 when Celie is a young girl, a victim of incest, pregnant with her father's child. Ugly and unloved, separated from her children and her sister, Celie's only option is marriage to an abusive, philandering husband (Danny Glover) who treats her little better than a slave. Her life changes forever when her husband brings his mistress, a beautiful blues singer named Shug (Margaret Avery), into the house.

Goldberg (Danny Trejo) explains how Death Race is a sort of R&D for the government to Lucas (Luke Goss).

Featurette for Death Race 2 takes an in-depth look at Danny Trejo, and his character Goldberg.