Grauman's Chinese Theatre, which has been on the market for a while, has finally found a buyer, reports the LA Times. "Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures parent Viacom Inc. has signed an agreement to sell the historic theater on Hollywood Boulevard for an undisclosed sum to a pair of movie producers: Don Kushner, executive producer of "Tron: Legacy," and the flamboyant and controversial entrepreneur Elie Samaha, two people familiar with the deal said Thursday." The sale includes the Mann's Chinese 6 multiplex. [LAT]
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