Rachel Weisz smiles for the photogs during a daytime photo call for her new flick "Agora." Directed by Alejandro Amenabar ("The Others," "The Sea Inside") the drama is set in ancient times and also features Max Minghe...
Here's what I'll say for the stars of "Terminator: Salvation," a Hail Mary pass of a summer movie: they are intense. That's the adjective that most readily describes the film's entire aesthetic. Or t...
A stark contrast from the last premiere McG had at Mann's Chinese. Then the cast was Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore. This time around? Christian Bale, Anton Yelchin, Sam Worthington and McG are here t...
Christian Bale steps into the grown up role of John Connor in the fourth installment of the "Terminator" franchise, "Terminator: Salvation."
The rapper -- who is often best known for his feuds with other rappers such as Jay Z and Juelz Santana -- returns after a three-year absence. He's making up for lost time with 22 tracks, including such seemingly confl...
I've been at this now for going on 15 years, and even before I was doing it online, I chased rumors down for my own curiosity. Living and working in Los Angeles, you hear things from the strangest of sources, hi...
An opportunity to hang with the President? Here comes Hollywood! Check out the A, B and C-list celebs who watched host Wanda Sykes skewer President Obama at the annual White House Press Corps dinner.
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The most entertaining awards show on television is back for yet another go around. No, it's not the Oscars, Grammys or Golden Globe Awards (don't even think of the yawn-inducing Emmys), it's the MTV Movie Awards...
NEW YORK (AP) — It's "Twilight" versus "Slumdog Millionaire" at this year's MTV Movie Awards.
The vampire blockbuster and Oscar-winning Indian romance have six nominations each, including best movie, MTV ann...
SACRAMENTO, California (AP) — Arnold Schwarzenegger might be back as the Terminator after all, despite his day job as California governor.
Schwarzenegger confirmed in a Webcast interview that his im...
