Harry Potter is still a big deal. Just so we're clear.
I'm amazed at the sheer weight of a set like the one announced by Warner Bros Home Video today. I'd imagine this thing has be heavy enough to crush...
Simply spectacular. Turning a green, pastoral landscape the size of a football field into an industrial revolution factory in less than 15 min? Then pulling four gigantic rings across the stadium adding one from the g...
LONDON (AP) — It may lack wizards and witches, but J.K. Rowling and her publisher are hoping her first novel for adults, "The Casual Vacancy," will have the magic touch.
The book's title was announc...
Is the world ready for the further adventures of underage masked vigilantes Kick-Ass and Hit Girl?
"Kick-Ass," which pitted wannabe superheroes against a realistic, violent underworld, was released in 201...
With each year's Oscar nominations, movie buffs everywhere bemoan the perceived disses of certain films and performers, while smacking their foreheads over the thought of who got nominated in their place. This year is...
Film franchises are a tricky thing. Hollywood loves to jump on bandwagons, and every time a book series is turned into a "Harry Potter"-sized juggernaut or an old TV show becomes the basis for a megahit like...
More than any awards season in recent memory, the past few months has shined the spotlight on the great actors and actresses who still haven't been honored with the Oscar spotlight. Whether it's the embarrassing...
LONDON (AP) — Writer J.K. Rowling and actress Sienna Miller gave a London courtroom a vivid picture on Thursday of the anxiety, anger and fear produced by living in the glare of Britain's tabloid media, ...
It's not hyperbole to say that the 2012 best supporting race may be the most wide open Oscar category in years. Moreover, it's not for lack of suitable candidates. Instead, there may just be too many great...
Is J.K. Rowling having problems saying goodbye? The iconic author closed the books on her incredibly popular character Harry Potter in the novel "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" in 2007. No...
