It looks like British actress Emma Watson, who played Hermione in all eight "Harry Potter" movies and recently had a supporting role in "My Week with Marilyn", may be teaming up with "Potter 5...
Okay, this is not Oscar related. At all. In the slightest. Though maybe it should be. I'm in the tank for "Beavis and Butt-Head." Always have been. Always will be. So you can bet I'll be parked in front...
NEW YORK (AP) — Craig Ferguson is taking "The Late Late Show" to the City of Lights.
The host of the CBS talk show has complained in the past that his studio is too dark.
Ferguson announced on Mo...
Just think of Jennifer Lawrence as the "Soon-Yi Previn" of her next film.
The "Hunger Games" actress is in talks to star in "The Ends of the Earth," an epic romance that's just been ac...
So, remember all that excitement over "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" being filmed and projected at 48 frames per second? Yep, it's been crickets ever since "The Hobbit" hit theaters in D...
NEW YORK (AP) — Oprah Winfrey's quarter-century run on daytime TV may be accompanied by a TV film dramatizing her life.
Veteran producer Larry A. Thompson said Monday the planned two- or four-hour Winfrey fil...
Ben Affleck isn't actually a politician, but he's spent so much time discussing the subject on TV -- he's one of Bill Maher's most reliable guests -- that his role in the new film "State of Play" seems like a ...
Apparently, director Harold Ramis has had the concept for "Year One" rolling around in his head for more than a decade. The comedy mastermind conceded that "very few young people are interested in religion," but hoped...
Before he became Lord of the Franchises, with a stake in such hit film series as "Star Trek," "Mission: Impossible" and now "Star Wars," J.J. Abrams was just a successful TV guy who was a...
Looks like the Marvel universe will be getting a little more rugged thanks to director Alan Taylor's "Thor: The Dark World."
“Alan is bringing a grittier, more visceral, more textured patina to the ...
