Gary Oldman has settled into pimps and dwarfs, rednecks and clergymen, kingpins and gangster pawns, punk rockers and classical musicians, crooked cops and noble detectives, political villains and Gothic monsters with ...
"Warrior" star Joel Edgerton was in talks to star in the "300" follow-up, "300: Battle of Artemisia," but it looks like the actor has other plans instead.
In the Frank Miller-penned fi...
Over the past two weeks, the five broadcast networks, a slew of cable networks and PBS have been plying their wares to the Television Critics Association at our semi-annual press tour, held at the Beverly Hilton. ...
The 2010-11 network TV season officially ended Wednesday night at 11 p.m. It was not, to put it plainly, a good one for new shows.
Of the 44 shows to debut at some point during this season, 34 of them w...
"The Hobbit's" director, co-producer and co-screenwriter Peter Jackson may be under a "medical form of house arrest" after having emergency surgery last month for an ulcer, but that didn't st...
From Oprah striking out on her own with a new cable network and Simon Cowell striking out on his own with an American version of "X Factor" (plus "American Idol" striking out on its own without Cow...
After the critical success of "There Will Be Blood," many cinefiles and those in the know have been curious where writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson would go next. If everything comes together, Ander...
MGM has had it's share of bad press recently as it struggles with cash-flow problems to its debtor before it releases a slew of new movies in 2010. Happily, a ray of sunshine hit the Century City based studio on Thurs...
