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Will You Watch The Pacific?
Band of Brothers creators Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg have teamed up once again to bring a fresh perspective on WWII in The Pacific. The highly anticipated series follows the stories of three U.S. marines — Eugene Sledge (Joseph Mazzello), Robert

"Alice" leads box office, as "Green Zone" flops
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - 'Alice in Wonderland' led the North American box office for a second weekend but Matt Damon's Iraq war conspiracy thriller 'Green Zone' opened disappointingly, studio estimates showed on Sunday. Director Tim Burton's 3D remake of

Movies/TV's 3R's 03.09.10: The Oscars, Alice in Wonderland, Indiana Jones, Mo'Nique, More
Movies/TV's 3R's 03.09.10: The Oscars, Alice in Wonderland, Indiana Jones, Mo'Nique, More Posted by on 03.09.2010 From Alice in Wonderland's great weekend, Jeff Daniels great Oscar speech, Sandra Bullock's great Razzie speech, and Roger Ebert's great

Body Movin' Top Moments
This week of television included lots of moving and shaking: The Oscars proved that an awards show about movies is no place for dancing. House's Wilson frolicked as a woodland nympho, er, nymph. The winds of change came to Big Love. A suicide bomber went

Movie Review: Alice in Wonderland (2010) is a Near Miss
Tim Burton is one of those directors guided by his singular vision. When you watch a Tim Burton film there is no question that it is a Tim Burton film. To some this is a great thing, to others it is something to be avoided, while others just

Movie Review: Samurai Spy
Part of: The Samurai Series Share Author: Michael Nordine — Published: Mar 13, 2010 at 7:19 am 1 comment It is clear from the first few frames of Samurai Spy that we are about to watch a film that stands an armescape_start39;s length away from its

Movie Review: The Art of the Steal
A small African American college becomes the beneficiary of a rich man’s will, but evil forces—political and social and even petty personal—converge to take away a multi-million dollar art collection from the small college, destroy an educational

Oscars 2010 diary: In the Loop with Jesse Armstrong
The co-writer of the Oscar-nominated British comedy shares his experiences of LA's biggest night out Jesse Armstrong wrote In the Loop with Armando Iannucci, Simon Blackwell and Tony Roche). The film was nominated for best adapted screenplay. 26.2.10

Green Zone Movie Review: Matt Damon is breathless
There’s a new movie about Iraq that has just been released in cinemas, which is hoping to take the box office by storm. And the movie I am talking about is 'Green Zone,' which stars Matt Damon – whose other films include 'The Bourne Ultimatum' and

Madonna and Gerard Butler had post-Oscars a dance-off
Madonna and Gerard Butler had a dance-off at a post-Oscars party. The 'Material Girl' singer helped host the bash at manager Guy Oseary's Los Angeles home following the prestigious ceremony on Sunday night (07.03.10) and was clearly in a party mood so

South Park Takes On Tiger Woods
Add Tiger Woods ' name to the list of controversial subjects South Park isn't afraid to poke fun at. Kanye West is OK with being a gay fish on South Park In the Season 14 premiere, which airs Wednesday, March 17 at 10/9c on Comedy Central,

Men of a Certain Age: The Secret to Great Chemistry and What's Ahead for Season 2
Men of a Certain Age deals with three men coming to grips with getting older. But for series stars Ray Romano , Andre Braugher and Scott Bakula , being older is a key component to their on-screen chemistry. "We're grown-ups," Braugher told TVGuide.com

Producer: Paul Schneider Leaving Parks for Movie Career
Paul Schneider is leaving NBC's Parks and Recreation at the end of the season to focus on his film career, executive producer Mike Schur told the Los Angeles Times . NBC renews 30 Rock , The Office and Community Schur said that Schneider's

Cynthia Nixon, Brothers & Sisters Take Home GLAAD Awards
Sex and they City star Cynthia Nixon , Joy Behar , and ABC drama Brothers & Sisters were all winners at the 2010 GLAAD Media Awards . At the ceremony, hosted annually by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Nixon received the... Read

Film review: The Men Who Stare at Goats — WTF?
Raggy Anne on The Men Who Stare at Goats movie review: amusing it-might-be-real WTF? entertainment the inspiration for this blog | the room on Interview with Tommy Wiseau, actor/writer/director/producer of The Room quantize on The Men Who Stare at Goats

Kesha - Kesha Laughs Off Image
Kesha insists her persona is not an image and she wants to be seen as a celebration of ''youth and fun''. Kesha wants to be a 'walking celebration of f**k off irreverence'.The 'Blah Blah Blah' singer doesn't do anything to deliberately create an image

Tim Burton - Tim Burton Scared By Life
Tim Burton claims scary movies never gave him nightmares when he was younger because he was so terrified of real life. Tim Burton was scared of 'real life'. The 'Alice in Wonderland' director claims watching scary movies never affected him because he

Matt Damon - Outnumbered Dad Matt Damon
Matt Damon says living in an all-female household means he has no control over family life. Matt Damon has no control over his household. The 'Green Zone' actor raises three children - Isabella, three, 18-month-old Gia and 11-year-old stepdaughter

Sophie Dahl - Sophie Dahl No Fashion Revolutionary
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Mr. Deeds Movie Review & Cast/Crew List
• "Mr. Deeds" Movies News, Trailer and Websites • "Mr. Deeds" Production Photos • Cast and Crew List • Upcoming Releases • Casting Info/Movie News • Movie Reviews • Recently Released or New on Video In the romantic comedy "Mr. Deeds," Adam

Movie Review: Brooklyn's Finest
By Kam Williams In recent years, Boston has provided the backdrop for a number of gritty crime capers set in tight-knit communities, intimate character-driven dramas such as Mystic River (2003), The Departed (2006), Gone Baby Gone (2007) and What Doesnt

Apple's iPad hype machine rolls into action at the Oscars
Apple showed the iPad set on someone's lap and being used for a range of activities Apple chose the Oscars on the ABC television network to air its first iPad commercial on Sunday night in the U.S.

'Amelia' could've got five Oscar nominations: Mira Nair
By Subhash K. Jha, Mumbai, March 13 : US-based Indian filmmaker Mira Nair is miffed about how her ambitious film 'Amelia', on legendary American pilot Amelia Earhart, was handled by distributors Fox Searchlight. She says it could have got many Oscar

Movie Review: The Green Zone
BECOMING DISILLUSIONED: Jason Isaacs (L) plays a superior to Matt Damon in 'Green Zone.' (Jasin Boland/Universal Studios) All the worlds a stage is all the more apparent in this age of change and impending globalism. Oscar winner Matt Damon and director

New to DVD: Straight from the Oscars -- 'Precious,' 'Up in the Air'
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THE INSIDER: 'Sexiest woman here? Penelope Cruz,' Zac Efron told me at the Oscars
Hollywood in Oscar week is an electric place to be. Every major star's in town, there are massive parties every night and the anticipation builds by the hour to the big event. Elton John and David Furnish invited me to their private bash at the fabulous

Cynthia Nixon receives award from gay organization
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gay media group GLAAD honored the TV series 'Brothers & Sisters' and singled-out actress Cynthia Nixon for her work at a Saturday night gala highlighting gay marriage rights. 'We are bringing marriage back to its fundamentals and

10 Reason to Love Kathryn Bigelow
Last Sunday, in perhaps the highlight of a very long evening, Kathryn Bigelow won the award for best director, making her the first woman to win in the category, ever. (Lina Wertmuller, Jane Campion, and Sofia Coppola were nominated, but didn't come out

The Girls Who Kicked in Rock’s Door
The Runaways: from left, Cherie Currie, Joan Jett, Sandy West, Lita Ford and Jackie Fox. THE most striking thing about The Runaways, a new film about the trailblazing bad-girl rock band from the 1970s that spawned Joan Jett, is how authentic it feels.

MOVIE REVIEW The raw side of love
By the end of the Remember Me, Robert Pattinson proves, through a nuanced portrayal of the enigmatic protagonist Tyler Hawkins, that his acting career will outlive Twilight. Tyler is a brooding college-aged nihilist with intense emotional issues and a