Robert Pattinson doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon. The "Twilight" star already has "Eclipse," "Remember Me" and "Unbound Captives" in the can and is expected...
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As I was working yesterday on some articles, I was inspired by the "10 best man-in-gorilla-suit movies" list by Mr. Beaks at AICN to throw on some Three Stooges s...
The quality of films in 2009 may have been hampered a bit by the writer's work stoppage two years ago, but 2010 is looking like an impressive rebound for the creative side of Hollywood. The most prominent evidence of ...
His life changed history. His courage changed lives. In 1977, Harvey Milk was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, becoming the first openly gay man to be voted into public office in America. His victory...
If tragedy is good television drama -- and "Brothers & Sisters" keeps trying to pretend it is -- then Sunday's (Oct. 11) episode of "The Amazing Race" was a very fine hour of TV.
If, h...
It's no exaggeration to proclaim the advent of the new 10 nominations rule has completely changed the Oscar race. Films that wouldn't have had a stone's throw of being seriously considered when there were ...
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Well, then. Maybe next time I have surgery and the doctor tells me to take it easy, I'll listen, because I screwed it up badly this time around. I ran out of here Monday to se...
Rumors have been circulating Hollywood today, that recent Oscar winner Sean Penn has decided to take some time off -- up to a year -- to deal with some personal matters. HitFix can confirm this is the ac...
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...
