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Channeling Ray Liotta?

Rihanna is the queen of the charts as she becomes only the second artist this year to simultaneously rank No. 1 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Billboard 200.

Dustin Hoffman, Leos Carax, and Pablo Larraín add to the fest's star power, but Ken Loach's absence is still creating a buzz. read more

When a poker game is robbed, the thieves must pay: enter Brad Pitt, who stars, along with Richard Jenkins, James Gandolfini and Ray Liotta.

Michael Jackson's 1982 album, "Thriller," forever changed the way the music industry worked and how fans received music.

The inaugural fest hosted by the actor’s son kicks off May 2 in Key Largo, Fla. read more

Sia co-wrote the song "Diamonds," and now that track is a No. 1 single by Rihanna. If Sia had sung it, and farmed it to radio, it would not go No. 1. But that's not to say the songwriter doesn't sing it better.

Can you guess which one?

Listen on the player above, or download this week’s episode as an mp3 here (right-click, “save as.”) This week on the Frotcast, it’s the triumphant return of Burnsy, because one [...] The post F...

The actor would join original trilogy stars Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen in Bryan Singer's film, which also stars James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult. read more

Hooray for more Whedon!

After announcing the full Documentary and Narrative competition slates for the 2013 Sundance Film Festival on Wednesday, Sundance has now revealed the edgy and quirky fare that will be featured in the Spotlight and New F...

With the director of Day & Night.

The Sundance Film Festival unveiled two more sections that will be part of its 2013 edition, and films involving James Franco are a recurring theme.

Films featuring Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon and Jon Cryer will play at the festival in Park City. read more

'Life of Pi,' 'Cloud Atlas' and a trio of superhero movies all make the cut.

The "Killing Them Softly" star reveals his thoughts or mortality, unconventional film roles and that Chanel ad. read more

This week in posters was on hiatus for a few weeks on account of how long these damned things take to put together, but now it’s back! Because at least [...] The post This Week in Posters: With Cowboy Bill Murray ...

The digital revolution doesn't recognize your code.

Suddenly, the box office is playing a key role in boosting -- or diminishing -- some films' awards chances. read more

"Skyfall," "Life of Pi" and "Cloud Atlas" are among the shortlisted films. read more

CBS announced on Thursday (November 29) that it has given a straight-to-series order to "Under the Dome," snagging the project from its corporate sibling and giving it a 13-episode commitment.