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What is she wearing?!

Now a future Oscar nominee?

A film about Occupy Wall Street is one of three documentaries about current social movements that will be shown at the Sundance Film Festival.

The network revealed on Friday (January 11) that the April 25 episode of "The Vampire Diaries" is being eyed as the set-up for a potential spinoff in consideration for next season.

Another year, another set of Oscar nominees. And while all are lucky to be in the mix, some are twice as lucky. There are always a few double dippers each year, individuals recognized in multiple categories or, sometimes...

Lucy Alibar, one of the writers of "Beasts of the Southern Wild," said she started shivering when she heard the news that she had been nominated for an Oscar. Her father started cursing, but that was a good thing.

The Sundance Film Festival has created a growing family of directors whose movies weren't accepted for a screening there.

The Iranian government, which has condemned Ben Affleck's film, is financing a film about the events surrounding the rescue of a group of American diplomats during the 1979 hostage crisis.

From director Brad Anderson.

A gritty Ghostbusters tale.

Time to catch up!

Taylor Swift heads back into the recording studio. What's she got on her mind?

In today's podcast, Kris and Anne discuss last night's Critics' Choice Movie Awards as well as the nominations for the 85th annual Academy Awards.

On today's episode of "Which Guy Was Being a Dick?", Quentin Tarantino snaps at a reporter who asks him about violence in his movies, telling the reporter, in either an

The director Sheldon Candis recalled his Baltimore boyhood to create the script for his first film, "Luv."

She succeeds Bill Condon, who has held that post for the past three years.

How well do we know 2012?

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Banshee," the new Cinemax drama about an ex-con (Antony Starr) who assumes the identity of a small town Pennsylvania sheriff.

Not that it's any surprise, but Beyonce isn't going it alone during her official Super Bowl Halftime show in February. What is surprising is that her cohorts from Destiny's Child will be joining her.

Steve Coll argues that Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal can't both "claim authenticity" while also dodging accusations of faulty journalism.