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Argo surge, Silver Linings strength, and more.

Due out in March.

Paramore returns Jan. 22 with new single, 'Now," from the band's self-titled album, out April 9.

"Metallica Through the Never," its first release, will bow Aug. 9.

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall writes about AMC's decision to un-cancel "The Killing" and begin production on a third season of the critically-bashed murder mystery series.

First wave of films looks promising.

An analyst argues that a win at the Globes helps a film more at the box than does an Oscar win.

Coming soon to Sundance.

How did Rodriguez do it?

At the same time, scribe F. Scott Frazer has been tapped to work on the Paramount action project.

Writing about Megan Fox as the modern-day Marilyn Monroe, as in, finding elaborate ways to say "people are interested in her because she's pretty," is already pretty passé at this

The bestselling thriller writer said on the "Today Show" that his new novel Inferno will arrive in bookstores on May 14th.

The South by Southwest film festival announces its opening-night film, which features Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi and Jim Carrey.

Will debut at Sundance.

Fede Alvarex's remake of "Evil Dead" and Alex Winter's Napster documentary "Downloaded" are also films premiering in Austin.

HitFix's Liane Bonin Starr interviews "Private Practice" star Amy Brenneman, who talks about the end of the series, what is ahead for her character Dr. Violet Turner, and why it was so important to her that she not wande...

Watch students from Newtown, Conn's Sandy Hook school perform "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" with Ingrig Michaelson and Train's 'Imagine' for Sandy-devastated Sea Bright, N.J.

Conservative-leaning group catalogs violence in the the top-grossing films including "Django Unchained," "Les Miserables" and "Gangster Squad."

Conservative-leaning group catalogues violent deaths in everything from "Django Unchained" and "Gangster Squad" to "Les Miserables."

In town for the Golden Globes, celebrities attended charity benefits like the one held by Sean Penn's Haitian relief organization.

Were you a Hobbit in a past life?

"It is doubtless that such a technological terror in the hands of so primitive a world would be used to upset the peace and sanctity of the citizens of the Galactic Empire," the Empire wrote in a statement.