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"Petunia," starring Christine Lahti, David Rasche and Thora Birch, centers on a therapist couple and their not entirely happy brood.

Pedro Almodóvar's "I'm So Excited!" includes many silly bits and a nod to Hitchcock's "Vertigo."

"Sands of Iwo Jima" is too formulaic and jingoistic to be considered great, but maybe it's just right for Fourth of July week.

Inevitably someone's going to ask "WHY IS IT ONLY ACTRESSES EXPLODING? WHY NOT ACTORS?" and say this is misogynistic (see what you've done to me, internet?), but for now let's

Daniel Fienberg looks at Outstanding Drama Series in HitFix's Emmy Nomination Preview 2013, , with contenders including Homeland, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, Downton Abbey, House of Cards, Boardwalk Empire, T...

A Band Called Death is opening today in a handful of markets (handy guide here), and is available everywhere on iTunes and VOD. The following is a repost of a

The highly anticipated "Fifty Shades of Grey," based on the best-selling erotic novel by E.L. James, will be released by Focus Features on Aug. 1, 2014.

The veteran publicists plan to use social media to work with both entertainment companies and local and national nonprofits.

If you ever watched Avatar and thought "Hey, this isn't nearly nuanced or PC enough," good news! A Captain Planet movie is coming! We first heard about the project in

After a spectacular opening, "Lazarus" #1 becomes a smart and action-packed sci-fi adventure. Within the first few pages, Ruck pulls you into his dystopic world. "Lazarus" has something to say as readers are given a chil...

Back in 1994, Director Neil Jordan took on his most prolific work to date - Anne Rice's novel turned flick "Interview with a Vampire." It continued the cool character work shown so aptly in the br...

Plus, Michel Gondry gives details of Audrey Tautou's biking accident that kept her away from the opening screening of "Mood Indigo."

I don't know if I'm ever going to write an organized review of White House Down, be it here or for the Smithsonian, because all I could ever say about

A second set of hikers this summer have had to be rescued after trying to reach a famed abandoned Fairbanks city bus in the Alaska wilderness, after the book and movie "Into the Wild" made the remote bus famous.

According to a report in the Gainesville Times, an 18-year-old named "Bamboo Flute Blanchard" stabbed his 54-year-old father in the chest with a pocket knife Tuesday, because, as he told

The Rolling Stones continued to dominate on this week's concert tour Top 20 thanks to those over-inflated ticket prices, though Fleetwood Mac also made a strong showing at No. 5 on the chart. Other high-ranking acts this...

Paramount Pictures announced a June 2015 release date for what they hope is the first film in a new 'Terminator' franchise, and we have to ask... why?

The distributor picked up U.S. rights to the futuristic thriller, directed by David Michod and also starring Guy Pearce.

Listen on the player above, or download this week's episode as an mp3 here (right-click, "save as.") This week, we've got SF comedians Matt Lieb and Juan Medina in the

The 276 invitations to join the group that hands out Oscars represents a reversal of recent tightening of the rolls.

"The Attack" rewards your patience. Though it's never less than involving, it grows in stature as it unfolds and ends as a more subtle and disturbing film about love, loss and tragedy than we might initially expect.

It's Friday and I want this weekend to be something that I either remember for a very long time or one that I forget quite quickly. I want it to be wild, crazy, and hectic. I think that's why I fell upon the classic Ramm...