"Now You See Me" is a twisty heist thriller about a group of highly skilled magicians (played by Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco and Isl...
The long rumored sequel to the surprise 2009 hit "Zombieland" seems to be dead at this point. (Not zombie dead. Really dead.) The reason -- and the go...
It's got to be tough being actor Michael Cera these days. Cera, the male lead in the critically acclaimed teen pregnancy movie, Juno, has the same general look, feel, and demeanor as Jesse Eisenberg, but because Eisenberg is the "bigger name."
There are plenty of reasons Woody Allen cast Jesse Eisenberg to be play a fictionalized version of himself in "To Rome With Love," a charming, omnibus...
Summit Entertainment has released a new trailer for the upcoming film, "Now You See Me." The magician movie, directed by Louis Leterrier ("The Incr...
Why Stop Now boasts such a diverse cast of recognizable faces that you have to wonder where it all went wrong.
Jesse Eisenberg isn't like typical celebrities. For starters, he makes his own phone calls. "Hi, this is Jesse," Eisenberg said as normal as humanl...
What gives, NBC? First, Today show host Meredith Viera couldn't remember who the inventor of the World Wide Web was. Now, an NBC sportscaster has m...
There's a reason Melissa Leo has 13 films tentatively scheduled for some kind of release between now and 2014: "I like to work," Leo told HuffPost Ent...
Have you ever even heard of Why Stop Now? There are three decent names above the title and I had no awareness of it until browsing the On Demand menu.
From Mother Nature Network's Michael d'Estries: As the father of a three-year-old, it's safe to say that I've seen the animated film "Rio" more tim...
Because when you think drug comedy, you think Jesse Eisenberg, Melissa Leo and Tracy Morgan, here comes the trailer for "Why Stop Now." The indie film...
Back when he made "Annie Hall," Woody Allen poked fun at the way New Yorkers are perceived by the rest of the country as "left-wing, communist, Jewish...
We were at the press day for Woody Allen's To Rome with Love and you had to love the guy. Below, six intriguing revelations about Woody Allen that emerged from the press day.
Woody Allen's To Rome With Love is a valentine to that city, rendered through a series of semi-connected stories set in the Italian hub. It's light and frothy, mixing silliness, romance, magic realism and absurdity.
Everyone loves Woody Allen. At a press conference at the Regency for his new film To Rome With Love on Tuesday, reporters took that as a given, asking his actors how they get past their own adoration for the auteur.
Another episode of "Face to Face with 'Weird Al' Yankovic" has gone up on the Nerdist YouTube channel, and once again, Al gets some pretty odd respons...
It's an old story that's not often told or told well in Hollywood, but this year's Sundance Film Festival premiered two films that showcase addiction and all its glorious collateral damage with effective grace and a deft touch.
Many have said that Woody Allen's recent films just don't pack the same punch as they used to. Maybe that is because viewers are watching Allen's sign...
Whenever I see Jesse Eisenberg act in films, it seems that he has the unique ability to inhabit his characters, making them three-dimensional and usually heartbreakingly compelling.
Sometimes too much publicity can be... bad publicity. ET reports that "Social Network" actor Jesse Eisenberg is suing Lionsgate and Grindstone Ent...
In Jesse Eisenberg's new play 'Asuncion,' which he also wrote, two 20-something roommates, Vinny (Justin Bartha) and Edgar (Eisenberg), confront their...
NEW YORK -- Few actors are as good at playing young, wired, brainy, socially awkward people as Jesse Eisenberg, who memorably portrayed Facebook's Mar...
Five years ago, Jesse Eisenberg, the 28-year-old actor best known for playing arrogant but oddly endearing nerds like Walt in The Squid and the Whale ...
The first time I ever saw Jesse Eisenberg in a movie came when I went to see "The Squid and the Whale" in 2005. Coming out of the theater, I was impre...
