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Morgan Spurlock's topic is masculinity, masculine vanity and where they intersect. He breaks it down mostly by varieties of body hair: the hair on your head mustaches, beards, body hair and the notion of the metrosexual.
Celebrities gathered on the red carpet last week for the 15th annual Fun Fearless Awards presented by Cosmopolitan Magazine.
Wanderlust is the latest "adult" comedy in a long line of losing adult comedies. The secret is that any comedy needs to be funny, and just being gross, profane and nude are not enough to attract a large audience.
Jennifer Aniston deserves better material. Paul Rudd does as well. So what are they doing in this turkey?
On this day we celebrate Adrienne's life, her accomplishments and the legacy she's left behind. It is in her honor that I started the Adrienne Shelly Foundation with a singular mission: to support women filmmakers.
This past week, Herman Cain's campaign got unreasonably cocky, Chris Christie's campaign continued to not exist, and Sarah Palin's campaign remained u...
While there are many reasons to praise the $14 million six-day opening of The Debt, the most surprising thing about it is that Focus Features debuted the film wide enough to achieve that kind of opening in the first place.
How Paul Rudd's stumbles through his problems and ends up triumphant makes for a very warm and moving film.
Our Idiot Brother is simply a small, light crowd-pleasing comedy that isn't trying to change the world, but has a lot of laughs, heart, and great performances. And there's nothing idiotic about that.
Jesse Peretz's Our Idiot Brother is a summer-ending treat, a low-key comedy with sharp performances and a shaggy-dog feel.
Earlier this week, at the US-Ireland Alliance's "Oscar Wilde: Honoring the Irish in Film" event, Julia Roberts presented Paul Rudd with an "Honorary I...
Three of the four films I saw at Sundance 2011 on Saturday not only fit the bill for 'comedy,' but acquit themselves nicely. And each comes from a different country -- the U.S., Ireland and Norway.
How Do You Know doesn't have a clue as to what entertains. It hammers the audience with endless conversations and a very limited amount of romance and action.
The world is divided between givers and takers - you know who you are - who often get matched up with each other in the same unfortunate ways as the c...
I founded ASF with a singular mission: to support women filmmakers.
This past week, the internet blessed us with a couple of videos that gave us a look at two struggling actors before they became the hilarious, good-looking comedians we know them as today.
