Woody Allen's career is like a shark -- it has to constantly move forward or it dies. Which is another way of saying that Allen is ready to release "B...
This Labor Day week, we take a look at a listing of nominees for best films, tv shows, and other artistic expressions in what are called the "2011 Workers' Voice Awards" from PopWork USA.
It seems like a long way from the slums of Mexico City to the moors of 19th-century England but, for director Cary Fukunaga, it's not that great a stretch.
It's no surprise that every season, award shows completely overlook deserving actors, films or shows, and these glaring omissions don't simply startle fans who want their favorite actors, films and shows to be embraced.
The Crystal Ballroom of The Beverly Hills Hotel was teeming with some of Hollywood's most powerful women on Tuesday morning, as The Hollywood Reporter...
The film is not overly complex, but hits the requisite emotional notes. When you find a group of, often cynical, critics applauding at the end of a screening, you know you've stumbled upon a film whose verve and charm are contagious.
That equal pay-for-women movement began in the British town of Dagenham -- and is the subject of the funny, uplifting Made in Dagenham, a film by Nigel Cole.
The subject of equal pay for skilled workers is of course a serious subject, but in "Made in Dagenham," a little known but true story about a strike a...
The crowd-pleasing "Made in Dagenham," about a strike for equal pay for women workers at a Ford plant in mid-'60's England, will remind many viewers o...
My last full day at the Toronto International Film Festival was a day of hits and misses.
The most persistent feeling one has at a big event like the Toronto International Film Festival -- other than the feeling of exhaustion -- is that you're somehow running behind.
St. Trinian's is to the U.K. what Rocky Horror Picture Show is to the U.S.
After a great year for women at the box office, the lack of a film about a woman in the final five stings.
Yes, Mickey Rourke and Marisa Tomei received acting nominations. But The Wrestler -- one of the fiercest, most moving, most resourceful independent entries of the year -- was shut out in the major categories.
