Watching Amelia, a biopic of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart, is like spending two hours reading a Wikipedia entry on the title character.

With two biographies as source material, the adaptation by screenwriters Anna Hamilton Phelan and Ron Bass tries to cram in too many facets of a 10-year period in...

Hair. No matter what ours is, we wish is was straighter, darker, lighter, thicker, thinner, more curly. Whatever it isn't, is what we want it to be. It's a life-long battle, struggle, love-and-hate relationship.

And yet, it's only hair.

And yet, it's everything.

That is why comedian...

In the indie feature Peter and Vandy, Jason Ritter stars as one half of a New York City couple who fall in love, then out of love, and then get back together. A pretty simple premise, except the whole film is told out of chronological order. It shifts back and...

Gifting suites leading up to the Emmy Awards this past Sunday began as early as six days prior to the event and continued throughout the week. Although there were far too many to account for, below are some highlights.

Madison & Mulholland Charitable Gifting Suite at the London Hotel...

The forecast for the animated feature Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs could very well be sunny with a chance of a big hit.

Based on the children's book of the same name about a town where food falls like rain, writer-directors Christopher Miller and Phil Lord took the...

In Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, two story lines, each containing a strong female character, converge in a violent, bloody finale. Actress Diane Kruger plays one of these women -- a 1940s German screen star named Bridget von Hammersmark. Famous, beautiful and beloved by the Germans, Bridget has a secret side...

There has been lots for the kiddies at the multiplex this summer from Harry Potter, Ice Age and Transformers sequels, to G-Force to Up. Some of those were excellent and some were down right terrible. This weekend's 20th Century Fox's Aliens in the Attic falls somewhere in the middle.

Best known as Seth Cohen on television's The O.C., Adam Brody has been pretty much laying low since the show went off the air in 2007 -- until now. The actor, currently shooting A Couple of Dicks in New York City, stars in the indie feature Death in Love, in...

He may love you, Beth Cooper, but the audience likely won't. Marred by bad acting, an unoriginal premise and characters that are no more interesting than card-board cut-outs, I Love You Beth Cooper feels like one of those upteenth straight-to-DVD sequels of American Pie or Bring it On that have...

The Hurt Locker is a phenomenal movie whose whirlwind action and terrific performances easily make it a contender come awards season later this year. It's also a triumphant return for Bigelow, who's been largely MIA since directing K19: The Widowmaker seven years ago.

The film follows a squad of...

Predictable? You bet. Original? Hardly. But what keeps audiences of this lite-fare comedy in their seats is the undeniable on-screen chemistry between leads Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds. The two are so adept at comedy and have so much fun with one another, viewers watching The Proposal won't be able...

Canadian heavy metal band Anvil was headed for super stardom in the early 80s, touring with the likes of Bon Jovi, Whitesnake and the Scorpions. Then suddenly, they disappeared in to obscurity. Now with the release of the new documentary Anvil! The Story of Anvil, directed by Hollywood screenwriter Sasha...

As the cool and trendy the MTV Movie Awards rolled in to town this weekend, so did the gifting suites leading up to the event. The weather may not have been as summery as one would hope, yet despite overcast skies and cooler-than-normal temperatures, celebs still showed up to get...

I sat down with Terminator: Salvation director McG to discuss his new film, currently out in theaters. The video is below:

I had a chance to sit down with the cast of Terminator Salvation for Fandango. The movie opens Thursday, May 21st.

The video is below:

Don't confuse Observe and Report with that other mallcop movie "Paul Blart: Mallcop." The latter was a fuzzy, feel-good family comedy starring Kevin James as a lovable, goofy head of security at a mall. Observe, on the other hand, is much darker, often violent, bizarre and mostly unfunny movie starring...

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At a recent press day for the upcoming dark comedy Observe and Report, in which Seth Rogen stars as mall cop Ronnie Barnhardt, Rogen showed up looking trimmer than ever in preparation for his next...

I had a chance to sit down with the Jonas Brothers for Fandango. The three star in Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience, out Friday, Feb. 27th.

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With the Academy Awards upon us, it's freebie time again. This year, star wattage was considerably lower than in previous years though there was no shortage of gifting suites around town. Was the low-keyness due to the country's economic situation? Were publicists hesitant about having their clients be seen collecting...

There are some actors who are fortunate to work steadily in this business, earning a decent living that enables them to pay bills, work with A-list movie stars and filmmakers, and have a great health plan to cover themselves in an emergency. If they're really lucky, like Richard Jenkins, they...