Thursday, Oct 25, 2012 10:50 PM UTC
Pick of the week: The overblown, funny, romantic “Cloud Atlas”
Pick of the week: Tom Hanks and Halle Berry play multiple roles in an epic fable of life and death
Pick of the week: Tom Hanks and Halle Berry play multiple roles in an epic fable of life and death
Hollywood's most famous Buddhist on Obama's "insane" wars, the coming collapse of China and his new "Arbitrage"
In "Solitary Man," the actor plays another in a long line of cads who are more interesting than they are likable
Cannes gets a peek at the "Wall Street" sequel, and a seminar on capitalism with Oliver Stone
In HBO's understated biopic, the notoriously hammy actor does something truly riveting: He disappears
Russell Crowe! Susan Sarandon! Crazy teens and cross-dressers! We go semi-upscale with two new releases
You know a movie's heading nowhere fast when even its monkey doesn't make you laugh.
Because of the surge, Saturday's anti-Iraq war rally in Washington included some new, mainstream faces.
Cameron Crowe's latest isn't as bad as you've heard, but it's still a desperate mess of a movie.
Richard Gere waltzes his way through a midlife crisis and past Jennifer Lopez and Susan Sarandon.
Was Princess Di a groupie? Did Prince Charles do something that could bring down the monarchy? And what does Hugh Grant have to say about puke? Plus: J.D. Salinger is mad at the BBC!
Susan Sarandon, that is. And Sigourney Weaver and Jessica Lange and Debra Winger and the rest of the '80s Hollywood stars who are so much sexier than the bottle-blond Sarahs and Gwyneths and Camerons of today.
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