Who will win this year's Academy Awards? An early look at some of the frontrunners -- and wild cards

Wistful, romantic and clear-sighted, "Myth of the American Sleepover" blends Scott Fitzgerald and John Hughes

Affleck's drowsy bachelor party. Pitt and Aniston face off. Brooke bites back at Tom.

Lucinda Williams, John Henry and Vermeer: Ten observations on pop and its discontents, from the noted author and critic.

Oscar-winning "Pulp Fiction" screenwriter Roger Avary attacks the teen genre -- and American complacency -- with an audacious adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' "The Rules of Attraction."

Across the country, police have undermined and resisted reform

Your "favorite" posse of Queens-to-Hollywood dudebros return, with the usual pack of hotties and pointless cameos

It took a lot to make fetch happen, like having Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams audition for each other's roles

"Sixteen Candles," 30 years old this week, captured the angst of high school existence like few films of its ilk

Noé's reverse-order film has been reassembled with mixed results, but its nine-minute rape scene remains shocking

The "O.C." heartthrob talks about researching his porn star role in "Lovelace," and whether the film is feminist

An ad campaign turns sex into a scary movie

The pop star might be a top-selling artist when it comes to music, but put him in print and he fails to find sales

The final film "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" turns 10 but its gross patriarchal message is timeless

Salon talks to the filmmaker, daughter of John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands, about her new film "Day Out of Days"