The director on how Greta Gerwig and Alexander Payne inspired his directorial debut and embracing flawed characters

"Zero Effect" trails a paranoid private eye from pretzel-hoarding squalor to gooey love.

Opposite poles (and competing birds) of indie cinema: A lovely, wintry Maine fable and a Dunham-flavored crime romp

Dazzling design and awesome action scenes can't conceal the joyous idiocy of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"

Actor James Woods says he hates to talk about politics -- yet can't seem to help himself. In a let-it-rip interview, he defends Bush, calls Clinton a "liar," and sounds off on everything from his sex life to the war with Iraq.

Is it possible to find inspiration in a DUI arrest?

"It might make someone feel not good about themselves"

More women turning to ulcer drug for off-label self-induction.

"Twilight" and "The Vampire Diaries" snatch up 19 awards apiece at tonight's show

The ritual humiliation of the falling B-list star.

Spoilers! Thor is different in "Endgame" than when fans left him last, and that's good!

Ang Lee, director of "The Ice Storm," on American innocence, bad fathers and the perilous task of bringing the 1970s to the screen.

Bill Clinton bluffs his way through Lennon's "Imagine."

Cher's new schlockfest is calculated to appeal to gay fans -- but its target audience may have already moved on

Isiah Whitlock Jr. on his new show, typecasting and the profanity his character Clay Davis made famous