Springsteen to take part in MoveOn.org mega-concert, John Sayles hops on the Bush-bashing bandwagon, and "Growing Up Gotti" is a certifiable hit.

Since its exciting debut, "Human Target" has lost its charm and sense -- but it's not too late to get them back

The horror-movie maestro who remade the horror movie and reshaped pop culture died Sunday at 76

Does Sean Penn want a Pulitzer as well as an Oscar? How would you like Pamela Anderson teaching in your kid's Sunday school? And how President Bush made the queen's gardener cry.

The onetime Capt. Picard plays the owner of the worst punk club ever in Jeremy Saulnier's gory, wrenching thriller

When you look just like a famous person like the "Star Wars" director, you're never just yourself in public

Now "Burn After Reading" probably won't premiere in France. Will Spielberg or Sarah Jessica claim opening night?

HBO depicts the crime boss as a murderous, charming thug. An expert explains why he's the best portrayal yet

Walter Cronkite on the men he might have married, Narnia on the big screen -- and Benicio on Scarlett? Plus: Michael Jackson on himself.

Kucinich wins date with Tilly; Bowie has given up all his vices. Plus: Is the FCC exaggerating the Jackson boobhaha?

All is not lost. Adam Sandler, Elle Fanning and Captain Underpants have great things ahead for them in 2017

Rank yourself, on the scale from Sly Stallone to Vikramaditya Motwane, in our 2010 Cannes-centric quiz

Forget holiday cheer: Film studios always release award bait at year's end -- no matter how dark or brutal

Dr. Seuss' widow disses Austin Powers, "Big Brother" in Bahrain is a bust, and George Clooney wants to wash your car -- in a toga. Plus: Backstage Oscar quotes galore.

Brando "heirs" come out of the woodwork, pope at work on new book, and is Spidey headed to Broadway? Plus: James Joyce letter about "ungovernable lust" fetches big bucks at auction.