A slate of exhausting extras takes us back to the time James Cameron was an action director extraordinaire -- and not the irritating owner of a best picture Oscar.

Kate Winslet strips off her clothes and secrets in this wartime drama -- but where is the passion?

The heroes of America's film renaissance were brought down by their excesses, two new books argue -- and they took American cinema with them.

Pitt to press charges against E! Jen and Vince, publicly reunited. Plus: Judi Dench on Daniel Craig's ... size.

Some keep a low profile. Others hide behind charity work -- or just have no problem with public disapproval

The "Singin' in the Rain" star, 84, died Wednesday, a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher passed away

A study finds that prevailing social norms disappear when time is of the essence

Salon's TV picks for
Weekend, Jan. 7-9, 2000

The "Avatar" director lends his name to "Sanctum" -- but this B-movie adventure still runs out of air

One of the biggest Indian movies of all time has finally reached America -- and deserves to translate into a big success here, too.

During another pointless segment on Flight 370, host Bill Hemmer says something that, even for Fox, is silly

For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.

Salon talks to Max Brooks about why the U.S. is neither Empire nor Rebel Alliance (and why we really hate Jar Jar)

Whatever Dad's into — from sports to science — we have an app he and the kids can play together

Kenneth Lonergan\'s long-delayed follow-up to \"You Can Count on Me\" is a fascinating, half-brilliant disaster