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Chris Rock contemplates sex and marriage in this sort-of remake of Rohmer's "Love in the Afternoon."

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Cinderella has historically been a story about women and for women. So what happened to poor Cinders?

Subscribers who plan to switch to streaming-only plans this fall may have to make some movie compromises

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Republicans are on the ropes, but yet another mainstream media star says it's Democrats who are in trouble, thanks to Bush-hating bloggers and billionaires. Here we go again.

Rian Johnson's glam whodunnit is an overstuffed mystery short on twists

Unlike past presidents dealing with the consequences of war, Bush has walled himself off from the public and the Congress it elected.

Zhang Yimou translates the Coen brothers' neo-noir classic, with bleak but dazzling results

In a court document filed Friday, Bianco claims she was physically, sexually and emotionally abused by the rocker