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Get ready for CBS’ Last Resort by boning up on your facts about Autumn Reeser.

Rumor Patrol: Banderas and Griffith are kaput.

Here are some cinematic arguments for taking cold shower and keeping it in your pants, available for immediate moral lecturing on Netflix.

The Material Girl explores her favorite subject — herself — in this shameless (and terrifically entertaining) vanity project disguised as a “documentary.”

Christian Slater gets the story of the centuries in Neil Jordan’s flawed but fascinating adaptation of Anne Rice’s novel starring Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Kirsten Dunst.

Steven Soderbergh delivers a clever, hot-blooded action flick that just might make a movie star out of MMA champion Gina Carano.

The weekend brings us Haywire, Underworld: Awakening, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Red Tails.

Did you enjoy this year’s Golden Globes? You don’t have to wait a whole year to feel the magic again, you know. Take a trip down Golden Globes memory lane with these winners from t…

It’s the holiday season, and with it (hopefully) comes vacation days during which you can go sledding, skiing or just stay at home and drink too much eggnog while watching Netflix….

This looks pretty badass! A black ops super soldier seeks payback after she is betrayed and set up during a mission.

Trust no one but us when it comes to planning your moviegoing weekend with The Thing, The Skin I Live In, The Big Year or Father of Invention.

A brilliant plastic surgeon, haunted by past tragedies, creates a type of synthetic skin that withstands any kind of damage. His guinea pig: a mysterious and volatile woman who hol…

Every once in a while, really talented people come together and inexplicably make a piece of crap; this hotel-set anthology film starring Tim Roth as an ever-mugging bellhop is one…

Puss in Boots was one of the best parts of the entire Shrek franchise, and in November he will star in his own movie, a prequel that explains how he met the Shrek gang in the first…

No one can turn love into a battlefield quite like Hollywood. Here are a few films where marriage isn’t so much a contract of mutual compassion but a source of heavy (and we do mea…