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In the age of manscaping, metrosexuals, and grooming products galore what does it mean to be a man? Morgan Spurlock explores this question featuring candid interviews with Will Arn…

Who needs a laugh track when the show’s actually funny? Television comedy upped its ante big time at the turn of the century when a lot of sitcoms actually became. . . well, goo…

The big game is over for another year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t live every day like it’s any given Sunday. Take a pass at some of these pigskin MVPs available right now on N…

Simians, Switches and Shadowy Secrets: The final month of summer begins with Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Change-Up and The Whistleblower.

The Plight of the Worker, the Mental Patient and the Templar Knight, this weekend is all about recovery from Transformers. Your optons: Horrible Bosses, Zookeeper…

Check out this interview with Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis on their new comedy, Horrible Bosses.

Arrested Development is one of the funniest TV shows ever produced, but the amazing thing is they nailed it from the very first episode. Watch the pilot and relive the glory days.

Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Charlie Day have the worst bosses (Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Aniston) ever, all in different ways. Quitting isn’t an option for any o…

Dave and Mitch are best friends with very different lives. Dave (Jason Bateman) is married with three kids, Mitch (Ryan Reynolds) is a still-single man-child. One drunken night the…

A love letter to both Spielberg sci-fi films and the nerds that love them, Paul’s screenwriters and director are responsible for some of your favorite films of the past decade.

Here are some first seasons of classic TV shows that you can enjoy right now on Netflix Instant.

So how does the new Jennifer Aniston sperm bank comedy The Switch measure up on the laugh-o-meter?

This week’s new movies include gore-soaked boob-fest Piranha 3D, spoof Vampires Suck, Jennifer Aniston comedy The Switch, Lottery Ticket and more.

It’s October, which means that the massive crush of summer blockbusters has finally come to an end, and studios can now release movies that are actually, you know, good. Or at leas…