Movie stars aren’t born famous, they’re made. All these actors are a big deal now but it wasn’t always that way. Here’s a bunch of familiar faces in their very first on-screen appearances.

British GQ lined up some of the most famous comedians and comic actors on the planet for a little bit of beatboxing to promote their April comedy issue. The real star of this video though, Olivia Wilde and her two “talents”.

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.

How did Steve Martin get talked into this questionable looking buddy pic? Three avid bird watchers compete to spot the rarest birds in North America at a prestigious annual event.

Hard Lessons and Rough Roads:The warm-up to Fourth of July weekend looks to be a bit colder than usual with the lackluster offerings of Bad Teacher and Cars 2… though a former Tonight Show host might save the day.

Star race car Lightning McQueen and his pal Mater head overseas to compete in the World Grand Prix race. But the road to the championship becomes rocky as Mater gets caught up in international espionage.

This weekend’s releases are all about getting old or coming home: Disney gives us yet another Pirates (mis)adventure, Woody Allen deals with mortality through lovers in Paris, Iraq War veterans find a different war at home, and a wandering musician returns home to face the music.

Woody Allen in Paris. A comedy about a family traveling to the France for business. The party includes a young engaged couple forced to confront the illusion that a life different from their own is better.

The Farrelly Brothers haven’t had a hit since Shallow Hal in 2001. So how does Hall Pass measure up?

The cast of Meet the Parents are back, only this time everyone is six years older and showing it. Ben Stiller is gray at the temples, Robert De Niro is suffering cardiac arrests, and Blythe Danner is playing sexy dress-up in that creepy way that old ladies do in movies.