The film’s success could unlock a new era for that country’s movie industry.
It was well past midnight here, but spontaneous celebration broke out last week when word came from Hollywood that Argentina’s Oscar entry, “The Secret in Their Eyes,” had snared the award for best foreign language film of 2009.
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Argentina’s got an Oscar ‘Secret’
Reality TV hits a new low with ‘Pretty Wild,’ a disturbing look at wannabes.
Reality TV hits a new low with ‘Pretty Wild,’ a disturbing look at wannabes.
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Review: ‘Pretty Wild’
Funnyman Jay Baruchel proves he’s not quite ready for the big leagues
“The Runaways” finally hit Hollywood on Thursday night, with stars Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning among those celebrating the rock flick’s West Coast premiere.
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Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning debut ‘The Runaways’ in Hollywood
During a Time magazine interview, Hanks suddenly veered off course, going from being a gauzy celebrator of the importance of studying history to an unruly political activist.
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The Big Picture: ‘The Pacific’s’ Tom Hanks is the right wing’s new boogeyman
Friends say they are trying to help the family raise money for the child star’s funeral, which will be held in Toronto.
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Corey Haim’s personal items being sold on eBay
The actor-director says “It’s the thing I have been going toward, in a way, since I was young, and I think when it’s done I may be finished.”
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Mel Gibson says Viking movie may be his last
In terms of pure star power, SXSW leans toward cult heroes on the comeback trail and indie acts on a victory lap.
In terms of pure star power, SXSW leans toward cult heroes on the comeback trail and indie acts on a victory lap.
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SXSW 2010: The music stories to watch
In a cost-savings move, Walt Disney Studios is shutting down director and producer Robert Zemeckis’ ImageMovers Digital studio in Marin County, which employs 450 people.
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Disney to close Bob Zemeckis’ digital film studio, laying off hundreds
Will Charlie Sheen cut a deal with prosecutors, or is he ready to fight to clear his name? That’s the question as the sitcom star’s court date looms Monday.
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Will Charlie Sheen bargain or battle in felony court?
We now know our Top 12, and some — myself included — are disappointed that two of the more idiosyncratic and intriguing performers, Alex Lambert and Lilly Scott, got the chop.
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Ann Powers: Has ‘Idol’ gone too indie?
Lions Gate, in a statement, termed Icahn’s offer “financially inadequate and coercive.”
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Lions Gate rejects Carl Icahn’s hostile tender offer to raise stake to nearly 30%
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lawyers for legendary music producer Phil Spector have asked an appellate court to throw out his second-degree murder conviction on grounds of judicial error and prosecutorial misconduct.
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Phil Spector’s appellate lawyers allege judicial error and prosecutorial misconduct
With the crews remaining, all of them stepping up their performances, this is the most difficult field to handicap that “ABDC” has probably ever had.
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‘America’s Best Dance Crew’: The disco inferno burns two
Back at the Heroes camp, everyone was worried James might be kicked out of the game.
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‘Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains’: James may be down, but he’s not out
Jessica Simpson is coming to Gaby Sidibe’s defense against Howard Stern for his recent outburst that the Oscar nominee could kiss her Hollywood career goodbye because of her…
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Jessica Simpson to Howard Stern: Don’t Mess With Gabourey Sidibe!
This Matt Damon/Paul
They’re not going to … surely they would never … but they couldn’t … ooooooohhhhh boy.
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‘Remember Me’
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Watch This Funny I Love You Phillip Morris Clip
Another novel by Patricia Highsmith (THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY) thrills onscreen with this adaptation starring Julia Stiles and Paddy Considine. Fleeing a failed marriage in the big city, Robert is a newcomer to a small town who finds his time consumed with secretly watching a woman named Jenny. When he finally meets her, they begin a relationship, despite the fact that she has a boyfriend. When Jenny’s boyfriend goes missing, Robert becomes a suspect, but his disappearance may be more of a frame-up than a murder.
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Cry of the Owl opens July 8th, 2010 (DVD)
Director Paul Greengrass, screenwriter Brian Helgeland and Matt Damon team on an action thriller that deals candidly with the invasion of Iraq and the failed search for weapons of mass destruction.
Director Paul Greengrass, screenwriter Brian Helgeland and Matt Damon team on an action thriller that deals candidly with the invasion of Iraq and the failed search for weapons of mass destruction.
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Movie Review: ‘Green Zone’
‘Twilight’s’ Robert Pattinson looks good in romantic mode but his latest film needs more heart than heartthrob.
There’s only one thing that loves Robert Pattinson more than his legions of hysterical teenage fans and that’s the camera. Which helps but doesn’t quite save the earnest new romantic drama “Remember Me,” whose filmmakers hang everything on those chiseled cheeks and moody eyes.
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Movie review: ‘Remember Me’
HBO’s retelling of America’s war against Japan is mostly excellent, though it does have that Spielberg touch.
HBO’s retelling of America’s war against Japan is mostly excellent, though it does have that Spielberg touch.
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Television review: ‘The Pacific’
Will Team Edward members turn out for Robert Pattinson when he’s moonlighting as some mortal guy named Tyler?