5 hours ago - By Associated Press
Two-time Oscar winner Clint Eastwood will add another award to his collection: a Golden Boot. Complete Story
6 hours ago - By Marta Falconi, AP Writer
The theme may be familiar but the technique is new: A standard cell phone camera to shoot an entire feature-length documentary on love and sex.
Jun 13 - By Associated Press
Eminem will return to the big screen in an updated version of the television Western "Have Gun — Will Travel."
Jun 13 - By Sara Kugler, AP Writer
Film scouts trolling New York City for its picturesque stoops and street corners won't be free to park wherever they want now that officials are halting a special parking-permit program.
Jun 13 - By Associated Press
The full 126 minutes of "Mission: Impossible III" probably won't win best picture at next year's Oscars, but it had the best two-minute trailer at the 7th annual Golden Trailer Awards.
Jun 9 - By Associated Press
Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" ranks as the most controversial film of all time, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Jun 8 - By Associated Press
Hollywood's elite gathered to pay tribute to Sean Connery, who received The American Film Institute's annual lifetime achievement award.
Jun 8 - By Tara Burghart, AP Writer
John Cusack's motivation for his latest film grew out of something he did not see — flag-draped caskets returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
Jun 8 - By Associated Press
American Film Institute chief executive Jean Picker Firstenberg is retiring after 26 years guiding the organization that trains filmmakers and honors achievement in film, television and digital media.
Jun 7 - By Associated Press
It's a project as big and bold as the street that serves as its inspiration: a documentary about the people and images of Broadway.
Jun 6 - By Jeff Baenen, AP Writer
The director says it's all about death. The screenwriter says no, it's really a funny movie, not a dark one. Filmgoers can decide who's right when the movie version of "A Prairie Home Companion," directed by Robert Altman, opens Friday.
Jun 3 - By Sandy Cohen, AP Entertainment Writer
Jessica Alba played starring roles in "King Kong," "Mission Impossible: III" and "The Da Vinci Code." At least she did on Saturday, when she parodied the three blockbusters as the host of the 2006 MTV Movie Awards, known for taking a lighthearted look at the industry it honors.
Jun 2 - By Associated Press
Seven of India's 29 states have banned "The Da Vinci Code," with officials in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh saying Friday the movie was insulting to Christians.
May 30 - By Sandy Cohen, AP Entertainment Writer
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise. Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas. Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. Penelope Cruz and Matthew McConaughey. Jen and Ben. Angelina and Brad.
May 28 - By David Germain, AP Movie Writer
British director Ken Loach's "The Wind That Shakes the Barley," a saga set amid Ireland's struggle for independence in the early 1920s, won top honors Sunday in an unanimous vote at the Cannes Film Festival.
May 26 - By David Germain, AP Movie Writer
The frivolity of the Cannes Film Festival was interrupted Friday as viewers relived an anguishing day with "United 93," the first big-screen treatment of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
May 26 - By Angela Doland, AP Writer
Now that Jamel Debbouze is a movie star, he finally feels that people accept him as French. Born in France to Moroccan parents, he sometimes felt like a foreigner in his own country.
May 26 - By David Germain, AP Movie Writer
John Ford and John Wayne, who forged one of Hollywood's most enduring partnerships, rode again at the Cannes Film Festival, which featured a documentary about their collaboration and a restored version of their Western classic "The Searchers."
May 25 - By David Germain, AP Movie Writer
Sofia Coppola sees far beyond the perky persona Kirsten Dunst shows on the surface. Dunst feels more like herself on screen when Coppola directs her.
May 23 - By Associated Press
"The Da Vinci Code" film was "much ado about nothing' and the fuss surrounding it was nothing more than a clever marketing strategy to increase sales at the box office, the Vatican newspaper wrote in a review published Tuesday.
May 23 - By Angela Doland, AP Writer
The characters in "Babel" speak English, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese and sign language. They are illegal immigrants, uneasy travelers and people who feel like strangers in their own homes.
May 23 - By David Germain, AP Movie Writer
Virtually nothing Hollywood produces can be sure of success, say the filmmakers behind a documentary that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
May 23 - By Associated Press
Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone and British producer John Daly are denying claims by President Hugo Chavez that they planned to make a film about a 2002 coup that briefly unseated the Venezuelan leader.
May 22 - By David Germain, AP Movie Writer
The women of "X-Men: The Last Stand" can kick your butt. The Associated Press sat down with Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, Rebecca Romijn and Anna Paquin at the Cannes Film Festival, where the movie premiered.
May 22 - By Angela Doland, AP Writer
Michael Moore has been the American on a mission at the Cannes Film Festival the last few years. This time it's Al Gore, with the documentary "An Inconvenient Truth."
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