Giants win! But enough about that, let's talk about the other things that went down during the big Super Bowl game outside of, you know, the men making sports stuff happen. An...

"The competition is on," Christina Aguilera said during The Voice season two premiere and she wasn't lying! The hit reality singing competition returned to NBC tonight...

Madonna may have been the headliner, but she's not the one making headlines after her performance during the Super Bowl XLVI halftime show. Rapper M.I.A., who appears on the Queen of...

She came, she performed, but did she conquer? Madonna took the big stage for the Super Bowl halftime show, along with a few friends (Nicki MInaj, M.I.A., and Cee Lo Green for example),...

The Avengers are assembling. The Marvel superhero team unleashed a new ad for the upcoming film. In it, we get us a fresh look at Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L....

America's first idol sings America's song at the biggest sporting event in the world. How fitting! American Idol and two-time Grammy winner Kelly Clarkson took to the field at...

Celebrities don't need much of an excuse to party. And such was the case this Super Bowl weekend in Indianapolis as the stars came out in droves, with every night promising a new...

It looks like Katy Perry caught wind of those Tim Tebow rumors. The "Firework" singer, who has been linked to the Denver Broncos quarterback, made sure to give a little mention...

Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green, Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton aren't only battling on set to find "The Voice," they're also going head-to-head in some souped-up fight-sequences...

Life after Harry Potter is looking good for Daniel Radcliffe. Radcliffe's The Woman in Black grossed a scary-good $21 million, per estimates, and gave Chronicle a run for the No. 1...

It's almost time for the big game! Celebrities like Katy Perry, David Arquette, Kellan Lutz and many more headed over to Indianapolis, Ind., this weekend for some pre-Super Bowl fun,...

It's a wrap. The cameras stopped rolling on the much-buzzed Linda Lovelace biopic, Lovelace, very early Friday morning. So, later that night... READ: See James...

It really wouldn't have been proper for Channing Tatum to host Saturday Night Live and not take off his shirt, right? The Vow star, who hosted the late-night laugher for the first...

After acting, modeling, singing or maybe even just shopping all day, why wouldn't a woman want to come home to a hot hunk of man who plays professional sports? Athletes aren't...

As it turns out, not everyone got the boot from The X Factor. Music industry vet L.A. Reid survived the reality show's shake-up, signing on for season two of the Fox show, E!...

It appears Demi Moore has taken her "spiritual counseling" to the next level. E! News has learned exclusively that the Margin Call star has checked into the ultra-posh Cirque...

Claire Danes isn't the only celeb taking home Harvard University's top honors in entertainment this year. Jason Segel was honored with the Ivy League university's Hasty...

Call it like Beckham!  Galaxy soccer star, English National Team hero and H&M hottie David Beckham revealed to ITV's The Jonathan Ross Show in London that he got into it...

Did the first part of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion totally leave you wanting more? Before the second show of the three-part reunion airs Monday, we've got a sneak...

It was another mixed bag of news, with tragedy and hardship striking some celebs and others just doing what they do best: Getting dressed and acting famous. From last Sunday's Screen...

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Longer Galactica Means Larger Story Arcs Season two and beyond... by September 20, 2005 - The impressive success of Battlestar Galactica might have caught series co-creator Ronald D.

Sonny Crockett Wears Socks New set pics! by September 20, 2005 - has posted the latest batch of spy photos from the Florida set of the big-screen version of . The pics show Colin Farrell dressed up as undercover detective Sonny Crockett.

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Actor Johhny Depp's handprints and footprints have been immortalized in concrete in front of Hollywood's legendary Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

Knightley plays Elizabeth Bennett in Pride and Prejudice The new film version of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice has stormed to the top of the UK box office, taking three times as much as its nearest rival.

Though the net effect is akin to 'The Outback Chainsaw Massacre', the movie demands esteem for its uncompromising vision of Victorian Australia as a scorched-earth nesting ground for insects and sociopaths.

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Arts Film September 20 2005 This WeekLast weekScreens3-day total 1(-) Pride & Prejudice20231,101 2(-) Wolf Creek1654,073 3(3) The 40 Year-Old Virgin1451,804 4(1) Crash1750,178 5(2) Cinderella ...

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MONTREAL (CP) - C.R.A.Z.Y., a Quebec film that won the best Canadian feature award at last weekend's Toronto International Film Festival, is now crazy about Oscar.

Basic Instinct II is one of just two Hollywood movies at Pinewood The number of jobs in the British film industry fell by 20% last year, the UK Film Council has reported.

Six Hollywood studios have joined forces to found an organisation dedicated to battling piracy.Called Motion Pictures Laboratories Inc., the not-for-profit organisation will have a budget of some $30m (16m) for the first two years.

AP Photo NYLL104 NEW YORK (AP) - Groping charges against Christian Slater will be dropped if the actor stays out of trouble for the next six months, under a plea agreement reached with prosecutors. ''

The actor's arrest was caught on news footage A judge has dismissed sexual harassment charges against actor Christian Slater on the condition he commits no criminal offence for six months.

NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Actor Christian Slater was told by a prosecutor Monday to stay out of trouble for six months under a deal to drop charges of groping a woman.

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Piracy costs movie studios as much as $3.5bn (1.9bn) a year Six major Hollywood studios have formed a joint venture to protect their movies from the threat of electronic theft.

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The actor's arrest was caught on news footage A judge has dismissed sexual harassment charges against actor Christian Slater, on the condition he commits no criminal offence for six months.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The six major Hollywood studios have formed a joint venture to research and create technologies to prevent movie piracy, industry officials said Monday. The nonprofit group will be called Motion Picture Laboratories Inc.

'Christmas' early for Oscar race PARIS -- Director-writer Christian Carion's World War I drama 'Merry Christmas' will represent France in the race for a foreign-language Oscar nomination, the Center National de la Cinematographie said Monday.

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Bow Wow joins Fast and the Furious 3 Posted on Tue, 20-Sep-2005 Bow Wow - now plain ol 'big, not 'Lil - has snagged a plum movie role for himself.

Actor Johnny Depp has been honoured on Hollywood Boulevard, where his handprints were set in concrete. Depp was joined at the ceremony at Grauman's Chinese Theatre by his wife Vanessa Paradis and their two children.

Sep 19, 2005 - LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood's six major film studios on Monday unveiled a technology venture to find new ways of protecting movies from illegal copying and distribution in black markets or over the Internet.

At an industry screening of the forthcoming comedy ?Tropic Thunder,? Tom Cruise brought down the house with his portrayal of a dirty-dancing movie mogul.

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Film News: Debut pair earn north of $20 mil each to top weekend

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Film News: Irish Film & Television Awards 2012

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Film News: Studio Babelsberg at 100

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Film News: Studio Babelsberg at 100

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Film News: Berlin Film Festival 2012

Film News: Berlin Film Festival 2012

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Film News: Berlin Film Festival 2012

Film News: Berlin Film Festival 2012

Film News: Berlin Film Festival 2012

Film News: Berlin Film Festival 2012

Film Front Reviews: Pic intercuts the stories of three generations of women who live in the same cottage in the Finnish countryside, to tedious effect.

Film Front Reviews: "The Orheim Company" is a strongly etched if overly familiar coming-of-ager.

Film Front Reviews: A dysfunctional telecom business in a small northern town provides the setting for "The Office"-like comedy in "Flicker."

Film Front Reviews: A gentle giant with learning difficulties and his exploitative best friend negotiate challenges in "Best Laid Plans."

Film Front Reviews: A Reagan-era whale of a tale is fictionalized in broad, simplistic but modestly engaging strokes in "Big Miracle."

Film Front Reviews: "Chronicle" cleverly embraces the found-footage format as shorthand for a new kind of naturalism, inviting auds to suspend disbelief and join in the fantasy of being able to do anything with their minds.

Film Front Reviews: Helmer Denise Cote brings a haunting mix of curiosity and compassion to his docu about Quebec's Parc Safari.

Film Front Reviews: "The Woman in Black" competently resurrects that hoariest of horror-movie conceits, the haunted house.

Film Front Reviews: Skate culture remains in solid hands with filmmaker Stacy Peralta, who fashions his most personal doc on the sport-cum-lifestyle.

Film Front Reviews: Between last year's ill-received drama "The Ledge" and the marginally better, more action-driven "Man on a Ledge," auds may well find themselves craving a movie in which a man threatens to jump off a building for non-gimmicky, genuinely suicidal reasons.

Film Front Reviews: "Liberal Arts" contains the requisite number of audience-pleasing scenes that will make this a hot Sundance bidding item with indie-centric distribs.

Film Front Reviews: This otherwise slick pic could require reshoots to restore it to something commercial crowds are willing to take seriously.

Film Front Reviews: "As Luck Would Have It" reps an entertaining but unsubtle satire on the moral confusions of a marketing/media-driven world. .

Film Front Reviews: The latest chapter of the popular vamp franchise extends the mythos and sustains the excitement of its predecessors.

Film Front Reviews: Exec producer George Lucas spent 23 years developing "Red Tails," a glossed-up B picture about the exploits of the Tuskegee Airmen in World War II, but even without the long delay the project took to reach the screen, the result would have felt old-fashioned.

Film Front Reviews: As simple and direct as its abbreviated title, "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" is a fun though rarely funny family adventure whose lively special effects compensate somewhat for actors who largely sleepwalk through their roles.

Film Front Reviews: Audiences primed by trailers and TV spots to anticipate a straight-up man-vs.-nature action-thriller -- something like Liam Neeson in "Tangles With Wolves" -- may find "The Grey" to be at once more and less than what they expect.

Film Front Reviews: The hidden history of women in jazz is treated with a fan's enthusiasm and musical depth in Judy Chaikin's lovingly rendered "The Girls in the Band." Plentiful screen time for three generations of femme jazzers, led by energetic and witty gals from the golden age of big band and swing who unlock a treasure trove of memories, make this a real crowdpleaser (it won the Palm Springs fest's documentary audience award). A lock for widespread fest travels and ancillary sales, the pic may prompt a rewrite of jazz history.

Film Front Reviews: A reasonably swift and effective reworking of the 2008 thriller "Reykjavik-Rotterdam."

Film Front Reviews: Despite the palpable air of deja vu that hangs over it like a light fog, "The Devil Inside" generates a fair amount of suspense during sizable swaths of its familiar but serviceable exorcism-centric scenario.