For his latest movie -- the often lacerating dramedy "Greenberg" -- Stiller finally got an opportunity to play a complicated character.

Wacky relatives have been part of the fabric of prime-time television since the days of the Ricardos. But Modern Family's extended clan is multigenerational, multicultural and specifically tailored to fit our times.

Kristen Stewart, as Joan Jett, channels all of her weird, fidgety Twilight energy into a compelling, tomboyish figure of a girl/woman who just wants to rock as hard--or harder--as her male counterparts.

Both 20th Century Fox and Kinney have high hopes that "Diary of a Wimpy" kid will be successful enough to merit sequels.

Creator Howard Gordon aims to bring Jack Bauer to the big screen within 18 months of the series' conclusion.

Yunjin Kim can’t help but be amused by the Survivor-like turn "Lost" has taken.

Almost a decade after 9/11 played out our worst fears about flying, there are signs that the romance is resurgent.

Director Antoine Fuqua is a master of anxiety--much like his acclaimed "Training Day," there are moments so nerve-racking in "Brooklyn's Finest" one is actually afraid to look directly at the screen.

In "You Don't Know Jack,” Pacino offers us his particular take on the much maligned Jack Kevorkian aka "Doctor Death."

The most alluring aspects of "A Prophet" look beyond crime, just as Godfather scribe Mario Puzo said that his epic was more a reflection on American immigration than a Tommy-gun demonstration.

The Swedish actress has turned heads in Hollywood with her portrayal of a disturbed but brilliant hacker and sleuth in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo."

Instead of burying the messy, private details of American public figures as he did in politics, George Stephanopoulos' task on Good Morning America will be to coax those details to light.

The newest villain on "Heroes," played by Emmy winner Zeljko Ivanek, is on a mad mission to round up everyone who has super powers.

Prognosticating the winners of this year's Academy Awards.

The filmmaking brothers -- referred to in Hollywood as "the two headed director" -- explain why they chose to make "A Serious Man."

After several one-man shows, Gervais now tackles something very new: The world of animation.

In "Fish Tank," Fassbender plays the seductive Connor, a vaguely louche 30-something charmer who enters the orbit of angsty 15-year-old Mia when he starts wooing her volatile, liquor-soused mother.

David Simon, the brilliant storyteller behind The Wire, is manifesting his New Orleans fascination with another gritty, soulful television show.

The forthcoming movie “North Face" recounts how the Nazis enlisted two expert mountain climbers in a bid to further the Aryan narrative.

The Oscar-nominated actor describes his role in "The Last Station" as a "pompous, wealthy, high-born guy, rumored to be the illegitimate son of the czar and very vain."