One movie, more than any other, has planted its flag in the sand as the movie industry gears up for the awards season.
Film-maker Joss Whedon says he wants to buy the rights to the multi-million dollar "Terminator" franchise -- not for millions, or hundreds of thousands of dollars, but for ten grand.
The actor drops weight again, this time to play a struggling boxer
Early in Michael Mann's vivid, incisive, but half-cocked gangster opus "Public Enemies," Johnny Depp's John Dillinger returns to jail a few scant months after leaving it.
"I don't think anyone knew how much we loved each other," the movie icon says of her longtime friend Michael Jackson
A doctor is "pumping his chest and he's not responding," says the caller from Jackson's house
Police also say his doctor "is not a missing person" but they do want to talk to him again
Demerol, Oxycontin, Xanax - relatives worried Michael's addictions were "deadly"
Music critic Chuck Arnold recalls the profound influence of the King of Pop
Get to know the hotties behind the United States's amazing win over Spain
One movie, more than any other, has planted its flag in the sand as the movie industry gears up for the awards season.
Film-maker Joss Whedon says he wants to buy the rights to the multi-million dollar "Terminator" franchise -- not for millions, or hundreds of thousands of dollars, but for ten grand.
The actor drops weight again, this time to play a struggling boxer
Early in Michael Mann's vivid, incisive, but half-cocked gangster opus "Public Enemies," Johnny Depp's John Dillinger returns to jail a few scant months after leaving it.
"I don't think anyone knew how much we loved each other," the movie icon says of her longtime friend Michael Jackson
A doctor is "pumping his chest and he's not responding," says the caller from Jackson's house
Police also say his doctor "is not a missing person" but they do want to talk to him again
Demerol, Oxycontin, Xanax - relatives worried Michael's addictions were "deadly"
Music critic Chuck Arnold recalls the profound influence of the King of Pop
Get to know the hotties behind the United States's amazing win over Spain
Parker and Broderick quietly check out with their newborn twin daughters
The bride-to-be is honored at a spa shower thrown by pals
TV critic Tom Gliatto remembers her best performances - vulnerable and surprising
In two new video diaries, the Survivor star shares the ups and downs of his battle with cancer
A fan in the plaza gets inside the studio and face to face with her screen crush
"I got cold feet again," says the View star, "so I don't know what I'm going to do"
Learn five things you didn't know about the Aussie hunk - including his surprising former career
Ben Stiller had no problem handling Christian Bale and an army of robots this Memorial Day weekend. "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" cruised to an easy first-place finish of $70 million over the four-day weekend, according to early estimates by Hollywood.com Box Office.
Thirty-eight years ago, Joseph McGinty Nichol was a boy in Kalamazoo, Michigan, playing with toy robots.
Remember when the original Terminator -- Herr Schwarzenegger in the role that made him a movie star -- devastated an entire police station?
"Terminator Salvation" is a sequel that almost had a different cast.
Call it method acting: The actress was still plump from giving birth to her son when cast
He's also "pleased" by Heath Ledger's Oscar and "stunned" by Christian Bale's tirade
"It was just one of those moments," he says, admitting the online remix of the actor's F-bomb tirade is "pretty hot"
"I acted like a punk," says the actor, branding his behavior "out of order" and "beyond belief"
Christian Bale wants everyone to make fun of him for his profanity-filled tirade against a crew member on the set of "Terminator: Salvation."
The star unleashed a 4-minute verbal attack when a crewmember entered his sight-lines
"The Dark Knight" took home top honors at the People's Choice Awards Wednesday night, walking away with five awards.
"I went to Trinidad and indulged in everything," says the People's Choice Awards host – and Jenny Craig spokeswoman
Plus, PEOPLE will honor fans' favorite star under 35 for the first time
London authorities decide not to prosecute the Dark Knight star over assault claims
No. 1 for the fourth week, the Batman movie is expected to top Star Wars this week
Batman claims a new notch on his belt, toppling Shrek 2's box-office record
Christian Bale's new movie has very scary-looking artwork on its poster
In Tokyo to promote Dark Knight, the actor stays mum about his alleged assault
"I just want to see him recognized," says the actor of his late onscreen adversary
He armors himself, keeps other people guessing and likes to wear a mask.
His Terminator director McG says the embattled actor is "just all about the work"
Holy box office! Batman may surpass Titanic as Hollywood's biggest moneymaker
Speaking about his arrest, the Dark Knight star asks for privacy
The Dark Knight star greets fans – but avoids reporters – at a premiere in Spain
In his first comments since assault allegations were made public, the movie star Christian Bale is asking for privacy
The Dark Knight star's lawyers release a statement following his arrest in London
The darkness around Batman has deepened: While audiences were shattering weekend box-office records in the US, Christian Bale was in London, where his mother and sister reportedly leveled assault allegations against him
The Dark Knight star reportedly had an altercation with his mother and sister
"Dark Knight" star Christian Bale has denied allegations by his mother and sister that he assaulted them, and he is cooperating with police, Bale's publicists said Tuesday.
Batman star Christian Bale was to be questioned by police over allegations he assaulted his mother and sister the night before the European premiere of his film, The Dark Knight
"It's Monopoly money to me – I can't even comprehend it," says Christian Bale
The rise and rise of the comic book movie continues tonight as "The Dark Knight" juggernaut rolls into London for the UK premiere.
The new Batman movie tops the midnight opening of the final Star Wars chapter
Nick Patten apparently has never been happier to go work on two hours of sleep.
The Batman sequel is a must-see thanks to the late actor's haunting Joker
The actor watched the movie's opening sequence before his death and "enjoyed it very much"
Inside The Dark Knight premiere, stars cheer the late actor̢۪s portrayal of the Joker
Richard Corliss takes an advance look at The Dark Knight and finds it a masterly weave of madness and dread
The Dark Knight actress says being a mother "changes everything"
The Dark Knight actor opens up about his co-star's tragic death
Christian Bale dons bat suit for a new ad campaign
The actor hopes the film is a celebration of his costar's "incredibly intense" work
Heath Ledger, Christian Bale and Harvey Dent's characters battle for Gotham
In a Fandango poll, Heath's Joker and the Jones adventure rate high
The Dark Knight actor says Ledger "was a joy" to work with
"Whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you stranger," the actor says in The Dark Knight
Cate Blanchett, who won the best supporting actress Golden Globe for her portrayal of Bob Dylan in I'm Not There, released a statement of gratitude after her win.
Just about every inspired film emerges out of some kind of obsession. The singular haunting beauty of "I'm Not There," Todd Haynes' thrilling deep-vision meditation on the music and many lives of Bob Dylan, is that obsession isn't just its fuel -- it's the movie's spirit and subject, its driving force.
Todd Haynes's fictionalized version of the icon's life is a compendium of not-so-hot ideas. But Cate Blanchett does a great Dylan
Toronto - Too many movies, not enough time. That's the dilemma confronting anyone, whether a critic or just a film fan, lucky enough to attend the annual Toronto International Film Festival.
The remake, starring Russell Crowe and Christian Bale, is an instant classic that just might start a western revival
For a good part of the last century, and certainly throughout Hollywood's golden age, the Western was a staple in any boy's imaginative diet. The lore was so deeply engrained, it seemed to stand for America itself.
Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Scarlett Johansson and Keira Knightley are among those expected to hit the red carpet at this year's Venice Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday.
David Beckham, watch out: Russell Crowe's teaching his older son how to kick.
It has become almost meaningless to talk of "the year" in American film. The business is now more seasonal than the climate. No less than three of my top five choices were released within the last two weeks of December; such is the magnetic lock of the Oscar period.
He can deliver a knockout punch, command a ship of the line, or confound a corrupt Roman emperor while armed with little more than a handful of dust, but great Caesar's ghost, Russell Crowe can't do everything.
"It took a long time to figure out what the film was," says director Christopher Nolan of his latest, "The Prestige."
We think of magic as puckish, elegant, lighter than air, but in "The Prestige," an aggressively devious sleight-of-hand thriller directed by Christopher Nolan (Batman Begins), the magic, even at its most clever, is powered by currents -- sometimes literal ones -- of electricity and danger.
In "Batman Begins," director Christopher Nolan gets back to a deeper, darker vision of the Caped Crusader. It delves so deep into the hero's origins that, if anything, the movie loses some steam once Christian Bale actually dons the cape and cowl.
Did you know that if you film a scene, tell everyone to hold really, really still, shut off the camera, add a prop of some sort, and then turn the camera back on -- it looks like magic? It's true!
"This Is Spinal Tap" said it best: There's a fine line between stupid and clever.
"Batman & Robin," the fourth installment in the Batman franchise, hit theaters with a loud thud in 1997. It was a bad time for the Caped Crusader, whose movies had started out so promisingly. The winged warrior was at least on life-support -- if not downright down and out.
There's no confusing the wizards and goblins who populate the dazzling animated adventure "Howl's Moving Castle" with their relatives from Harry Potter's branch of the wiz biz.
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