The actress laughs about her challenging and physical role in Carnage
John C. Reilly, Marisa Tomei and Jonah Hill discuss the movie "Cyrus", opening in theatres June 18th.
To all the pronouncements made about history -- if you don't remember it, you're condemned to repeat it; it's a series of lies agreed upon; it's bunk -- it might be time to add one more: It's more entertaining when you're drunk.
"Drunk History" creator Derek Waters and director Jeremy Konner talk to CNN about their short films.
Plus, Orlando Bloom, Adrian Grenier and Naomi Watts are expected in Park City
The end of human civilization is not healthy for children and other living things.
AOL's Russ Leatherman discusses the films "9," "Whiteout" and "Sorority Row."
The 13th annual Webby Awards salute the best the Internet has to offer
In this weeks Moviefone Unscripted, Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly answer e-mails about their new movie.
Holy box office! Batman may surpass Titanic as Hollywood's biggest moneymaker
"Step Brothers" stars Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly explain themselves to CNN's KJ Matthews.
Stop me if you've heard this one before, but producer Judd Apatow has another hit comedy on his hands. This time it's "Step Brothers," an astute no-brainer that's also Will Ferrell's funniest effort since "Talladega Nights."
Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly learn to share their toys
Not since Spinal Tap has there been a sharper satire of cinematic mythomania
SI.com: Strike thatupdated: Thu Mar 01 2007 15:14:00
The NFL will consider a "three strikes and you're out of the league" policy for players who break the law, the Associated Press reported this week. The proposal is the result of a meeting between NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, union head Gene Upshaw and a small group of NFL players.
Quick. Name one actor who starred in "The Chronicles of Narnia." Stumped? How about naming who plays Clark Kent and Lois Lane in this summer's "Superman Returns?"
Will Ferrell has a mission, if not an obsession -- to celebrate, and satirize, the pumped-up folly of American manhood -- and he has found a customized vehicle for it in "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby."
showbuzzupdated: Fri Jun 02 2006 12:06:00
Former MTV talk-show host Tom Green said an accident near his house in Costa Rica has made him more respectful of the ocean.
I should begin with a disclaimer: I'm not that guy.
"Dark Water" is aptly named. The film is decidedly dark, and there's water everywhere, from rain-drenched skies to broken plumbing.
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