The Fast Five star pops and locks his way through the '80s
"The men we're after are professional runners. We find them, we take them and we bring them back. And above all else, we never, ever, let them get into cars."
If you find yourself on the edge of your seat while watching Vin Diesel's character in Fast Five, Dominic Toretto, elude authorities, if you stare in awe as he drifts around I-beams in an abandoned warehouse, it's a good chance you have Rich Rutherford to thank for that jaw-dropping action.
Vin Diesel's 18 million Facebook fans help the actor run away with the title
Five days after the earthquake in Port-au-Prince, the fear of going back inside has subsided. But the plazas and the parks are still full.
It happens every year: Memorial Day kicks off the summer with a box office bang, and Labor Day ends it with a whimper.
In the first truly shocking box office result of the year, "Fast & Furious" sped away from expectations to gross a humongous $72.5 million, according to early estimates from Media by Numbers.
The Screening Room gears up for the return of Vin Diesel and Paul Walker in "Fast and Furious."
Hydrogen and electric vehicles might be leading the charge, so to speak, towards cleaner transport, but will cars powered by air and the sun ever surpass the sales figures of gasoline cars?
The action star says his newborn daughter makes everything else seem "insignificant"
The actor and girlfriend Paloma Jimenez have a baby girl, his rep tells PEOPLE
With "Drillbit Taylor," the Brat Pack meets the Frat Pack, courtesy of the House of Apatow.
The package claims that the three-disc set includes ''Our National Anthem sung in 4-correspondent harmony.''
Sometimes good computer games fall through the cracks because of weak marketing, too many other titles coming out at the same time or lack of consumer interest because the games aren't from a hot genre.
Halfway through the so-called comedy "The Pacifier," Vin Diesel -- in an ill-conceived effort to save one of his young charges -- jumps into a sewer and becomes covered, head to toe, in human excrement. This scene could be a metaphor for the entire film.
As movies prepare to go from fast-paced and gas-guzzling this summer to introspective and Oscar-aspiring in the fall, let's have a look at films that might be picking moviegoers' pockets a scant 10 months from now.
OK, it's summer. Befitting the blockbuster season, Hollywood has already destroyed most of the world in "The Day After Tomorrow." What could be next?
Before there was Stephen King, there was Ira Levin.
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Where are the schlocky movie producers when we need them? If this were 1956 or 1968, we would have already had at least one hastily made, campy horror flick with a title like Spam! or It Came From ...
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