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Must Watch: Hugh Jackman Rages in New Trailer for 'The Wolverine'
" Eternity can be a curse. A man can run out of things to live for. " Honestly, the first domestic trailer for The Wolverine from director James Mangold was a little underwhelming for this writer.
Ricky Gervais Premieres 'Learn Guitar With David Brent' [News]
Ricky Gervais has posted the first video in a series which revives his classic comedy character David Brent on YouTube.
'Candelabra' fired up Michael Douglas, Matt Damon
Michael Douglas is Liberace and Matt Damon is his longtime lover and confidant Scott Thorson in 'Behind the Candelabra,' which is screening at Cannes and airs on HBO on Sunday.
Kanye West Is 'Pushing' Will Smith To Make New Music
"We went in the studio a couple times, so I might get the bug. I'm not going to do it unless I'm truly inspired, but Ye's been pushing me a little bit," the actor says.
Cannes critics embrace Coen brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis
U.S. directors Joel, left, and Ethan Coen pose on Sunday ahead of screening Inside Llewyn Davis at the 66th edition of the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southern France.
ArtsBeat: Obie Awards Honor 'Detroit' and 'Grimly Handsome'
Because of a tie vote, the judges for the 2013 Obie Awards, announced on Monday night, chose two winners for best new American play: Lisa D'Amour's dark comedy "Detroit" and Julia Jarcho's triptych "Grimly Handsome." Other Obies included playwriting awards for Annie Baker and Ayad Akhtar for "Disgraced," which won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Tony Winner Christian Borle Joins Chris Hemsworth and Viola Davis in Cyber Crime Thriller
Tony winner and Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Christian Borle will go from Smash to cyberspace, as the actor has just landed a role in writer-director Michael Mann's upcoming cyber crime thriller, reports Deadline .
3:10 to Yuma (1957) (Blu-ray) Criterion Collection
"Funny, some men you see every day for ten years and you never notice; some men you see once and they're with you for the rest of your life." For modern audiences, movies in the Western genre prior to its Italian renaissance often get lumped together under the derogatory "oater" heading for being cliched and predictable.
World War II is raging on, and the Germans have dedicated one of their concentration camps to holding Allied prisoners well-known for making escape attempts.
Weekly Top Five: Joseph Lewis and the B movie swamp
Tomorrow night, the University of Chicago's Doc Films will screen the Joseph H. Lewis noir Gun Crazy , one of the major works of classic B cinema and one of the most radical and thoroughly entertaining movies in American film history, period.
Beautiful Loser: the Coens' portrait of a failed folkie lights up Cannes
Here at Maclean's, we appreciate the written word. And we appreciate you, the reader.
Make a Film Foundation premieres 'The Magic Bracelet' in Beverly Hills
A host of Hollywood celebrities and guests were in attendance for The Make A Film Foundation and its world premiere of 'The Magic Bracelet' at the WGA Theater in Beverly Hills Saturday evening.
The Gratuitous B-Movie Column 5.20.13 Issue #258: Oblivion
The Gratuitous B-Movie Column 5.20.13 Issue #258: Oblivion Posted by Bryan Kristopowitz on 05.20.2013 A look at the big budget sci-fi action flick Oblivion , quick hits on The Following and How I Met Your Mother , a new B-Movie Babe is named and more! Hello, everyone, and welcome once again to the internets movie review column that is pretty dang ... (more)
411 Box Office Report: Star Trek Into Darkness Warps to #1
Star Trek Into Darkness may not have been the box office bonanza that some people had hoped for but it still crushed the box office with a first-place finish.
TV Q&a: What's the deal with that Robert J. Wilke?
Question: I watch Encore's Westerns channel a lot. Robert J. Wilke is not a well-known name, but his face is very recognizable.
Coen brothers' brand of humour on full display at Cannes
Director Joel Coen speaks during a press conference for Inside Llewyn Davis at the Cannes Film Festival on May 19, 2013.
The spunky song-and-dancer entertainer and actress Debbie Reynolds, now 81, looks back with humor and zestful spirits in her memoir "Unsinkable" at a personal life that might well have done a lesser lady in and at an enviable career that is still going strong.
Mixed reviews for Depp's Tonto
The Hollywood image of Tonto once had the Lone Ranger's sidekick wearing a thin headband and lots of dangling fringes.
George Hatza: An actor rediscovers the thrill
Matthew McConaughey had planned on being a lawyer. Instead, in 1996, he played one in Joel Schumacher's film adaptation of John Grisham's "A Time To Kill." He caused a sensation.
Family Viewing: 'Lonely Are the Brave'
Once upon a time: In a tiny New Mexican town, rough-and-ready cowboy Jack Burns picks a fight with the cops - simply so they'll put him in jail, where he can help a friend break out.