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Ryan Quincy Talks About Transforming From Reluctant Voiceover Actor to Creator of the New IFC Show Out There

Emmy-winning animator Ryan Quincy has always dreamed of having his own show. During the decade and a half he spent working his way up to animation director for South Park, he spent his hiatuses creating a world entirely his own, inhabited by hairy but harmless creatures just trying to sort out the d ... More >>

Prometheus Review: Ridley Scott's Epic

Gavin Smith, Missing Fox Executive, Gets Twitter Campaign From Son Evan, USC Basketball Player

Updated at the bottom with some strange details about the last time he was seen. First posted at 7:05 a.m. Monday. Gavin Smith, a longtime Fox movie distribution exec, has been missing for nearly a week. His son, USC basketball forward Evan Smith, has taken to Twitter to publicize the plight of hi ... More >>

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The Descendants Review

Alexander Payne's Hawaiian excursion might be the feel-good movie of the year. Uh oh.

Q & A With Simpsons Exec Producer Matt Selman: The Food Wife, Food Blogging Dining at Jitlada With Matt Groening

Courtesy of 20th Century Fox ​Just a few weeks ago Fox Studios and the voice actors and producers of Simpsons were engaged in a financial tug-of-war that threatened the existence of the long-running animated series. If you need to remind yourself why we should celebrate the resolution (two mor ... More >>

Five Things That Could Go Wrong at Disney's Newly-Planned Avatar Land

​ Of all that is in the name of being over-commercialized and tacky, Disney is prepping to open one of several Avatar lands at its Walt Disney World theme park in Florida. The first is expected to break ground in 2013 at its Animal Kingdom portion. Here are five things that are bound to go w ... More >>

Rise of the Planet of the Apes: Simian Disobedience

The making of a monkey activist

Beverly Hills Versus the Westside Subway

Duff Beer from The Simpsons is Real

Duff beer is real! Homer Simpson's favorite libation is actually available for purchase, but only in South America -- and nobody will talk about it. According to the Miami Herald: The makers of Duff in South America say they aren't allowed to talk to the U.S. media. Duff Mexico... would not resp ... More >>

Sundance Film Festival: Duh, Hot Girls Make Difficult Films More Marketable

An alternate universe with an uncertain future

Black Swan: Dance Dance Revulsion

Natalie Portman goes bat-shit in a tutu in Darren Aronofsky's latest

(Photos) Rarely Seen Marilyn Monroe Photographs, Documents To Be Auctioned In Hollywood

This shot's not part of the auction; we just like it (and so, apparently, does Madonna).​L.A.'s most-iconic actress is about to get the spotlight again, 48 years after her death. Auction house Bonhams & Butterfields is teasing the world with rarely seen photos of the star that will go up for s ... More >>

CONVICTION

Telluride: Down From The Mountain

Studios trek to Colorado festival in search of art-film street cred

TV Writers Get $70 Million In Age Discrimination Settlement

​One-hundred-sixty-five television writers jointly received a $70 million settlement Friday in their age-discrimination claim against some of Hollywood's biggest players, including ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC and more. " ... With years of disruptive litigation remaining, and all networks and major tel ... More >>

Wine Hair Gel, Or What to Do With That Crappy Bottle of Merlot from Your Last Dinner Party

Thank goodness for hair gel. Now we can all finally get over our Sideways "I'm not drinking any f#cking merlot!" complex. Of course, we all know that celebrity hairstylist Ted Gibson makes a mean cocktail party chignon (a fancy and expensive name for your grandmom's bun). Now he's added a line of wi ... More >>

Hollywood's Labor Pains or, Why the Numbers Still Matter

​Although the official start of Fall is still a couple of weeks away, Hollywood's Autumnal Equinox is already upon us, as the books are closed on the 2009 summer movie season and the curtain goes up on the Toronto International Film Festival, the still-humid summer air starting to hum with the fir ... More >>

Unlike a Box of Chocolates

Summer Movies: Villains and Heroes, Robots and Mad Men

Secret plot for Wall Street 2, huge tracking for Transformers 2

Piracy, Pickets and Peter Bart

Unrest on the studio, union and trade fronts

Why You Leavin' (News Corp.), Peter Chernin?

And what you earnin', Chernin?

The Gayest Oscars Ever

Singing, dancing, politicizing — and still the ratings rose

Snarking the Awful Golden Globes

... because they have zero integrity and credibility

Australia: Somewhere Over the Dateline

Baz Luhrmann's not quite marvelous land of Oz

Ellen Page Defects, Fox's Archive Withers and the Moguls Hit Ketchum, Idaho

Inglorious Bastards and ungrateful bitches

Movie Reviews: The Happening, Poultrygeist, Savage Grace

Also, Meet Bill, Quid Pro Quo and more

Biggie Smalls Shuts Down Sunset Boulevard

Ah, if only. But shooting has commenced in LA for Notorious, the Biggie Smalls biopic slated to be released in 2009. Earlier today, the crew was working on the Sunset Strip near the Roxy, where a key scene occurs. It was kind of surreal cruising down Sunset in West Hollywood and seeing, during a bre ... More >>

The Bette Davis Collection

Two new DVD collections ring in Davis' centennial

Chick Flick, Two Ways: Mad Money and 27 Dresses

Girl power trumps bridesmaid fashion

Danny Boyle’s Sunshine

Lost in space

Once Upon a Time

Nameless romantics sing of love and loss in a beguiling Irish fairy tale

Once in a Sundance

Early Festival Report: Scott Foundas scouts Main Street for undiscovered talent and comes away singing

A Centennial Tribute to Otto Preminger

Hooverville

Little Miss Sunshine lights into the American family

The Passion of the Cash

Da Vinci Cannes the world

Huffing and Puffing

Thank You For Smoking lights up the doctors of spin

New Film Reviews

For February 17 - 23

Fox Film Noir: Somewhere in the Night, Whirlpool, The House On 92nd Street

The Impossible Dream

A map to the most buried of cinematic treasures

Geek Implosion

Napoleon Dynamite is a dud

From Capoeira to Catfights

The holy terrors of Madame Satã and Thirteen

When Big Gets Bigger

X2 is everything it’s cracked up to be — and less!

High Fidel

Showtime takes Castro seriously

Mommy Dearest

Oedipal dreams in The Deep End and The Others

Vampire Slayers Arise!

Buffy rebellion latest tangle in Fox’s war on fan sites

The End Is Near!

The last movies of the century

Life in the 31st Century

Matt Groening: Past, present, Futurama

From DIY to Disney

Parallel Lives

Toback’s lovers, Howitt’s lumps