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There is little denying that Gone With the Wind, the racially backward, historically revisionist and bodice-rippingly ripe Oscar ...

The funnyman talks about his new film on DVD and his experiences on the set.

Robert Downey Jr. has quit all his vices apart from smoking. The 'Tropic Thunder' actor - who has previously battled a number of addiction problems - admits he has no plans to give up cigarettes any time soon.

Weekly: 'The Bridge,' 'Flashpoint' both cross border -- Canadian TV shows keep creeping across the border to the U.S. networks and that's clearly good news for the Canuck production biz. But some in the Great White North wonder whether they are giving away too much in terms of coin and creative control.

The mayor of Los Alamitos, who was criticized for sending an e-mail showing watermelons in front of the White House, says he'll give up the mayoral post but he'll remain on the City Council. Dean Grose sparked calls for his resignation this week when he...

On February 12, 2009, the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore honored the Howard County Government, the Howard County Arts Council, and the residents of Howard County for the support the County has given to the Walters throughout the years with a special gallery tour and reception; 100 people attended.

The actress gives some tidbits on the last episodes of Battlestar Galactica as well.

Sony gives us what I believe is our first Blu-ray double feature from a major studio and this smart pairing

Film Reviews: Neither the best nor the worst of movies derived from videogames, 'Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li' at least gives action fans plenty to ogle besides the titular heroine (Kristin Kreuk).

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc would be amenable to selling troublesome subsidiary TicketsNow, Ticketmaster Chief Executive Irving Azoff told a congressional panel, which seemed skeptical of a proposed merger with concert promoter Live Nation Inc.Azoff, who came to Ticketmaster four months ago, had previously said he disagreed with the decision to buy TicketsNow.Fans of Bruce Springsteen who signed on to Ticketmaster earlier this month to buy concert tickets were told that they had sold out within minutes, and were directed to TicketsNow, which had considerably more expensive tickets.Pressed on whether Ticketmaster would sell TicketsNow, Azoff demurred at first, but finally said that for the right price, 'I would certainly vote to do that.'While the public relations black eye that TicketsNow gave Ticketmaster would not normally be considered by the Justice Department as it assesses whether the merger is legal under antitrust law, the issue loomed large in