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This week: Meryl Streep yells at Philip Seymour Hoffman, No Country for old men gets re-released and Winged Migration goes Blu-ray.

IndiaGlitzAsh is Bollywood?s busiest bee!IndiaGlitz, CAFollowing her trip to Tinsel Town and the release of 'Pink Panther 2', Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan is back in Bollywood with a heavy duty call sheet in hand. The actress, who was recently felicitated with the prestigious Padma Shri award in Delhi, ...Ash back on Bollywood screens after 18 months! GlamShamall 8 news articles

The last of the winter releases are trickling out onto the home market; however, we are at the tale end of the hits and are getting the near misses now and that leaves a void in major hits at the top. I do like Deadliest Catch - season 4, but I can't rate a featureless DVD as the DVD Pick of the Week. So that honor goes to Doubt, which is worth buying on DVD or Blu-ray. But I would go with the latter. As has become customary, this week's list has to be split into two, with the first part found here.

Actress Mary Tyler Moore speaks with radio host Leonard Lopate at the 92nd Street Y. Moore, who starred in the highly acclaimed 'Mary Tyler Moore Show,' recently released a book, 'Growing Up Again: Life, Loves, and Oh Yeah, Diabetes'

A new standard-edition DVD will also be released in a new 20th Anniversary Edition.

Actress Keira Knightley released a violent commercial Thursday highlighting the problem of domestic violence. In the two-minute film, Knightley is beaten by an abusive boyfriend after she arrives home from a day of filming.

Novelist turned film-maker Shamim Sarif has two films, both based on her books, coming out tomorrow. She tells Rachael Scott how this one-two punch came aboutHaving two of your novels turned into films is remarkable. Seeing both films released on the same day is amazing. That they're cross-cultural, lesbian, romantic dramas makes it extraordinary.But such is the experience of novelist turned film-maker Shamim Sarif. The World Unseen, which opens tomorrow, is a poetic love story about two Indian women in 1950s South Africa; the other film, I Can't Think Straight, is a contemporary love story involving a Palestinian Christian and an Indian Muslim. Both star one-time Bollywood actor Lisa Ray alongside american-born Sheetal Sheth.So when only three lesbian-themed films were given a theatrical release in the UK last year, how did Sarif manage to get both of hers into cinemas at exactly the same time? 'Pure determination,' she says. Being a gay, British-born Indian Muslim, she says, has far

They're bringing 'Sex' back again. Mark your calendars ladies, because the gals from 'Sex and the City' have finally set a release date for their movie sequel.

Teen sensation rockers the Jonas Brothers are branching out into TV comedy! Kevin, Joe and Nick will star in "JONAS," which "follows the fictional Lucas Brothers through the unexpected, unpredictable and often absurd situations that confront these rock and roll superstar brothers as they try to live ordinary lives," the Disney channel announced in a press release.The famous brothers will join fellow young stars Chelsea Staub ( "Minutemen"), Nicole Anderson ("Hannah Montana"), John Ducey ("Will and Grace") and Rebecca Creskoff ("Mad Men") in the series, which will feature original Jonas Brothers songs created specifically for the show.

As legions of love-struck fashionistas wait with bated breath for the follow-up to last summer's 'Sex and the City' movie, there is now a release date set for the big 'Sex' sequel. Variety reports that Warner Bros. and New Line plan to release 'Sex and the City 2' on May 28, 2010. According to the trade paper, Sarah Jessica Parker (Carrie Bradshaw), Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones), Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes) and Kristin Davis (Charlotte York) will all get back into their Manolos for more fun and fashion! director-writer Michael Patrick King is also slated to return for the film's sequel.