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Marc Price's film wowed the critics at Cannes and has won a deal for nationwide release. Not bad, he tells Sarfraz Manzoor, considering he juggled making it with his job at a courier firm - and it cost only £45Marc Price revels in unlikely tales. The flesh-eating zombie in his debut film goes by the name of Colin and, as if that was not unlikely enough, Price wrote, directed and produced the film for £45 - less than the price of a decent DVD box set. Now it is garnering praise and publicity that money cannot buy and this week it was announced that it is to be released in cinemas nationwide.Price, 30, meets me one morning in the bar of a London hotel. The interview has been scheduled around his job - afternoon and evening shifts answering calls at the London courier firm where he has worked for three years. It was in quiet moments at his desk that he wrote the script for Colin over three months. 'Because I am not allowed to leave my station it's a great way of battling procrastination,

Tony Scott's whizz-bang remake of 'The Taking of Pelham 123' is too much, but if you like Scott you can argue that too much is better than too little, writes Nigel Andrews

Are you a country music fan? Then you'll want to stay in Tuesday night or set the Tivo, at the very least, to catch the Country Music Awards at 8 p.m. ET. The show will be broadcast live from Madison...

This is just a little bit of a rant. Adam Carolla was fine as Drew Pinsky's sidekick on Loveline. But whoever gave him his own show has got to be kicking themselves right now. Watching Too Late With Adam Carolla...

A Leonard Cohen concert to benefit Palestinian and Israeli peace groups has sold out in less than a day.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Her platinum white hair is long gone, replaced by silky smooth, dark brown locks. Yet that doesn't stop young girls from recognizing 'High School Musical' star Ashley Tisdale at restaurants and asking for autographs.

Lady GaGa was performing a gig in Ibiza on Tuesday when she had a little wardrobe malfunction - she popped a nipple out. The attention whore was performing at Pete Tong’s Wonderland in Ibiza when her boobs and nipples popped out of her bra. This sort of stuff is bound to happen when you go on [...]

Legit News: Musical received mixed reviews, low B.O. -- The Broadway tuner version of '9 to 5' will shutter Sept. 6 following mixed reviews, little Tony love and disappointing B.O.

It can get hard out there for a compliment guy. Especially when your cool campus phenomenon has morphed into a 12-city tour with a corporate sponsor, an entourage of two public-relations handlers, and a bossy videographer, hot weather, empty Rocky steps, and a park ranger who won't allow the little yellow Kodak "I was complimented today" stickers to be handed out at the Liberty Bell.

'When this fiasco opened to lousy reviews in January 2008, Disney executives ran around town telling everyone that the reviews didn't matter because 'The Little Mermaid' was like 'Bank of America.' Let's see. Bank of America stock price, January 2008: $50. Bank of America stock price, July 2009: $13. You know what? Those Disney executives were right!' (Scroll down.)...