Four Christmases News

For those of you who only watch good movies, Reese Witherspoon has been MIA from theaters since 2007.

Tickets go on sale Friday for Tim McGraw, playing live in concert Sunday, March 28 at Credit Union Centre.

Reese Witherspoon will star in and produce "Rule #1," which centers on a New York woman who befriends a Puerto Rican girl with attention deficit disorder.

Terrel Seltzer has sold her original screenplay "Rule #1" to Fox Searchlight, with Reese Witherspoon attached to star and produce.

SUN SHUNNED: One would be tempted, were The Madison on Pine Avenue not such an elegant and handsomely appointed place, to say that schmucks eat there.

Fox has pacted with "Four Christmases" helmer Seth Gordon and scribe Adam F. Goldberg on a comedy about a group of twentysomething geniuses who are tasked with cracking computer security systems.

The Pixar film is already more than 50% ahead of its predecessors, but will it be able to stay buoyant when Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr Fox is unleashed next weekend? In the air a Up The winner Declining just 19% from its stonking opening, and boosted by buoyant 3D takings, Up banked another A 5.16m this weekend for a 10-day total of A 13.92m. It's ...

AHHH, Vince Vaughn. If the poor sod had gained a half-stone for every duff film he'd made since Swingers, he'd look like .

Blood: The Last Vampire Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Fans check in for 'Couples Retreat' with $35.3M Fans check in for 'Couples Retreat' with $35.3M "Swingers" co-stars Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau buddied up for the weekend's top movie as "Couples Retreat" debuted with $35.3 million, while the micro-budgeted fright flick "Paranormal ...

The vocal group Il Divo, who will kick off their Celebrate Christmas holiday tour in London Dec.

Are there movies nobody likes but everyone sees? Yes, on a weekend when only one major-studio film is released.

Since you won't get mail on Monday, Columbus Day actually does count as a real holiday! But not according to Hollywood, we guess: Instead of flooding the market with ample choices for moviegoers this weekend, only one film gets a nationwide release.

Vince Vaughn was money. Paranormal Activity was phenomenal. Vaughn's Couples Retreat banked the year's biggest opening for a romantic comedy, with a much-bigger-than-expected $35.3 million, No.

It's difficult to know where to start with Couples Retreat. Should we start by mourning the merciless passage of time and its deleterious effects on the indie upstarts who made Swingers 15 years ago, and let their minds and bodies go utterly to seed thereafter? Since success, fame and mega-cash began raining down on Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn ...

"Swingers" co-stars Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau buddied up for the weekend's top movie as "Couples Retreat" debuted with $35.3 million, while the micro-budgeted fright flick "Paranormal Activity" leaped into the top 10.

It's been years since Wedding Crashers , and the movies since -- The Break-Up, Fred Claus, Four Christmases -- they sure as shooting have suggested that Mr.

Our happy four couples after receiving marriage therapy at a tropical resort. And getting wasted at a nearby singles resort.

With "hair that looks like she fights crime in space," Kate Gosselin starred in one of the funnier sketches Jay Leno's aired since the start of "The Jay Leno Show." In the bit, titled "MILF Meltdown," Gosselin treats unruly paparazzi like her own kids, loading them into the car and sending some to time out until they're ready to behave.

Remember "I Will, I Will . . . for Now," the 1976 comedy starring Elliott Gould and Diane Keaton about a husband and wife taking a chance on a swingin' sex clinic in order to reignite That Spark? A year from now you won't remember "Couples Retreat" either.

After he broke away from the Frat Pack with his 2006 hit "The Break-Up," Vince Vaughn's career took an interesting detour - to the North Pole.