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George Clooney leads a wonderful movie about how people deal with unexpected setbacks and finding purpose in the world.

More than 7 million people have lost their jobs during the recession. Jason Reitman is the first filmmaker with a crowd-pleasing movie about it.

Festival to premiere new Clooney flick Luton's film lovers can be among the first in the world to see the hotly-anticipated new film from the director of smash hit Juno next week.

George Clooney plays a jet set corporate axe man in the upcoming dramatic comedy "Up in the Air." The movie lands in theaters Christmas Day, and is the Austin Film Festival's closing night film.

The first local press screening of the Jason Reitman/George Clooney film Up In the Air -- perhaps the most eagerly anticipated movie in St.

George Clooney plays a high-flying exec who specializes in giving corporate lackeys their pink slips in Jason Reitman's 'Up in the Air.' Courtesy Paramount Pictures After an open weekend highlighted by the regional premieres of Lone Scherfiga TMs An Education and Katherine Dieckmanna TMs Motherhood , which helped earn star Uma Thurman a festival ...

Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise reportedly had a series of rows over the actress' insistence that their three-year-old daughter Suri attend a catholic school.

British leading man Clive Owen is honored . Uma Thurman's astonishing versatility, from Gus Van Sant's Even Cowgirls Get the Blues to Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, is celebrated in conversation and by her latest star turn in Motherhood .

Aaron Eckhart is a pretty tough actor to pigeonhole. He's been a charming romantic foil for Julia Roberts , Gwyneth Paltrow and Catherine Zeta Jones , but he has also saved the earth from apocalypse, played a paedophile, a detective, a state attorney, a football coach and a Marine, an academic and a car dealer.

Director Jason Reitman will be honored Friday with the New Directions Award at Aspen Filmfest.

Up in the Air looks great. There really isn't much else to say about it. Jason Reitman seems to get better and better at his craft with every film.

Paramount has debuted the second theatrical trailer for Jason Reitman's Up in the Air following the first initial teaser trailer that hit a few weeks back.

Rob Lowe makes an awfully good cad and he knows it. He first mocked his matinee-idol jawline as a scheming record executive intent on stealing Tia Carrere away from Mike Myers in Wayne's World, and then swanned through Myers's Austin Powers sequels as a younger version of Robert Wagner's Number Two.

Some actors find that a hit TV show can be as much a curse as a blessing - there are the long hours, the busy shooting schedules that preclude working on other projects and the occasionally career-killing typecasting that can befall an actor who has played an especially memorable character.

A little too much cheese with that whine Mr. Camp.Before "Love Happens" explodes into a weepy conclusion, the film drags its feet for so long that we think that even actors Aaron Eckhart and Jennifer Aniston are bored to tears.

By his own estimate, Rob Lowe spends about 40 percent of his life in front of a camera, so it doesn't hurt that he's nearly a perfect male specimen, with his cool blue eyes, square jaw, magnificent smile and lean shape.

At 45, Rob Lowe is not just another pretty face. He's a survivor of 30 years in show business.

WHO: Film and television actress Maria Bello is a two-time Golden Globe nominee for "A History of Violence" and "The Cooler" . The "ER" alum's other credits include "The Jane Austen Book Club" , "Thank You for Smoking" and, most recently, "The Private Lives of Pippa Lee" , helmed by Rebecca Miller.

Romantic comedies have been filling screens at movie theaters for generations. In recent times, quite a few of them have starred Jennifer Aniston, such as "The Break Up," "He's Just Not That Into You," and even back to "Rumor Has It." The actress, formerly known as Rachel on "Friends," is back this fall with her latest romantic comedy/possible ...

Has there ever been an actor quite like Aaron Eckhart? The guy rose to fame playing one of the greatest jerks in cinematic history for "In the Company of Men" and returned to that territory again for 2005's "Thank You for Smoking," but spent the near-decade in between establishing himself as one of Hollywood's most amicable personalities.