10 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Family Viewing: 'Lonely Are the Brave'
Once upon a time: In a tiny New Mexican town, rough-and-ready cowboy Jack Burns picks a fight with the cops - simply so they'll put him in jail, where he can help a friend break out.
14 hrs ago | The Austin Chronicle
There are two Sam Raimi s: There's the one that does considered, heartfelt adult dramas, and then there's the crazy bastard who throws everything at the screen and sees what sticks.
18 hrs ago | Patch.com
2013 Golden Valley Hall of Fame Inductee Was 'The Lone Ranger'
The city of Golden Valley is inducting four citizens to the Golden Valley Hall of Fame, which honors those who have been affiliated with Golden Valley, made contributions to the community and become renown.
22 hrs ago | The New Zealand Herald
Riz Ahmed's conflict of love and politics
Actor Riz Ahmed turned stalker for the chance to play opposite Kiefer Sutherland in a new political thriller, writes Helen Barlow.
BWW Interview: Old Hats' David Shiner Tickles Audiences
David Shiner peered into the audience of a recent performance of the off-Broadway hit Old Hats and his rubbery face contorted into a series of disapproving grimaces.
Scott Tilley: Cloning people is bound to happen
Should we clone people? Note that I didn't prefix the question with, "If we could," because sooner or later we'll be able to do so.
Damian Lewis And Andrea Riseborough Team Up In Romantic Drama The Silent Storm
Eon Productions is a British company that has been involved with almost every James Bond film since 1962's Dr.
New book reveals story behind epic Western 'The Searchers'
Actor Harry Carey, Jr. attends a special 50th anniversary screening of 'The Searchers' at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on June 23, 2006 in Beverly Hills, California.
Cannes: Olga Kurylenko, Luke Bracey, Bill Smitrovich Join 'November Man'
Now, a year later, November Man is filling out its cast with three more actors before the project begins shooting on May 20.
Six songs that became bigger than the movies for which they were written
A couple weeks ago, I wrote an article listing six songs that weren't specifically written for a movie, but are now forever associated with that film.
Michael Bowen: "Go See 'Oblivion'"
The moderate-conservative Republican blogger in California gives the thumbs up to the movie : "Tom Cruise is generally bad enough so that he tilts an otherwise good movie into the gutter.
Featured Billy Crystal returns to Broadway with 1-man show There are...
The star of "City Slickers" and "When Harry Met Sally" said Tuesday he will reprise his funny and poignant one-man autobiographical show "700 Sundays" on Broadway for a 9-week stand this fall.
Stage Tube: On This Day 5/16- Annie Get Your Gun
Welcome to BWW's New Daily ON THIS DAY Series celebrating theatrical birthdays, openings and special events that took place on this day in theatre history! Today in 1946, Annie Get Your Gun opened at the Imperial Theatre, where it ran for 1147 performances.
NYC Weekend Picks: 'The Searchers,' restored
In Nassau Cnty accident on The L.I.E./I-495 EB at x36/Searingtown Rd. Stop and go traffic from x33/Lakeville Rd in Lake Success In Nassau Cnty accident on The L.I.E./I-495 EB at x36/Searingtown Rd.
Another Behind the Scenes Photo from The Wolverine
Here's the latest action-packed behind the scenes photo from the set of the upcoming comic book movie "The Wolverine" by director James Mangold from a script by Christopher McQuarrie and starring Hugh Jackman , Will Yun Lee , Hiroyuki Sanada and Svetlana Khodchenkova .
Director Delmore Daves ' 1957 western about a cattle rancher forced into the role of getting a dangerous killer out of town finds new life on home video as 3:10 to Yuma is the latest classic to get the Criterion treatment.
Coen Bros Release "Inside Llewyn Davis" Trailer
The official first trailer for the Coen Brothers' latest, Inside Llewyn Davis , was released last week and it features several Riverhead locations.
Linklater Sues for Bastrop Losses
There's a moment in Richard Linklater's 1998 crime drama, The Newton Boys , when the eponymous bank robbers bemoan the existence of an insurance company.
Dixon Place & The Apothetae to Present the Penalty, 6/13-29
Dixon Place & The Apothetae present The Penalty, written by Clay McLeod Chapman and directed by Kris Thor, with music and lyrics by Robert M. Johanson and Clay McLeod Chapman .
Few filmmakers have more great "lost" movies than Sam Peckinpah, whose every movie it seems was released in some form other than the one he originally intended.