Craig T. Nelson News

Those of you whoa ve listened to the Driller Killer commentary track already know that director Abel Ferrara is completely out of his mind.

I've generally been a fan of the DirecTV ads by Deutsch with the actors breaking character from classic TV and movie scenes to deliver the pitch.

I have watched my share of horror movies. And the reason I watched them was because these kinds of movies are different from the usual romance or murder mystery.

No big secret that the folks over at Ale Asylum turn out some great beer. They also have a sense of humor that doesn't go unnoticed among the faithful.

Craig T. Nelson hasn't made a series since "The District." Will he be in anything soon? Judy Mathews, Tallahassee He's in NBC's new "Parenthood," to air in March, and he was in "The Proposal," on DVD Oct.

If you live in LA and are over the age of 25, do we have some groundbreaking event news.

The actor, perhaps best known for his long run on the series "Coach" and "The District," wants us to know that the areas that bother him the most in Washington "involve lobbyists and special interest groups and the education of our children.

Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds match comedic wits as the ultimate odd couple in the year's most hilarious and offbeat love story.

I'm new to politics. For years I have avoided being an adult, and immersing myself in serious world affairs seemed like it would be the nail in the coffin for my childhood.

Originally conceived as a hand-drawn project, this spectacular comic-book-style adventure is another triumph for Pixar's brand of computer-animated magic.

This is a rush transcript from "Glenn Beck," May 28, 2009. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.

Stars join the already stellar cast. Maria Bello from "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" and Craig T. Nelson from "Blades of Glory" have just been announced as additions to "The Company Men" cast, according to Variety magazine.