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Is he a one-shtick pony or a real actor with the long-haul goods? As with many polarized debates the answer isn't A or B, but C, meaning: "Both," or "Both--maybe." Before we get to "Click," a crass mixture of groin-kicking and tear-jerking and Sandler's latest probable hit, let's compare the star's rageaholic benders with, say, what Nicolas Cage ...

A HUNKY actor who played Nicolas Cage 's brother in "World Trade Center" and who's one of city's best-known club doormen was busted yesterday for allegedly attacking a man with the metal end of a velvet rope outside Avenue in Chelsea.

In the 2007 movie "Next," Nicolas Cage plays a man who can see several minutes into the future.

Here's a tip college kids: when a tough as nails doorman/actor/ Blackberry commercial guy tells you to 'shut the $#@$# up' and 'Get the &$%^ out of here,' you should probably listen.

OWLS HEAD : Knowing . On the face of it, this is a thinking mana s science fiction story, posing free will versus determinism, and there are three rock-a em-sock-a em action sequences.

New on DVD: 'Push' 'Knowing' 'The Unborn' Posted by: Stacie Hougland on July 8, 2009 Kind of a quiet week for DVD releases, with only a couple of sci-fi actioners and a horror flick new on the shelves today.

Sky Arts commissions Mike Figgis to direct programme about Antony Gormley's 'living sculptures' in Trafalgar Square Monique Speksnyderon on Antony Gormley's fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

Nicolas Cage has had a hit-and-miss relationship with the silver screen. For every "Raising Arizona," there's a "Ghost Rider." For every "Lord of War," there's a "Next." Fortunately, Cage has a hit with "Knowing," an intense sci-fi thriller with a lot of emotion.

THE ENDLESS NEED, the bad decisions and painful fallout that trail alcoholics like a pack of starving dogs long have drawn actors looking to lose themselves in that complicated tangle of darkness.

Our review of Knowing , published July 7th, 2009, is also available. Knowing is everything Opening Statement It's been a rough few years for Nicolas Cage.

It's a genre lover's feast this week on DVD, but don't say we didn't warn you about those pesky rotten Tomatometers.

THERE'S nothing like a good mystery. At one time or other, we've all been intrigued by mystery novels.

At this point, asking whether Michael Bay is a raging egomaniac is akin to going on Wikipedia to determine if a bear does, in fact, shit in the woods: It's like, why even bother? You already know what the answer is going to be! Still, just in case you have some lingering doubts, we'd like to present some additional facts for you.

Not quite satirical, not quite in earnest, National Treasure:Book of Secrets falls right in between: It's both an Indiana Jones-style action-adventure blockbuster and a witty send-up of all Indiana Jones-style action-adventure blockbusters, rolled into one.

Nicolas Cage has been a lot of things over the past 30 years during his career as a thespian, including an Oscar winner.

Here's a little Transformers inspired time waster for you this morning. Despite the title Megatron Face-Off isn't a game where Megatron and Optimus Prime switch faces and pretend to be each other Nicolas Cage-style. Sigh.

Very mild comedy-drama about a former First Lady and current Prima Donna -- capricious, temperamental, a handful -- and the by-the-book Secret Serviceman assigned to bodyguard her.

IN the time it took for you to read this sentence Catherine Zeta-Jones will have earned herself 11,100. That's roughly 4k per second, the Swansea starlet having become Britain's best-paid actress last week after signing a lucrative deal to star in a seven-minute shampoo ad in the Far East for a whopping fee of 1.55m - plus expenses, mind.

John Woo; Tony Leung; Takeshi Kaneshiro; ; Rating: * * * The party line on John Woo, which I dispute, is that he made films in Hong Kong and was brilliant, came to Hollywood and was rubbish, and has now gone back to China to be brilliant again.

By Susan King, Los Angeles Times staff writer The 1991 drama "Bugsy" explored how mobster Bugsy Siegel created Las Vegas.