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From US actor Scarlett Johansson to Jennifer Lawrence, Forbes names the top five “best actors for the buck” 2015 list,
A bizarre, Tupac-themed film is headed for the big screen.
Pro-life views and advocacy for gun control are natural moral bedfellows, says new film Armor of Light.
Warner Bros is producing The Libertine, a "comedic dramatisation" about Dominique Strauss-Kahn and his alleged sexual assault of a hotel maid.
Roger Moore has denied making racist comments about Idris Elba’s chances of replacing Daniel Craig as James Bond.
"Man of Steel" has made $125-million in its opening weekend in the US, lining it up to be the year’s highest-grossing film.
DiCaprio is set to play the infamous Russian mystic and confidante of the Romanov Russian royal family, Rasputin, in a new biopic.
Neil Meron and Craig Zadan say the "boobs song" presenter, who was criticised for his edgy jokes, did an "extraordinary job".
Duelling biopics of Muhammad reflect differing traditions of Sunni and Shia Islam over depiction of the Muslim prophet.
The Dark Knight Rises actor is set to take the lead in Scott’s forthcoming biblical epic, though there is competition to get the story to the screen.
Sean Penn, Michael Moore and Oliver Stone have paid tribute to Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, who died after a long battle with cancer.
The Hobbit has big shoes to fill, but the bookies bet that it will be bigger than The Lord of the Rings.
It is a decision one imagines the Hollywood star might well have embraced: Marilyn Monroe, according to a new legal ruling, belongs to everybody.
Disney has admitted that its science fiction adventure <i>John Carter</i> is on course to be one of the biggest flops in Hollywood history.
Viewers of a sensitive disposition will probably steer well clear of a film by Lars von Trier titled <i>Nymphomaniac</i>.
It’s a world first, with technology that hopes to revive an ailing industry. But it is unlikely to be seen in full in the mainland.
