Attractions: Will the Real Salt Please Step Forward?
Welcome back to Movieline Attractions, your regular guide to everything new, noteworthy and/or superstarry at the movies. This weekend, Angelina Jolie drops in as the…
Now Playing: Stephanie Zacharek's Video Review of Salt
Movieline's chief film critic Stephanie Zacharek returns to the video front today with a look at Salt -- not the mineral responsible for hypertension and much of the…
Valerie Plame Wilson on Countdown to Zero, Public Life and Instant Legend
Welcome back to Moment of Truth, Movieline's spotlight on the best in nonfiction cinema. Today we hear from Valerie Plame Wilson about the new documentary Countdown to…
Mel Gibson Extortion Case Builds Steam
Everyone knew it was coming, and now it's here: A "source" tells THR of a text sent from Oksana Grigorieva to Mel Gibson explaining her recording of conversations that…
Help Movieline Caption the First Heavily Armed Stills From Red
You've seen the crazy trailer featuring your favorite late-middle-age actors getting their action-film swerve on. You've heard Helen Mirren tease the pleasures and…
New Buried Trailer Doesn't Even Bother With Movie Footage
The trailers for Buried take an intriguing, maybe unprecedented approach to selling the Ryan Reynolds-trapped-in-a-coffin thriller: With the latest now arriving online…
Wesley Snipes Expected in Prison Sooner Than Later
According to reports out of Florida, federal prosecutors are urging the judge in Wesley Snipes's tax-evasion case to rope the actor in immediately to begin his…
Hollywood Ink: Dustin Lance Black, David Gordon Green Tackling Barefoot Bandit
Today in Hollywood Ink: A notorious young criminal gets a high-powered biopic... Disney needs help with its Muppets problem... My Idiot Brother tacks on a few more cast…
Lawsuit: Josh Lucas Film Stiffed Hotel For $37,000
Like Detroit doesn't have enough to worry about today. The embattled chief of police just resigned, Tigers third baseman Brandon Inge is out for at least six weeks with…
Signs of the Pop-Culture Apocalypse, Vol. MCXII: Mel Gibson Edition
Today's must-read Mel Gibson news comes from neither the salty, screamy audio archives nor the legal front, but rather from an unlikely source who pledges to initiate a…
EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst's Long-Delayed All Good Things Headed to Magnolia?
After an extended period of limbo that involved director Andrew Jarecki buying back U.S. distribution rights from The Weinstein Company, the Ryan Gosling/Kirsten Dunst…
Nicolas Winding Refn on Valhalla Rising, Extreme Filmmaking and Going Hollywood
A few months shy of his 40th birthday, Nicolas Winding Refn has already directed a trilogy (the Pusher series), a biopic of England's most violent criminal (Bronson)…
Here's Your First Look at Jennifer Hudson and Terrence Howard as the Mandelas
The long-planned Winnie Mandela biopic -- imaginatively entitled Winnie -- is currently shooting, and they've apparently gotten to the part of the story where its…
New Mel Gibson Tape Unleashed in All its Ugly, Baby-Hitting Allegation Fury
The conversation about whether or not Mel Gibson's mainstream movie career is done for got even less complicated today: The actor-producer-director's sixth published…
'We're Not Gonna Kill Him': New Tape Catches Sumner Redstone Leak-Hunting
I guess if you're 87-year-old Sumner Redstone, there's a certain aloof magic that accompanies your self-appointment-for-life as Viacom kingpin. Not that his public…
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