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40 Actresses Over 40 Who Are Killin' It on the Big Screen

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Mar 25th 2011 7:36PM
Filed under: Features

All those in Hollywood who say there are no great roles for women over the age of 40 need to take a look at the work being done, and still coming from, the fantastic, award-winning actresses on our list. And if it's true that there aren't enough great roles to continue keeping these stars employed, the only solution is to write more, because these leading ladies' talents demand them.
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Best & Worst Moments at the 2011 Golden Globes: Ricky Gervais Zingers, Michael Douglas, The Biebs

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Jan 16th 2011 11:58PM
Filed under: Movie News, Golden Globes News, Awards

Once again, some people loved Ricky Gervais in his second try as Golden Globes host, and some people (Angelina Jolie, Bruce Willis and Scientologists, to name a few) might have found his attempts at humor left something to be desired. But the 68th annual Golden Globes were definitely chock-full of memorable moments, some fan-pleasing wins and fashion statements both fabulous and tragic. So, we've rounded-up some of the best (and worst) in all those categories, and here they are:

Also: Read TV Squad's review of the 2011 Golden Globes show.
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Celebrity Deaths in 2010: Remembering the Movie Actors We Lost

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Dec 21st 2010 5:30PM
Filed under: Features, Movie News


The list of celebrities and other Hollywood luminaries who passed away in 2010 includes Oscar winners aplenty, two members of one of the great British acting families and the 100-year-old actress who starred in her signature role at age 87. Moviefone pays tribute to the dearly departed who left the Hollywood skies a little less twinkly this year.
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Christmas Gifts for Movie Fans 2010: Ideas for Your Favorite Film Geek

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Nov 23rd 2010 11:00AM
Filed under: Features, Holiday Movies
Star Trek pizza cutterEverybody likes movies, right? Right! Which is why even the most challenging giftee on your holiday shopping list will be easy to cross off after you peruse the following helpful list of all the nifty movie-related goodies we've found this year.

'Star Trek' Enterprise Pizza Cutter
Perfect For: The Trekkie who wants a truly cool, well made, unique gadget. Or the foodie who wants a truly cool, well made, unique gadget. For reals, this is one of the best 'Trek' tie-ins we've ever seen, and it's so awesome that Trekkies and non-Trekkies alike will be happy to use it to slice up their 'za.
What It Costs: $24.99
Where to Get It: ThinkGeek.com
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DVD and Blu-ray Christmas Gifts 2010

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Nov 16th 2010 1:15PM
Filed under: DVDs, Blu-ray DVDs, Holiday Movies
Blu-ray DVD player

If you don't already own a Blu-ray player, you better put that at the top of your Christmas wish list for Santa. Why? Because this year's home DVD releases includes dozens of must-own gems on Blu-ray, including box sets like 'Alien Anthology' and 'Back to the Future,' remastered Oscar winners like 'Beauty and the Beast' and 'The Bridge on the River Kwai,' and recent hits like 'Alice in Wonderland,' 'Disney's A Christmas Carol' and 'The Blind Side.'

Moviefone suggests a few (dozen) products that you might want to shop for -- at the big retailers on Black Friday, or online on Cyber Monday-- for yourself as well as for those on your gift list!
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'127' Facts About James Franco

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Nov 2nd 2010 5:45PM
Filed under: Features, Coming Soon
James Franco

James Franco may literally be the hardest working man in show business. Between the movies and the books and the academic pursuits and the art shows and the ... yada yada yada. Suffice it to say that, whether you love him or not -- and we do -- the very busy actor is an interesting guy.

In honor of his new flick, '127 Hours' -- which is already stirring Oscar buzz in advance of its November 5 release -- we present 127 interesting things about James Franco.
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Famous Movie Locations: The Cliff in 'Thelma & Louise' (Moab, UT)

By Kim Potts (Subscribe to Kim Potts's posts), Posted Sep 29th 2010 3:00PM
Filed under: On the Scene

It's one of the most iconic scenes in movie history: On-the-lam BFFs Thelma (Geena Davis) and Louise (Susan Sarandon) racing away from the police and, more importantly, away from their former lives, and plunging their '66 Thunderbird right down into the Grand Canyon.
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