It's a toss-up whether actors or musicians will go to greater lengths to make rent, but some musicians have even found themselves so hard up they've been forced to take an acting gig. Such is the case with the haystack-sized Sleepy LaBeef, who in 1968's The Exotic Ones appeared as the "Swamp Monster ... More >>
Who doesn't love a woman with an Uzi? Oh, right: the Palestinians.Steve Soderbergh, the director of Sex, Lies, and Videotape, Traffic, and The Limey has always had an experimental streak. This has come out particularly in recent years, with a remake of Solaris, something called The Girlfriend ... More >>
It was just announced that Houston's favorite nerd, Jim Parsons, will return to Broadway this coming spring. Parsons, who made his big stage debut this past year in Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, will now take on the lead role in the Pulitzer Prize winning play Harvey. Harvey is about a seemingl ... More >>
Only this time, no cropped shirts.Or maybe even "Okay News/Bad News," depending on your feelings regarding San Dimas High School football. That's right, the rumors you've heard may or may not be true in that a third Bill and Ted movie might or might not be getting made: Keanu Reeves has be ... More >>
Much has been made in the past few weeks about the McRib, McDonald's exalted ground pork and barbecue sauce wonder. You may remember it first hitting America's mouths in the early '80s, not selling extremely well, and only coming back every now and then. It returned briefly in 1994 as the "Brontos ... More >>
Not on the list...ha-ha!The art of the instrumental horror-film score is quickly being lost. All too often now, filmmakers are using heavy metal and pop music to soundtrack their films. Hearing Slipknot or HIM during a stabbing scene just doesn't hold the same weight to us as some tubular bel ... More >>
Tiffany Young-Hartley: Only Reese Witherspoon could do her justiceOkay, so it's time to get started on the script and casting for the movie about David and Tiffany's fateful Jet-Ski trip on Falcon Lake. First, what to name this movie? The Pirates of Falcon Lake will never do: it conjures Johnn ... More >>
For weeks, we have resisted the urge to write about the Corn N' Oil. After all, this column should be a refuge from the daily stream of petroleum press about the Gulf becoming saturated with incompetence in addition to oil. But the barrage of Kevin Costner clips, BP CEO "Seriously did he just ... More >>
I've always preferred brunettes. Aside from making me not a gentleman, this simply meant I favored Jaclyn Smith over Farrah Fawcett, Lynda Carter (or JoAnna Cameron) to Deidre Hall, Yasmine Bleeth to Gena Lee Nolin, and Jane Seymour over, well...just about any of the other Bond Girls. Given ... More >>
The insane clowns, that is. And their...posse. Long an in-joke among connoisseurs of bad music and trailer park culture, even as they've enjoyed extensive significant success without the benefit of radio or MTV airplay, Insane Clown Posse are enjoying unexpected popularity thanks to a couple ... More >>
Sci-fi remake misses the point, and that's a Klaatu barada no-no
Boys will be boys in this shallow look at dirty police
Bill and Ted get sidetracked at a sideshow
You liked Shaun of the Dead? Then Hot Fuzz will bust a cap in your arse
It's 1995 all over again...and again
Richard Linklater's Scanner is a rotoscoped feast for freaks
The Lake House reunites Bullock and Reeves in a twilight-zone romance
Wayne Kramer's latest casts a Paul over the proceedings
The Matrix: Path of Neo is more chop suey than chopsocky
Mike Mills's debut is smart, funny and gorgeously sad
Get a bang for your buck this Fourth of July
Constantine shuns its comic-book roots for real depth as Reeves returns in black
Minnie Driver and Juliette Lewis have started bands. Come on, you know you're curious.
Things get chill when DJ Icey spins into town
WorldFest celebrates the obscure
A cool kid seeks heavenly redemption
Middle-aged Diane Keaton wins Jack Nicholson away from the young'uns in Something's Gotta Give
Revolutions runs a playful joyride through a nifty vision of hell
The Matrix Reloaded doesn't dodge the dynamic action
Dustin Diamond finds out what laughter sounds like when it's not canned
Weekend racers circle the track on their John Deeres
Betrayal! Blink 182! Boobies! The Houston band has lived to tell all.
Keanu Reeves, the low-wattage movie star, somehow makes Sweet November easier to watch
Or: Why winning an Oscar sometimes means losing sight of a career
Intended as irony, the title of Miss Congeniality really says it all
Someone please find some substitute filmmakers for The Replacements
riverfenix has new record, name
Tinseltown didn't like the delivery-truck editing
Sci-fi Matrix moves beyond reality at warp speed
Speed 2 runs aground before the ship starts its engine
Blown Away isn't just about bombs. It is one.
Speed proves there's still life in the old car chase
