Katie Holmes is having tons of fun on the set of The Extra Man, and she's also a delight to be around. A source revealed to OK magazine the reason for the beads in Katie's hair that are featured in a scene for the film."It was a really funny... ...read full story...

In a new twist that doesn't involve tears, Katie Holmes was spotted donning some funky Jamaican braids on the set of her new movie, The Extra Man, yesterday.It's always a relief to see the former Dawson's Creak actress stepping outside of the vat known as Stepford Wifedom to Tom... ...read full stor...

All this week we'll be highlighting some of our favorite scenes from Oscar-winning films and performances leading up to this year's Academy Awards on Sunday night. Yeah, I'll say it: Daniel Day-Lewis' performance in There Will Be Blood is not only one of the best we've seen in the last couple of dec...

Cinematical has just received this exclusive poster for Explicit Ills , a film which has taken home at least two Audience Awards (SXSW, Gen Art Chicago) during its festival run in 2008. And when a film snags more than one Audience Award, that means audiences kinda dig it, like, a lot. Featuring the ...

Hearing that Kevin Kline is starring in a new film always sets off my alarm, eagerly hoping for something like The Anniversary Party or A Midsummer Night's Dream (and not Trade or The Pink Panther). And this just may be it... Variety reports that Klein, Paul Dano, John C. Reilly, and Katie Holmes ha...

The stunning combination of best friend co-stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet was so bright that we felt it best to separate those two from the rest of the red carpet attendees at the premiere of their film Revolutionary Road.Russell Crowe's still a big'un after gaining all that weight......

Filed under: Drama, Images Back in January, Paul Dano signed on to play a crazy healer who gets taken under the wing of Brian Cox in The Good Heart . Now Just Jared has got some shots from Dagur Kari's production, as it gears up in New York. To the right, you can see Dano in hospital whites, playing...

Filed under: Drama, SXSW, Theatrical Reviews When a movie shows up and takes a clear political stance, I find it's easier to judge its successes and / or shortcomings than when a flick dips a toe into the pool of social commentary and just waggles it around for a few minutes -- which probably explai...