In this comedy, a young Jewish teen struggles with finding a date to the prom, pressured by the fact that the school's biggest nerd already has one, and has even booked a hotel room. The film stars Steven Kaplan, William......

I've always found it tricky to navigate the indie world by trailers alone. Many mundane trailers taint great films, and many decent trailers leave the nagging question: Is it cute in two minutes, but falls flat at an hour-plus? Armed with a great review and the solid trailer above, I don't think we'...

You know you’re really in trouble when your studio dumps your movie on the same weekend that The Dark Knight and Mamma Mia are opening. Even if it’s an animated movie aimed at kids too young to get into either of those movies, they’re going to have a hard time getting to the theate...

boomp3.com While on the set of Labor Pains, Lindsay Lohan deeply thought about her various hair colors, but had bit of a brain fart when it came to her original hair color. Lohan told a stylist that her and her roots have been to hell and back, but she couldn't remember what her natural color was. T...

Achieving success in the Supporting Actress in a  Comedy Series takes one of three things: having a recognizable name, being on a popular show, or being on a show that has won Emmys in the past. Now, you’re probably asking yourself why I would take the time to isolate these three categories s...

Here's a newly shorn Reese WItherspoon and young singer Jackson Guthy at the 2nd Annual Kidstock Music and Art Festival at the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills yesterday. Supposedly, Spencer Pratt is producing Guthy. Uh, did his parents take a listen to Heidi Montag's "Higher?" Can Reese step in? ...

Kid’s movie posters that command you to do something are next levs. But there’s not a chance in hell that Space Monkeys will reign supreme over 1987’s Project X as the top monkeys-in-flight-afternoon-delight movie of our times. Even with voice talent including Cheryl Hines, Jane Ly...

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Filed under: Comedy, Tribeca, Theatrical Reviews I'm happy to say one of the films I was most looking forward to this year actually lived up to my expectations -- and though it's still very early in the festival, Bart Got a Room is easily my personal favorite so far. It's not complex, it's not much ...