'Darjeeling' director brings out love -- and hate updated Thu, October 11, 2007
Five films into his career, Wes Anderson's authorial stamp is manifest.
Owen Wilson returns to public eye updated Fri, October 5, 2007
Owen Wilson returned to the public eye Thursday night, making an appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of "The Darjeeling Limited."
Disney's 'Game Plan' works to perfection updated Sun, September 30, 2007
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson had the winning game plan at the box office.
Review: 'Darjeeling' shows growth updated Fri, September 28, 2007
Had blaring news of Owen Wilson's personal crisis not reached his public so close to the release of "The Darjeeling Limited," Wes Anderson's picaresque story of three brothers (Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and Adrien Brody) who carry their emotional baggage on a train voyage across India would still resonate with vivid sadness.
Seinfeld's 'Bee' among buzzworthy fall films updated Tue, September 4, 2007
Hollywood may not have a Harry Potter, Spider-Man, Shrek or Capt. Jack Sparrow on its upcoming lineup. Yet the fall and holiday schedule does offer filmgoers a chance to catch up with some familiar characters, stories and movie-making teams.
EW review: 'Ratatouille' a sweet treat updated Fri, June 29, 2007
It's always a pleasure to walk into a new movie from Pixar, those kinetic wizards of shiny sculpted animation who gave us the "Toy Story" films, "Finding Nemo," and "Cars," because it's a safe bet that you're in for a sparkly good time -- or, just maybe, a great one.
EW review: 'Vacancy' has somebody home updated Fri, April 20, 2007
"Vacancy" is a schlock surprise: a no-frills motel-hell slasher film -- with a bit of soul.
With McCain, 72 is the new... 69? updated Tue, August 29, 2006
Just how old is John McCain?
showbuzz updated Wed, August 23, 2006
Owen Wilson got an eyeful at the British premiere of his new movie, "You, Me and Dupree."
EW review: The 'Clerks' still have it updated Fri, July 21, 2006
If you're a fan of "Clerks," the convenience-store slacker comedy made for $27,000 that, in 1994, established Kevin Smith as the who-needs-a-budget- when- you've-got-attitude? auteur of his generation, then you'll probably want to see "Clerks II."
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