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'Gee, it's good to be together again!' NSync hint that they'll be reuniting for SNL 40th anniversary episode

On Saturday, a day before the hotly anticipated televised event, the boyband posted a telling message on their official Twitter page. '"Together again... Gee, it's good to be together again" #SNL40,' the tweet read, referencing lyrics from The Muppets.

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Miseryguts Gyllenhaal keeps you guessing: Brian Viner reviews Enemy

Enemy, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, is a strange film, a psychological thriller that's heavy on psychology and light on thrills, writes BRIAN VINER.

Why today's Annie is just too slick to be lovable

The updating and African-Americanising of Annie is overlong, overblown, and by Cameron Diaz as nasty, matron Miss Hannigan, quite alarmingly overacted, writes BRIAN VINER.

Spine-chilling sequel that's definitely not for children: Brian Viner reviews The Woman in Black 2

There's no Daniel Radcliffe in the sequel of Susan Hill's best-selling gothic horror story, which some people might consider a tick, writes Brian Viner.

This is pure genius: British star Eddie Redmayne's incredible transformation into Stephen Hawking simply MUST be seen to be believed

Eddie Redmayne's performance as Stephen Hawkin in The Theory of Everything is worthy of the highest plaudits the industry can bestow, writes BRIAN VINER

A scorching finale: With special effects wizardry that Gandalf would be proud of, the Hobbit trilogy ends with a flourish... BRIAN VINER reviews the Hobbit: the Battle of the Five Armies

JRR Tolkien can rest in peace, at long last. Peter Jackson has finally stopped adapting The Hobbit, having eked out 300-odd pages into three monumental films.

It's a night to forget: Sad to say, but Night At The Museum 3 - the last screen role for Robin Williams - is as lame as a statue with one leg

In becoming a franchise, the Night At The Museum pictures have rather exhausted what, the first time out, in 2006, was a fair-sized dollop of comic novelty and charm, writes BRIAN VINER

Why Jagger's brought the nastiest man in pop back to life - but is Mick's £25m biopic of wife-beating drug-addled James Brown a whitewash?

The film, Get On Up, celebrates Brown's rags-to-riches career - but it largely glosses over the later allegations of violence and drugs that gave him the reputation as a showbiz monster.