Blake Lively is no stranger to juggling multiple men as Serena van der Woodsen on Gossip Girl, so it's not much of a stretch to see her with two lovers in Savages. In the Oliver Stone film, Lively plays O, a woman who's romantically involved with a pair of big-time pot dealers (Aaron Johnson and Taylor Kitsch), who also happen to be best friends. The love triangle gets even more complicated when Read more

Christina Applegate has been cast in a new NBC comedy pilot from Lorne Michaels — Inside TV See some creepy, spoilery pics from Scream 4 — /Film Read Dave Grohl's inflammatory comments about Glee — TV Squad Is Robert Pattinson being considered for the Daredevil reboot? — Moviefone Billy Bob Thornton is in talks for Bad Santa 2 —The Wrap Five reasons to see Paul — MTV Movies Read more

Now that the world has seen controversial comic-based movie Kick-Ass, I thought I'd revisit some of the more interesting things that the cast told me when we chatted at Wondercon. Here are the five best tidbits from my interviews with Chloe Moretz, Aaron Johnson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Clark Duke! 5) Chloe Moretz got into the action: "I did all my own stunts, except for running up the Read more

By now you may have heard that Kick-Ass isn't your average comic book-based movie. Instead of your friendly neighborhood heroes who only want to help the innocent, you have a cast of superpower-free renegades who shouldn't be anyone's hero — yet each and every player in Kick-Ass manages to win you over, one filthy word at a time. Relative unknown Aaron Johnson stars as nerdy, awkward Dave Read more

The movie madness of Wondercon continues, this time with the controversial comic book adaptation Kick-Ass. I talked with the young stars of the film, Aaron Johnson and Chloe Moretz, who play Kick-Ass and Hit Girl, the kids that get it into their heads to don masks and try to be superheroes — without superpowers. There will be more of my interviews with the Kick-Ass cast coming up, including Read more

Calling a movie The Greatest is setting it up for high expectations. Making it about a family's mourning makes things even stickier. How do you depict grief without getting bogged down in melodramatics? It's a dilemma that The Greatest doesn't quite seem to overcome. The movie opens with high school seniors Rose (Carey Mulligan) and Bennett (Aaron Johnson) in bed together. After four years of Read more

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In addition to the following releases, Rampart, The Devil Inside, and Chronicle are also available. Albert Nobbs Glenn Close scored an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of a woman posing as a man in 19th century Ireland. Forced to assume the dress and mannerisms of a man to secure a job as a butler in order to survive in the oppressive times, Albert finds his arrangement shaken up by the Read more