Win Win In this indie film, Paul Giamatti plays Mike Flaherty, a part-time wrestling coach and attorney, who tries to keep his struggling legal practice afloat by becoming his elderly client's caretaker. Mike also ends up with a houseguest when his client's troubled grandson unexpectedly turns up on his doorstep. Mike takes the teenager under his wing, bringing him along to wrestling practice, Read more

Matthew Fox has signed on for I, Alex Cross — The Playlist Darren Aronofsky has dropped out of directing The Wolverine — /Film In honor of St. Patrick's Day, watch this Boston movie mash-up — Movieline Taylor Swift is heading up the voice cast of The Lorax — Deadline Find out which shows are TV's biggest moneymakers — TV Squad Here's a roundup of first reactions to Mel Gibson's film Read more

Is there anything more heartwarming than a man and his beaver? I know what you're thinking, but just play along with me for a moment. In The Beaver, Mel Gibson plays Walter Black, a man who's failing in his family life and career. When his wife (Jodie Foster, who also directs) kicks him out of his house, the depressed Walter turns to an unexpected solution: a beaver hand puppet that "talks" for Read more

The Beaver, a dark comedy about a depressed man "who finds solace in wearing a beaver hand-puppet," has been in the works for a long time now, with Steve Carell originally attached to play the lead role. At some point, Jim Carrey was rumored to be taking over the role, but now it's official: neither of these men will star in The Beaver — Mel Gibson will play the lead instead. Jodie Foster Read more

When I visited the Louisiana set of The Lucky One, which is out April 20, I had a chance to chat with star Zac Efron about the Nicholas Sparks adaptation with a few other reporters. Efron plays Logan, who falls for a girl (Taylor Schilling) he finds after first seeing her in a photo, so when we sat down with the actor, he talked about being able to relate to that kind of romantic gesture. His Read more

If you think you've heard every bad sick excuse, think again. Career Builder recently released results to an annual survey, in which one-third of employers say people call in sick the most during the Winter. Perhaps more people are getting sick because of the weather changes or maybe it's just harder to get out of your toasty bed on a cold and gloomy day. The poll also found that 29 percent of Read more