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- Sandra Bullock on playing her character in 'The Blind Side' (:47)
- 'Precious' director Lee Daniels talks about his style of filmmaking (:52)
- Paula Patton explains how 'Precious' is a tribute to teachers (:54)
- Morena Baccarin talks about preparing for her role in 'V' (:38)
- Nikki Reed on the Rosalie Hale role for those who haven't read 'Twilight' books (:49)
Mo'Nique's stunning performance stands out in 'Precious'
Nov 19
There are rare times when one performance can be so soul-jarring amazing that it eclipses even the best of films, such as Daniel Day Lewis in "My Left Foot" or Heather Ledger in "The Dark Knight."
Bullock thrilled to slow down a bit
Nov 19
LOS ANGELES -- Despite her lofty Hollywood status, Sandra Bullock's ready to take a break from acting.
'Planet 51' plot, performances drag
Nov 19
"Planet 51" takes off like a rocket with its glitzy and alien look, but it never achieves orbit because of a sputtering plot and lackluster performances.
'Blind Side' plays it safe as holiday tear-jerker
Nov 19
There's nothing about "The Blind Side" you don't see coming. Director John Lee Hancock hits all of the familiar family and sports notes that drive these kinds of movies. There's nothing wrong with that formula, especially at the holidays. It just would have been nice if Hancock hadn't played it quite so safe.
'New Moon' clings to book -- and that's not a good thing
Nov 18
"The Twilight Saga: New Moon" is a dead-on adaptation of the Stephenie Meyer book. That’s not necessarily a good thing because the second novel in the romantic vampire series is considered by some fans to be the weakest of the four stories.
Holidays at home
Nov 19
It's the most wonderful time of the TV year if you love holiday programming. The networks and cable channels will load up their schedules for the next few weeks with holiday film favorites like "It's a Wonderful Life" and "A Christmas Story," along with animated programs like "A Charlie Brown Christmas."
Glover returns to Fresno with 'Dance' tour
Nov 13
Welcome home, Jason.
All of Glover's ups and downs
Nov 15
Throughout the Top 20 competition, Jason Glover's fortunes on "So You Think You Can Dance" shot up and down more violently than the beleaguered vocal cords of banshee judge Mary Murphy. Not all of it was Jason's doing: Choreographers and partners were the luck of the draw. Here's a roller-coaster recap:
Week 1: Jason and partner Caitlin Kinney wow the judges with a Bollywood routine. Praise all around. Read more →
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