Brian D. Johnson

This Hollywood valentine unfolds as a red-carpet collection of expanded cameos

Fifty years ago, a movie by Alfred Hitchcock changed the way audiences viewed films. Its influence is still being felt.

Raw talent like this is rare—Xavier Dolan wrote, produced, directed and starred in this tale of teen rebellion while still a teenager

Kathryn and James spar for Oscar custody in a David and Goliath duel

Mad Mel is back with a vengeance in a lurid thriller and a star-making performance from the Rock hits Sundance

The actor wanted a book for his kids ‘that gave him his due as a filmmaker.’ This isn’t it.

Whatever happened to Harrison Ford? That look of righteous, paranoid intensity has become a stock gesture

Most writers would be happy to have had half the career that Paul has enjoyed. But he was never just a writer.

As Ricky Gervais tears a strip off Hollywood, the stars strive for sincerity at a bash overshadowed by Haiti.

James Cameron’s Golden Globe-winning movie has single-handedly brought back old-fashioned movie magic