The Salon: An Interview with Taral Hicks

An Interview with cast member Taral Hicks.

The Hip Hop Project: An Interview with Chris "Kazi" Rolle

Kazi spoke about having his film come out so it can touch the lives of others and having Bruce Willis get involved in the project.

Transformers update

New Hi-Res Art added of Characters(Autobots and Decepticons)

Spider-Man 3 update

G.O.O.D. Music/Columbia Records artist and Queens’ own Consequence and rappers unite at the Apollo in NYC.

EDDIE MURPHY news

Murphy to star in big-screen adaptation of "Fantasy Island."

TERMINATOR news

"Terminator 4" in talks for the big screen.

LAURENCE FISHBURNE news

Fishburne and Cole Hauser to star in crime thriller "Tortured".

Jaden Christopher Syre Smith news

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's son, Jaden, has "Newton's Law" as his next project.

WILL SMITH news

Possible "Sisters of Mercy" film has hired screenwriters Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont.

WANTED news

Rapper Common added to the Keanu Reeves-Forest Whitaker film

Transformers update

Check out new poster and pic of Tyrese Gibson.

Waitress: An Interview with Keri Russell

Russell talks about her pregnany, her character in the film and working the the film's director, the late Adrienne Shelly.

Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix update

Check out new banners on the characters

Georgia Rule update

Check out Lindasay Lohan - Jane Fonda pics

A MIGHTY HEART update

Check out new pics of the Angelina Jolie film

Tobey Maguire
Kirsten Dunst

AMERICAN GANGSTER update

Joblo.com has the first two poster of Denzel Washington-Russell Crowe flick.

IRON MAN update

IESB.net has the first look of Iron Man footage

MORRIS CHESTNUT news

Chestnut has signed on to star in Screen Gems' faith-themed drama "Not Easily Broken."

RONIN update

Warner Bros. nabs rights to be distributor of film directed by Sylvain White

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Watch the trailer and hear Lawrence Fishburne as the Silver Surfer. Also Check out new pics.

Once update

Check out the trailer to the Sundance Award Winner

A record 122 films will be shown this year in Beverly Hills.

Tribeca Preview interview - Blackout

Director Jerry LaMothe talks about the event that shook NYC in 2003

David Goyer to direct "Magneto"

Rap documentary gets PG-13 Rating

Queen Latifah to topline a remake of "All of Me"

Ernest Dickerson tapped to direct the Dracula sequel "The Un-Dead" with Javier Bardem and Monica Bellucci in film.

"Something New" director to helm sequel to "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants".

Check out pics of Nicolas Cage in this sci-fi thriller

Check out pics of Spider-Man, Sandman, and Venom!

Check out pics of Catherine Zeta-Jones and Aaron Eckhart

Check out this month's DVD Releases.

Sarbane's Oxley
IronMan
Once
The Hip Hop Project
Things We Lost in The Fire
2007 Tribeca Preview:
- Descent
- Live!
- The Air I Breathe
- Day Zero
- Blackout
- Rise: Blood Hunter
- Blue State
- Watching the Detective
- The Cake Eaters
- Maldeamores
- Suburban Girl
- Lillie and Leander
Georgia Rule
No Reservations
Resurrecting the Champ
Brooklyn Rules
The Salon
The Strangers
The Simpsons Movie
Rise: Blood Hunter
Live Free or Die Hard
Hostel II
28 Weeks Later
Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix
Pirates of the Carribean 3:
At World's End
lIllegal Tender
Transformers
Black Snake Moan
Spiderman3
Inkheart
Underdog
Africa Unite
Talk to Me
Bordertown
The Golden Compass
Ocean's 13
The Kingdom
Fantastic Four:
Rise of the Silver Surfer
Spring Break in Bosnia
Ratatouille
The Last Sentinel
Goya's Ghost
I Am Legend
American Gangster
Rescue Dawn
El Cantante
DOA: Dead or Alive
The Perfect Christmas
A Day In The Life
Resident Evil: Extinction
Nanny Diaries
Southland Tales
Awake
Five Fingers
Rogue
Killshot
Sunshine
Jump Shot

One can see the worn-out script a mile away with its clichéd characters and many subplots that make the film unfocused and unemotional

With 100% of the profits going to non-profit charities devoted to youth, The Hip Hop Project might be the first totally tax deductible movie.

In “28 Weeks Later”, what you get are new victims, and a new story that with its flaws and all, still has enough entertainment and frights to shake you afterwards and have the franchise continued.

None of these slight alterations is likely to diminish your ability to appreciate or
applaud the significance of a landmark decision which established Battered Women’s Syndrome as a defense.

Between the pithy dialogue and the retro humor which comes at the expense of big hair bands, be prepared to laugh throughout the duration of this delightful date flick.

This familiar formula might have worked were it not for Ms. Keaton’s infuriating dumbing herself down and mugging for the camera.

There’s no entertainment value being lost. It lays the drama on thick, but more than makes up for it with stupefyingly awesome fight scenes.

In 18 short vignettes, there is a pleasantly seamless quality about the production which almost imperceptibly flows from one tale to the next.

Director Broder catches the rising excitement - think “Fame” meets “Rocky” by way of the Duke of Ellington – as well as some great footage of the late Ed Bradley, a longtime supporter of Essentially Ellington

Day Zero is an very inspiring film that gives a different perspective on war, showing the motivation of characters and the mental and physical preparations they go through before war.

Though many view it as a prelude to larger crimes the artists have a very different opinion, director/writer Jon Reiss gives them another medium in which they can express themselves.

Aptly titled, since this edge of your seat thriller feels like a roller coaster ride.

While Adam Brody presents some charm to this light hearted film, there are one too many stories thrown into the mix that makes the film convoluted and contrived.

"Hot Fuzz" is what you expect from a good satire, a lot of laughs, smart writing, and a cast talented enough to deliver the goods.

"Fracture" has all the elements needed for a great film, but only delivers with the performances. It could have been a much better film if the time had been taken to shore up the story.

It's a film that a family can laugh and bond with a little belief in magic.

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