"The Dark Knight Rises" premieres in New York
Stars of Christopher Nolan's last "Batman" film walk the red carpet in New York
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Stars of Christopher Nolan's last "Batman" film walk the red carpet in New York
Won Academy Award for "Gentleman's Agreement," also starred in "All About Eve" and "High Society"; Was also known for untiring charity work
Versatile actress starred in "All About Eve," "High Society" and won an Academy Award for "Gentleman's Agreement"
Costumes, props, animation cells and other treats from classic films and TV are up for sale
N.Y. theater that survived industry decline offers reasons why people are drawn once more to outdoor movies
"Ice Age: Continental Drift," the fourth installment of the "Ice Age" films, drops into theaters today
The CBS late-night host may have divulged a little too much while interviewing the film's star Anne Hathaway
Disney gave fans a first look at the film, starring Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer, during its Comic-Con panel Thursday
Quirky filmmaker tells costumed Comic-Con fans that he drew on his school days and the death of his first pet
The actor wants to "flip the script" on the follow-up to the 2012 film
It was the second incident on the set in two days; a bus crashed into a movie production vehicle on Monday
The filmmaker has been combing through footage of the late pop star as he starts to work on a documentary about the singer's "Bad" album
The "Marty" star died Sunday at age 95, leaving the 85-year-old Poitier the oldest living best actor recipient
Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti will reteam to produce the movie version of "Fifty Shades of Grey"
Superhero reboot, "Ted," "Brave," "Savages" are faves at this weekend's box office
Producers say the new "Spider-Man" movie is the first in a trilogy
The superhero flick earned $35 million in its first day in U.S. theaters
Principal photography started on the biopic this week
Experts say this puts it on track for an opening-weekend box office of $120 million
"Ted's" opening was the third-highest R-rated comedy debut, behind last year's "Hangover 2" and 2010's "Sex and the City 2"
The movie studio marks a century of classic filmmaking
The Hollywood studio celebrates a century of classic filmmaking, from Marx Brothers and Corleones to Indiana Jones
New York director is back directing a film in Europe - this time in a city too "vital" and "amusing" to be contained in a single story
The Academy Film Archive houses 76,000 movies in fire- and earthquake-proof vaults while struggling to preserve them from chemical decomposition
The Seth MacFarlane R-rated comedy stars Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis and a talking teddy bear