"Pan" lags, "The Martian" soars at box office
"The Martian" tops box office, while "Pan," which cost an estimated $150 million to produce, earned just $15.5 million in its opening weekend
Movies
Filmmaker Chantal Akerman 1950-2015
The revered Belgian-born director and artist was a pioneer of modern feminist cinema
Danny Boyle didn't recognize Michael Fassbender on set
Even the director of "Steve Jobs" didn't recognize Michael Fassbender
"Martian" criticized for changing Asian-American roles
Two of the three Asian-American characters were played by actors of other races for the film
NYFF review: That obscure object of desire in "Carol"
Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara star as women pulled into a lesbian affair in the 1950s
Marvel announces "Ant-Man" sequel for 2018
Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly portrayed the leads in the first film which earned $409.8 million worldwide
Daniel Craig says he wants to "move on" from Bond
There are a few things Daniel Craig would prefer to do than shoot another James Bond movie
Naomi Scott snags Pink Ranger role in "Power Rangers"
It's official: At least one of the "Power Rangers" has been cast
NYFF review: An immigrant finds romance in "Brooklyn"
Saoirse Ronan plays an Irish girl in the 1950s torn between her homeland and a new love in NYC
Meet Disney's newest princess, Moana
Disney announced that Auli'i Cravalho, a 14-year-old Hawaiian native, will voice Moana
Feds investigate lack of female directors in Hollywood
Female directors have long decried the lack of representation of women in their industry and now the feds are stepping in
NYFF review: Heartbreak and joy in "Heart of a Dog"
Performance artist Laurie Anderson composes a beautifully-rendered personal essay on her beloved pet, memory, 9/11, and the after-life
Does the new "Fast & Furious" film have a director?
Recent reports suggested that Vin Diesel might sit in the director's chair for the eighth film, but a new Facebook post suggests otherwise
NYFF review: Revisiting the Kitty Genovese murder
In new documentary, "The Witness," the brother of the NYC woman killed in 1964 while dozens of neighbors did nothing finds much of that story to be false
Princess Leia "slave girl" bikini among Hollywood items auctioned
Record-breaking prices for rare movie memorabilia, including props, costumes and scripts
Movie "The Walk" so realistic it's making people sick
The 3D high-wire film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt is giving some viewers vertigo
NYFF review: "Bridge of Spies"
Tom Hanks tries to negotiate a spy trade in the true-life Cold War thriller directed by Steven Spielberg
"The Martian" blasts off with big debut at box office
Opening just days after NASA announced findings showing water on Mars, "The Martian" soaked up moviegoers at the box office
NYFF review: An electric "Steve Jobs"
Michael Fassbender and Kate Winslet star in Danny Boyle's highly-charged dramatization of three epic days in the life of the Apple visionary
Michael Moore on Ore. school shooting, social change
At N.Y. Film Festival the director of new documentary "Where to Invade Next" says he is an optimist about prospects for progressive policies in U.S.
"The Martian" reviews: Is movie worth trip to Mars?
Matt Damon leads cast of Ridley Scott's new film exploring the possibility of survival on Mars, see what critics are saying
NYFF review: "Arabian Nights," or Portugal today
Inspired by the tales of Scheherazade, this three-part, six-hour meditation on Portugal's economic collapse weaves parables with surrealism
NYFF review: A bloody valentine to "De Palma"
Documentary premiering at New York Film Festival recounts the good, bad and ugly from career of filmmaker best known for gruesome, sexually-tinged suspense
Colin Farrell, co-stars tell a "Winter's Tale"
Farrell and former "Downton Abbey" star Jessica Brown Findlay spoke to CBS News about their love-making scenes
"About Last Night" to open on Valentine's Day
Michael Ealy and Joy Bryant star in new romantic comedy, plus more in today's Eye on Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Extended interview: Alan Alda
Alan Alda on fighting Parkinson's with laughter
Passage: In memoriam
Aaron Sorkin on "The Social Reckoning": "Maybe we can't handle the truth"
Aaron Sorkin on "The Social Reckoning"
10/4: Sunday Morning
10/3: CBS Saturday Morning
Saturday Sessions: The War and Treaty
The War and Treaty "Keep You Warm Tonight"
The War and Treaty plays "Shouldn't Have"
Inside golf fashion brand Featherie
Alice Cooper, the godfather of shock rock
Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong UFC fight
Extended interview: Alice Cooper
