Bill Hader dishes on Justin Bieber to Stern
Ken Jeong talks stunts, breaking tropes and the evolution of Mr. Chow in “The Hangover 3″
David Cross and Portia de Rossi describe Lindsay and Tobias’s “trajectory of sadness” in “Arrested Development” season 4
Chris Gethard gets greasy at his favorite New Jersey diner
Tonight at 6 p.m. ET, we are showing one of the best Coen Brothers movies ever, “Raising Arizona.” Starring Nicolas Cage as repeat criminal who falls in love and marries a policewoman (Holly Hunter), when fertility issues rear their head the two concoct a plan to …uh, “help” an unfinished-furniture store magnate who has too…
“The Hangover: Part III” comes out on May 24.
The writer takes us inside his high-flying pic, directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Denzel Washington.
In the classic film “Singin’ in the Rain,” directors Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly examined Hollywood’s transition from silent to sound cinema from the perspective of the winners; actors like Kelly’s Don Lockwood, who successfully survived the advent of the talkies. In the new romantic drama “The Artist,” director Michel Hazanavicius reimagines that same journey…
Casting is coming together very quickly for the Coen brothers’ latest big screen drama, “Inside Llewyn Davis.” The flick recently reunite “Drive” costars Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan for two of the lead roles, and now two more actors are getting closer to the project. John Goodman has been cast in an unknown role, and…
For months now, Kevin Smith has seemed like an angry guy: angry at critics who didn’t care for his last movie; angry at distributors for their wasteful release strategies; (rightfully) angry at Southwest Airlines for unfairly kicking him off a plane. So even though it doesn’t look like something by the writer/director of “Clerks” and…
“Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane has done well with funny fat family men in the past, but when Fox confirmed the news that he will be re-booting “The Flintstones” some eyebrows were raised. What does the guy who brought us moments like this: have in mind for the much-loved “modern stone age family”? Well, fans…
When Joel and Ethan Coen (perhaps better known as the Coen Brothers) go dark and quirky, they go all the way. In their fourth film, 1994′s Barton Fink, combines comic moments with pervasive anxiety and increasingly tense interactions between neurotic and (seemingly) normal characters. They top it all off with a horrific dramatic twist that…
Zealous “Roseanne”-loving friends recently pointed out to me that there’s actually an episode of the show in which John Goodman sings. They were right, and it was delightful. It made me wonder: Had Goodman — a fairly intense actor whose goofy charm belies serious skill — sung on other occasions? And the answer was… yes!…
Sometimes The Onion‘s stories and editorials are pointed satire and sometimes they’re just goofy conceits and absurdities. The much-discussed fake Meryl Streep editorial is something else. In it, “Streep” bemusedly points out that despite her reputation as one of America’s best actresses, she’s never owned a flat-out masterpiece. If you rewrote it not in Streep’s…
Nothing in “Speed Racer” is real: not the cars, not the buildings, not the physics, not the stakes, and certainly not the danger. If the Wachowski brothers, creators of “The Matrix” trilogy, were trying to make a movie that looked like a video game, they’ve accomplished their mission — more than once, “Speed Racer” reminded…
