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The radio was on this morning, my train of thought lazily moseying along a conversation between George Clooney and National Public Radio’s Robert Siegel. I’ve always been ambivalent about Clooney, who recently appeared in the Alexander Payne-directed The Descendants. As much as the off-screen Clooney is exceedingly likeable, the characters he plays leave me indifferent. He’s probably epicurean, judging from that house by Lake Como

Bridesmaids, in which girls go bachelorette party-wild, has entered the [...]

You’ve heard it right, Sly and Schwartzy (as the French [...]

You probably first heard about her in Cloverfield and later in Hot Tub Time Machine. Then, after watching her on the Starz T.V. series Party Down you made up your mind: Lizzy Caplan has all the attributes of a star: good looks and comedic flair (very important, America—look at the previous rise of Jennifer Aniston). With her television series coming to an end in 2010, Caplan has been keeping busy, what between appearances on other television series, like The Cleveland Show, and several movie roles. But Caplan is buzz-worthy now more than ever. A as-yet unreleased movie that’s lighting up the blogosphere is Queens of Country

A cursory glance at the entertainment news cycle will quickly reveal that we’re in the middle of a paradigm shift as far as how movies are consumed; Facebook, soon to be a publicly-traded company, could in the next few years become the main player in online movie streaming (but the road ahead is fraught with peril). But aren't more people going to the movies? Or less? It's hard to say, the middle-of-the-week at

New York City mourns the death of a beloved actor: [...]