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Actress Alison Pill is probably going to be more careful with her smartphone in the future. The Newsroom actress accidentally tweeted a topless pho...

Even as comic collecting declined in the 1990s, its fan-oriented subcultural set-up spread to other groups who began joining forces for broader genre cons like Fan Expo and Comic-Con, while slowly turning their favorite things, be it Lost or Lord of the Rings and the contemporary comic-book movie, into mainstream success stories.

It's nothing new -- Canadians have been prominent on the big screen for decades. In fact, for three consecutive years from 1929-1931, the winners of t...

It's easy to wonder how one person (or, in some cases a small group) can talk others into a blind adoration. That's probably why cults are such popular subject matter for the big and small screen alike.

Joss Whedon is no stranger to scary stuff like demons, vampires, werewolves, outlaw space cowboys and creepy corporations that pimp out programmed humans, but this week's release of The Cabin in the Woods marks his first foray into the world of the big-screen horror flick.

21 Jump Street, thankfully, falls into the '80s-TV-shows-converted-into-good-movies category. It's refreshing to see it actually done well, which got me thinking about other '80s TV shows I'd like to see on the big screen. (Done well, that is. No phoned-in cash grabs like The A-Team.)

In advance, I offer up an apology to all of those people out there who love to see Taylor Kitsch without his shirt on. While I admit that, yes, he is a perfect physical specimen, he's not a model. He's an actor, and a good one at that. But you'd never know it from his two most recent films -- John Carter and the upcoming Battleship.

Remember when Justin Theroux wasn't just known as Mr. Jennifer Aniston? He was quietly celebrated for his roles in movies and TV shows that have gone on to become cult classics. Now, of course, he's most frequently seen showcasing a variety of fedoras in paparazzi shots alongside Ms. Aniston. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

SCTV star Andrea Martin has backed out of hosting the Genie Awards, the annual prizes for the best in Canadian film, citing another commit...