At the New York premiere of his new film, World War Z, Brad Pitt says Angelina Jolie has always been the brave, bold individual that I fell for -- and sexy as ever.
And thus another Harmontroversy draws to a close ? at least, until the Community creator ruffles another set of feathers. (In other words: Watch this space.)
There's now one more Kardashian to keep up with. Kim Kardashian has given birth to a baby girl, reports E!, the network behind her family's hit reality show.
Michael Jackson's health deteriorated so badly in the last weeks of his life that he couldn't perform some of his trademark dance moves, according to evidence presented in his family's lawsuit against a concert promoter.
How is director Zack Snyder's take on Superman in Man of Steel any different than earlier screen versions? After all, Christopher Reeve created an iconic figure in Richard Donner's 1978 classic (and sequels), while Brandon Routh made an attempt in Bryan Singer's Superman Returns in 2006. But as composer Hans Zimmer previously hinted to CNN, this Kal-El is a little more spiritual.
As True Blood has developed over the past five seasons, the series has expanded from the story of the people -- and vampires -- living in the small town of Bon Temps, Louisiana, to a sprawling, multinarrative saga about how supernatural beings can exist in the modern world.
Being Superman isn't as simple as it once was. Seventy-five years ago, when the Kryptonian caped--crusader first appeared on the cover of Action Comics #1, hoisting a car over his head, he not only stood for truth, justice, and the American way, he also had a virtual monopoly on the men-in-tights genre. Lately, though, that field has gotten awfully crowded. The local multiplex is lousy with celluloid crime fighters. So what turf is left for good old Clark Kent? That's the nagging question that director Zack Snyder's Man of Steel tries ? and ultimately fails ? to answer.