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'Antichrist' Director Says Outrage 'Suits Me Fine'

For Danish film director Lars von Trier, the outrage that greeted "Antichrist" at the Cannes festival in May was music to his ears.

DC Comics Storms the Film World

A year after "The Dark Knight" became a worldwide phenomenon, there are more DC Comics adaptations in the works than at any other point since 1969.

Mischa Barton Series 'Beautiful Life' Postponed

The production start on CW's new drama "The Beautiful Life" has been pushed back by a week, from July 22 to July 31.

'Passion' Actor Caviezel in Motorcycle Crash

"The Passion of the Christ" star James Caviezel suffered minor injuries while riding his motorcycle in Washington state when he struck a bicycle thrown by a pedestrian, authorities said on Friday.

Can Big-Name Actors on Broadway Guarantee a Hit?

A slew of Hollywood stars led by Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig will open the new season of Broadway, as producers test whether star power will keep the Great White Way sparkling in tough times.

Emmy Voters Thumb Noses at Mass Appeal

When cult cable series "Flight of the Conchords" snags a best series Emmy nomination and the most-watched comedy in America, CBS' "Two and Half Men," loses out, TV academy voters are willfully thumbing their noses at mass appeal.

'Ugly' Writers Paint Pretty Picture with Katherine Heigl

"When the script [for "The Ugly Truth"] was done and we were sitting there talking about which lady should play the part, we had Katherine in mind," said co-writer Karen McCullah Lutz.