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Bryan Cranston Says Acting Takes ‘Total Dedication'

Bryan Cranston, who won his first SAG Awards on Sunday night, said he has no plans to take a vacation from acting anytime soon.

‘Lincoln,’ ’30 Rock’ Lead SAG Awards

The SAG Awards gave Oscar momentum to many films, such as “Lincoln” and “Argo,” at the ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday night.

'Argo' Wins PGA Award

'Homeland' and 'Modern Family' were also big winners at the Producers Guild Awards.

‘Yossi’: A Drowning Man’s Well of Loneliness

Director Eytan Fox and actor Ohad Knoller do stunning work in a must-see love story of profound emotional insight.

‘Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters’ Should Be Pushed into the Oven

A fractured fairy tale update turns the title siblings (played by Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton) into revenge-seeking killers. It sinks far below the lowest expectations.

Which Movie Musicals Should Oscars Celebrate? (Slideshow)

“Les Misérables,” “Chicago,” and “Dreamgirls,” will be celebrated with special performances at the Academy Awards this year. So which movie musicals are the Academy forgetting?

Why J.J. Abrams Is The Perfect Director for 'Star Wars' (Slideshow)

Since George Lucas sold his million-dollar baby Lucasfilm, including the “Star Wars” legacy, to Walt Disney Co., fans have feared that the force would be tainted. Luckily, director, producer, and “Star Wars” fan boy J.J. Abrams will be directing the next film—“Star Wars: Episode VII."

State Tax Credit Programs Give L.A. Actors Tough Choices

As states like New York, North Carolina, and Oregon strengthen their tax incentives for local film and TV production, actors may be tempted to leave L.A. for good.

Sundance Short Film Jury Award Winners Announced

The short film jury prizes were presented this week at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, where actor Joel Nagle won a special jury award for his performance in “Palimpsest.”

SAG Awards: Film Predictions

The 19th Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards will be held on Sunday. Doing away with technical categories, the show runs a lean two hours and honors solely acting (and stunt) performances, including an ensemble category for film and TV.