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Watch a Live Q&A With Jessica Chastain From 'Zero Dark Thirty' Today (Video)

Golden Globe winner and Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain sits down with the SAG Foundation on Thursday to discuss her career and her performance in "Zero Dark Thirty."

GLAAD Announces Nominees for 2013 Media Awards

“Smash,” “Modern Family,” and three Ryan Murphy shows recognized in TV; “Perks of Being a Wallflower” and “Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” among film noms.

Can Hugh Jackman Beat Daniel Day-Lewis for Best Actor?

Three reasons why the "Les Miz" star Hugh Jackman might walk off with the gold over Daniel Day Lewis for "Lincoln."

Watch a Discussion with the Cast of 'Argo'(Video)

Watch the video , where the trio, who are nominated for best ensemble at the SAG Awards (Arkin is also individually nominated in supporting actor), discuss getting their SAG cards, bad auditions, and playing real-life individuals.

'Argo' Takes Top Prize at Critics Choice Awards

The Critics Choice Awards are presented by film journalists, not Academy voters. And their choice this year to include best film and acting categories in comedy, action, and sci-fi/horror suggest they were more focused on bringing in big stars than anything.

Oscar Nominees Speak to Backstage

Interviews with actors and casting directors from nominated films

Making Beautiful Music Together in ‘Quartet’

Old pros make this slight comedy about a retirement home for musicians in England seem weightier and more moving than it has any right to be.

Going Home Again in ‘Fairhaven’

There’s a fine line between watching adult men struggle to find themselves and immature man-boys behaving badly, and the trio of friends at the center of “Fairhaven” is firmly on the man-boys side.

The White American Male Fights the World in ‘The Baytown Outlaws’

An adrenaline-pumped grindhouse comedy pits redneck outlaws against a comic book army of murderous ethnic groups. The smartly stylized filmmaking is undermined by questionable racial politics.

Taking Potshots at Fact in ‘Gangster Squad’

“Gangster Squad,” whose claim to have been inspired by a true story is based solely on there once being a mobster named Mickey Cohen in Los Angeles, wastes a top-notch cast, including Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, and Emma Stone.