The Movie Blog

Morgan Freeman was discharged Thursday from a Tennessee hospital after the Oscar-winning actor was treated for broken bones and other injuries sustained in a weekend car crash in Mississippi.

A woman was found dead in a utility closet of a Times Square-area club that hosted a birthday party for the rapper Lil’ Kim over the weekend.

A pithy but entirely lightweight original movie, Lifetime's "True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet" entertains nonstop and even tosses out a few truths about its subject matter. Although the title suggests something almost pulp-like, this little cream puff of a film, which revolves around the misadventures of a teen superstar, is fit for any teenage viewer.

Morgan Freeman’s lawyer says the actor and his wife of 24 years are getting a divorce.

Director Barry Levinson is boarding "Train," an "L.A. Confidential"-style noir based on Pete Dexter's novel.

"The Wire" creator David Simon is recruiting some old friends for his new HBO pilot.

A week ago, newbie scribe Jason Sullivan had to be driven to pitch meetings because his car couldn't go more than 45 mph.

"Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay" squeaked past "Stargate: Continuum" to top the DVD sales chart in its first week in stores, while "21" was the top renter for the second consecutive week.

"The Scorpion King" will rise again later this month, more than six years after the "Mummy" spin-off first hit theaters.

B.J. Novak could soon be going from pushing paper to fighting Nazis.