Monthly Archives: May 2008

Elizabeth Berkley, of "Showgirls" and "Saved by the Bell" fame, has joined the sequel to the 2001 cult movie "Donnie Darko."

That raucous comedy fraternity has taken on a new pledge.

Counterculture icon Emily the Strange, a symbol of female empowerment and anti-conformity, is headed to the big screen with her four mysterious cats.

TV stars Jon Cryer and James Spader are returning to the big screen, signing up to star in Robert Rodriguez's "Shorts," a family adventure movie that also stars William H. Macy and Leslie Mann.

HBO's voters turned out in modest numbers for the cable network's acclaimed TV movie "Recount" on Sunday night.

THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE TO BE DETERMINED<br><br>In this inspiring documentary, hundreds of homeless people are given the opportunity to change their lives by playing soccer in the Homeless World Cup. KICKING IT centers on seven players from all over the globe … Continue reading →

IN THEATRES JULY 11, 2008<br><br>Jules Vernes’s classic novel gets a high-tech update thanks to star Brendan Fraser and special-effects-supervisor-turned-director Eric Brevig. This action-filled family film takes full advantage of the 3-D format, making all the adventure larger than life.

LOS ANGELES (AP) Harvey Korman, the tall, versatile comedian who won four Emmys for his outrageously funny contributions to “The Carol Burnett Show” and played a conniving politician to hilarious effect in “Blazing Saddles,” died Thursday. He was 81.