Michael Cera has made a flourishing career out of playing virtually the same guy in every project, including this fall’s Youth in Revolt.

For his second screenplay, Dave Eggers teams with Spike Jonze on Maurice Sendak’s beloved children’s book.

“I used to not be enough of a name to be cast,” says British actress Carey Mulligan.

Danish director Lars von Trier (Breaking the Waves) and documentary filmmaker Michael Moore (Sicko) live to offend, and to congratulate themselves for doing so. Both have movies this fall. Let the games begin!

Christina Hendricks, TV’s retro-sexy secretary, on living in a Mad Men’s world.

Our grossly abbreviated guide to the first 26 episodes, just in time for season three’s August 16 premiere.

Ric O’Barry trained TV’s most famous dolphin. In a new film, he atones for that sin.

Outside the megaplex (and even outdoors), there are films that do not involve gun-toting guinea pigs and jive-talking robots. Five film options for the more discerning filmgoer.

After years of TV sitcoms, then dark and quirky film roles, the actor stars in his first romantic comedy, 500 Days of Summer—a love story for his generation.

The deadpan comic has thrived as an alt-comedy star and master of the icky-funny cameo—while waiting for his big break.