This summer, the omnipresent Will Ferrell is last year’s Jude Law.

The real proof of the duo’s superpowers will come at the end of the summer—when we predict the mere phrase “relief work” will sound a little dirty.

This summer, the kids’ movies are all grown up (but still plenty goofy).

An achingly beautiful meditation on love and loss that’s one of the most compulsively watchable films in their collaborative history—think 'Alfie,' only in Cantonese, and with subtlety and compassion.

I hope to continue to work on things that are this good, but I’ll do things that are shit. This month, I’ll be offered maybe four or five things, and if the best thing is shit, I’m going to do it.

Mos Def has steered his career with elegant foresight. Now he’s heading for outer space—and it may be his best move yet.

There are more than 200 films at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, and nearly an equal amount of parties. What to do?

Whatever became of Ms. Barkin? The good life, that’s what.

In House of D, newbie director David Duchovny looks to his Greenwich Village childhood for answers. Is the truth out there?

Danny Leiner’s 'Great New Wonderful' Debuts at the Tribeca Film Festival.