"Kabuki" is story of sexy Mexican busboy with a heart of gold.

Seven months after giving birth her daughter Nuala, and at the age of 42, Halle Berry has been crowned the sexiest woman alive by Esquire Magazine.

Rusalka, a movie by Anna Melikyan, has been chosen as Russia's entry for next year's Oscars, Russia's national cinema academy said Tuesday. Rusalka has won the main prize as the Best Feature Film of Golden Apricot International Movie Festival in Yerevan, Armenia this summer.

Gus Van Sant to executive produce film biopic on beatnik Allen Ginsberg.

In a paper published in the August issue of the journal Pediatrics, Dartmouth researchers document the alarming numbers of young adolescents age 10-14 who are exposed to graphic violence in movies rated R for violence.

One thing is certain - either you love Will Ferrell or you hate him. The same goes for his movies. His latest adventure is "Step Brothers" starring Ferrell, John C. Reilly and Mary Steenburgen.

Gotham is abuzz with media reports that mega-manic infomercial kingpin Matthew Lesko has been tapped to play the Riddler in the next Batman/Dark Knight sequel, “The Dark Knight Forever,” slated for 2010.

Frightening scenes of Heath Ledger playing the Joker from the just released Batman movie, "The Dark Knight", have audiences on edge - nearly eight months after the actor was found dead in New York.

There is an extensive list in MSNBC's rundown of the next Batman 3 Villains, and the story does a nice job of breaking them down. But while they throw a couple of intriguing ideas out there (Talia al Ghul and Black Mask being my favorites from their list), they've missed some better choices.

Post the success of Pakistani film 'Khuda Ke Liye', new and emerging filmmakers from the neighboring country are trying their luck at wooing the Indian audiences.

There are plenty of problems with Hancock, to be sure. My primary complaint is that the film is too short - the ending, in particular, feels rushed, and I would have liked several more scenes exploring each character’s reactions to the climactic events.

As the summer blockbuster movie season enters full swing, IBM (NYSE: IBM) explores the "Future of Movies," a podcast with Yair Landau, former President of Sony Pictures Digital and Saul Berman, Global Strategy Leader for IBM's Media & Entertainment Practice, hosted by Tim Washer.