Old Indiana Jones movies are being reissued for sale separately as the new movie about the adventure scientist is coming up. New York Times writes "The worst-reviewed of the three - the second, “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,” released in 1984 — was still the third-most-popular movie of the year."

The Film Festival Project goes behind-the-scenes at the four most important film festivals in the world: the Toronto International Film Festival, the Sundance Film Festival, the Tribeca Film Festival, and the Cannes Film Festival.

Justine Bateman debuted on the latest installment of Desperate Housewives Sunday evening with no hint at how long her character may remain viable.

When wealthy industrialist Tony Stark is forced to build an armored suit after a life-threatening incident, he ultimately decides to use its technology to fight against evil.

An appearance at a NASA space celebration by lively literary and movie artist Vanna Bonta made fashion waves as she talked thermal fabrics and convertible footwear, urging fashion to look spaceward, not down its proverbial nose.

Penelope Cruz, who is no stranger to on screen nudity, goes naked for an onscreen romp with screen legend Ben Kingsley in her new movie Elegy.

Tom Cruise must be taking a page from his friend Will Smith’s play book. He has reportedly given his blessing to having son Connor try his hand at the movie business. Connor Cruise is set to appear in Will Smith’s upcoming drama Seven Pounds.

A film called Music Within tells the story of a hearing-impaired man who helped bring about legal protections for the disabled.

Power Star Pawan Kalyan has come up with a hit this time in Jasla. The lean patch in his career seems to be over now. This time, Pawan has come up with a total family entertainer which has an amalgamation of Comedy, fights, sentiment, emotions and overall total entertainment and is worth for each penny. Though the second half of Jasla looks shaped out, the climax still is unpredictable and super entertaining.

Dutch Integration Minister Ella Vogelaar has praised Dutch Islamic organisations for their response to right-wing MP Geert Wilders' anti-Qur'an film, Fitna, which was released on the internet on Thursday.

Producers of the film Superhero Movie, out today, released clips from the film on the Internet parodying a Church of Scientology promotional video featuring Scientologist Tom Cruise.

Geert Wilders' anti-Islam movie has gone online. The film, titled Fitna or ‘Ordeal' or 'Strife' in Arabic, shows verses of the Qur'an alternating with graphic scenes of recent acts of terror: the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, the charred bodies of train passengers in Madrid, gruesome images from atrocities in London and Somalia.