But Clooney tells USA Today; "none of the story is true". He first of all says that Amal's mother isn't even Druze. "She has not been to Beirut since Amal and I have been dating, and she is in no way against the marriage" Clooney said.
Almost two months prior to FX's "Sons of Anarchy" Season 7 premiere, creator Kurt Sutter reveals which character will be semi-naked on the highly anticipated final season of the hit outlaw motorcycle series.
Williams' rep says it is not because he has fallen off the wagon. Robin Williams has checked into rehab once again. But it's not because he has relapsed.
What do filmmakers Michael Bay and James Cameron have in common? What do filmmakers Michael Bay and James Cameron have in common? Haters -- vicious Internet commenters who just love to bash their movies over and over.
The actor released a statement after the arrest of his son and talked about drug addiction. There was a time when Robert Downey Jr. was better known for his struggle with drugs and alcohol than for acting.
The fourth film in the Mad Max series Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy. What is it about this time? No, this is not a remake starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron in "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome," this is actually a sequel of sorts called "Mad Max: Fury Road.
Shia LaBeouf was arrested Thursday night for causing a disruption in a Broadway Theater. Shia LaBeouf was arrested Thursday night for causing a disruption in a Broadway Theater.
Tom Cruise could make a cameo in highly anticipated upcoming movie "Star Wars: Episode VII," as he allegedly met up with director J.J. Abrams recently.
What does Scooby-Doo have in store for its fans? And who is involved in this film project? Zoinks! Jinkies! And Rooby-roo! Scooby-Doo is getting another live-action reboot film.
Watch these movies during Friday the 13th! Friday just happens to be Friday the 13th and the night of a full moon. Scary right? There's no better thing to do on Friday evening than watch a movie and stay inside to avoid any bad luck! Here are some great movies to check out on Friday the 13th.
Hispanics go to the movies more often than other groups. Changes are coming to Hollywood. At a Los Angeles conference held on Sunday, an expert of panels said that Hispanics are the biggest fans of going to the movies in the United states, according to Variety.
This year has seen a number of hits at the box office as well as a number of flops. The winter season saw "The Lego Movie," "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "Divergent" surpass expectations and became successful financially. However after the first month of the summer season, Box Office Mojo is reporting that the box office took a hit, and this past May is the lowest since 2010 because of the lack of successful movies.
On June 11, the 20th edition of the Los Angeles Film Festival will begin with many anticipated films at the festival. A number of these include the world premiere of Clint Eastwood's "Jersey Boys" and the LA premieres of "Love Is Strange," "Snowpiercer," and "The Two Faces of January." While these films will be shown in the gala presentations, Latino films will dominate the documentary and narrative competition slates and the international slate.
Back in 2008, director Jon Favreau was a hero. The auteur had just given the world the first "Iron Man" movie. He already had a proven track record with a number of other major hits, but "Iron Man" seemed like a new beginning for the filmmaker. However, his place in Hollywood was not a particularly stable one. Just a few years later his "Iron Man" sequel was blasted critically; a year later his "Cowboys & Aliens" flopped critically and at the box office. The fall seemed swift for the filmmaker. But Favreau has not given up. He has returned to his roots of indie film-making with "Chef," arguably his most autobiographical film to date.
"X-Men: Days of Future Past" gives Singer the opportunity to restart his relationship with the franchise and erase all of his errors of the past. Those who despised the more recent "X-Men" films will be relieved by this latest entry that is not only a terrific thrill ride, but also one that effectively negates those woeful films. Whether this quality is retained in future installments remains to be seen. But everyone can now breathe easy knowing that the franchise is back in Singers' hands.
The promise in the opening act of "Cold in July" creates the notion that the viewer will be in for a relentless thrill ride. But unfortunately, the opening act turns out to be nothing more than a red herring for the rest of the film, which unfortunately amounts to nothing more than violent chaos with seemingly no direction or identity. It is as vapid and empty as the mysterious corpse that Richard kills at the beginning of the film and never identifies.
