Hollywood.com Entertainment Highlights

Hancock, Rated: PG-13, Opens: 07/02/2008

The relationship between a disaffected superhero and a 12 year-old boy.

Tell No One, Rated: NR, Opens: 07/02/2008

Pediatrician Alexandre Beck still grieves the murder of his beloved wife, Margot, eight years earlier. When two bodies are found near the scene of the crime, the police reopen the case and Alex becomes...

Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, Rated: NR, Opens: 07/03/2008

A young couple falls in love.

The Wackness, Rated: R, Opens: 07/03/2008

It’s the summer of 1994, and the streets of New York are pulsing with hip hop and wafting with the sweet aroma of marijuana. The newly-inaugurated mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, is only beginning to implement...

Diminished Capacity, Rated: NR, Opens: 07/04/2008

Chicago newspaper editor Cooper suffers a debilitating concussion that takes him from the political pages to comic strip detail. Looking for answers, he travels home to rural Missouri where his aging...

Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, Rated: R, Opens: 07/04/2008

A portrait of the late journalist Hunter S. Thompson during his prime period of 1965-75.

Holding Trevor, Rated: R, Opens: 07/04/2008

Trevor Holden has just witnessed his boyfriend Darrell overdose on heroin--again. And as his oldest friend, Trevor feels a responsibility to help Darrell in his latest attempt at sobriety, much to the dismay of his own best friends Jake and Andie.

Kabluey, Rated: PG-13, Opens: 07/04/2008

Leslie, a mother of two rambunctious young boys, is barely holding things together while her husband’s National Guard unit is off fighting in Iraq. Desperate for some help, she agrees to let her husband's...

Very Young Girls, Rated: NR, Opens: 07/04/2008

Focuses on the work of a former sexually exploited youth-turned-activist named Rachel Lloyd, who started the New York City organization GEMS (Girls Educational and Mentoring Services) to help victimized...

We Are Together: The Children of Agape Choir, Rated: PG, Opens: 07/04/2008

Though they have endured painful setbacks, including the loss of loved ones to AIDS, nothing can quell the angelic singing voices of the children in South Africa's Agape Orphanage.

Full Battle Rattle, Rated: NR, Opens: 07/09/2008

About life inside the US Army's Iraq Simulation in California's Mojave Desert. It follows one Army Battalion's efforts to pacify the town of Medina Wasl, one of thirteen villages in the simulation, as it tips precariously on the brink of civil war.

Hancock

Will Smith and a great cast are unfortunately not enough to make Hancock anything more than a soaring disappointment in this summer’s superhero movie sweepstakes.

Wall-E

A clever and groundbreaking motion picture like nothing you’ve seen before, Wall-E is a hilarious, heartfelt and extraordinary comedy adventure that pushes animation to new heights while providing pure out-of-this-world summer fun.

Wanted

Whoa! Wanted sets off the fireworks BIG TIME. This is the heart stopping, extreme summer action movie of your dreams.

Finding Amanda

Making a brief stop in theatres on its way to its rightful home on DVD, this cloying comedy is barely enlivened by its talented stars Matthew Broderick and Brittany Snow. They both deserve much better.

Get Smart

Would you believe the summer movie comedy season just got a lot Smarter? Steve Carell proves he’s the king of laughs. He’s hilarious.

The Love Guru

Mike Myer’s first live-action comedy in five years has a few good yuks, but The Love Guru’s laughter karma fizzles more than sizzles.

Kit Kittredge: An American Girl

Kit Kittredge is a harmless, old-fashioned, very G-rated family film. In this case, though, the ‘G’ stands for girls only.

The Children of Huang Shi

So much for just reporting the news. This conventionally told but nonetheless heartfelt historical drama recounts the true-life Herculean efforts of a British journalist to save a school of Chinese orphans during the Second Sino-Japanese War.

Incredible Hulk

This time they got it right; The Hulk really IS incredible! Iron Man was just the warm up for this mega-tons of fun, super powered summer movie adrenaline blast that will probably have you leaping out of your seat.

The Happening

Although it has some effective moments and a clever premise, M. Night Shyamalan’s latest thriller is short on thrills. Not a whole lot HAPPENS in The Happening.

Lenny Kravitz Denies Affair with Alex Rodriguez's Wife

Rocker Lenny Kravitz has denied rumors he is having an affair with the wife of baseball star Alex Rodriguez.

Heath Ledger's Co-Stars Predict Oscar Glory

Christian Bale, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Gary Oldman have tipped late actor Heath Ledger to win an Oscar for his role in The Dark Knight.

Wesley Snipes Allowed to Shoot Abroad

Hollywood actor Wesley Snipes has been granted permission to leave the U.S. to work abroad.

Christie Brinkley Unnerved by Affair Revelations

Christie Brinkley is struggling to come to terms with the court revelations that emerged on the first day of her divorce trial.

Reuters: Michael Imperioli Explores 'Life on Mars'

The Sopranos veteran Michael Imperioli is returning to series television as co-star of ABC's new drama Life on Mars.

Reuters: Hollywood Labor Cliffhanger Kept Dangling

Hollywood's latest labor cliffhanger will dangle unsettled for at least several more days.

'Friends' Movie on the Way?

Actresses Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox are reportedly keen to turn hit TV show Friends into a movie after witnessing the box office draw of Sex and the City.

All Drama As Emmy Stars Begin Their Fight

Gabriel Byrne, Eddie Izzard and James Spader will be among the stars fighting for a Best Drama Actor honor at the Emmy Awards, while a pregnant Minnie Driver and Sally Field are favorites for the Best Actress prize.

Tatum O'Neal Pleads Guilty

Oscar-winning actress Tatum O'Neal has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in connection with her arrest for cocaine possession last month.

Shannen Doherty in Talks to Reprise 'Beverly Hills, 90210' Role

Shannen Doherty is in talks to return to her role on Beverly Hills, 90210 for the forthcoming spinoff show.

In Search of a Midnight Kiss

Preview of 'In Search of a Midnight Kiss'.

Tell No One

Preview of 'Tell No One'.

CSNY Déjà Vu

Preview of 'CSNY Déjà Vu'.

Frozen River

Preview of 'Frozen River'.

HottieBoombaLottie

Preview of 'HottieBoombaLottie'.

Disaster Movie

Preview of 'Disaster Movie'.

Taken

Preview of 'Taken'.

The Perfect Game

Preview of 'The Perfect Game'.

Babylon A.D.

Preview of 'Babylon A.D.'.

Bolt

Preview of 'Bolt'.

#1 WALL-E - $63.1 M

Weekend: $63.1 M, Total Domestic Gross: $63.1 M

#2 Wanted - $50.9 M

Weekend: $50.9 M, Total Domestic Gross: $50.9 M

#3 Get Smart - $20.2 M

Weekend: $20.2 M, Total Domestic Gross: $77.5 M

#4 Kung Fu Panda - $11.7 M

Weekend: $11.7 M, Total Domestic Gross: $179.3 M

#5 The Incredible Hulk - $9.6 M

Weekend: $9.6 M, Total Domestic Gross: $115.9 M

#6 The Love Guru - $5.3 M

Weekend: $5.3 M, Total Domestic Gross: $25.2 M

#7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - $5.2 M

Weekend: $5.2 M, Total Domestic Gross: $300.1 M

#8 The Happening - $3.9 M

Weekend: $3.9 M, Total Domestic Gross: $59.1 M

#9 Sex and the City - $3.8 M

Weekend: $3.8 M, Total Domestic Gross: $140.2 M

#10 You Don't Mess With the Zohan - $3.2 M

Weekend: $3.2 M, Total Domestic Gross: $91.2 M

Tom Cruise (46)

Charismatic and engaging in his teen roles of the early 1980s, the athletic and boyishly handsome Cruise soon graduated to adult superstar status. By the mid-90s, he was indisputably the most powerful movie star of his generation. After a peripatetic chil

Patrick Wilson (35)

A rangy blond stage lead with a pleasant rock tenor, Patrick Wilson began his career headlining the national tour of "Carousel" in 1996 under Nicholas Hytner's fluid staging. He went on to star as a young reporter in love in the Goodspeed Opera House prod

Connie Nielsen (43)

This statuesque Danish beauty has lent her considerable talents to parts that have cast her as everything from Satan's spawn to an astronaut to an emperor's daughter. Regardless of the role or the quality of the script, Connie Nielsen has managed to trans

Montel Williams (52)

Bald-shaven, mustachioed African-American daytime TV talk show host who brought a variously incisive, dignified, smartypants or pompous style to his duties discussing trashy, trendy topics with distraught studio and home audiences. While serving in the mi

Yeardley Smith (43)

Yeardley Smith is one of those actors whose voice and presence are so distinctive that with luck and talent they can work forever peppering up scenes, playing solid supporting roles and bouncing from medium to medium, always a pleasure for the audience to

Bruce Altman (108)

This reliable supporting actor has appeared in a handful of successful films in the 1990s, mostly as the leading man's best pal. He got his start onstage, though; the Bronx native acted in such off-off-Broadway shows as "The Brick and the Rose", "Liverpoo

Andrea Barber (32)

A quirky teenage actor who played the role of Kimmy Gibler on the hit ABC sitcom "Full House" (1987-95), Andrea Barber made her acting debut at age four in a local production of "The King and I". Agents for other child actors were in the audience and quic

Kurtwood Smith (66)

Character player of stage, TV and film, best known as the sadistic killer, Clarence Botticker, in "Robocop" (1988) and the domineering, inflexible father in "Dead Poets Society" (1989). Kurtwood Smith is an award-winning stage actor whose work in TV and m

Audra McDonald (38)

Audra McDonald emerged as one of the premiere musical performers on Broadway before tackling other media. The Berlin-born, Fresno-raised mezzo-soprano began her performing career at age nine in local dinner theaters. At the urging of her educator parents,

Ken Russell (81)

The controversial British director Ken Russell is noted primarily for his exploration of sexual themes and his stylistic excesses. He first drew notice between 1959 and 1962 with a series of unorthodox biographical films made for the BBC's "Monitor" serie

David Shire (71)

A prolific composer who divides his time between theater, TV and film, David Shire began writing in earnest as an undergraduate at Yale in the late 1950s. Introduced to classmate Richard Maltby Jr, the pair soon formed a writing partnership that has conti

Thomas Gibson (46)

Tall, dark and handsome, the classically-trained Gibson first gained attention on the NY stage and in the recurring role of heroine Lily Walsh's murderous husband on the CBS daytime soap "As the World Turns". After playing small roles in two high profile

Tom Stoppard (71)

English-language playwright celebrated for his verbal acrobatics and madcap intellectual conceits. Stoppard first made his name in 1968 with the playful, breathlessly inventive "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead", a play loosely related to "Hamlet" bu

Betty Buckley (61)

A petite musical stage actor who has also worked in features and TV, Texas native Buckley landed the role of Martha Jefferson in the Broadway musical "1776" upon arriving in New York in 1969. Over the course of the next 3 decades she has offered a variety

Jay Tarses (69)

While lacking the name recognition of fellow sitcom auteurs like Norman Lear, Garry Marshall and James L Brooks, Jay Tarses must be counted among the major voices to emerge in the genre over the last two decades. As a writer-producer, he has worked on som