The Hollywood Film Festival announced the recipients of its crafts awards, which will be bestowed at the gala at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Oct. 27. Below are the honorees and how they've fared at Oscars past. read more »

She's an actress who stars in film, but Angelina Jolie doesn't watch movies! Oh the irony.... read more »

Actor John C. Reilly on why he dreads filming sex scenes. read more »

VENICE (Hollywood Reporter) - The Venice Film Festival might be on a fresh collision course with the rival event in Toronto.

Venice artistic director Marco Mueller said Wednesday that next year's festival will start on September 2 -- a date likely to result in a significant overlap with Toronto. read more »

Isla Fisher, star of "Wedding Crashers" and next year's "Confessions of a Shopaholic" (let's forget she was in that train wreck "Hot Rod," though), was wandering around L.A. yesterday with gorgeous baby Olive. Olive will be 1 next month. Fisher is 32 and partnered with "Borat" phenom Sacha Baron Co read more »

Naomi Watts showed up in NYC Tuesday night to support her older brother, Ben, as he opened his photography exhibit at Milk Gallery. Watts, 39, is expecting Child #2 this winter with Liev Schreiber. They already have 13-mos-old Alexander. read more »

Aw, look at little 22-mos-old Francesca Nora grabbing onto daddy Jason Bateman's head. She's saying, "Let's watch 'Arrested Development' again, Daddy read more »

Che's domestic release situation. It looks like the director’s cut will screen in two cities max and then they will split them and release them separately.

Does that mean audience members will have to buy two tickets? I think that’s a bad idea, making people shell out double the money, especia read more »

S ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - In "The Duchess," actress Keira Knightley's latest period picture, a lavish melodrama of aristocratic foolishness and betrayal is designed around the colorful though not always happy life of an 18th century socialite.

By By Kirk Honeycutt read more »

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The lucrative summer moviegoing season in North America ended on a lackluster note on Monday as ticket sales limped to a new record while attendance slumped to a three-year low.

The U.S. Labor Day holiday weekend, which marks the traditional end of summer, was led for a read more »