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Steve Carell may be one of the most popular funnymen in Hollywood, but he still has a few gripes with the current tone of film and television comedy.

Christian Serratos, who plays Angela Weber in the "Twilight" movies, says the controversy surrounding the stars' private lives will not affect the movie and its box office performance.

American Horror Story won't be following the Harmon's ghost story in season two, it will focus on the "real-life horror" of insanity while branding the subtitle "Asylum."

River Phoenix's death in 1993 at the age of 23 is considered one of the most shocking losses in film history.

Actor Burr Steers, the nephew of writer Gore Vidal, was in the news Wednesday when he confirmed to reporters that his father had passed away of pneumonia.

When news of Kristen Stewart's affair with her older, married director broke on July 25, fans of the actress became divided into two camps-those that took to social media platforms, personal blogs, and YouTube to voice their support, and those who vowed to never forgive her.

Despite the underperforming "Battleship," and the fact that today's multiplexes are largely populated by people too young to remember a time when home entertainment did not come in pixels, a slew of new board game movies are coming up the Hollywood pipeline.

Vidal?s life was so extraordinary that its scope and magnitude beggars belief.

"Fifty Shades of Grey," the bestselling book everyone seems to be reading on their e-reader (out of embarrassment or discretion) started out as "Twilight" fan fiction. Now another author has landed a book deal based on his stories of the continued escapades of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan.

Celebrated author, playwright, politician and commentator Gore Vidal breathed his last Tuesday and left behind a repository of published works and remarks that were famous for their unconventional wit and wisdom.

Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr., 44, has a warrant out for his arrest after allegedly shoving a female against a wall.

Ricky Gervais, the man behind the original British "The Office" and some scandalous Golden Globes jokes, is at work on his next creative endeavor, a web series called "Learn English With Ricky Gervais."

In a lawsuit filed late last week in New York court, New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV) accused the ratings giant of manipulating viewership statistics in favor of broadcasters that offered money to ratings officials.

Is a young Hollywood cat fight about to break out? "Vampire Diaries" star Nina Dobrev has been denying rumors for months that she and (sometimes) on-screen off-screen boyfriend Ian Somerhalder are ready to get engaged, but recently Dobrev took a swipe at another young starlet - Miley Cyrus!

Henry Hopper, the 21-year-old son of famed Hollywood film actor Dennis Hopper, is reportedly being accused of raping a 15-year-old girl.

Tony Martin, known for his romantic songs, his charm and good looks and his six-decade marriage to Cyd Charisse, died Friday at the age of 98 in his West Hollywood, Calif., home.

It's been a full week since photographs of Kristen Stewart's infidelity surfaced and now two U-Haul were spotted in front of the "Robsten" mansion in Los Angeles, according to MSN.com, so someone is probably moving out. The pair's real-life romance seems to be over. Kristen cheated on Robert Pattinson, who has been nicknamed by his fans as RPattz, with her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director, Rupert Sanders, 41.

The TV promos for comedian and actress Roseanne Barr's upcoming Comedy Central roast feature Barr declaring her lack of anxiety over a collection of her peers coming together to make fun of her. She explains her lack of nerves by saying, dripping with sarcasm, "I'm pretty sure everyone loves me." Barr clearly knows she's given those who will roast her this August a ton of material to work from, from her multiple failed marriages to her 2011 macadamia nut farm reality show with the...

Fantasy fans should be ecstatic this morning; "The Hobbit," the film adaptation of J.R.R .Tolkien's classic novel, has officially been given a third film. The trilogy's first installment will drop this December, the second December 2013, and the final movie will come out sometime in summer 2014, Variety reports.

A prequel to Stanley Kubrick’s film “The Shining” may be in the works. Warner Bros. has allegedly contacted several producers to take part in creating a story leading up to the 1980 horror classic.

Andy may have flown to Florida to win back Erin, but a new hire may also be vying for her heart. Jake Lacy of "Better With You" has been cast as new hire Pete, a potential love interest for Erin.

HBO’s gangster drama, “Boardwalk Empire,” is returning on Sunday, Sept. 16. To celebrate it’s impending premiere date, a new teaser trailer has been leaked. Just over a minute long, the short video gives “Boardwalk Empire” fans a warning of what’s to come.

Fans of "Modern Family" who worried that salary disputes would keep the Dunphy-Tucker-Pritchett clan off the fall TV lineup can breathe easy: The adult cast members who sued to have their contracts terminated have reportedly reached an agreement and are ready to get back to work on season four.

AMC will not renew "The Killing" for a third season, despite being "incredibly proud of the show." However, loyal fans of the murder-mystery drama might not have to live without it, as Fox Television Studios said it will "try to find another home for the show."

Marilyn Monroe has undoubtedly been the ultimate sex symbol for the past 60 years, but in a new book written by Tony Jerris, "Marilyn Monroe: My Little Secret," Jane Lawrence told the author about her sexually explicit encounters with the 1950s goddess.

Since Katie Holmes has broke free from hubby Tom Cruise and Scientology, the former "Dawson's Creek" star is high on demand. We can get behind one project in particular that wants to get their hands on the single actress - ABC's "Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23."

In the wake of the "Dark Knight Rises" massacre in Aurora, Colo., on July 20, one important member of the Hollywood community is making an effort to lessen film violence.

A survey from NRG shows that 20 to 25 percent of movie theater patrons are reluctant to return to theaters after the horrific shooting that took place in Aurora, Colo. during a midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises.” The public's hesitation could have a negative effect on the box office gross for new releases like “The Watch” and “Step Up Revolution.”

On Tuesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo approved yet another expansion to the state's already-robust incentive program for film and television production, signing legislation that sweetens the deal for filmmakers who do post-production work in the Empire State.