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    Like the amped up comeback tour of two rockers who had their heyday sometime in the mid-'80s, Sylvester Stallone and director Walter Hill ("48 HRS.," "The Warriors") join forces for a hard-hitting exercise in beefy, brainless fun with the New Orleans-set actioner "Bullet to the Head."

  • Jason Statham's character in "Parker" poses as a Texas oilman looking to buy a house in Florida, where his former gang has relocated while planning a $75 million heist. (Film District via Associated Press)

    MOVIE REVIEW: 'Parker'

    Jason Statham tries working with a top-notch director and a surprisingly strong supporting cast in a film based on an acclaimed series of caper novels, and winds up falling flat in the most surprising of ways.

  • MOVIE REVIEW: 'Gangster Squad'

    After "Gangster Squad," I'm convinced: There's a pretty good movie to be made called "Gangster Squad." Sadly, this isn't it.

  • HBO cancels horse racing series 'Luck'

    The horseracing series "Luck" was canceled by HBO after a third thoroughbred died during production of the drama starring Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte, the channel said Wednesday.

  • God, family make appearance on Oscar red carpet

    It wasn't hard to spot Elvis Presley's old co-star on the Oscars red carpet. She was the one wearing the nun's habit.

  • Stars arrive for the Oscars, one dressed like 1

    Best actor nominees George Clooney and Jean Dujardin hit the Academy Award red carpet Sunday night to the delight of fans in the bleachers outside the Hollywood & Highland Center, the first group of A-listers to arrive for the ceremony under a cool but glorious California sky.

  • 'The Artist' aims to bring silence back to Oscars

    Meryl Streep might join the acting three-peat club with a third Academy Award. Jean Dujardin could become the first Frenchman to win best actor. Christopher Plummer is in line to become the oldest acting winner ever at 82.

  • Stars like Clooney begin arriving for Oscars

    Best actor nominees George Clooney and Jean Dujardin hit the Academy Award red carpet Sunday night to the delight of fans in the bleachers outside the Hollywood & Highland Center, the first group of A-listers to arrive for the ceremony under a glorious California sky.

  • Oscar stars arrive, with one dressed like statute

    Best actor nominees George Clooney and Jean Dujardin hit the Academy Award red carpet Sunday night to the delight of fans in the bleachers outside the Hollywood & Highland Center, the first group of nominees to arrive for the ceremony under a cool but glorious California sky.

  • God, family make appearance on Oscar red carpet

    It wasn't hard to spot Elvis Presley's old co-star on the Oscars red carpet. She was the one wearing the nun's habit.

  • HBO defends racetrack series after 2 horse deaths

    HBO is defending its treatment of horses used in the racetrack drama "Luck" after two of the animals died during production.

  • Marcus Fenix watches a Lambent Drudge explode in the video game Gears of War 3 for the Xbox 360.

    Zadzooks: Gears of War 3: Limited Edition review

    Marcus Fenix, one of the chiseled and grizzled veterans of the humans continuing struggles against the Locust Horde, again leads Delta Squad into battle in the final piece of the current story arc in the Gears of War trilogy.

  • Jeremy Jackson's abuse of bulk-inducing drugs ultimately got him onto another TV series: "Celebrity Rehab." (VH1)

    Big Hollywood: Steroids find their role in entertainment industry

    Performance-enhancing drugs: They're not just for jocks anymore. "It's more than just sports," said Victor Conte, former head of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative (BALCO), who supplied Marion Jones and other athletes with steroids. "Rappers are doing this. They're all ripping their shirts off with six-pack [abdominal muscles]. In mainstream movies and action hero type stuff, it's rampant."

  • From left, Ken Jeong, Kevin James and Rosario Dawson co-star in "Zookeeper," which is unlikely to make anyone forget Dr. Doolittle. (Columbia Pictures)

    MOVIE REVIEW: 'Zookeeper'

    There is a sweet family comedy lurking in the premise of "Zookeeper," but sadly it fails to materialize.

  • Dustin Hoffman to star in new HBO series `Luck'

    Dustin Hoffman is coming to TV and HBO is lucky enough to have landed him.

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