Tonight, Larry King Live was graced with the presence of the legendary Liza Minnelli—and it was a doozy. From Lady Gaga to (uncontrollable) laughter, marriages to mocking, serenades to surgeries, and more, the best video moments are inside.

[Tom Cruise films Mission: Impossible IV in Prague. (Pic by Splash News)]

Now that its October we thought I'd suggest a movie to get you in the Halloween mood. Dr. Phibes Rises Again is the sequel to The Abominable Dr. Phibes starring Vincent Price.

Everyone should see Let the Right One In, the 2008 Swedish horror flick about a child vampire. But if you are illiterate and can't read subtitles, it looks like the American remake, Let Me In isn't half bad.

Facebook certainly is sending mixed signals about The Social Network! On the one hand, its official position is that the movie is boob-and-coke-filled "fiction". On the other, Facebook took their Palo Alto employees to see the film last night.

Zach Galifianakis' Between Two Ferns web series is always hilarious. It's even funnier, though, when it's recut with footage of the trailer for The Social Network, complete with the creepy (hah) choir version of Radiohead's "Creep." Watch the mashup inside.

The cliché line of bad dialogue in the video is probably the most-repeated in Star Wars, if we're not counting "May the Force be with you." It's a good thing space-operas aren't dependent upon great dialogue for success!

90s in the best way, Go features Katie Holmes in her "Dawson's Creek Prime," Jay Mohr when he was skinny, and a good old-fashioned rave. It's the story of a drug deal gone wrong told from different points of view.

If you're in the greater NYC area, we got our hands on a pair of tickets to tonight's premiere of Howl, featuring James Franco. It's never too last minute to give away a pair of free tickets, right? Details inside!

The new documentary Catfish, which follows a New York 20-something's strange relationship with online strangers, might seem to be about the cloak of anonymity provided by the Internet. It's not. It's about the new impossibility of being anonymous online.

From Animal House to The Bad News Bears, check the Rotten Tomatoes Show's picks for Hollywood's most endearing alcoholics. We're talking about movie characters, in case you're wondering why Lindsay Lohan didn't make the cut.

Enthrian (Robot) is the most expensive Indian film ever made. And also the most awesome. The film features not only a giant robot snake eating cop cars but also at least five dance numbers.

We immediately have forgiven Julianne Moore's gnarly Boston accent we were forced to listen to on the last season of 30 Rock upon seeing this montage. Julianne Moore, we salute you—you can really cry!

It's here! It's here! Released just a few minutes ago, here's the official trailer for the first installment of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, set to be released on November 19. AHHHHHH! Get your fanboy or fangirl on, inside.

While Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have managed, throughout the years, to frighten people with their fashion choices, it's never been anything quite like this: a clip from one of their films, slowed down, and turned into the scariest thing ever.

Directed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and also starring Channing Tatum, Morgan and Destiny's Eleventeeth Date: The Zeppelin Zoo, a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious word-fest of a short film, premiered at this year's SXSW. Puns, alliteration, wordplay galore.

The highlight of this year's Values Voters Summit was probably the screening of an important straight-to-DVD film, Christmas with a Capital C, starring Daniel Baldwin. You must watch the trailer, below. It's about liberals and their annual routine: destroying Christmas.

This 2008 Swedish vampire tale has been hailed as one of the best of it's genre. It's a bleak presentation of a classic story, boy feels lonely, meets girl. Girl turns out to be a murderous vampire.

Watch this trailer for Christmas with a C where the good olde town of Seward Alaska fights back against the Godless Mitch Bright for trying to ruin Christmas by banning the nativity scene in front of a town hall.

What, like you hadn't asked the question before, too? (OK, maybe not.) This is the type of video that we should just appreciate for its sheer—and unlikely—existence: a consideration of Shia LaBeouf's many possible alter egos throughout history.