A five-year project filming the lives of model Sara Ziff and her friends is now a documentary called Picture Me, which premieres after the close of New York Fashion Week tomorrow. We spoke with one of the models, Sena Cech.

Andrei Konchalovsky is lending his treatment to The Nutcracker, turning the play into a 3D effects-heavy film. Features Nathan Lane, John Turturro, and a host of rat-men who fly around on jetpacks. Half holiday movie, half insanity. The trailer, inside.

Sobered-up actor Rip Torn (arrested in January for drunkenly mistaking a bank for his house) is looking pretty skinny, isn't he? Don't worry, though: "When asked about his health, he says, 'I'm fine. Do you want to Indian wrestle?'" [NYP]

French New Wave director Claude Chabrol died on Sunday at age 80.

Newt Gingrich is preparing for Armageddon and he suggests you do, too, by purchasing his new movie America At Risk (just $19.95, plus $4 shipping). "This is the end of times. This is the final struggle," the film warns.

Chris Klein was never known for his great acting prowess, but this is just epically—and hilariously—horrible. Here's a video montage that includes every single one of Klein's lines in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Secondhand embarrassment, inside!

This is just plain odd. Here's a clip from Joaquin Phoenix's I'm Still Here, featuring Phoenix visiting Sean "Diddy" Combs to discuss a record project. Friendly introductory chatter quickly turns to contentious, profanity-filled awkwardness as Combs lectures Phoenix about money.

Fall is the best time for movies. All the serious awards-contenders strut their stuff, the thrillers are darker and grittier, and the romances tend to be weepies. Here's a guide to what's coming out from now until the new year.

What do you get when you cross Jim Henson's muppetry with George Lucas-approved effects and the genius vocal stylings of David Bowie? Labyrinth, a bizzare/bizzarely awesome byproduct of the big-hair 1980s.

David Berman has an extensive background in consumer electronics going back almost 38 years. He currently works as the Director of Training for the Home Technology Specialists of America (HTSA).

We should expect an epic, national-sized discussion when Catfish arrives in theaters, as it's destined to inspire a conversation that's been in the making for years, one we should've addressed awhile ago: the danger inherent in social networking.

Recently, Netflix signed a deal with Epix to bring some new Paramount, MGM, and Lionsgate movies to the Instant Watch library. Today, September 1st, that deal goes live. So what's new?

Are you a movie buff? A dance buff? A dance movie buff? If so, it's your lucky day: here's a great mashup of some of Hollywood's most famous dance scenes, all set to Kenny Loggins' "Footloose." Watch—and groove—inside.

Nick Bosworth boldly mashed two of the definitive movies on questioning your own reality through dreams and created the enclosed Inception of The Matrix Trailer.

This Oscar-nominated doc will make you think twice about those Eggs Benedict you scarfed down at brunch. Food, Inc., like fellow industry whistleblowers like Fast Food Nation and The Omnivore's Dilemma, reveals complicated inner workings of the American food industry.

The people over at Madfishes the Blog had a major realization the other day—Leonardio DiCaprio is constantly crying in movies. From his tears over Claire Danes in Romeo and Juliet to the inner demons he faces inside of his dreams in Inception, the guy can give a great cry—as evidenced in this nifty chart. Click through for the entire image.

Anyone who's found themselves watching Double Rainbow mashups, months after they first got a small chuckle, knows that video memes tend to overstay their internet welcome.

Portraying a part made famous by his father, Alonso Freeman stars in this short film parody of the Shawshank Redemption. You'll find yourself so excited, you won't be able to sit still or hold a thought in your head.

Remember the trailer for The Social Network? The one that had an a capella choir's rendition of Radiohead's "Creep" in it? Well, it turns out that adding that same music to even the most silly/lighthearted viral video transforms it forever.

It's been all about the F-bomb since Cee-Lo's cuss word anthem "F*ck You" was released last week. Now, in honor of that catchy-as-hell song, FilmDrunk has compiled the most memorable "f*ck you"s uttered on film. Video inside.