Last night, Bill O'Reilly attacked Jennifer Aniston for glorifying single motherhood with her new movie. O'Reilly noted that Aniston can hire nannies—but not a dad!—before saying that good fathers are "diminished by people like Jennifer Aniston." Video inside.

The Quality Cafe in downtown Los Angeles, only used for film shoots, can be spotted in numerous big screen movies. Check out Matthew Freund's great mash-up of different scenes filmed in the cafe.

Michael Shannon stars in this gripping southern drama about two sets of half-brothers that go to war following the death of their mutual father. Written and directed by Jeff Nichols, the soundtrack is provided by his brother's band, Lucero.

Its been 10 years since Jackass premiered and the formula has remained unchanged: semi-refined slapstick. Not much differs in the first trailer for the third installment of the series, but that doesn't mean the result is any less hilarious.

Sometimes, Gawker.TV gets copies of movies for review. Some of these movies are good. Some are bad. Some of these movies, like Tales of the Dead make a case for one swearing off film as a legitimate medium.

The world of movie bloggers is a tight-knit one, where a small group of powerful men compete to slobber over the cock of the latest fantasy-themed Hollywood blockbuster. But now, movie bloggers have turned against one of their own. Amusingly!

When people think of Star Wars, they often think of lightsabers. Inspired by that association, this video puts together every instance of lightsaber extension—and retraction!—from all six episodes of the Sci-Fi saga. May the force be with you!

Like the movie itself, this College Humor Inception parody video is brilliant. Unlike the movie, though, it's not hard as hell to understand. But it sure is fun to watch the characters attempt to make sense of everything! Video inside.

Singer Justin Bieber, who is 16, will play himself in a 3D biopic about his life. The man who directed An Inconvenient Truth is in negotiations to direct it. I don't know what else to say. Good luck, earth. [Deadline]

Set in Atlantic City during the 1920's, Boardwalk Empire explores the golden era of gangsters in which the likes of Al Capone and Lucky Luciano take on John Q. Law over the Prohibition act. Trailer inside.

Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell made an appearance on The Today Show to promote The Other Guys. Boston native Wahlberg revealed the bittersweet feelings he had when filming a scene where he got to shoot the legendary Yankee Derek Jeter.

Bruce Campbell stars in this 1981 horror classic that put Sam Raimi on the map. If you're a fan of gore and violence with just a hint of slapstick humor, prepare yourself for a bloody good time.

Did anyone else catch the Dinner For Schmucks preview during this week's episode of Louie? Do you think Jemaine is consciously parodying Russell Brand here, or are both dudes just mining the same archetypical rock-star machismo?

Trying to figure out what Zac Efron's newest film, Charlie St. Cloud, will be like? Look no further than this early review from Premiere.com: Movies. Hollywood. Fantastic. Premiere.

Although we wish it were some kind of elaborate joke, there really is a sequel to James Cameron's Titanic coming soon. Sadly, neither Kate nor Leo are a part of the cast as the movie takes place 100 years later.

Tommy Wiseau is a fascinating enigma of cult celebrity; known for being one of the worst directors and writers of our time. His film, The Room, went so far into cult success that it's possible Wiseau's actually made a profit-

10 Things I Hate About You is definitely the creme de la creme of Shakespeare adaptations in teen movie form.

Animators Felix Meyer and Paul Monaco combined their minimalist animation style with 35 of their favorite films to create the ultimate test of movie trivia. How many of these iconic movies can you name?

"If I thought like you, I'd kill myself," said an angry M. Night Shyamalan at a recent presser after being asked by a reporter if his newest film was an attempt to revive his faltering career. Inside, Shyamalan's full response.

Who knew that many movie classics—from Scarface, to The Wizard of Oz, to Citizen Kane, to Star Wars, and more—could be improved so greatly just by swapping out a famous line for some Mel Gibson nonsense? Video inside.