Aaron Sorkin is rumored to be circling a movie adaptation of The Politician, former John Edwards aide Andrew Young's tell-all book about his sleazy former boss (and his sex tape). But who should play Edwards, his mistress and wife?

Beaumont sur Mer isn't big enough for two con artists. Steve Martin and Michael Caine star as thieves with very different styles competing for $50,000, the affection of a naive heiress, and the run of the Rivera.

Remember when Sex and the City was on HBO, and was somewhat edgy? Well now it's Disney for bachelorette parties and aging women trying to recapture their youths with shoes and cocktails. And the lamest places in NY smell money.

Clash of the Titans is finally open! But friends and reviewers told me that the 3D version is a rip off. But what about the "regular" version? Well, I might check it out if it had a better name.

He is credited as Blond Treehorn Thug in the iconic Big Lebowski, but if you've ever watched LOST you know him as the mysterious Jacob. Watch the identities merge in a hilarious mashup coming after the jump!

Check out this hilarious remake of a classic Glengarry Glen Ross scene, feature Li'l Alec Baldwin. What's third prize? "Third prize is you're fired."

Are you fed up with Elementary school stage performances? It's always a lame collection of Christmas songs sung by a bunch of smelly 1st graders or a gathering of smellier kindergardener banging on xylophones. That is, until now!

New York City is glorious. But, New Yorkers can also be known for never being shocked to the ill fated going-ons in the city. Some even jaded. The Rubber Room opens our eyes on impact. A secret, whispered and gossiped about...

There's nothing wrong with reusing good ideas, but we'd never have guessed that Disney ripped themselves off so many times. From Robin Hood to Cinderella, watching these classic clips from our childhood favorites will make you smile today.

This documentary chronicles Philippe Petit's daring 1974 high-wire walk between the Twin Towers and World Trade Center. With interviews with Petit and his cohorts, this film gives an in-depth look at how he pulled it off and at what cost.

Motherhood, which also stars Minnie Driver and Anthony Edwards with a cameo by Jodie Foster, opened in London this month. It made a total of £88 ($130). On the first Sunday just one person bought a ticket. [The Guardian]

It's finally here: A comedic exploration of 1980s pop culture complete with Lloyd Dobler and Fletch! We couldn't be more ready. Follow the cast on twitter and enjoy this semi-tragic private screening with stars Rob Corddry and Clark Duke!

Michael Cera's new flick, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, is a departure from his previous works. In this film, Cera plays a teen who must face his girlfriend's "evil" ex's. The release date for this highly stylized film is August 13.

Starting tomorrow, going to the movies will be more expensive. Yes, Avatards are to blame.

Things haven't been so easy for Sandra Bullock since she won an Oscar for her performance in The Blind Side, and here we come piling on. Just in time for its DVD release, here some of that film's worst mistakes.

The likable, coltish actress has just won an Oscar but all anyone can talk about is hissy Jesse James gossip. So let's take a moment to discuss not her marital woes, but how she can keep the career buzz going.

When Bart's given mouth-to-mouth by his new love interest, the show fades into a montage of romantic scenes in both film and TV. It includes everything from the "Spiderman kiss" to WALL-E. Who knew The Simpsons had a soft side?

Ah, the Nineties. The time when Freddie Prinze Jr. was king of all he surveyed and Rachael Leigh Cook was America's sweetheart. Before Usher had "Yeah" we had She's All That, a charming teen spin on Bernard Shaw's play, "Pygmalion."

This Four Lions bomb is about to drop (in theaters!), and it looks really good. But is a comedy about terrorism too soon? No, because it captures humor in a might-be-insensitive-but-not-really-it's-making-fun-of-terrorists-not-victims-so-take-that-stick-outta-your-ass kinda way. Trailer inside.

Jennifer Aniston stopped by the Late Show tonight for a chat with David Letterman. It was... awkward? Letterman randomly recited Aniston's filmography for her, brought up her age, obsessed over a magazine spread of her house, and more. Video inside.