Actor Tom Cruise has been shown the door by his studio -- Paramount Pictures is severing its 14-year relationship with the movie star, claiming that Cruise's public antics and stumping for Scientology have compromised his box-office power.
Wall Street Journal reporter Marisa Marr talks with Madeleine Brand about the split.
Zac Efron will draw the audiences, but it's Christian McKay as Orson Welles who's the crowd-pleaser.
Yoav Shamir's film is a bracing inquiry into arguments about the prevalence of anti-Semitism today.
Nonsensical, but fun for martial-arts fans, it's an edgy alternative to saccharine seasonal fare.
Many parents see a long-awaited role model in the company's first African-American princess.
The director discusses his post-apocalyptic film — and why the story is ultimately about goodness.
Bright emotional highs, dark noir lows — that's the stuff of Almodovar's latest film. (Recommended)
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