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• A filmmaker's 'Public' affairs
  Sundance winner Ondi Timoner made a cautionary tale about Internet addiction. Now she's Twittering about it.
  
• Fangst: 'New Moon' simmers as Bella stews
  Kristen Stewart somehow makes moping attractive as the romance simmers in Part Two of "Twilight."
  
• Kiss 'The Messenger'
  This poignant yet funny tale of two soldiers on the home front is a welcome departure from the typical Iraq war movie.
  
• Touchdown with tears
  "The Blind Side" scores by mixing two American icons: motherhood and football.
  
• The raw power of 'Precious'
  This actors' showcase finds genuine humanity in appalling circumstances.
  
• Hollywood's winter wonderland
  Winter traditionally is awards season, when studios unwrap their shiniest baubles, the prestige films intended to catch the eyes of grownups and Oscar voters.
  
• "We Live in Public" follows a dot-com Mad Hatter
  Did you know that one of the Internet's founding geniuses was quite possibly insane? If not, you haven't heard of Josh Harris. A New York City dot-com megamillionaire, Harris foresaw the potential of the web, pioneering social media and streaming video when most people didn't know how to hook up a modem.
  
• "(Untitled)" satirizes the modern art world
  "(Untitled)" is a funny movie set in New York City's fashionable art galleries and experimental music scene. Its characters are erudite and foolish, not always likable, but fun to observe.
  
• Chief guilty of 3 counts in Parker-Broderick case
  An eastern Ohio police chief was convicted of three felonies Monday but was acquitted of burglary charges in an alleged break-in at the home of a woman who carried twin girls for Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick.
  
• Review: `Ninja Assassin' sports a dull blade
  When considering the meager merits of the bone-snapping, blood-splattered "Ninja Assassin," it's best to remember the words of John Goodman's PC-challenged character in "The Big Lebowski": "The man in the black pajamas, Dude. Worthy ... adversary."
  
• `New Moon' rises to blockbuster with $142.8M
  The vampire romance "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" put the box office into orbit with a $142.8 million opening weekend. The sequel took in twice as much as "Twilight" in its first three days a year ago.
  
• CPSC: More than 2 million dropside baby cribs being recalled in US and Canada
  CPSC: More than 2 million dropside baby cribs being recalled in US and Canada.
  
• Fox CEO wants US to join France on Internet piracy
  The chief executive of Fox Filmed Entertainment said Monday the U.S. should join France in cutting off the Internet connection of users who repeatedly download copyright-protected films.
  
• Charlie Chaplin's last home to become a museum
  Charlie Chaplin's last home in Switzerland will be turned into a permanent place of pilgrimage for fans of the actor who immortalized the "Little Tramp," one of his sons said Monday.
  
• Jackson wins 4 at AMAs; Swift top artist
  The King of Pop is still winning awards and setting records doing it.
  
• `New Moon' rises at box office
  The vampire romance "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" sucked up $140.7 million in its first three days and pulled in a total of $258.8 million worldwide, according to studio estimates Sunday.
  
• Cuba film institute founder looks back on 50 years
  Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly.
  
• Bulls escape on set of film starring Cruise, Diaz
  Seven bulls being used on the set of a film starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz have broken free in Spain and slightly injured two people.
  
• John Travolta, family attend opening of new movie
  John Travolta and his family have helped raise money for charities in their home state of Florida with a screening of his new comedy
  
• '2012' will rock your world
  A big, loud, blow-you-out-of-your-seat blockbuster of the kind usually released in midsummer, it features all the stock cataclysms and characters of bygone doomsday epics.
  
• 'New Moon' takes record $72.7M box office bite
  Vampires and werewolves have vanquished a dark knight. "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" took in $72.7 million in its first day to break the single day domestic box office record previously held by "The Dark Knight," which had a $67.2 million opening day last year.
  
• Travolta, family attend opening of 'Old Dogs'
  John Travolta and his family have helped raise money for charities in their home state of Florida with a screening of his new comedy
  
• Parker-Broderick surrogacy case jury breaks
  The jury in the trial of an Ohio police chief accused of breaking into the home of a woman who carried twins for Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick ended five hours of deliberations Friday without a verdict.
  
• 'New Moon' midnight showings earn record $26.3 mil
  "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" has set a box-office record for midnight screenings.
  
• Wesley Snipes appeals 3 tax convictions in Georgia
  Wesley Snipes' attorneys asked a federal appeals court Friday to review an "unreasonable" three-year prison sentence for the film star, who was convicted a year ago on federal tax charges.
  

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