Will AMC's Western series be able to survive in its new timeslot?

The 'Tree of Life' star will play the ultimate assassin.

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Confirming the obvious, as this marks the fourth collaboration between David O' Russell and the actor.

Considering Soul Men represents the final screen work of both Bernie Mac and Issac Hayes, it would be nice to report that it is worthy of their talents. It’s not.

Comedian/actor Robert Donner died on Thursday, after suffering a heart attack. He was 75.

DreamWorks Pictures has announced plans for a sequel to Shrek, Variety reports, with Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio at the helm. The duo co-wrote and co-produced the first project, which has grossed $114 million since its May 16 opening. Shrek is based on a children's book by William Steig. Rossio and Elliott have collaborated on various projects in the past, including Disney's Alladin and DreamWorks' The Road to El Dorado. Production on the sequel will be quicker than the original, which took fiv

SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 26, 2000 -- Every few years or so, there comes a film that seeks to capture the spirit of a lost generation. John Cusack And every few years or so, John Cusack seems to come out of relative seclusion to star in it. So the tradition continues this week with "High Fidelity" (opening wide, Friday), yet another serving of offbeat meandering through the mindset of the thirtysomething. Based on the novel of the same name by Nick Hornby, the flick revolves around the ex

Hollywood's tracking scores were off the track this weekend as "Rules of Engagement" held on to the top spot. Insiders had expected Columbia's high-tracking "28 Days" to rewrite the "Rules" for first place.Paramount's R rated military trial drama showed great legs with an estimated $10.9 million (-27 percent) at 3,199 theaters (+35 theaters; $3,417 per theater). Its cume is approximately $30.5 million heading for about $65 million in domestic theaters."The tracking has been so far off in the las

Actor Alec Baldwin will resume post-production work next week on his directorial debut, The Devil and Daniel Webster, according to the film's executive producer, David Glasser. Variety reported Tuesday that Baldwin is refusing to continue work on the film until producers from Cutting Edge Entertainment assure him that the cash will be there to finish the film. Glasser told Hollywood.com on Tuesday afternoon that Baldwin's comments in the Variety story were incorrect and that at this time,