The Doctor and Clara hang out with Dougray Scott and Empathetic Emma in a super-duper haunted house. Warning: Everything is not as it seems...

Hollywood.com sits down with the cast of the latest superhero hit.

Despite the fanboy ennui. 

The Amazing Spider-Man reboots a familiar story audiences may not need (or want) to see again.

Marc Webb is bringing a new comedy to Fox set in the world of politics.

In today's Highs and Lows, we bring you a Shyamalan movie that might not suck, some Gargoyles, and an Improv Everywhere Star Wars

Batman has vanquished his comic book rivals Spider-Man and Superman to be named the greatest superhero of all time in a new poll.

The box office predictions for the weekend beginning Aug. 2: Mel Gibson, M. Night Shyamalan, Signs, Dana Carvey, Master of Disguise, Martin Lawrence, Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat, Mike Myers, Michael Caine, Austin Powers in Goldmember, The Country Bears, Tadpole, Harrison Ford, K-19: The Widowmaker, Stuart Little 2, Eight Legged Freaks, Tom Hanks, Road to Perdition, Reign of Fire, Men in Black II, Mr. Deeds, Adam Sandler, Hey Arnold! The Movie

Day 7 at Cannes Philip Seymour Hoffman Jack Nicholson David Cronenberg Ralph Fiennes

SANTA MONICA, Calif., January 24, 2000 -- Look, up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane!No, it's another "Spider-Man" rumor.For nearly seven years, speculation has run rampant among comic-book geeks and genre-film fanatics about the red-and-blue building-climbing superhero. Nearly every director worth his box-office salt has been linked to "Spider-Man" at one time or another, beginning with no less than James Cameron ("Titanic") and ending with Sam Raimi ("A Simple Plan," "For Love of the Game"