The 43rd President of the United States downloaded an app that taught him how to master the fine arts, paint-by-numbers style. Eat your heart out, Vermeer.

Gretchen Rossi gives us her version of fever.

Summer-movie spectacle at its purest.

A balls-out actioner that's far better than it has any right to be.

The real ghost in Milos Forman’s&nbsp;<em>Goya's Ghosts</em> is Goya himself; the movie has very little to do with the legendary artist or his work.

Director Paul Verhoeven's well-acted but overblown (and overly long) WWII thriller <em>Black Book </em>is like The Diary of Anne Frank by way of <em>Basic Instinct</em>.

Despite a promising start, Exorcist: The Beginning crumbles into a hilarious mess of a story with deplorable dialogue. Think Scare Tactics meets the world of bad, bad CGI.

With superb performances marking a contrived story about a 17th-century Dutch artist and his muse, this film is not just for art lovers, it's for anyone who appreciates gorgeous filmmaking.

Director David Lynch filmed his bus ride home from the Toronto Int'l Film Festival; Kate Hudson pulls out of The Girl with the Pearl Earring; Jennifer Esposito joins Dana Carvey in a new comedy; Milos Forman will direct film from writer Doug Wright; video game "House of the Dead" will be made into a movie; Steven Seagal will star in new movie Half Past Dead.

This week's Role Call is a look at which actor/director is doing what in Hollywood. Kate Hudson Reese Witherspoon "Legally Blonde" Paul Walker "The Fast and the Furious" John McTiernan "Gettysburg" Ted Turner Jon Voight