Anne Hathaway Talks Pressures Of Adapting 'One Day'
Actress tells MTV News she saw people reading book all over London during filming.
Anne Hathaway 'Surprised' Fans With 'One Day' Accent
'I've had people come up to me [and] say, 'I didn't think you could pull it off,' ' she tells MTV News of her British accent.
'Friends With Benefits' Sex Scenes 'Required' Awkwardness
'We were going for laughs, and that breaks the ice a little bit,' Justin Timberlake tells MTV News.
Mila Kunis Thinks 'Friends With Benefits' Relationships Can Work
Co-stars Bryan Greenberg, Patricia Clarkson aren't so sure.
'Friends With Benefits' Stars Weren't 'Begging To Be Naked'
'When I found out Mila was going to be naked, I was really sort of like, 'Ewww, gross,' ' Justin Timberlake jokes to MTV News.
'Alice In Wonderland' Shatters Box-Office Records
Tim Burton's 3-D fantasy earns $116 million, his biggest debut yet and breaks March opening record.
'Shutter Island' Scares Up Another Box-Office Win
New releases 'Cop Out' and 'The Crazies' settle for second and third, respectively; 'Avatar' continues record-breaking streak.
'Shutter Island' Cast Talk Leonardo DiCaprio And Martin Scorsese's 'Passionate' Relationship
"They're very down-to-earth and very present," Emily Mortimer says of the celebrated pair.
'Shutter Island' Marks New Box-Office High For DiCaprio And Scorsese
New thriller trounces the competition with $40.2 million opening weekend.
'Shutter Island': Smoke On The Water, By Kurt Loder
Martin Scorsese's latest is dark, disturbing, definitely flawed, and kind of amazing.
'Shutter Island' Cheat Sheet: Everything You Need to Know
Keep up with Martin Scorsese's twists and turns with our handy guide.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Kingsley Confess Their Nightmares At 'Shutter Island' Premiere
'I had a dream I was in sleepaway camp with Lady Gaga,' confided actress Nellie Sciutto from the red carpet.
'Whatever Works': Grumposaurus Rex, By Kurt Loder
Larry David, at great length.
'The Dying Gaul': L.A. Story, By Kurt Loder
Peter Sarsgaard, Patricia Clarkson and Campbell Scott bring a problematic play to memorable life onscreen.