Read Reuters’ Delightful Jersey Shore Correction

To be fair, their way sounds like more fun.

The Summer TV Report Card: Which Shows Were Hot and Which Just Got Burned?

From reality to scripted to all things pawn, we judge what's likely to be back next June, and what we'll (hopefully) never see again.

True Blood’s Jim Parrack on His Character’s Dark Side, Working With James Franco, and Riding Jason Stackhouse

"To play the cowgirl straddling my buddy? That was a very interesting scene to shoot, to say the least."

Texas Killing Fields Trailer: Sam Worthington Gets Down to Earth

Chloe Moretz is in there, too.

Underworld: Awakening Trailer: ‘This Is a New War’

Kate Beckinsale is back as Selene.

Great Moments in Onscreen Crossword Puzzle Solving

In the movies and on TV, someone always knows the answer, immediately.

Vulture Premieres the U.S. Poster for Melancholia and Three New Stills

Dunst! Skarsgard! Kiefer!

Dexter Haiku Contest: We’ve Got Winners!

Read their dark-passenger poetry.

Vulture Premieres the Season-Two Poster for Boardwalk Empire

Who's out to get Nucky? Everybody!

One Day’s Jim Sturgess on Playing a Coked-Up Heartthrob, Fame, and Anne Hathaway’s British Accent

"I was struggling with my own accent! I had my own accent to worry about."

Vulture on Set: Imagining the Plot of Gossip Girl’s Fifth Season

With a slideshow!

Trespass Trailer: Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman Should Consider Locking Their Doors

Oh, Joel Schumacher.

Theater Reviews: The Talls, Olive and the Bitter Herbs, and HotelMotel

'The Talls,' 'Olive and the Bitter Herbs,' and 'HotelMotel.'

Which Big Lebowski Lines Do People Most Often Quote to Its Cast?

"I get so many of them. I like 'Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey.'"

Jason Momoa on Conan the Barbarian, Aggressive Sex, and Writing His Return to Game of Thrones

"I wrote some scenes and they might try to use them. George can only write so much."

Film Forum's Robert Ryan Retrospective

He was the saddest and most complicated of heavies, the most stricken of heroes, and probably the least sung of all the great mid-century character actors. The Robert Ryan retrospective at Film Forum—which ends with a weeklong run of Samuel Fuller's teeming, Japan-set crime thriller House of Bamboo—is among its most essential of the decade. From his villainous turns in the splendid Bad Day at Black Rock and Anthony Mann's great The Naked Spur to his brutal cop in Nicholas Ray's fascinatingly misshapen On Dangerous Ground, there isn't a banal moment. Not to be missed: the 3-D Inferno, where Ryan holds the screen for long stretches alone as a rich cuckold trapped in the desert with a broken leg.

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