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An interview with Viggo Mortensen, who stars in the upcoming film version of Cormac McCarthy's bleak 2006 novel, "The Road." In the movie, which opens Nov. 25, the apocalyptic landscape was played by Mount St. Helens.
Wes Anderson Wes Anderson – Fri Nov 20, 8:21 pm ET Read Wes Anderson's other articles on HuffingtonPost.com When you're making an animated film, one of the big differences is that you can add scenes, change dialogue and...
Wes Anderson is “absolutely, totally convinced” that if he and co-writer Noah Baumbach had not been given the opportunity to live and work at author Roald Dahl’s famous “Gipsy House” in the English countryside — “a lot of the...
Expectations have always been high around the Westminster program. The Griffins have spent the past decade contending for Frontier Conference championships and earning berths into the NAIA National Tournament. This season,...
By Robert Horton, Herald movie critic Time for that beloved annual question: Which comes earlier, holiday decorations at the department stores or Hollywood’s declaration that the Christmas movie season has begun? All I know is...
An interview with Viggo Mortensen, who stars in the upcoming film version of Cormac McCarthy's bleak 2006 novel, "The Road." In the movie, which opens Nov. 25, the apocalyptic landscape was played by Mount St. Helens.
Actor Jason Schwartzman hangs with funny buds Owen and Luke Wilson as well as Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill (with whom he starred in the recent Funny People ) but his longest BFF relationship seems to be with quirky, visionary...
Ahoy, squirts! The winner is Sean Hartter and his poster isn’t as professionally done, but captures the insane wild west with crack cocaine feel of Werner Herzog’s movie. Plus as great as Rasco’s poster is we’ve had the...
New rule allows five noms, with many to choose from Animated movies have been one of the year's major bright spots at the cineplex. Thanks to a new rule, the HFPA can nominate five (previously three), any one of which could...
Capone in Chicago here. FANTASTIC MR. FOX might be the single most charming film I’ve seen all year, and I choose that word carefully and specifically. But FANTASTIC MR. FOX, based on the novel by Roald Dahl, is loaded to the...
