An actors point of view

Paul Newman attends the Singers and Songs Celebrate Tony Bennett's 80th birthday event at the Kodak Theater on November 9, 2006 in Hollywood, California.  

The Joy Awards for emerging Atlantic media artists are offered annually and provide recognition of outstanding talent as well as production, post-production and script development support.  

Kristen Stewart, as Bella Swan, and Robert Pattinson, as Edward Cullen, are shown in a scene from the film 'Twilight,' based on the popular novel by Stephenie Meyer.  

NEW YORK - The opening date and Broadway theater have been set for the world premiere of "Impressionism," a play by Michael Jacobs starring Jeremy Irons and Joan Allen.  

Lifetime Networks announced the start of production on Acceptance , a comedic film based on Acceptance: A novel by Susan Coll.  

In this Nov. 10, 2008, file photo, actor Hugh Jackman attends The Museum of Modern Art Film Benefit honoring Baz Luhrmann in New York.  

The Walt Disney Co. said Wednesday it agreed to deliver five movies via IMAX theaters beginning with the 3-D movie "A Christmas Carol," starring Jim Carrey, in November 2009.  

Actress Wanda Sykes attends the Apollo Theater Fourth Annual Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at the Apollo Theater on May 2, 2008 in New York City.  

Part of a series of foreign films presented on the third Friday of each month. From the website: "Both epic and heartbreakingly intimate, Nowhere in Africa begins with a Jewish woman named Jettel Redlich ...  

Bethel's iconic Midway Theater will reopen Friday, Nov. 21, for the first time since closing earlier this year.  

By CHRISTOPHER KELLY  

Two things must be said above all about Puccini's 'Madame Butterfly.' It is great theater and it is a grueling test for the soprano in the title role.  

A new advertising campaign will depict the horrors of child abuse. The Australian Childhood Foundation television commercials go to air on Sunday and use "real life" scenarios based on a violent father, a ...  

Reviewed by Josh Tyler : 2008-11-15 15:10:54 In 1977 Richard M. Nixon granted British playboy presenter turned journalist David Frost a series of twelve television interviews.  

Though the financial meltdown makes debutant director Surabh Kabra's EMI a timely subject, the lack of strong screenplay robs it of its thunder.