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Another famous celebrity, actress Thandie Newton, reveals her past with an eating disorder. The Pursuit of Happyness movie star talks publicly about bulimia.

Run Fat Boy Run is a mediocre comedy at best, an example of a film that has the the right actors for the roles, but not enough story to make it all stick together.

Oscar nominated actresses Sophie Okonedo and Thandie Newton discuss their experiences as British children born to African immigrants

First class writing and unbelievable special effects send mild-mannered John Cusack into action in director Roland Emmerich's smartly set thriller.

A star-studded cast breathes excitement into Ritchie's latest foray into the London underworld with a movie that begs to answer the question, "What is a RockNRolla?"

Their are a host of terrific movies premiering in the fall of 2009.

Roland Emmerich directs the grand daddy of disaster movies with 2012. The world is about to end, but with any luck John Cusack will live on.

Guy Ritchie has finally gotten around to making another film in the vein of Snatch and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.

Guy Ritchie first created a quality film with Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. He then produced pure genius with Snatch. With RocknRolla, Ritchie takes a step back.

While not the rampaging muckraker he could be, Oliver Stone puts forth quiet rage amid a towering tale of a Texan family whose trappings worked us all over

RocknRolla takes its audience into the underground world of the London mob, and it does so with a few original plot twists.

Timely dramas about returning soldiers, President George W. Bush, and a Hispanic family reuniting hit movie screens this fall.

Following in the same vein as his previous works, Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Guy Ritchie stays true to form, with this well written comical crime caper.

Multiracial celebrities seem to be everywhere. From hot model Adriana Lima to popular actor Vin Diesel, these new faces are shifting our perspectives on race.

The director, crew, and actors involved with the new George W. Bush biopic performed extensive research to get the facts right.

This British comedy puts rising star Simon Pegg to work running a marathon - the result has a lot of heart, but is lacking overall in terms of originality and substance.

The most hallowed fashion icon of dresses is being celebrated in London, with a special exhibition tracing its history, from the 1920s to today's contemporary designs.

Based on facts, but blended with fiction, the film 'W.' conveys a definite bias.

The 43rd President receives a get-out-of-jail free card in this edgeless, pointless marshmallow of a film.

Giant tsunamis, earthquakes surpassing the Richter Scale and the destruction of some of the world's most famous landmarks save this too-predictable movie from itself.

Roland Emmerich's 2012 is an action-movie busting at the seams with special effects, suspense, and epic doom. It works.

How many women fantasize over owning a Fendi? The bread and butter of this designer range - the distinctive Fendi Baguette - is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

In honor of the release of "The Day the Earth Stood Still" remake, here's a look at ten upcoming sci-fi films.

Until Friday October 31st, Anya Hindmarsh gets into the spirit of Halloween by offering a "Trick-or-Treat" extravaganza in all her retail outlets and online store.