Hollywood

Some two decades ago, Hollywood soothsayers had hazarded a guess: intimate dramas would become rare, comedies would continue at an even pace and mega-budget fantasies about messiahs endowed with unimaginable powers would become the predominant genre. Rashid Irani reports.

After seven long years, the original comic superhero has returned in an all-new avatar, but Zack Snyder's Superman fails to swoop the critics. The gloomy undertones and the missing chemistry might just be some of the reasons...

A first and rather solemn teaser trailer has come out for this biopic about the late Princess of Wales, Diana Spencer

The British actress turned down the leading role in the movie Rodham, a biopic about Hillary Clinton

The Hollywood star is in the running to play mean Miss Hannigan in a remake of the musical Annie, reveals The Hollywood Reporter.

Warner Bros pictures has released the very first promo of the 300: Rise of an Empire, the sequel to the 2006 blockbuster starring Gerard Butler in the lead. The footage takes off from the death of King of Leonidas.

The two Hollywood funnymen will share top billing in a comedy that is currently untitled but referred to in Hollywood as Loomis Fargo after the true story of the Loomis Fargo bank robbery, announces Deadline.com.

The very first promo of the Hobbit sequel The Desolation of Smaug is out and it's all about the evil dragon. The trailer, which will formally premiere in theatres with the release of Man of Steel, has already gone viral on Youtube, with more than 1 million consolidated hits already!

With lots of big stars on hand showing Hollywood can do Broadway, '80s rocker turned musical-maker Cyndi Lauper won her first Tony Sunday for Kinky Boots at the 67th Tony Awards.

The world's most famous superhero Superman celebrates his platinum anniversary this month with the new film of the famous series, Man of Steel

This crime drama will mark Japanese director Takashi Miike's first foray into English-language cinema

Actress Amy Adams credits herHollywood success to luck after managing to land an agent only weeks after she moved to Los Angeles

British actor Henry Cavill will be making his grand Hollywood entrance as the latest big screen incarnation of the all-American superhero Superman, in director Zack Snyder's dark and gritty, Man of Steel, which opens in U.S. theaters on Friday.

Briton Henry Cavill becomes the latest actor to don Superman's famous red cape as Man of Steel hits theaters this week, and hopes it's just the start of a rebooted blockbuster franchise.

A year after his Italian escapade, To Rome with Love, Woody Allen put his bags down in San Francisco for a while to shoot this comedy starring Cate Blanchett as an uptight New York snob whose life falls apart.