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Is Hollywood's Ramona as charming as Beverly Cleary's books? Find out, and meet producer Denise DiNovi. Plus, Angelina Jolie's Salt raises questions about violence against women.
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A mind-bending caper flick combines action, mature plot twists and unpredictable dreamscapes. Also, how is Facebook changing how people interact with Plugged In?
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Arrogant men battle testy Greek gods in a mythological redux that could deal a blow to 3D movies. Learn why, as well as what's up with TV's latest high school musical hit.
Christian parody band ApologetiX has developed quite a following by putting its own playful, biblical spin on secular rock and pop hits. Enjoy this chat with lead singer/parodist J Jackson.
The third time's a charm, but is the latest Toy Story primarily for children or adults? Meanwhile, Tom Cruise is back in action as a spy who makes it hard to tell whose side he's on.
Why does one Twilight star consider the third film "darker"? Also, we look at what Miley Cyrus is saying to young fans on her new album—lyrically and otherwise.