Contributor: Adam R. Holz

The French electronic dance music duo known as Daft Punk goes back to the future to craft a disco-dance record full of robot voices … that’s landed at the top of the charts.

Eddie Murphy, Eddie Murphy and Eddie Murphy quite literally fill the screen with nasty sexual humor, tired ethnic caricatures, and brutally mean-spirited racist and sexist gibes.

Another out-of-this-world Pixar picture. And this time that label applies to the setting, too, as a lonely little robot named WALL-E finds and follows the lovely EVE across the universe.

Mel Gibson forces ‘Braveheart’ to meet ‘Die Hard’ in the forest … only with Mayans killing Mayans—and lots more gore.

The follow-up to former Disney girl Demi Lovato’s deeply personal 2011 album Unbroken is less deep, less personal and more … sensual.

Let’s get this straight: A bunch of modern vampires of the city, while spending a long vampire weekend together end up talking about … God?

A good-hearted Santa (or at least the guy who plays him at the mall) seeks to win the love of a single mom and her three precocious kids in this comedic Christmas romance.

Big-mouthed marauding aliens square off against a predatory, um, predator—who’s an alien, too, as it turns out—and, well, actually, the title says it all.

George Clooney slides into the flip-flops of a workaholic Hawaiian real estate lawyer who’s forced by a family tragedy to come to terms with his failures as a father and husband.

Tyler Perry has lent his name and production company to this randy romantic comedy dedicated to showing us how much perfect people (and movies) aren’t.

What happens when true love isn’t? Well, one summer’s not long enough to hold all of the pain that results.

Lady Antebellum’s third No. 1 disc offers proof that fans like the band’s formula: Love can be good … until it isn’t. And then it can drive you to drink.

“#Beautiful” continues Mariah’s pursuit of The Beatles for the most No. 1’s ever as she ignites a smoldering summer jam featuring Miquel … and peekaboo profanity.

After a 17-year hiatus, one of America’s favorite canine heroes returns to the big screen.

Just because a movie is based on a kids’ book and doesn’t contain gratuitous sex, drugs, profanity or violence doesn’t automatically make it family friendly.