Contributor: Adam R. Holz

Hollywood’s R-rated sex comedy producer du jour, Judd Apatow, turns his attention to weed as he offers his hazy take on the stoner buddy flick.

Never underestimate the peculiar appeal of pop music acts from Sweden. (But has something changed? Somehow we can’t remember ABBA or Roxette getting this angry or profane.)

“We’re still a rock band,” says RED guitarist Anthony Armstrong, “[but] there are some poppier elements on this record that our fans aren’t used to.” OK. But how ’bout the message fronting that new sound?

Savor the moment. Stop and smell the flowers. It’s great advice. But what happens when such sentiments slide off the tongues of superstars such as Pitbull and Christina Aguilera?

Lasse Hallström pairs up Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt to reel viewers into a quirky, feel-good story about fish and friendship and falling in love. But a significant flaw lurks just below the surface.

Seven British retirees discover that the idyllic Indian hotel they travel to isn’t so idyllic after all … kind of like their lives so far. (And this movie, too.)

As the title Believe Acoustic implies, Justin Bieber’s latest chart-topping effort is an acoustic reworking of Believe … plus three new tunes to try to satiate the insatiable force of nature that is Biebermania.

Escapist movies can be magical, sentimental and even inspirational. Sherlock Holmes can be violent, numbing and incomprehensible.

What compelled Movie 43’s long litany of stars—many of them A-listers—to participate in its naughty, nasty and obscene gags is a massive mystery … not worth investigating.

Paramore’s first single since the acrimonious departure of two founding members blazes with fiery determination as the group tries to move beyond the hurts and conflicts of the past and focuses on a more positive future.

The makers of ‘The Matrix’ have reloaded and revolutionized a beloved cartoon classic, steering their eye-popping story straight at families. Should you jump out of the way or catch a ride?

Flanked by rappers Drake and Future, Lil Wayne cuts loose with another shame-free, drug-fueled (and popular) celebration of … female degradation.

He’s back. And that can only mean one thing: Bad guys better run, ’cause he’s gonna bust some heads. He’s certainly not going to let them go, is he?

Justin Timberlake walks the musical runway again for the first time since 2006. Are his new lyrical outfits natty … or naughty?

If you’re wondering why on earth we’re reviewing an album that came out four years ago, read on.