This weekend, Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds will add their names to the long and distinguished list of actors who have tackled the “body swap” movie. In “The Change-Up,” Bateman and Reynolds play friends with drastically different lifestyles: Bateman is the devoted husband and father, Reynolds is the philandering playboy. After a night of drinking, the two wake up in each other’s bodies, something neither of them really wanted.

Body swap movies have been around for a long time and are usually quite entertaining, if formulaic and predictable. Here’s our list of the Top Ten Body Swap Movi...

Try to imagine your worst day in recent memory. Really picture it. Get that horrific experience fresh in your mind. Does it compare to losing your job, your car, your significant other, and your pizza all in the same day? Chances are, probably not.

All these calamities pile up for John Winger (Bill Murray) in director Ivan Reitman’s comedy “Stripes,” which turns 30 years old today. Out of everything, what stings the most for John, are his girlfriend’s words when she dumps him, “You’re going nowhere John, and it’s just not that cute anymore…” John attempts to use humor to save face ...

Sean Penn will reunite with his Fast Times At Ridgemont High castmates and director on Saturday when the high school comedy is inducted into the Guy Movie Hall of Fame at Spike TV's Guys Choice Awards.

Penn, who played stoner icon Jeff Spicoli in the 1982 film, will reportedly join co-stars Judge Reinhold, Robert Romanus, Brian Backer and Forest Whitaker, and director Amy Heckerling at the event in Los Angeles, according to EW.com.

Robert De Niro will present the cast with trophies.

The much anticipated new movie 17 Again, starring Zac Efron, hit theaters last Friday and achieved the number one spot at the box office over the weekend. But how "new" is the movie? The plot may be something we've seen before, as a 37-year-old who is unhappy with his life goes back to being 17 so he can relive his glory days. Things aren't exactly easy for him, especially since the trends have changed, he has to make all new friends, and he is in high school with his children. While the story is slightly different from other body-swapping movies, the general concept is the same. Here ...

Before Lindsay Lohan became a Mean Girl and Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron became High School Musical sweethearts, Winona Ryder was a Heather and Molly Ringwald and Andrew McCarthy were our favorite couple from two different worlds.

Today's popular teen flicks would have never existed without the high school classics that made and shaped the genre. What makes a great high school movie is the legacy they've made on generations of teenagers, despite the decade they grew up in. These are the movies with the unforgettable characters, witty lines, and the feeling of being forever young. The...

Happy Birthday to rapper Notorious B.I.G. (1972; d. 1997), "House" star Lisa Edelstein (1967), WWE star Chris Benoit (1967), actor/director Nick Cassavetes (1959), "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" actor Judge Reinhold (1957), "Rocky III" and "The A-Team" star Mr. T (born Laurence Tureaud in 1952), comedian turned political pundit Al Franken (1951), British pop singer Leo Sayer (1948), soul singer Ronald Isley (1941), French trumpeter Maurice Andre (1933), "Perry Mason" actor Raymond Burr (1917; d. 1993), 'deadball era' baseball player Earl Averill (1902; d. 1983), legendary film producer Sam ...

Into the West, an ambitious 12-hour part historical drama, will be shown in a marathon on Monday, May 29, 6 a.m.-6 p.m. on TNT. Produced by Steven Spielberg, "Into the West" explores the American West through the eyes of settlers and Native Americans.

Each of these groups has distinct points of view on the state of affairs during the period from 1825 to 1890. Throughout the series, the two groups experience historical and cultural events that eventually lead to an "epic clash of culture." The series has a large cast, including Sean Astin, Tom Berenger, Beau Bridges, Gary Busey, Rachae...

Happy Birthday to rapper Notorious B.I.G. (1972; d. 1997), "House" star Lisa Edelstein (1967), WWE star Chris Benoit (1967), actor/director Nick Cassavetes (1959), "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" actor Judge Reinhold (1957), "Rocky III" and "The A-Team" star Mr. T (born Laurence Tureaud in 1952), comedian turned political pundit Al Franken (1951), British pop singer Leo Sayer (1948), soul singer Ronald Isley (1941), French trumpeter Maurice Andre (1933), "Perry Mason" actor Raymond Burr (1917; d. 1993), 'deadball era' baseball player Earl Averill (1902; d. 1983), legendary film producer Sam ...