NEW YORK (AP) — "Surrogates" is itself a surrogate, a kind of stand-in for many of the sci-fi movies of the recent past: In it, you'll recognize the ideas of "Blade Runner,"

Movie hunk Antonio Banderas has become wary of stripping onscreen because he is reluctant to flaunt his body as he gets older.

This month, Woody Allen returned with his best film in years. The mesmerizing love triangle that is "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" takes Allen back to his world of thematic comedies

Jonathan Rhys-Meyers has come under fire from animal rights activists after his latest co-star, Radha Mitchell, let it slip that he ate dog while filming in China. Mitchell coos about the movie hunk's "adventurous palate"

"The hairdo is George Lucas' invention. He's always big on, he told me, designing the looks and the hairdos for the characters. He's a frustrated hairdresser." Australian actress Cate Blanchett muses on the Indiana Jones moviemaker's secret passion for styling women's hair.

Pulp Fiction stars Bruce Willis and Ving Rhames are to team up again in a new sci-fi thriller. The actors will join Radha Mitchell and Rosamund Pike in Disney film The Surrogates.

Radha Mitchell will forever be in Mick Jagger's debt, after the Rolling Stones star persuaded French customs officials to let her into the country to attend the Cannes Film Festival.

Explore all the funny, sad, sexy, crazy, heartbreaking and life sustaining facets of love when MGM Home Entertainment's Feast Of Love debuts on DVD February 5, 2008.

That ''Feast of Love'' is an overstuffed melodrama, better suited for broadcast as a TV movie of the week than as a theatrical release, is bad enough.

Woody Allen was banned from casting Winona Ryder and Robert Downey Jr for his 2002 movie Melinda And Melinda, because no-one would insure the troubled stars.