Shia LaBeouf is an interesting young Hollywood star because unlike a variety of former Disney stars, he's managed to slide his way into the adult acting world with very few bad moves.

You either love him or hate him: Keanu Reeves has been called anything from "yummalicious" and "OMG!! HOT! HOT! HOT!" to "a talentless, limp little douche of a man with all the charisma of a sack of onions."

Another Halloween is upon us, and in addition to witches and goblins "All Hallows Eve" conjures up images of everyone's favorite bad guy, Satan. Here's a list of some of Hollywood's best actors

With graphic novels becoming widespread with the arrival of big movies such as "300," "Sin City," and "V for Vendetta" that gathered huge audiences, new interest

SANTA MONICA, CA (May 16, 2007) - Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF), the leading independent filmed entertainment studio, announced today that it has secured domestic and U.K. distribution rights to the live action comic book adaptation The Spirit, directed and written by Sin City and 300 creator Frank Miller and based on the classic series by comic master Will Eisner.

British actress Rachel Weisz (The Mummy, Constantine) used to dream about becoming a spy. The brunette beauty admits she was so desperate to be a real-life 007 she even taught herself to write in a secret code. She said, "I wanted to be a detective or a spy. Seriously. I bought manuals and learned to write in code. I'd find a key in the street and it would suddenly be the key to some big mystery."