This week we finally get to see one of the most highly anticipated movies of the summer: "Inglorious Basterds." Like all Quentin Tarantino aficionados, we've been eagerly awaiting

From NBC.com and the makers of CG-animated series Afterworld, comes a new online series Gemini Division, starring actress and comic book creator Rosario Dawson!

The serendipitous career of eccentric movie producer, director and writer Quentin Tarantino is a complex one. Tarantino has made a name for himself by creating nonlinear storylines and filming multiple perspectives from different characters in his movies -

Actor Brendan Fraser will pick up the Distinguished Decade Of Achievement In Film Award at the movie industry's ShoWest Convention in Las Vegas in March.

Test your showbiz knowledge with this brain-teasing celebrity quiz based on all the happenings of a busy 2007.

Death Proof director Quentin Tarantino is hoping to cast Beatles legend Ringo Starr in an upcoming movie role. The cult filmmaker admired the drummer's presence onstage and believes he has the abilities to star in a future film.

A true story of tragedy, hope, and resilience comes to the screen in the sports drama We Are Marshall. Two coaches turn a handful of rookies and second-string players into a competitive team who in 1971 showed the world what they could do. Also on DVD: The Condemned, Lucky You, Gracie & Death Proof.

Movie maker Quentin Tarantino was escorted home in a refuse truck after drunken night out in the English city of Liverpool. The Pulp Fiction director spent more than $2,000 on alcohol for pals at a charity screening of his movie Death Proof before losing his driver in the busy city. Stranded, Tarantino accepted a lift from a refuse collector.

A creepy stunt driver whose taste for stalking lovely young ladies gets him into big trouble when he tangles with the wrong gang of badass babes. Their confrontation escalates to an extended mano-a-mano car chase with one of the girls strapped to the hood of a thundering Dodge Challenger.

Director Quentin Tarantino has apologized to Hollywood bosses for his failed movie Grindhouse. The 44-year-old movie maker is proud of the double-bill - he directed Death Proof and Robert Rodriguez made Planet Terror - but Tarantino feels sorry for producers the Weinstein Brothers, who lost money on it.