When Michael Cudlitz and I last spoke, back in April, I used some, well, (ahem) colorful language during an interview junket --

Steal the American Dream as the FX original series The Riches Season Two cons its way onto DVD March 24th from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Combining richly dark humor

John Cusack's new action movie has been pulled due to lack of funds. The Grosse Pointe Blank star, more used to starring in romantic comedies, was set to play a movie tough guy in Stopping Power - which was to be directed by Jan De Bont.

John Cusack believes he has only made 10 good films, despite spending over 25 years in the film industry. Cusack, 41, counts Grosse Point Blank and Being John Malkovich amongst his best work, but admits he is embarrassed by the majority of his filmography.

While on a hiking trip to reconnect with his son after the death of his wife, Ray Keene (John Cusack) stumbles into a nightmare scenario of paid assassins and ex-military guns-for-hire. Frank Cardin (Morgan Freeman) is attempting to fulfill a contract to assassinate a high profile businessman when things go awry and he ends up in the custody of the U.S. Marshals.

Jeremy Piven insists the reason he had a falling out with John Cusack was because his longtime friend wasn't supportive of his newfound success. The two first studied acting at Chicago's Piven Theatre Workshop in Illinois, which was run by Piven's parents.