This weekend Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds light up the screen with a brand new romantic comedy titled The Proposal. They are an unlikely duo who must pretend

Happy Birthday to singer Stacie Orrico (1986), "Stealth" actress Jessica Biel (1982), rapper Lil' Flip (1981), Irish singer Ronan Keating (1977), "Married...With Children" actor David Faustino (1974), "Happy Gilmore" actress Julie Bowen (1970),

Stripping the spandex trade down to its skivvies, Superhero Movie exposes the hilarity of the comic book genre when an Extended Version of the film arrives on DVD on July 8th from Genius Products

Of all the major stars today, not many cause such a divisive "love him or hate him" argument like Adam Sandler. Though if one can make it through the outstretched arms of his rabid fan base

A cameo used to refer to a famous person who made an appearance in a film as him or herself. Now actors play small parts as a character in a film for comic relief.

Happy Birthday to singer Stacie Orrico (1986), "Stealth" actress Jessica Biel (1982), rapper Lil' Flip (1981), Irish singer Ronan Keating (1977), "Married...With Children" actor David Faustino (1974), "Happy Gilmore" actress Julie Bowen (1970), hip-hop artist Tone-Loc (1966), Olympic runner Jackie Joyner-Kersee (1962),

Universal City, September 19, 2007 – The Boys are back and so are the parties, the pranks, and this time, the pledges in American Pie Presents: Beta House, coming to DVD on December 26,

As you've probably guessed from the TV commercials, or even just the billboards, ''I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry'' is a one-joke movie - and that joke might have seemed edgy back in 1977, when Billy Crystal was playing a gay man on ''Soap.''

A scene from the 1979 hit Rocky II where Sylvester Stallone's character knocks out Apollo Creed has been voted the best film sporting moment of all time. Second place in the poll by movie advertising giants Pearl & Dean went to Daniel Larusso's 'crane' kick in The Karate Kid. In third place was Adam Sandler's winning golf shot in Happy Gilmore.

Hollywood hunk Mark Wahlberg has vowed to never star in a golf movie, despite his obsession with the game. The Departed star claims previous golfing movies Caddyshack I & II, Happy Gilmore, The Legend Of Bagger Vance and Tin Cup have all "sucked".