Aah, the holiday season. Strange how we cherish a time of year when the malls are over packed... it's cold outside... it's impossible to find a parking space...

(HollywoodChicago.com)– Poor Burt Reynolds. As the No. 1 box-office star from 1978 to 1982, he revived his film career in 1997 with “Boogie Nights”. Since then, he has had the long, slow decline of “B” movies and bad remakes.

This is a bittersweet time of year for all football fans - the season is over, and the Super Bowl peaks over the horizon. Then comes the pain of football withdrawal. What will we do on Sunday afternoons and Monday nights?

The destiny of the coveted golden popcorn lies in the hands of the viewers as MTV: Music Television today announced the nominees for the "2007 MTV Movie Awards." Dominating the pack is 300 with 5 nominations followed by Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest with 4 nods.

Need a last-minute Christmas gift? Then check out this week's large list of DVD releases. Lady in the Water centers on a superintendent named Cleveland who discovers a magical sea-nymph in a swimming pool. In My Super Ex-Girlfriend, a guy makes the mistake of dumping his superhero girlfriend. Invincible is about an average guy who becomes a football star. In A Scanner Darkly, a cop is ordered to spy on those he is closest to, screwing up his sanity. Also check out the dance flick Step Up, the indie favorite Little Miss Sunshine, the horror remake The Wicker Man or the political drama All The King's Men.

Teen horror film The Covenant has claimed the top spot at the box office this weekend with a take of just $9 million - the lowest total for a number-one movie for three years.

Feel-good American football film Invincible remained invincible at the U.S. box office and claimed the top spot for the second week running taking in $15.2 million over the Labor Day long weekend.

Mark Wahlberg is back at the top of the box office thanks to a moving new movie about an unlikely sports hero. The star plays Philadelphia Eagles legend Vince Papale in new film Invincible, which stormed to the top of the cinema list yesterday with an opening week take of $17 million.