The light, gentle comedy "Joyful Noise" from director Todd Graff stars Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah in the tale of a small-town choir determined to win a national choral competition.

As the choir leaders, G.G. Sparrow and Vi Rose Hill (Parton and Latifah) band together and set out to win at any cost, supported by their eager young participants (Jeremy Jordan, Keke Palmer and others).

G.G. and Vi Rose have to put aside their differences for the good of the people in their town in order to make the most joyful noise of all. And along the way, two teens fall in love with music and each oth...

Mark Wahlberg's new movie Contraband has debuted at the top of the U.S. box office with a $24 million opening weekend take.

The remake of Baltasar Kormakur's cult Icelandic thriller Reykjavik-Rotterdam ended horror film The Devil Inside's one-week run at the top.

Beauty and the Beast took in $18.5 million over the weekend to come in second, while Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible sequel Ghost Protocol falls to four. Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton's new choir film Joyful Noise debuts at five.

Noah, Tish, Brandi and Billy Ray Cyrus attended the "Joyful Noise" Los Angeles Premiere yesterday. The most famous member of the family, Miley, was absent.

The film stars Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah in the tale of a small-town choir determined to win a national choral competition. As the choir leaders, G.G. Sparrow and Vi Rose Hill band together and set out to win at any cost, supported by their eager young participants.

Billy Ray starred with his daughter Miley in "Hannah Montana." Billy Ray's stepdaughter Brandi, 24, and daughter Noah, 12, also guest starred on their sister's show.

After a great deal of hype, I finally watched David Fincher’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” and honestly I’m not in love with it. Aside from the fact that it’s long-winded at 2.5 hours, the movie isn’t all that exciting in the first act. We get to see two separate storylines involving Lisbeth (Rooney Mara) and Mikael (Daniel Craig), which aren’t very compelling on their own, especially Craig’s portion.

My biggest gripe however, is its over-sexualized lead character Lisbeth. Even though I haven’t read the book series on which the film is based, I understand that Lisbeth is not terr...