TV and Movie News (page 1410)

There's a first time for everything, and for Jessica Lange it's starring in a TV series. The two-time Oscar-winning actress is set to star in the much-anticipated FX show "American Horror Story."

The show is being developed by "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy, hence the anticipation: everything the man touches from here on in will be watched closely by those in the industry as they wait to see if it's as big a hit at "Glee.

Until you’re twenty, you have the face you are born with, and after that you have the face you deserve.

This wisdom was once given to Jennifer Lopez, 41, and now she lives by it.

“I really loved that – the idea that you wear who you are on your face.”

Lopez, who believes in a balance of mind, body and spirit, is gracing the cover of PEOPLE’s Most Beautiful issue.

Tonight MTV will air another edition of "MTV First," a series of interviews with mega-stars followed by a Q&A sesh with fans.

On tap this evening is none other than werewolf extraordinaire Taylor Lautner.

For years the heartthrob has been making girls melt with his piercing eyes and ripped abs as Jacob Black. Now, with the end of the 'Twilight' saga in sight, Lautner tells MTV how he feels about it all.

Long-lived rock band Green Day has already conquered two different media: the song and the stage. Pretty soon, you'll be able to add the movies to the list as well.

"American Idiot," the Broadway musical based on Green Day's concept album of the same name, has been optioned as a movie and bought by Universal.

The new project will be produced by Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman who, in a rather smart move, optioned the rights before "American Idiot" even started on Broadway.

If Showtime's recent greenlighting of the psychological CIA drama "Homeland" had you excited, then today is your lucky day: a nearly four-minute preview clip from the show has been released.

The clips gives us a quick introduction to Claire Danes as CIA agent Carrie Anderson, who has doubts about the recovery of U.S. POW Scott Brody (played by Damian Lewis, tangled beard and all).

Some say that literature is dead, but they couldn't be more wrong. Where else would we get all of our ideas for movies from?

The newest series to receive the Hollywood treatment will be Anne McCaffrey's "Dragonriders of Pern" novels, beginning with the book "Dragonflight."

David Hayter, who wrote the screenplays for the "X-Men" movies and "Watchmen," will handle the adaptation duties.

The classic short story collection "The Martian Chronicles" will be coming to a theater near you, someday.

The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that Paramount Pictures has inked a deal for the movie rights to Ray Bradbury's 1950 publication.

Originally the short stories, about the colonization of Mars, were published in 1940's science fiction magazines but they were later woven together to create a novel.

Former Olympic champion Bruce Jenner wants to make it clear - this “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” business is not his first reality rodeo.

“My first reality show was the first show I ever did - 35 years ago. The show was called ‘Battle of the Network Stars.’ I got on that show, working with Howard Cosell, and I had never even held a microphone before,” Jenner told an audience at Reality Rocks in Los Angeles this weekend.

When billionaire investor Mark Cuban said a few months ago that he was going to try to personally fund a college football playoff system, it sounded like the off-handed whim of a dude with a lot of cash to burn.

Cuban - who has participated on reality shows “Dancing with the Stars” and “Shark Tank” - owns the Dallas Mavericks, HDNET and the Landmark Theatres chain, and has been lately pursuing ownership of another sports franchise (and not having much luck).

The loss of Wendy Williams is bittersweet.  She’s horribly annoying and a terrible dancer but she’s also really easy to make fun of.  Somehow I think I’ll survive. This week is Classical Week.  They’ve decided to add an entire classical orchestra to cover for the worst band ever.  It doesn’t matter, this show is like a bad haircut.  No matter how you style it, it’s still terrible.