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Keanu Reeves has been acting since the 1980s, and has given the world great performances in the realm of action, adventure, drama, and even comedy. It's rare for someone whose most prolific catchphrase is "Whoah" to be able to show so much emotional depth in a wide range of roles. Reeves is known not to take himself too seriously while still being able to take on very serious roles.

The 1990s were a very rich decade for Keanu Reeves' best films, which saw him star in action-packed blockbusters like Speed, emotional indie films like My Own Private Idaho, and ensemble pieces like Bram Stoker's Dracula. His star was on the rise throughout that tumultuous time of growth, and he's been an unwavering part of pop culture ever since. While Reeves has a very stoic approach to acting, with some criticizing his limited range, it's that brooding calmness that makes...

Dogstar stopped by The Tonight Show to perform their single “Blonde.” The group, led by actor and bassist Keanu Reeves, offered a powerhouse rendition of the anthemic track flanked by festive holiday lights.

The mid-tempo song comes off the alt-rock band’s recent third album, Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees, which arrived in October. The wistful tune sees the band reflecting on loneliness as guitarist and singer Bret Domrose croons, “Can’t you stay here/ The way you change the dark to light/ Save me/ What you...

Dogstar have been trying to make a go of their sleek, post-grunge alt-rock for decades, but bassist Keanu Reeves’ and drummer Robert Mailhouse’s pesky day jobs as actors keep getting in the way. Now they have planned a third album, Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees, due out Oct. 6, and a sleek new video for the song “Breach.”

The track is a slow-throbbing rocker in the vein of Urge Overkill or Queens of the Stone Age, in which singer-guitarist Bret Domrose sings, “And everything you want, it...

Amy Schumer is out of the Barbie movie. Variety reports that Schumer dropped out of the project after scheduling conflicts. The actress will be promoting her upcoming movie Snatched as well as She Came To Me and will not be able to jump on set quickly enough to meet the film's June 2018 release date. 

Tough break for Schumer, although it's not as though the reaction surrounding her attachment to the project was exactly glowing. I think she would've made the film a little more interesting with her comedic style, but believe it or not, I'm not champing at the bit to see a Barbie movie. Who do you think should be the new Barbie? ...

Super Sidekick: Interview with the star of The Lego Batman Movie, Michael CeraSuper Sidekick: Interview with the star of The Lego Batman Movie, Michael CeraMarni Weisz - Editor, Cineplex Magazine2/8/2017 9:55:00 Am

Michael Cera is walking around his Brooklyn neighbourhood on a chilly December day.

“It’s a little cold, but it’s a nice kind of cold,” says the amiable 28-year-old. He still gets up to his suburban hometown of Brampton, Ontario — a short ride up the 410 from Toronto — as often he can, where he stays with his mom and dad and visits with his sisters and old friends who remained in the area.

His ultimate destination today is lunch with a writer friend, but on the way he’s squeezing in a chat about The Lego Batman Movie. He voices little plastic Robin to Will Arnett’s braggadocious (yes, it’s a word now) Batman.

Cera is...

"Survivor: Worlds Apart" fourth and fifth place finishers Rodney Lavoie Jr. and Sierra Dawn Thomas called me as a package deal on Thursday (May 21) morning following the "Survivor" finale. The pairing probably spared Rodney lots of repetition about the various sexism and misogyny charges leveled through the season and discussed through the finale. Those issues came up in our conversation, but it wasn't the meat of the exit interview. In a season with a 6-1-1 vote, I let Sierra and Rodney defend casting their respective votes for Carolyn and Will instead of eventual winner Mike. We discussed a few strategic points in the game, we circled around the sexist comments, the edit and who apologized to whom. And we talked about Rodney's birthday and his feelings about Tom Brady's suspension in Deflategate. Which Rodney compares to excessive attention to "Survivor" sexism. Paired interviews are a good way to deflect problematic questions!

Smash star Christian Borle is back at NBC with another series lead role, this time on the comedy side. The Tony winner is set to star in NBC’s multi-camera comedy pilot Lifesaver, from writer Wil Calhoun, Universal TV and Peter Traugott’s Tbd Entertainment. The odd couple comedy centers on two polar opposites, the uptight, controlling and a bit neurotic Dr. Graham Permenter (Borle) and loose cannon Leon (Jonathan Ryland), who become inextricably linked after Leon saves Graham’s life by giving him a kidney. Borle, who won a Tony for Peter and the Starcatcher, recently co-starred on NBC’s hugely rated live staging of The Sound Of Music. He also starred in the musical comedy revival Little Me and will next be seen in Michael Mann’s yet untitled next film. Repped by CAA and Management 360. Related: 2014 NBC Pilots...

James Morrison has revealed that his upcoming third studio album is his most "real" and "heartfelt" release yet. The Awakening is the follow-up to 2008's Songs for You, Truths for Me and will be released on September 26. The singer-songwriter explained that he needed a restart of his career despite scoring a big hit with his previous album. "Despite the huge hits I had, I felt out of place," he told The Sun. "I felt I didn't match up and I needed to reconnect so it's back to the beginning for me." Of his latest album, he said: "It's been an education. Instead of working with different people, travelling back and forth in the USA, I found people I wanted to work with and locked myself away. It's a heartfelt, genuine record. I've given it my all." Morrison added that he was excited to have (more)...

On Friday night the Ifp and 7 For All Mankind put the spotlight on seven talents that soon will get your attention. Nestled in the Tr Suites in Park City, the 7 Fresh Faces In Film party rocked late into the night. Attendees included industry vets like producers Ted Hope, Vanessa Hope, and Jamie Patricof; Visit Films topper Ryan Kampe; Slated’s Duncan Cork; new media expert and consultant Brian Newman; filmmaker and distribution guru Jon Reiss; the much buzzed about cast of Pariah and even Olympic snowboarder Shaun White.

But the night belonged to these seven faces.

Olivia Crociccha – Starring in Azazel Jacobs‘ Terri at this year’s Sundance, Crociccha has also starred in episodes of Law & Order, Rescue Me and will star in David O. Russell‘s upcoming Nailed.

Thomas Dekker – Acting since age six Dekker has been in everything from The Weird Al Show to Jackie Chan Adventures, but...

Chart-topping metallers Mudvayne have unveiled the "too extreme for TV" video for the single Beautiful and Strange, which returns to the nightmare world previously explored in the video for Scream With Me and will continue with Heard It All Before – all singles from their self-titled new album. The new vid definitely tops its predecessors in horrific imagery, which includes inquisition-style tortures and a hint of necro-lovin', so proceed with caution... The intense video just premiered on VampireFreaks.com, where they proudly claim its contents to be "too graphic for any other site." That's debatable – I mean, think of the graphic horrors you've witnessed in our little neck of the web...

Joanna Newsom has revealed the details of her upcoming third album. The follow-up to 2006's Ys is called Have One On Me and will be available through s***k in Australia on February 19 and worldwide via Drag City on February 23. A statement from s***k read: "This is Joanna's third full-length album. "Her last record Ys was a conceptual masterpiece of ethereal harp, lush vocals and expansive, complex orchestrations (more)...