Broadway’s iconic interpretation of a band of girls rising to pop-music power is reviving and is playing a brief engagement at Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theatre, which happens to be setting for the opening and closing scenes of the musical.

Theatres are seeing a resurgence of three-dimensional films at the theatres e. g. horror re-make 'My Bloody Valentine' and 'Coraline', though for years they have been playing steadily on IMAX screens.

If, HBO's 'Eastbound & Down', about a self-destructive Major League ballplayer who has hit rock bottom, is a refreshing comedy then it is just as divertingly politically incorrect.

Joss Whedon may rank amongst our greatest writers, seemingly incapable of writing anything ordinary, and Fox's complex sci-fi drama 'Dollhouse' is no exception.

Australian actress Isla Fisher, plays the blissfully clothes-crazy heroine Rebecca Bloomwood of 'Confessions of a Shopaholic', an addict who wants, needs, acquires dresses, shoes, belts, handbags, and is a spirited New Yorker, who has a credit card for every occasion. Look at that diaphanous forest-green scarf and she simply must have it!

New film 'The International' is partly a globe-trotting thriller and partly architectural thrill shot at the Guggenheim Museum .

All excess and extremes, with nuance as elusive as the Pink Panther diamond, 'The Pink Panther 2' slinks into theatre this week, as stealthily as a huge truck with a bad muffler.

Based on Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo's popular relationship advice book, 'He's Just Not That Into You' tells you if a guy likes you, he will make the effort to call you. If, he doesn't, he's not interested in you. As simple as that! It goes the other way too, if you are a guy wondering what's going on with a girl who supposedly likes you.

'Coraline' is a dazzling stop-motion animation splendor, a visual marvel of an animated fantasy based on Neil Gaiman's 2002 novel for children, and despite an uneven storyline, a narrative that lacks focus, one cannot deny that its' exquisite imagery has whimsical appeal.

Romantic comedy 'New in Town' set amidst lay-offs with its love-among-the-financial-ruins theme could not have come along at a better time, considering that is what the country is facing presently.