No one saves face in director Steven Soderbergh's ghoulishly entertaining, opulently produced Behind the Candelabra (Sunday, 9/8c), HBO's grandest, gaudiest and most fascinating movie in quite a long while — probably since last year's Game Change, in which Julianne Moore's uncanny impersonation of Sarah Palin swept the awards the way Michael Douglas is likely to repeat with his equally astonishing ...

(Fox News) A hastily scrawled note by President Abraham Lincoln just two months before his assassination ordering a disabled 14-year-old boy released from the Army in response to a plea from the boy’s father went on sale Thursday in Philadelphia. The message saying “Let this boy be discharged,” and signed A. Lincoln was written on a [...]

Alexander Payne's latest comedy-drama keeps it in the familyNebraska, by Alexander Payne, is the third of four American films in competition this year and possibly has potential to figure somewhere in the awards come Sunday. There's a lot of speculation that Spielberg and his international jury will leave the US out of the reckoning, but this obstacle could be neatly ...

Since Summit’s “Now You See Me” is all about four magicians who pull off a series of heists, it was only fitting that magic tricks should be the major topic of conversation at the Gotham premiere, held May 21 at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater. “My wife doesn’t like that trick but it’s my favorite,”... Read more »

Did Daniel Day-Lewis leave you with the urge for more Abraham Lincoln?