Borat as Sherlock Holmes? Imagine what kinds of questions he'll ask!

With the sun shining and temperatures rising, you not want to spend an afternoon inside a movie theatre. On the other hand, those very same reasons may make you want to hide in the comfort of an air conditioned theatre, if it's hot and muggy.

Los Angeles—Can you be the poster boy for losers and then turn yourself into a comic-book superhero? Seth Rogen thinks he can. Rogen, who famously helped to promote the film Knocked Up through a poster of himself that featured the caption ‘What if this guy got you pregnant?’, is getting ready to play the Green Hornet.

Los Angeles—We may be more than two weeks away from the July 18 release date of the new Batman movie The Dark Knight, but there is a lot of buzz about its chances of winning awards.

For a clever example of the film-within-a-film approach, check out this short from the Netherlands.

Vancouverite Jay White's "Boar Attack" won the C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures Award for best animated short film at the CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival.

Last night (June 25), the Praxis Centre for Screenwriters presented A Tribute to Graham Greene.

In the past, a lot of people often confused the organization Out on Screen with the Vancouver Queer Film Festival, which they run.

In the near future, aspiring actors may need to pick up a few Bollywood dance moves. It's not just to star in any sequel to The Love Guru. The powerful inroads that Bollywood is making with Hollywood's stars, key players, and financial matters is showing signs that Hollywood may be increasingly influenced by India's ever-expanding film industry.

Holy early birdism, Batfans!

My gay friends LOVE Sex and the City. I mean LOVE it. (Lurve it.)

Hello dahlings. Time for my latest social butterfly diary entry.

It has almost all the right elements. CBC’s How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?—in which starry-eyed von Trapp hopefuls vie for the role on-stage, Survivor-style—pits talented, young, handsome (to say “hot” would be heresy for the Julie Andrews role) competitors against each other and their own young aspirations.

Celebrated actor Graham Greene is coming to Vancouver to participate in SFU's Praxis Centre for Screenwriting program.