When Bryan Greenberg first saw the script for A Short History of Decay, opening this week, there was one thing about the project that immediately caught his eye. “The script came to me, and when I saw it was produced by Milos Foreman, I knew it was something I ... More

Fallon Goodson may have had the luckiest Hollywood break ever. "When I moved out here, I didn't know anyone and there was no way to get into the industry," the actress recently told DuJour. "I didn't have a reel, so I first segued into producing. Maladies was the one film I knew was going ... More

Most actors don’t have the luxury of sitting back and waiting for plum roles to come their way. But thanks to eight seasons—and seemingly endless syndication—of his breakout sitcom That 70s Show, Wilmer Valderrama doesn’t have to take a part just to keep the lights on. “There are very few times ... More

In her latest film, On My Way, which opened this week, French screen icon Catherine Deneuve plays a character not at all like herself. Her Bettie, a former beauty queen and failing restaurateur recently jilted by her married lover, is a woman riddled with regrets and running out ... More

First off, James Landry Hébert is sensitive, articulate and incredibly polite. Watching him on the big screen, though, you'd never know it. In his Twitter bio, he assures you he's “the nicest bad guy you'll ever meet!” because ever since his break in the 2010 film Skateland, Landry Hébert has been ... More

Before he took up acting, Ben Lloyd-Hughes wanted to be a barrister. “I like standing up for the little man,” the 25-year-old British actor says, “and trying to fight for the truth.” It was only after he discovered practicing law wasn’t what he expected—“maybe what I was attracted to was ... More

Before he took up acting, Ben Lloyd-Hughes wanted to be a barrister. “I like standing up for the little man,” the 25-year-old British actor says, “and trying to fight for the truth.” It was only after he discovered practicing law wasn’t what he expected—“maybe what I was attracted to was ... More

It’s no easy task to turn a man against his family, friends and country, but in Bethlehem, the debut film from director Yuval Adler (opening February 21) that’s precisely what happens. The film—Israel’s entry for this year’s Foreign Language Oscar—follows secret service agent Razi as he develops ... More

On a snowy night in New York last week, Leonardo DiCaprio looked out at the crowd of hundreds who had braved the weather to hear him speak at the Ziegfeld Theater about his collaborations with director Martin Scorsese—the latest of which, The Wolf of Wall Street, would be screening later ... More

Sometimes the signs of a breakup are so obvious, it's painful: there's the unmade bed, the half-eaten cartons of Chinese takeout, the brooding Coldplay song on repeat. It's this last clue in particular that raised Joy Bryant's eyebrows when she walked in on a friend who's relationship was on the ... More