A couple of action adventure films and the latest comedy from Eddie Murphy are new in theaters this weekend.

A military drama, an archeological thriller, and superheroes galore.

Annie Castellano says do not let her size fool you.

Will Smith plays a superhero in need of a little good P.R. In the action adventure "Hancock".

The other day “60 Minutes” reran an interview with Will Smith who revealed his formula for becoming a movie star.

"Little Miss Sunshine" title player Abigail Breslin plays Kit Kittredge, An American Girl, based on the popular dolls which enchanted millions of pre-teen girls.

A thriller seen through the eyes of several different people, a highly praised TV drama and several comedies are new on DVD this week.

Give "Wanted" some credit.

The folks who brought the world "Toy Story", "Finding Nemo" and more recently, "Cars", are back with their newest computer animated adventure, "WALL-E".

Angelina Jolie's the teacher and James McAvoy's being taught the art of assassination in "Wanted".

Imagine you're a teenager and suddenly you're given an infant, a toddler, other teens and elderly folks to take care of all over a span of a few weeks.

Another classic TV favorite gets the big screen adaptation this weekend in theaters.

It's been a while since Mike Myers has starred in a movie but he's back this weekend in the comedy 'The Love Guru.'

A couple of special effects epics from this past winter arrive on
DVD this week.

It'll be dueling comedies opening this weekend in movie theaters.

Steve Carell takes on the title role of bumbling agent Maxwell Smart in an updated version of "Get Smart" based on the 1960's TV series.

It's the only show on TV. Where you can watch a sword swallower, a singer and acrobatic dancer all in the span of an hour.

Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson try to strike movie gold a second time with the romantic action comedy "Fool's Gold."  The duo from "How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days" is back together, playing a former couple thrown back together by circumstance.  He's trying to help a millionaire uncover buried deep sea treasure, she now happens to work for the same millionaire.  Add in some bad guys after the same treasure and you've got "Fool's Gold." It's rated PG-13.

Gas at four dollars, milk and eggs up more than a quarter.

Having no relatinship whatsoever with the 2003 movie "The Hulk" which starred Australian actor Eric Bana, "The Incredible Hulk" stars Edward Norton as a scientist who's paying the consequences for experimenting on himself.

"The Happening" is the latest from onetime wunderkind writer/director M. Night Shyamalan, whose creepy, hokey horror movies initially found an audience but whose films in recent years have been mostly met with derision. This one is one of his better ones, though for my money, that's not saying very much.

Director M. Night Shymalan has a new thriller in theaters this weekend.

The long running marvel comics superhero "The Incredible Hulk" returns this weekend.

What do you get when you take a supermodel, a singer, an olympic athlete, some actors and toss them all under the big top?  You get "Celebrity Circus," a whole new kind of reality show debuting Wednesday on NBC.

Move aside American Idol, America’s next big singing sensation is coming out of "Nashville Star."

A handful of new DVD’s come out this week.

As you might expect, "Kung Fu Panda" is set in China where a slacker panda, voiced by a perfectly cast Jack Black, works in his adopted father's noodle factory but dreams of becoming a kung fu master.

Movie critic Jeffery Lyons said, “I confess i’ve never been the biggest fan of Adam Sandler movies, but every one is a clean slate.

Dreams of a different life link the two new movies opening this weekend

Thursday night becomes "fright night" on NBC beginning Thursday.