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Johnny Depp "Public Enemies"

Johnny Depp may be the sexiest gangster ever in Michael Mann's stylish, brutal heist movie
  • "I Hate Valentine's Day"

    Nia Vardalos' big fat romantic stinker shows what happens when an actress overwhelms her own movie
  • The studs of summer TV

    Fallen heroes forge new lives, from the well-endowed has-been of "Hung" to the angsty star of "The Philanthropist"
  • Michael Jackson's celebrity suicide

    Born to stardom, he never knew what it was like to live or even behave normally
  • The King is dead

    From death photos to celebrity sound bites, the three-ring circus of mourning Michael Jackson has just begun
  • Don't stop 'til you get enough

    Critics and Salon staffers remember Michael Jackson's legacy, his racial impact and the brilliance of "Billie Jean"
  • Jackson's peers react

    Madonna and Mariah, Britney and Beyonce, Spielberg, Scorcese, Cher and many others respond
  • "The Hurt Locker"

    Could an Iraq war movie actually be good? Kathryn Bigelow's unsettling film is more than explosions and gore
  • "Chéri"

    As an aging courtesan, Michelle Pfeiffer brings beauty to this Colette adaptation -- but can she bring heat?
  • Michael Jackson's life in video

    A brilliant career, from his 1968 Motown audition at the age of 9 to his epic videos of the 1980s and beyond
  • Remembering Farrah

    A '70s icon and pinup queen, she redefined beauty -- and allowed us to glimpse the ugliness of her cancer
  • The Galactica fan tease

    Is Ronald Moore's "Virtuality" an incomplete TV movie, a marketing ploy or a great series you'll never see?
  • "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen"

    Giant robots battle it out (and hump Megan Fox's leg) in this loud and clumsy summer spectacular
  • Jon minus Kate plus eight

    The beleaguered couple calls it quits, but the show must go on!
  • Guillotine those rich teens!

    The fledgling blowhards of "NYC Prep" offer a cathartic release for that sickness inside your soul
  • There's no place like home!

    "Real Estate Intervention" brings tough love to homeowners while "The Lazy Environmentalist" makes going green easy
  • "Whatever Works"

    Woody Allen and Larry David return to New York, bringing their crotchety self-mockery with them
  • "The Proposal"

    Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds try to skate around the law -- and genre clichés -- in this romantic comedy
  • "Year One"

    Jack Black and Michael Cera get in touch with their inner cavemen in this time-traveling bromance
  • TV apocalypse now!

    The bad science and special effects of "Impact" are hurtling toward your TV this summer. Be afraid, be very afraid!
  • I Like to Watch

    The polite vampires of HBO's "True Blood" rise from the dead for a second season of blood lust and moral ambiguity.
  • "The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3"

    John Travolta and Denzel Washington face off in this New York subway thriller. But will they hijack a classic?
  • The dark side of the moon

    Sam Rockwell and Duncan Jones talk about their new space movie and the pleasures of 1970s science fiction films.
  • I Like to Watch

    In Showtime's "Nurse Jackie," Edie Falco transforms the heroic hospital drama into a dark dramedy.
  • "Land of the Lost"

    Dinosaurs and Sleestaks -- oh yeah, and Will Ferrell -- roam the earth in this update of the trippy '70s TV show.
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Beyond the Multiplex

  • Disco dancin' with the dictator

    And also killing people. The Pinochet-era ultra-dark comedy "Tony Manero" is the feel-bad movie of the year

  • Karl Malden 1912-2009

    The tough-guy character actor leaves behind a memorable career in movies and TV -- and then there's "Sekulovich"

  • Defusing bombs at 115 degrees

    Action queen Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal talk about "The Hurt Locker," their pulse-elevating Iraq drama

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