It's holiday time at the multiplex, when little films peep about between blockbusters in hopes of receiving some early awards-season notice. TIME's Richard Corliss takes stock of three contenders
With a new cable channel, Oprah tries to spread her star power and self-power gospel over 24 hours
Satellites -- and some star power -- will put Sudan's crisis in the spotlight
Agathe von Trapp, a member of the musical family whose escape from Nazi-occupied Austria was the basis for The Sound of Music, has died
Little Fockers won the weekend at the North American box office, but Hollywood's sultans of stats had thought this $100 million–budgeted addition to the all-star franchise would do much better
There are few fresh jokes in this third bout of in-law feuding between Ben Stiller and Robert DeNiro, but some of them make you laugh anyway
Having spent a lot of time this past couple of weeks looking back on 2010 here, it's time to look forward.
The Coen brothers' version of John Wayne's classic True Grit is a truer, grittier interpretation of the original Charles Portis novel. You've seen the movie, now see the book
TIME critics Richard Corliss and Mary Pols sample the best and most anticipated films of the 2010 holiday season
TIME picked the best fiction books of the year in our annual round-up of the Top 10 Everything.
Outtakes and rarities from a legendary 1968 photo shoot are released in a new book, A Day in the Life of the Beatles (Rizzoli 2010)
True Grit: Trading the Dude for the Duke
George Clooney in Sudan
Top 10 Hangover Cures
Fond Farewells of 2010: A Video Tribute
15 Who Got Their 15 Minutes of Fame in 2010
Who Is Willing to Pay For What Online
What Recession? Behind France's Housing Boom
A Brief History of Anarchism: The European Tradition
Is the World Ready for 7 Billion People?
Spumante vs. Champagne: Battle of the Bubblies