Anna Kendrick

There are probably more works of fiction about the Weather Underground than there were ever members. Okay, that's a hyperbolic statement, but when you get in the mindset of the radical left of the 1960s and 1970s you tend to get a little grand in your rhetoric. The Weather Underground, if you don't know, was the anti-Vietnam youth movement so sickened by the US's foreign policy that they felt they

Really, Anna Kendrick? You're going to follow up 'Pitch Perfect' with something called 'Rapturepalooza'? Well, I suppose we saw something like this coming, and perhaps it's not all bad. We were just thrown a bit by the immediate 'Scary Movie' vibe we got from the latest red-band trailer.

A new trailer for 'The Company You Keep' starring Shia LaBeouf, Susan Sarandon, Robert Redford and pretty much half of Hollywood has hit the web and we gotta say, LaBeouf looks kind of convincing in those smart-person glasses.

What's wrong with a little good clean fun? While a cappella versions of the biggest pop hits of the '80s, '90s and today are not exactly my jam, a crowd-pleasing comedy with a few unexpected subversive moments can be. It would take a misanthrope of the highest order to dislike 'Pitch Perfect,' preposterous and predictable though it may be.

'Captain America 2' - now officially subtitled 'Winter Soldier' - takes place in modern day, which means Cap's flame, Peggy Carter, won't be returning for the sequel. So Steve Rogers is gonna need a new woman in his life and Marvel has narrowed down their search to three actresses for the role.

We're not saying she should quit her day job anytime soon, but watching Anna Kendrick rap in this new clip from 'Pitch Perfect' is just about the coolest -- and cutest -- thing we've seen today. And yes, we've seen some cat videos.

Anna Kendrick is an academy award nominee (for 'Up in the Air'), though not a household name. But if 'Pitch Perfect' is a hit, she will be. Kendrick leads a group of a cappella singers in what looks to be a mash-up of 'Glee' and 'Bring it On.' Still, it could be reasonably entertaining.

Lately, Hollywood has been giving us a steady stream of summer blockbusters inspired by comic books (‘The Avengers’), campy television shows (‘Dark Shadows’) or board games (‘Battleship’).  ‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’ might be a first, then. The ensemble comedy – which opens in theaters on May 18; read our review here – takes its cues from a massively popular self-help guide that’s tra