Michelle Williams

The new 'Oz: The Great and Powerful' trailer has finally hit, and it's been long overdue since the first teaser trailer debuted at San Diego Comic-Con earlier this year. After a slew of new pics from the Sam Raimi's movie, not including the three 'Oz' posters preceding the new trailer's release, we finally have a full-length look at 'Oz: The Great and Powerful' with more stunning footage and a dee

A stage magician is transported to the land of Oz, where he encounters three witches and must prove to them that he's the all-powerful wizard they've been waiting for.

Who would have thought that the last 'Oz: The Great and Powerful' movie posters were just two pieces of one whole banner featuring the film's stars at the center?

The full trailer for Sam Raimi's 'Oz The Great and Powerful' will reportedly drop in just a couple days, so we've floated in a handful of new stills from the film to get you warmed up. So, what's knew that we haven't already seen? You'll get fresh looks at Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz and Mila Kunis -- as the prequel's trio of witches -- as well as a cute monkey, because every movie needs one.

We've loved her since she was Jen on 'Dawson's Creek,' and Michelle Williams has become one of America's most significant leading ladies with her challenging dramatic roles in films like 'Blue Valentine.' In today's Way Back When, we take a look back on her earlier days as an unknown actress.

Just days after releasing the second poster, 'Oz the Great and Powerful' is proud to present their third official poster, and this one shows us what happens when Sam Raimi gets all hopped up on Red Bull after watching Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland.'

After seeing previews for 'Silent Hill: Revelation 3D' and preparation for New York Comic Con 2012 was all set, we were excited to watch Michelle Williams take her spot amongst her coworkers at the NYCC panel. But when we got to the Javits Center, we thought to ourselves, "Did Williams get a haircut or something?"

Edward G. Robinson played gangsters, John Wayne played cowboys, Michelle Williams plays emotionally peripatetic women who break up with their husbands. It's impossible not to do a compare and contrast between 'Take This Waltz' and 'Blue Valentine.' They elicit very similar emotions in the viewer and cover much of the same ground. Every spousal separation is unique, however, so rest assured the “ge

'Take This Waltz,' currently available via VOD and iTunes before it hits theaters, features Michelle Williams as a reckless woman questioning her marriage when the opportunity to be unfaithful arises. We take a look at this uncompromising film and its honest portrayal of relationships.

Kids these days.  They see Michelle Williams the movie star, wife of the late Heath Ledger, Joshua Jackson as  star of the critically-acclaimed 'Fringe,' James Van Der Beek as the hit meta-character of 'Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, or possibly a fourth celebrity beyond that.  Don't they know that Paula Cole's music once radiated from the docks of 'Dawson's Creek,' putting Michelle Willia