'X-Men' Cast Unites
Wolverine and the rest of the X-Men are back for the third installment in the series, 'X-Men: The Last Stand.'
'EXTRA' caught up with Hugh Jackman, Kelsey Grammer, Ian McKellen and Oscar-winner Halle Berry to discuss how, despite being science fiction, the movie has very relatable themes.
'X-Men: The Last Stand' opens May 26th.
TomKat Steps Out for 'M:I III' Premiere
Jared Leto's Band
Jared Leto might still be known as the teen actor/heartthrob from his days on the show, 'My So-Called Life,' but now he has the girls screaming for a different reason - his hot rock band, 30 Seconds to Mars.
After years of hard work, the band is headlining sold-out shows and has their videos featured on MTV.com.
See Jared talk about his new record, his new movie "Chapter 27" (featuring Lindsay Lohan), and the dramatic diet trick that shed the pounds after he gained weight for the film.
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Sneak Peek at 'The Da Vinci Code'
Tom Hanks stars alongside Audrey Tautou and Sir Ian McKellen in the action packed thriller 'The Da Vinci Code.'
Producer Brian Grazer and screenwriter Akiva Goldsman, Oscar-winners for 'A Beautiful Mind,' collaborate once more to bring the popular suspense novel to life.
In the film, a murder mystery leads to the one of the biggest investigations in history. 'The Da Vinci Code' opens May 19th.
Click here to get a sneak peek at the flick before it hits the screens.
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Manhattan on Cruise Control
By boat, motorcycle, taxi, helicopter, subway, and even sports car, Tom Cruise made his way around Manhattan to promote 'Mission: Impossible III.'
The promotions were part of a massive publicity jaunt that also included a ride in the New York subway with co-star Lawrence Fishburne.
'Mission: Impossible III' opens this Friday, check Moviefone for showtimes and tickets.
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Superman to the Charity Rescue
'Superman Returns' stars Brandon Routh and Kate Bosworth hit Kitson, a hot spot in Beverly Hills, to help promote a charity event.
In honor of the late and original Superman, Christopher Reeve, Kitson is selling autographed dolls of the super hero and his fictional wife, Lois Lane, to raise money for spinal cord injury treatment. All proceeds go to the Christopher Reeve Foundation.
At the exclusive launching of the charity event, Routh spoke about the movie, which is set to hit theaters June 30th.
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Britney Grows and So Do Her Agents' Frustration
Agents don't like to learn things about their celeb clients from the tabloids, and they especially don't like to find out that their biggest client -- whom they've been selling all over town for feature film roles -- is pregnant.
"Frustration" is a word being used around the offices of William Morris, the agency that reps Britney Spears. "It came as a shock," said one insider.
Road Trippin' With Williams
'EXTRA's' Tanika Ray sat down with Robin Williams to talk about his new comedy, 'RV.'
But when you try and talk to Robin about one thing, the conversation is bound to go in a million different directions -- including Robin's stripper name and a possible 'Mrs. Doubtfire 2.'
Check local listings for when 'EXTRA' airs.
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Mandy: Fans Deserve Better
Mandy Moore said in a recent radio interview that her first album -- recorded when she was 14 -- "sucked," and has offered anyone who unfortunately purchased the record a refund.
Moore was a guest April 20 on the 'Kevin and Bean Show' on Los Angeles' World Famous KROQ-FM to discuss her role in the flick 'American Dreamz.' The 22-year-old also chatted about her history as a pop princess.
The Tom Tour Hits London
Tom Cruise surprised fans by showing up to the London premiere of his new movie, 'Mission: Impossible: 3.' After a press conference in Rome, Cruise had said he'd be jetting back to the States to be with Katie Holmes and daughter Suri. But after talking it over with his fiancee, Tom didn't want to disappoint his fans.
Both the film's director J.J. Abrams and co-star Michelle Monaghan had nothing but high praise for Cruise.
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Tom Cruise: A 'Crazy White Man'
Tom Cruise wanted to take 'Mission: Impossible 3' to "the next level" -- and the rest of the cast thinks they have done just that.
Philip Seymour Hoffman told the television show 'EXTRA' that the action sequences "are relentlessly amazing" and Ving Rhames calls Cruise a "crazy white man" for doing 99.9 percent of his own stunts.
See for yourself when 'Mission: Impossible 3' hits theaters May 5.
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Cruise Lands in Rome
Tom Cruise was able to pull away from his fiance?nd newborn daughter to jet to Rome to talk about his new movie, 'Mission: Impossible III.' Cruise popped in on the rest of the 'M:I:3' cast at the press conference for the film.
Before he left town, Tom sat down with 'EXTRA's' AJ Calloway to talk about the birth of his daughter and what made him return to the 'Mission: Impossible' franchise.
It's 'Impossible' to Talk About the Movie
A $100 million movie -- 'Mission: Impossible 3' -- took backseat to a 7 pound, 7 ounce baby girl named Suri when the stars of 'M:I-3' sat down to talk about the new film. The cast ended up talking more about their co-star Tom Cruise's newborn daughter than they did about their experience making the film.
Michelle Monaghan, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ving Rhames and Kerri Russell all had something to say about the baby and their good friend Tom.
Welcome to 'Silent Hill'
Australian actress Radha Mitchell stars in the big screen adaptation of popular video game franchise 'Silent Hill.'
"When I did read the script, it was pretty spooky," Mitchell says. "I got to page 30 and had to put it down. I said, 'I can't finish reading this.'"
'Silent Hill' opens April 21.
Are Audiences Ready for 'United 93'?
Paul Greengrass, director of the controversial new movie, 'United 93,' sat down with 'EXTRA's' Tanika Ray to talk about how he hopes the film is received by audiences.
"I think they will feel inspired by this story of human courage," Greengrass says.
Check local listings for when 'EXTRA' airs.
Stars Come Out for 'Lost City'
Andy Garcia and Bill Murray were among the stars of 'The Lost City' to come out for the film's premiere last night in Hollywood. The movie is set in Cuba during the revolutionary late-1950s.
The film marks Garcia's feature film directorial debut.
'The Lost City' comes out in limited release April 28.