Movies
Hair-don't: Anna Faris is on fire in What's Your Number? -- even if the material is mostly damp squib. Claire Folger/Fox hide caption
Broomfield, who moved to Palin's hometown of Wasilla, AK, while making the film, was ultimately unable to secure an interview with the former Republican vice-presidential candidate — so he appears with a cardboard stand-up of her in his documentary. Freestyle Releasing hide caption
Dark Skies: Jeff Nichols' haunting Take Shelter centers on an Ohio man (Michael Shannon, with Tova Stewart) plagued with nightmares about a coming apocalypse. Sony Pictures Classics hide caption
Bloody Mess: Chloe (Chelan Simmons) is one of a clueless citified klatch whose general haplessness keeps getting people killed. Magnolia Films hide caption
This photo, taken from a 2003 U.S. Department of Defense surveillance video, was released by Omar Khadr's lawyers. Khadr (pictured) is in an interrogation room at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. Les Films Adobe hide caption
Shock And Aw-Shucks: Adam's best friend, Kyle (Seth Rogen), bucks him up with black comedy — and a trip to the bar to troll for babes. Chris Helcermanas-Benge/Summit Entertainment hide caption
Cruz Reynoso was the first Latino justice on the California Supreme Court. Courtesy of California Supreme Court hide caption
In 50/50, Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Adam, a public radio host stricken with cancer who enlists his best friend, played by Seth Rogen, for moral and physical support. Chris Helcermanas-Benge/Summit Publicity hide caption
This image provided by Cinecitta studio's in Rome shows Charlton Heston in a scene from the movie Ben-Hur being shot in 1958. AP hide caption
A screen grab from ESPN Films Catching Hell, Alex Gibney's look at the story of Steve Bartman. ESPN hide caption