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Cannes: Tilda Swinton Suggests ‘Only Lovers Left Alive’ Could Be A Documentary For The Outsiders Of The World; Jim Jarmusch Won’t Analyze This

The 66th Annual Cannes Film Festival is quickly coming to a close In fact, the Un Certain Regard winners were just announced a short while ago (you can see them all right here). But this year's line-up, unlike year's past, placed a lot of heavy weights near the end of the festival like Roman Polanski's "Venus In Fur" (which screened today) and Jim Jarmusch's deadpanned, odd and deeply enjoyable vampire movie, "Only Lovers Left Alive" which screened last night (you can read our review right here). The film centers on a deeply depressed underground musician (Tom Hidd...

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Google's Eric Schmidt: 'A Sense of Humor' About 'The Internship'

This story first appeared in the May 31 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. "I had a cameo, and it got cut," laughs Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, referring to the new Owen Wilson-Vince Vaughn comedy The Internship, which is set at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. Schmidt talked about the movie during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter about his just-published book The New Digital Age: Reshaping the Future of People, Nations and Business, which he co-wrote with Jared Cohen, who heads the company's in-house think tank Google Ideas and is a fo...

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10 Worst Sketches of 'Saturday Night Live' Season 38

With the thirty-eighth season of "Saturday Night Live" in the books, it`s time to look back at the highlights as well as lowlights of the season that was. These represent not just the best/worst sketches, but also moments/trends throughout the season. This should help present a better picture of the show as it recharges its batteries over the summer months. Today, we`ll be looking at the ten worst things about this season. Next week, we`ll look at the ten best.Check out our picks for the ten worst here:

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Daniel Gillies Talks THE VAMPIRE DIARIES, The Spin-Off THE ORIGINALS, His Directorial Debut BROKEN KINGDOM, and More

Arnold Schwarzenegger`s career renaissance continues apace, with the big man currently in talks to star in Steve Pink`s remake of The Toxic Avenger. The Hot Tub Time Machine director will be bringing the `80s cult favourite back to the big screen, in which a nerdy janitor finds himself granted superpowers after being dumped in a barrel of toxic waste by a gang of bullies. Arnie won`t be playing the titular hero (Schwarzenegger as a nerdy janitor?), but rather a mentor, who shows our newly powerful protagonist how to channel his abilities for good. Schwarzenegger will play a character known as ...

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