Faith Hill BABY CHANGES EVERYTHING

Faith Hill is all over your TV this holiday season including a PBS special called Joy to the World. She also has a new album of Christmas songs that includes this next video called A BABY CHANGES EVERYTHING.
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Paramore DECODE Twilight Soundtrack

Twilight isn't just a smash hit film, it's also dominating the music scene. The soundtrack includes songs by Linkin Park and Muse. Paramore also contributes the original song DECODE. Check out the video here.
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Choreograper Laurie Ann Gibson tells us why Diddy is so successful

v4318, HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - Tuesday November 25 2008. Laurie Ann Gibson, who famously fell out with Sean "P Diddy" Combs on MTV's "Making the Band" chats with us about Diddy and what she thinks her legacy will be. Laurie was attending the Music Mogul Hollywood event in the city. Video: PacificCoastNewsVideo.com UK OFFICE: +44 131 225 3333/3322 US OFFICE: 1 310 822 0419
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Interview with Writer-Director Jonah Markowitz

In this video clip we had the chance to sit down with the director Jonah Markowitz to talk about his first feature film Shelter. Shelter is a movie about Zach (Trevor Wright) who has given up his dreams of going to art school long ago and currently spends his life surfing, drawing and hanging out with his best friend, Gabe (Ross Thomas). When Gabe's older brother Shaun (Brad Rowe) comes back to town, he and Zach enter into a relationship.
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SCREAMERS: THE HUNTING trailer

Trailer for Sheldon Wilson's sci-fi/horror film SCREAMERS: THE HUNTING.
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Priviliged: Lucy Kate Hale

Lucy Kate Hale plays Rose Baker, 1 of 2 siblings on The CW's PRIVILEGED who torture their new tutor. She also was on AMERICAN JUNIORS as a singer in 2003 and talks about her love of AMERICAN IDOL as a former singer.
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THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT - Trailer

Trailer for Peter Cornwell's 2009 ghost movie, THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT starring Virginia Madsen and Elias Koteas.
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Review: 'Australia' is scenic but self-indulgent

AP Movie Critic Christy Lemire reviews the Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman epic 'Australia.' (Nov. 28)
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