CANNES, France (Reuters) - It is a subject rarely tackled in cinema, but Austria's Michael Haneke forces us to confront the reality that will befall us all - the end of life - in "Love", his beautiful and devastating film at Cannes.
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Cannes director Haneke faces death in moving "Love"
'Avengers' overpowers 'Battleship' at U.S., Canadian box office
Danish child abuse film shocks Cannes crowds
Filipino Christian conservatives denounce Lady Gaga concert
Sean Penn opens wallets for Haiti at Cannes gala
Tough times for small U.S. films despite bumper Cannes
Joke on Europe as Madagascar sequel comes to Cannes
Make your mind up J.Lo, says "American Idol" producer
Reality TV, celebrity obsession hit Cannes screens
'Avengers' overpowers 'Battleship' at U.S., Canadian box office
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Superhero movie "The Avengers" topped U.S. and Canadian box office charts for a third straight weekend with $55.1 million, sending action movie "Battleship" into second place and toppling comedy "The Dictator," according to studio estimates on Sunday.
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Danish child abuse film shocks Cannes crowds
CANNES, France (Reuters) - Danish director Thomas Vinterberg burst on to the scene in Cannes in 1998 with the acclaimed "Festen", and critics say he is close to his best again this year with "The Hunt", a shocking take on child abuse and its impact on a small community.
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Filipino Christian conservatives denounce Lady Gaga concert
MANILA (Reuters) - Conservative Christian groups in the Philippines on Saturday marched near a shopping mall to demand the cancellation of Lady Gaga's two concerts next week, saying her songs carried "demonic" undertones.
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Sean Penn opens wallets for Haiti at Cannes gala
CANNES (Reuters) - The Cannes film festival took time out from the movies to raise money for Haiti on Friday night, with Sean Penn at the helm pleading the humanitarian cause at a celebrity gala.
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Tough times for small U.S. films despite bumper Cannes
CANNES, France (Reuters) - In a bumper year for U.S. productions in Cannes, director John Hillcoat, presenting prohibition-era drama "Lawless" at the film festival on Saturday, said the state of smaller-budget American movies was "distressing".
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Joke on Europe as Madagascar sequel comes to Cannes
CANNES, France (Reuters) - The joke is on Europe, and in particular France, with the third animated "Madagascar" adventure, which has its world premiere at the Cannes film festival on Friday bringing big names in comedy to the red carpet.
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Make your mind up J.Lo, says "American Idol" producer
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jennifer Lopez and "American Idol" producers played a cat-and- mouse game on Friday over the singer's future on the TV talent show that revived her career and sent her to the top of a global celebrity power list.
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Reality TV, celebrity obsession hit Cannes screens
CANNES (Reuters) - Obsession with celebrity is the focus of Italian director Matteo Garrone's new movie "Reality" at the Cannes film festival, one of two pictures in the lineup exploring the corrosive power of instant fame and the desire to be watched.
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