The actor's directorial debut, in which he plays a porn addict, stars Scarlett Johansson, Tony Danza, Julianne Moore, and many more

Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Jesse Eisenberg and Mark Ruffalo are starring in "Now You See Me," a new thriller about a group of magicians who steal from the rich and give to the poor. Freeman, Caine, Eisenberg and Ruffalo spoke to CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi at the film's red carpet New York premiere.

The actress told CBSNews.com that she feels fortunate to be returning for another film in the "X-Men" franchise

The comedy, based on the 2011 film of the same name, stars Ari Graynor as a divorcee who poses as a teacher to find a new husband

Singer Kevin Griffin tells CBSNews.com about the band's upcoming album and revisiting "How Does Your Garden Grow?"

The daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore is in the process of shooting her episode of the ABC Family show that will air in late July

Candice Glover, who won the Fox singing series last week after competing for four months, will release "Music Speaks" on July 16

Duchess of Cambridge wore a canary-colored Emilia Wickstead coat to the annual Buckingham Palace event

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter opens up about her new album, motherhood and the music industry

Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox joined Aniston for a funny video promoting her co-hosting stint on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"

Paula Cole performs an acoustic version of the song "Why Don't You Go?" off her self-released album "Raven."

Paula Cole has worked with several major record labels during her 20-year career in the music industry. But for her latest project, the singer-songwriter used Kickstarter to crowd-fund the costs attached with making "Raven." Lauren Moraski spoke with Cole about the inspiration for the album and what it's like to be an independent artist.

The ABC morning show anchor will open up about her battles with cancer in her untitled memoir to be released in April 2014

Oklahoma native Toby Keith is also planning a benefit show nearby Oklahoma City for tornado victims

"The Big Bang Theory" and "American Horror Story" lead the nominations for the 3rd annual Critics' Choice Television Awards