Identity theft affects an estimated millions of people, leading to months of worry and stress. It’s hardly a laughing matter. Nor is Seth Gordon’s brash comedy.

That we know what happens in the much-filmed version of Irish clergyman Jonathan Swift’s timeless parody on human nature – and travel writing – somehow tells against this latest version … it is, sadly, predictable and disappointingly lacking in novelty.

A gentle, well thouhht-out drama with a solid and charmingly observed strength of characters this tale set in New York is the week's pick, thanks to the writing, directing and watchable ensemble playing.

Amanda Peet has given birth to her second daughter.

Another date for the diary, another day for the world to end.

Mulder and Scully – one believes, the other doesn’t – are back, 10 years after the last journey into the mysterious world of unknown things from beyond … and very welcome they are, too.

The UK premiere of supernatural thriller 'The X-Files: I Want To Believe' will be attended by its stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson today.

The little dears will tell you anything. So when sci-fi writer John Cusack, recently widowed, and female friend Peet adopt a little lad (Coleman) they fall prey to his tall tales of being recently arrived from Mars.

Matthew Perry's TV fortunes have taken a dive - the former Friends star's acclaimed new show has been axed.

Jessica Alba has snatched up Lindsay Lohan's role in the new movie Bill, after the teen actress abruptly quit the film because the first-time directors weren't well known enough.

A Lot Like Love

Mary-Kate Olsen was so desperate for a cigarette, she broke New York City's smoking ban by lighting up in the ladies' toilet at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art's Costume Institute Gala on Monday night.

Allen, famous for blowing hot and cold and, equally, for too often losing the plot in recent years, takes a step in the right direction with this clever and complex story.

Something’s Gotta Give stars Diane Keaton as Erica‚ a successful playwright stuck in her Hampton beach house playing nurse to Harry (Jack Nicholson).

70s show star Ashton Kutcher has asked the producers of his new film, romantic comedy A Lot Like Love, to take the sizzle out of his love scenes with Amanda Peet.

Matthew Perry admits he’s madly in love with his new girlfriend, Rachel Dunn, who’s a fashion student, and he’s reportedly planning to marry her.

It's hard to understand why it has been so highly-praised in the States - with Keaton collecting an Oscar nomination - since it is merely sort-of interesting rather than outstanding.

Hollywood hellraiser Jack Nicholson admitted today he could see some of himself in his new role as an older man with a penchant for younger women.

The early promise - of, albeit, a conventional tale - is not delivered upon in this murder mystery.

An all-star cast manage to pull out some all-star performances in Igby Goes Down.

CHANGING LANES stars Ben Affleck as Gavin Banek, a young New York City lawyer who’s married to the boss’s daughter (Amanda Peet) and is on the fast lane to the top.

High Crimes: Lawyer Claire Kubik (Ashley Judd) and husband Tom (Jim Caviezel) are a happy couple living the American dream, successful careers, nice home, nice cars and plans afoot to start a family.