After years of being delayed since its 2008 production, Tim Story's 'Hurricane Season,' which stars Oscar winner Forest Whitaker, is finally being released on DVD this week.

Written by Robert Eisele, the film also marks rapper Lil' Wayne's film debut and features Taraji P. Henson, Robbie Jones, Bonnie Hunt, Isaiah Washington, Bow Wow, Michael Gaston, Courtney B. Vance and Joshua Byers.

Based on a true story and set a year after Hurricane Katrina, Al Collins (Whitaker), a high school basketball coach in Louisiana, assembles a team of players who previously attended different schools before the disaster and leads them on a path to the state championships.

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith say they're not to blame for a movie that made absolutely no money.

In legal papers filed Feb. 5 in L.A. County Superior Court, the Hollywood power couple claims the guy who financed the movie is threatening to sue them because he believes they "guarThe Human Contract Jadaanteed" a return on an investment to get him on board. According to TMZ, the Smiths claim they "made no such representations."

It's been a while since we've seen actress Monica Calhoun, who first gained prominence in Ice Cube's 'The Players Club' and later 'The Best Man' with Taye Diggs. After a few independent films and some episodic roles on various TV series, she's hasn't been seen on the big screen since starring in 'The Salon' with Vivica A. Fox in 2005.

The Philadelphia native may not have taken on any Hollywood roles recently, but she's stayed busy. She's now headlining a Web-based original series called 'Diary of a Single Mom,' which also stars Billy Dee Williams, Richard Roundtree,
Brooklyn Mclinn and Leon.

The series chronicles the lives and challenges of three single mothers and their families trying to get ahead despite obstacles, such as child care, health, education and finances.

Is Beyonce that hot in demand? She's either loved or hated by the entertainment world.

After celebrating her record six Grammy wins and then nominated for a Razzie Award for Worst actress of 2009, the latest story is that she's attached to act opposite Oscar winner Russell Crowe in yet another remake of 'A Star is Born.'

The story is coming from the LA Times blog, who states that Warner Bros. is now looking at the 'Gladiator' star as the lead opposite her. If you've seen the previous versions that came out in 1937, 1954 and 1976, you know that the movie is about an aging, alcoholic musician who mentors/is schooled by and then finds romance with a younger female star.

Among the many TV ads and film trailers to air during this weekend's Super Bowl, one of the more memorable ones is UGO.com's exclusive look at 'The Last Airbender,' a film directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

The film stars Jackson Rathbone , Dev Patel, Cliff Curtis, Nicola Peltz, Jessica Andres and Noah Ringer.

An adaptation of the beloved cartoon 'Avatar: The Last Airbender,' the story follows the adventures of Aang, a young successor to a long line of Avatars who must put aside his childhood ways to prevent the Fire Nation from enslaving the Water, Earth and Air nations.

After last year's 'The Taking of Pelham 123,' John Travolta returns to the action genre with the high octane 'From Paris With Love.'

A personal aide to the U.S. Ambassador in France, James Reese (played by Jonathan Rhys Meyers) has an enviable life in Paris and a beautiful French girlfriend, but his real passion is his side job as a low-level operative for the CIA. All James wants is to become a bona fide agent and see some real action. So when he's offered his first senior-level assignment, he can't believe his good luck - until he meets his new partner, special agent Charlie Wax (played by Travolta).

A trigger-happy, wisecracking, loose cannon who's been sent to Paris to stop a terrorist attack, Wax leads James on a white-knuckle shooting spree through the Parisian underworld that has James praying for his desk job. But when James discovers he's a target of the same crime ring they're trying to bust, he realizes there's no turning back...and that Wax himself might be his only hope for making it through the next forty-eight hours alive.

From the time 'Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire' debuted at Sundance to its theatrical opening, talk among many was that Gabourey 'Gabby' Sidibe's acting was a tour-de-force.

The young actress earned a Golden Globe nomination, and she can now add Oscar nominee to her list of accomplishments. Should she win for best actress, she'd join Halle Berry as the only African American to hold such an honor.