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Peter Sarsgaard takes wing in 'The Seagull'

AP - Peter Sarsgaard wants to meet in a coffee bar in Brooklyn, but balks when he gets there. more »

Purple Reigns

From lavender to plum, and everything in between, see the stars who shine in one of this season's boldest colors - purple. (24 photos) view photos »

Ladies Night

Leighton Meester, Liv Tyler, and more attend a Piaget-hosted cocktail party at the Rockefeller Center Loft and Garden in NYC. (4 photos) view photos »

The Return of the Jumpsuit

Celebrities are bringing back the jumpsuit - a staple of fashion in the 1980s. (13 photos) view photos »

Week In Photos: July 13-19, 2008

Miss any of the hot celebrity stories from last week? Get your dish here with the Week In Photos. (11 photos) view photos »

US WEEKLY Review: Heath Ledger's Joker a "Harrowing Screen Villain"

The late actor is "a maniacal scene-stealer" in The Dark Knight, critic writes more »

"The Dark Knight" New York Premiere!

Christian Bale, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Christopher Nolan hit the black carpet in Gotham City for the latest installment in the Batman franchise. "The Dark Knight", starring Heath Ledger as The Joker, opens nationwide in theaters on July 18th. (04:22) watch video »

'Dark Knight' Cast Celebrates Heath Ledger At Premiere

NEW YORK, New York -- "The Dark Knight" premiered in New York City Monday night, bringing a taste of Gotham City to the Big Apple.

The cast of the latest installment in the Batman franchise talked to Access Hollywood about one of the most highly anticipated films of the summer, the possibility of a follow up and Heath's glaring absence from the night's festivities.

Heath Ledger Remembered at Dark Knight Premiere

His family flew in from Australia to watch the late actor play the Joker more »

MovieMantz Review: 'The Dark Knight'

by Scott Mantz

In case you haven't already noticed, 2008 has been an exceptional year for superhero movies. It started with "Iron Man," inarguably one of the best movies ever made based on a comic book character. That was followed by the very entertaining reboot of "The Incredible Hulk," Will Smith's peculiar, if uneven "Hancock" and the wildly inventive "Hellboy II: The Golden Army."

That trend reaches a peak with "The Dark Knight," director Christopher Nolan's visually stunning, super serious and, yes, very dark follow-up to 2005's "Batman Begins."