Keira Knightley on The Edge of Love
	THE Edge of Love is about the friendship and complicated love lives of four young people in the Second World War; Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, his wife Caitlin, Dylan's childhood friend Vera Phillips, and her husband William Killick, a war hero.

	Grumpy Old Woman Jenny Eclair comes to The Anvil on May 31
	AFTER time spent co-writing and performing in the enormously successful Grumpy Old Women Live tour, writing and starring in her own plays, penning a novel, and hosting a regular Saturday morning radio show on LBC, Jenny Eclair could no longer resist the call of the stand-up stage.

	Russell Brand talks about Forgetting Sarah Marshall
	Q: Did you work out in advance, given that the script required beach wear? A: I tried to get a bit more fit, but I'm not naturally given to flying about sans gear. I'm more comfortable in clothing. But I was quite happy to do it, as the script did justify visible nipples.

	Director Mike Newell discusses Love in the Time of Cholera
	Q: This is supposed to be an unfilmable book - what were your fears going into it? A: The biggest thing was that it was a sacred text, Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a great sacred elephant of a writer. People who cannot possibly have known him call him by his diminutive Christian name - he's known as 'Gabo' - so there's a kind of possessiveness which is very daunting.

	Jim Carrey talks about Horton Hears A Who!
	JIM Carrey personifies the captivating Dr. Seuss character, Horton, in the new release Horton Hears A Who!, an animated rendition of the 1954 children's book.

	Hayden Christensen on Jumper
	Q: What was it like working with director Doug Liman? A: I think Doug has really made efforts to challenge himself and do something new and original. And he also encourages his actors to try different things as well.

	Ellen Page talks about Juno
	CANADIAN actress Ellen Page has been described as "the next Jodie Foster".