We all know it, and consciously or unconsciously, we prepare for it: Thanksgiving is not, after all, just a holiday, but the starting line for a five and a half week social immersion involving family, colleagues and friends that leaves us all stunned... Full Article at Huffington Post

When it comes to thrillers and tales of suspense, there is no greater artist than Alfred Hitchcock. Full Article at BuzzFocus.com

One of the trade papers calls it "one of the biggest downers to emerge from a major studio in recent memory -- an overbearingly glum look at a Chicago celebrity combing through the emotional wreckage of his life." Full Article at The Sheila Variations

Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner have cracked each other up for about 60 years. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch

The French film actress and dancer Leslie Caron tangoed with Fred Astaire, partied with Barbra Streisand and matched wits on screen with Cary Grant. Full Article at New York Post

This week’s story selection has a wide geographical span: one story about a Russian immigrant to the city of London, and one that culminates in the wide American West. Full Article at WNYC | New York Public Radio

We can't be gaming all the time, despite our best efforts, and from time to time we'll actually take advantage of the movie-playing abilities on our gaming systems. Full Article at Joystiq

STAR TREK (2009, Paramount, PG-13, $30) — In the prequel to the classic TV series, director J.J. Abrams ("Lost") time-travels back to the beginning of the bromance between Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) and Spock (Zachary Quinto). Full Article at NorthJersey.com

"I was president of the show choir, I was kind of a geek, whatever," says Christine Woods. Full Article at Backstage

The trusty love triangle gets another screen workout with “The Twilight Saga: New Moon.” Filmmakers have known for years that this scenario is a sure audience draw, playing on the basic human desire to find one soulmate and adding the drama of being... Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch

HITCHCOCK of the making of his ‘North By Northwest.' By 1938, producer-director Alfred Hitchcock felt he had nothing more to prove in his native England and was ready for Hollywood. Full Article at The Hindu

The great spy world was enhanced by the movie North by Northwest by Alfred Hitchcock. The way that this movie transformed modern spy movies changed not only the shape of further movies but also the way characters were played. Full Article at Associated Content

The Big Apple event has been constructed in the Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminus. Walk off 42nd Street, past the four-faced clock and down the marble staircases and you could be forgiven for memories of Cary Grant in North by Northwest. Full Article at The Telegraph

This film will improve so much, if – and only if – the next G.I. JOE film more fully embraces the look and style of COBRA and the fun James Bond-on-steroids glee that the toys are played with. Full Article at Original Signal: Movies

His Girl Friday (1940), starring Rosalind Russell and Cary Grant is about a newspaper editor who will do anything to stop his star reporter and former wife from remarrying. Full Article at mediabistro.com

Wasting no time, Cohen literally ran out to center stage and, joining his nine-piece band, launched into his regular opener, "Dance Me to the End of Love." Full Article at LiveDaily

First, I suppose I should describe what I mean by “cool”, since the word is so broadly defined now… Growing up, to me “cool” meant someone that people were instinctively drawn to, but who kept themselves slightly apart. Full Article at Huffington Post

Farah, 44, had worked with Browne in developing the Brooks Bros.' black-fleece collection. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Alfred Hitchcock's (1959), starring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason, has been available on DVD for years, but now Warner Home Video has released a 50th Anniversary Edition two-disc DVD set containing a version of the feature film that is... Full Article at About.com: DVD