Vampires, werewolves, and forbidden love. Fans of the Twilight saga are lining up to attend showings of New Moon, beginning with midnight viewings of the movie across the country.

If you are not a fan of the Twilight books and movies, you very likely know some one who is.
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Twilight fans are anxiously waiting for 'New Moon' to hit theatres Friday. The buzz is just about everywhere, and Twilight fanatics will once again be tempted to choose between two sides - Team Edward or Team Jacob. INSIDE: Take Our Poll! Which Team Are You On? 

Movie fans are lining up for the end of the world, with the disaster tale "2012" hauling in $65 million domestically to debut at No. 1.

The Detroit suburb of Allen Park has closed on its purchase of 104 acres of land for a new movie studio.

Documentary maker Ken Burns is helping Michigan State University inaugurate its new film studies major.

In honor of Halloween, the one day of the year where participants play "dress-up," and acting like a kid--no matter what your age--is the norm, we thought it would be fun to share some of our scary movie experiences. INSIDE: Share Your Horror/Thriller Movie Memories With Us!

Michigan's movie makers are trying to write a happy ending to the film incentive saga. Lawmakers are proposing cuts to the rebate program, so producers and directors gathered Monday night to rally against those cuts.
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We have your front row seat to a big movie shoot right here at Channel 7. Action News reporter Christy McDonald takes us behind the scenes of Vanishing on 7th Street, starring Hayden Christensen and WXYZ-TV!
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Action News is getting a taste of Hollywood right here in our own Broadcast House! The producers of "Vanishing on 7th Street" chose Channel 7 as a key location in the movie.
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UPDATED: Hollywood is back in metro Detroit, and two Action News anchors have landed roles!
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2012 is a disaster. (Please note that I did not finish that sentence with the words "film" or "movie." Just "disaster.")

George Clooney and director Grant Heslov bring a strong supporting cast--Ewan McGregor, Jeff Bridges and Kevin Spacey--to give the project depth and marquee value. Unfortunately, all this is not quite enough. The Men Who Stare at Goats is almost a good movie.

Could there be a better time to see Zombieland than Halloween weekend? Even though it hit theatres about a month ago, this imaginative tale of the undead roaming the countryside and those among the living fighting them off is a delicious mix of horror and gore, chuckles and silliness.

Media queen Oprah Winfrey held back tears in a televised emotional farewell on Friday - as she confirmed she's quitting her U.S. talk show.

Kelly Osbourne has no intention of walking down the aisle with fiance Luke Worrell until he is 21 - so her beau can legally drink alcohol at their wedding party.

Miley Cyrus' North Carolina concert will go on as planned, following the tragic tour bus accident that killed one man and injured nine others.

Steven Tyler has opened up about his rumored hiatus from Aerosmith - he's taking some time off to write a book while his injured shoulder heals.

Singer Jordin Sparks is recovering after emergency surgery to have her appendix removed.

Brad Pitt is set to battle extraterrestrials in the Bermuda Triangle, after securing the movie rights to a new video game.

The Roman Catholic Church has expressed concerns over the growing popularity of the Twilight movies - Vatican officials have called the vampire franchise a "moral vacuum with a deviant message."

Hugh Jackman has healed the long running rift with his mom after she walked out on him as a kid - the pair has been spending time together in New York.

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are facing a lawsuit from a woman who alleges she was injured by the couple's dog.

Actress Sadie Frost is set to lift the lid on her marriage to Jude Law - she's preparing to release an autobiography.