Daniel Hill

Joe (Daniel Craig, Road to Perdition) is an accomplished writer and professor whose rational life is thrust into a downward spiral of guilt after witnessing a freak, fatal ballooning accident while picnicking with girlfriend Claire (Samantha Morton, Minority Report). Jed (Rhys Ifans, Notting Hill), another man involved in that fateful day, seeks out Joe looking for consolation and a way to make sense of this tragedy they've both witnessed. Jed soon becomes as inescapable to Joe as his guilt, and both men find themselves hurtling towards a final, terrifying choice driven by the destructive nature of obsession or the true endurance of love. Based on the acclaimed novel by Ian McEwan, Enduring Love is a psychological thriller about how fate shapes our relationships, how accidents can change our lives forever and how meaning is unraveled from sheer chaos.

Daniel Radcliffe was named as Entertainment Weekly's best entertainer of 2011. Erica Hill and Jeff Glor speak with E.W.'s Jess Cagle about which other stars made the list.

Durham band Free Electric State will release their debut album titled Caress on on April 20 via Churchkey Records and have released the video for the barn burning single 'Six Is One.' The video features darkly shot footage of burning matches that coincide with the song's lyrics. There is also a bit of live footage throughout. Free Electric State will launch the new album in Durham at The Pinhook on Friday, April 16 with A Rooster For the Masses and Beloved Binge. The cover for the show is just $5. The band have many more upcoming dates which you can check out below. Free Electric State dates: 04.16.10 - Durham, NC - The Pinhook 05.08.10 - Durham, NC - Broad Street Cafe 05.14.10 - Chapel Hill, NC - Local 506 05.28.10 - Baltimore, MD - The Windup Space 05.29.10 - Washington, DC - The Red & The Black 06.04.10 - Asheville, NC - New French Bar 06.05.10 - Pulaski, VA - Annual Daniel Festival 06.12.10 - Columbia, SC - Art Bar http://trianglemusic.blogspot.com/2010/04/new-music-video-from-free-electric.html

Synopsis: A king and three friends retire to the country, swearing off women - until four lovely ladies appear on the scene. A fun, classic Hollywood musical-styled romp, based on Shakespeare's play. With Nathan Lane, Emily Mortimer. USA - 1999 - PG

Erica Hill talks to Bill Hileman, husband of Arizona shooting victim, Suzi Hileman and Daniel Hernandez, the 20-year-old intern who helped save the life of Gabrielle Giffords.

Erica Hill speaks with Newsweek and The Daily Beast's Lloyd Grove and The American Inst. of Philanthropy's Daniel Borochoff about who is responsible for fact-checking an author's work.

The King of Navare and his best friends think that they've sworn off love in the pursuit of intellectual enlightenment. But when the Princess of France and her attendants arrive for a diplomatic visit, their high-minded plans are turned upside down!

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hep, a reclusive young man, gets comfort from the movies and his vivid imagination. When Fran walks into the prop house where he lives looking for unusual objects, Chep immediately develops a crush. Obsessed with her job, for which she designs movie sets, Fran insists that each prop be the real thing, even if it happens to be a pair of rhinoceros eyes or a human finger. Chep's growing love for Fran makes him willing to prowl the dark streets at night in search of items for her. As Fran's requests become more peculiar, Chep is thrown into increasingly bizarre situations. His life quickly spirals out of control. As the strange thefts escalate, Detective Phil Barbara is assigned to the case and is soon on Chep and Fran's trail.

Love's Labour's Lost -- An update of the classic Shakespeare story, director Kenneth Branagh shot this movie like a classic 30s musical. Love's Labour's Lost tells the story of four best friends who swear off love.

Second trailer for the documentary Reporter. As much or more than any journalist of our generation, Nicholas Kristof's reporting embodies these words, using individual stories to bring the suffering of millions of Africans to the attention of the world. A two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The New York Times, Krisof's latest (self-appointed) assignment has taken him to central Africa, where his journey will be chronicled by filmmaker Eric Daniel Metzgar, along with videographer Naka Nathaniel. As Kristof trudges across the rural landscape and up an incline leading to a village, Metzgar notes that Kristof is here with one objective: 'To make you care about what's going on just over the hill.' Two young Americans - Leana Wen, a medical student, and Will Okun, an English and photography high-school teacher in Chicago - have taken the trip with Kristof, who serves as the pair's mentor and teacher. Metzgar, as filmmaker and narrator, follows the group as they journey from New York to Congo, trekking to villages, refugee camps, and dangerous jungle hideouts for Tutsi leaders who have imported their violent form of warlord justice from Rwanda. In addition to providing background on Kristof, a Harvard-educated Rhodes Scholar who has risen to the highest ranks of print journalism, the film provides ample images to reinforce Kristof's mission: to bring the plight in the Congo to his reader's consciousness by telling stories of individual men, women and children whose lives are on the brink because of the ongoing Tutsi/Hutu conflict.