David Stone

Kristen Stewart is poised to ride into battle in Snow White and the Huntsman this Friday, and we're flashing back to her first-ever on-set interview with ET when she was just 12 years old! Following the success of playing Jodie Foster's daughter in David Fincher's 2002 nail biter Panic Room, Kristen was picked to play the daughter of Dennis Quaid and Sharon Stone in the thriller Cold Creek Manor. Related: Kristen Stewart Reveals 'Snow White' Fear

Hang on tight for a suspense-filled action-thriller starring Oscar winner Meryl Streep in a stunning performance that will take your breath away! Streep portrays a former river guide who arranges a white-water rafting trip to celebrate her son's birthday and salvage her shaky marriage. Her skills and courage are soon put to the test when three mysterious strangers threaten to turn their vacation into a living hell. Also starring Kevin Bacon and David Strathairn, this 'pulse-pounding thrill ride' (Rolling Stone Magazine) explodes with action, suspense and unforgettable storytelling from the director of L.A. Confidential.

Leslie Titmuss (David Threlfall, Shameless) has never quite fit in among the denizens of Rapstone village. Socially awkward and hailing from a humble background, he nonetheless aspires to the highest levels of society--and he's prepared to do whatever it takes to get there. For much of his life, Titmuss was taken under the wing of the kindly Reverend Simcox (Michael Hordern, Anne of the Thousand Days). This caused little concern for the clergyman's sons, Henry (Peter Egan, A Perfect Spy) and Fred (Paul Shelley, A Tale of Two Cities). But when their father dies, they have every reason to complain: he has willed the family fortune to Titmuss. Was he mad? Or is there a darker explanation? Follow the families' interwoven histories from the years after WWII to the height of the Thatcher era. Nominated for four BAFTAs, Paradise Postponed and its sequel, Titmuss Regained also star Kristin Scott Thomas (The English Patient), Annette Crosbie (Edward the King), and Zoe Wanamaker (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone).

Leslie Titmuss (David Threlfall, Shameless) has never quite fit in among the denizens of Rapstone village. Socially awkward and hailing from a humble background, he nonetheless aspires to the highest levels of society--and he's prepared to do whatever it takes to get there. For much of his life, Titmuss was taken under the wing of the kindly Reverend Simcox (Michael Hordern, Anne of the Thousand Days). This caused little concern for the clergyman's sons, Henry (Peter Egan, A Perfect Spy) and Fred (Paul Shelley, A Tale of Two Cities). But when their father dies, they have every reason to complain: he has willed the family fortune to Titmuss. Was he mad? Or is there a darker explanation? Follow the families' interwoven histories from the years after WWII to the height of the Thatcher era. Nominated for four BAFTA's, Paradise Postponed and its sequel, Titmuss Regained, also star Kristin Scott Thomas (The English Patient), Annette Crosbie (Edward and the King), and Zoe Wanamaker (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone).

A documentary on perception of the United States's war with Iraq, with an emphasis on Al Jazeera's coverage.

Rooftop Comedy has compiled several of their most hilarious jokes all about eating. So get ready to stuff your faces with some great comedy from Jim David, Dave Thomason, and Dave Stone.

Just Desserts -- Directed by David G. Stone, Just Desserts brings us into the world of plucky young French women who dreams of becoming a chef. However, when all seems to be going well in her life, she is confronted once again by a haunting mistake from the past. This intriguing story will have you captivated from beginning to end as more is revealed about the young chef's dark secrets (as quoted by Shorts HD TV)

Jael DePardo heads to NY, where she gets a chance to meet up with world-renowned photographer David LaChapelle at his latest show. Produced By: Evan B. Stone & Jael De Pardo Special thanks to Postella Clothing

Ctrl.Alt.Shift's first year was crazier than Boris Johnson's hair. Following our launch in June 2008, we embarked on a mission to fight social and global injustice. As well as exposing madness and bringing the world to rights on the website and magazine we took action against countries restricting the travel of people living with HIV and highlighted the 50 million women missing in India. Given our love for all things art, music and culture, we teamed up with Vice, BALTIC, Sadlers Wells, and launched a film project which resulted in five shorts which are now touring festivals. Ambassadors and talent who got down with the Ctrl.Alt.Shift cause included Julian Barratt, Martin Freeman, Chipmunk, Young Knives, Metronomy, Nan Goldin, Alexa Chung, David Shrigley, Matthew Stone, T Magic, The Streets, Mystery Jets, Boy Better Know and MPHO.

Rolling Stone's David Wild and People Magazine's JD Heyman discuss the tough start of Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman?s relationship.

Rolling Stone's David Wild and Anthony DeCurtis discuss John Lennon's first marriage to his high school sweetheart Cynthia Powell.

Joan Rivers rips into Emma Stone's eccentric red carpet frock. Plus, see how Miley Cyrus is channeling David Spade!