David White

Fairy-tale princesses have come a long way, says film critic David Edelstein, as seen in the latest take on Grimm's fable, "Snow White & the Huntsman."

According to founding Beach Boy Mike Love, there has never been a post-1990s Axl Rose vibe going on with his band. Sure, the singer/songwriter admits he and the iconic band have had a bunch of bumps along the way, but it never got to a point where they truly lost that loving feeling. 'When you mix business with ego there can be tense situations, but when you let that go, you realize that a lot of the stuff that got in the way is in the past,' he explained in an interview earlier this month. 'We can let the past screw the present by holding onto old disagreements or you can move past it and do something great.'... And something great is exactly what they're doing. In celebration of their 50th anniversary, the band has regrouped, recorded a new album, and are in the midst of an international tour in support of it. That's Why God Made The Radio marks the band's first new album in years and the first in which surviving original members appear on an album together in decades. West Coasters Love, Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks fittingly recorded their 29th album at Los Angeles' Ocean Way Studios. The album finds the hitmasters in similar territory with catchy choruses and infectious harmonies, and no, even though they're in their seventies -- the Boys from Hawthorne, Calif., still sound as good as they did in the '60's. I caught up with Love after seeing the band sell out the Westchester County Center in White Plains on May 15 (yes you read that right... Westchester!) and asked him about the new album, the tour and getting the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers back together. You guys put on an amazing show the other night -- and a lengthy one at that! How did you come up with the set list for the tour? I'd imagine it's a very long, grueling process. It was. I'm always thinking you ought to be doing some of the songs the people know you for... the most recognizable, bigger hits lik

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

A likely win in Texas tonight officially hands Mitt Romney the GOP presidential nomination, with CNBC's John Harwood; David Goodfriend, former Clinton White House official; Michael Steele, former Republican National Committee chairman; and Jennifer Rubin, CNBC contributor.

Aug. 6: White House spokesman Tony Snow speaks with NBC's David Gregory about working in a high-stress position, despite having cancer, in an exclusive interview.

All eyes are focused on the Vatican, hoping to see the traditional puffs of white smoke that signal the selection of the next Pope. But this time, much more is at stake. The new pontiff may be the only person who can bring peace to a world hovering on the edge of nuclear nightmare. Year: 1968 Director: Michael Anderson Starring: Anthony Quinn, Oskar Werner, David Janssen, Vittorio De Sica, Leo McKern, Sir John Gielgud

Joanne Woodward (Mr. & Mrs. Bridge; The Long, Hot Summer) received the Best Actress Academy Award? for her riveting portrayal of a woman cursed with three distinct personalities in THE THREE FACES OF EVE, written, produced and directed by Nunnally Johnson (The Man Who Understood Women; How to Be Very, Very Popular). Based on the true story of a young Georgia woman with multiple personality disorder, the film stars Woodward as Eve White, a quiet, ordinary wife and mother who keeps suffering from headaches, blackouts and extreme mood swings. Her puzzled husband (David Wayne, The Andromeda Strain, How to Marry a Millionaire) takes her to see a psychiatrist, Dr. Luther (Lee J. Cobb, The Exorcist, Coogan's Bluff), who is intrigued by the case; while under hypnosis, a whole new personality emerges: the racy, wild, fun-loving Eve Black. Still a third incarnation appears: the thoughtful, stable, well-balanced Jane. Each personality seems unrelated to the other. Through continued hypnosis, Dr. Luther clears away the less favorable personalities and allows her to emerge as a normal, mentally healthy woman.

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.

Frank (Bill Murray 'Ocean's Eleven', 'Charlie's Angels'), whose body is the 'City of Frank' and host to its' inhabitants, falls victim a viral infection. It's up to white blood cell cop Osmosis Jones (Emmy Award winner Chris Rock 'Down to Earth', 'Lethal Weapon 4'), who patrols the city, to fight against the biological clock and stop the invading virus with the help of a cold tablet named Drix (Emmy Award winner David Hyde Pierce 'Chain of Fools', TV's 'Frasier'). Directed by the Farrelly brothers ('Me, Myself and Irene', 'There's Something About Mary'). Also starring Molly Shannon ('Superstar', 'Analyze This') and the voices of Academy Award nominee Laurence Fishburne ('The Matrix', 'Othello'), William Shatner ('Star Trek', 'Miss Congeniality') and musicians Brandy (TV's 'Moesha') and Kid Rock.

Another family adventure from the hit-making director of Spy Kids, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl is non-stop fun and stars Hollywood favorites David Arquette, Kristin Davis, and George Lopez. Everyone always knew that Max had a wild imagination...but no one believed that his wildest creations- a boy raised by watchful great white sharks and a girl with the force of a volcano- were real! Now, these two pint-sized action masters will show Max that even an ordinary kid has what it takes to be extraordinary! Bursting with cool, eye-popping 3-D speacial effects- even the smallest dreamers can become the biggest heroes in this entertaining motion picture!

He was where he shouldn't have been and saw what he shouldn't have seen. Now, who will believe the word of a career thief and ex-con? Who will trust Luther Whitney when he says he saw a woman killed and that the man responsible for her death is the President of the United States? Clint Eastwood portrays Whitney and directs this crisp, finely acted thriller based on David Baldacci's best-selling novel. A stellar cast which includes Gene Hackman and Ed Harris creates well-rounded characters that intensify constantly spiraling game of cat and mouse between Whitney, local police and the highest levels of White House power. Eastwood is a master at steadily raising the stakes in thrillers. Here his mastery is absolute.

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle follows the life-changing (and mind- altering) journey of Korean-American investment banker Harold Lee and Indian-American medical-school candidate Kumar Patel. Both underdogs, Harold and Kumar decide to spend what would have been an otherwise uneventful Friday night satisfying an oddly intense urge for White Castle hamburgers. However, finding a White Castle proves a highly difficult task, and the two friends wind up on an epic road trip of deep thoughts, deeper inhaling, and enough half-baked, politically incorrect philosophizing to outweigh a White Castle value meal. Starring John Cho ('American Dreamz,' 'American Pie' trilogy), Kal Penn ('Epic Movie,' 'Superman Returns'), Eddie Kaye Thomas ('American Pie' trilogy), David Krumholtz ('Superbad,' '10 Things I Hate About You') and Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Neil Patrick Harris (TV's 'How I Met Your Mother,' TV's 'Doogie Howser') as Himself.