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The Tribeca Film Festival has cancelled the red carpet event for "First Winter."

Fans of the film version of the book-turned movie "The Hunger Games" rushed to the premiere.

Legions of "Hunger Games" fans lined up outside Barnes & Noble for a chance to meet the film's stars.

Lindsay Lohan poked fun at her legal troubles in her return to "Saturday Night Live" on March 3, 2012.

A number of New Yorkers are in the running for an Academy Award on Feb. 26, 2012.

New Yorkers got the chance to see the Oscars for Best Actor and Actress at Grand Central Wednesday.

Gerard Depardieu is expected to star as Dominique Strauss-Kahn in a film, according to a report.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg spent the morning hobnobbing with the stars of "Gossip Girl."

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said police who allowed the video displayed "terrible judgment."

"Gonna See a Movie Called Gunga Din" combines veterans' stories with scenes from war films.

An ex-NYPD official says Tom Hanks' new movie "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" is not exploitative.

The new Edward Burns film "Newlyweds" takes place entirely south of Canal Street.

A just-released trailer for "The Dark Knight Rises" features sweeping shots of Manhattan.

Christie's sales on the landmark Collection of Elizabeth Taylor began on Dec. 3.

Manhattan movie theaters filled up early and often Friday as vampire fans got their first look at "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1."