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'Music & Lyrics' actress defends old-fashioned romance.

After breaking up with a Stroke, Drew Barrymore still believes in happy endings. Isn’t that sweet? Actually, yes.

An indie film’s got to have a gimmick, and American Standard’s is this: All scenes of the still-looking-for-a-distributor romantic comedy were shot in New York bathrooms.

A bi-coastal Oscars exchange.

AMC Loews Lincoln Square, January 9, 8:05 p.m.

Steve Buscemi is still the toast of the festival, even if he understands that it’s not really about him anymore.

This year in Sundance sex-shock cinema.

Premiering at Sundance, Cassavetes’s first feature, Broken English, follows the love life of a thirtysomething New Yorker, played by indie queen Parker Posey.

Local stars (and would-be stars) to watch out for.

Farmiga, first buzzed-about at Sundance ’04 with Down to the Bone, just appeared in The Departed, and she stars in two Sundance premieres: Joshua, a psychological thriller, and Never Forever, an interracial love story.