Tangled Magazine

“Get Smart” is a spy spoof in the “Austin Powers” tradition, made to cash in on the overnight fame of Steve Carell. Co-stars Anne Hathaway and Dwayne Johnson enjoyed cracking jokes and then heading back to their trailers as professional stuntmen acted out their action scenes. It’s a big, dumb, traditional summer blockbuster, filled to the brim with fart jokes.

A bigger, meaner “The Incredible Hulk” crushed the competition at North American weekend box office with a $54.5 million take.

Mark Wahlberg grew up in a tough Irish American suburb of Boston and has the war stories to prove it. But his early years dropping out of high school and getting into trouble are long behind him and now he’s one of the highest paid screen actors in the world.

Tangled Magazine was at the red carpet for the Australian premiere of Kung Fu Panda and chatted to Jack Black, director John Stevenson and Dreamworks Animation SKG CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg.

It’s every actor’s fear: finding a role so juicy that it launches his career - and then pigeonholes him as that character for the rest of his life.

In the case of Seann William Scott, it could be called the Curse of Steve Stifler - the role of the obnoxious, oversexed teen in “American Pie” that introduced him to a mass audience.

The big screen adaptation of The Green Hornet, starring Seth Rogen, is moving forward for a 2010 release date.

The only thing hotter than the predawn blaze that closed down the area surrounding the Gibson Amphitheater before the 2008 MTV Movie Awards was double-threat Johnny Depp.

Move over Indiana Jones. This weekend is shaping up to be all about sex at U.S. theaters, with an online ticket agency finding nearly 70 percent of women are planning special group outings to see “Sex and the City.”

Tangled Magazine attended the red carpet premiere of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, with director Andrew Adamson and stars Ben Barnes and William Moseley stopping to talk to us!

Backstage pranks. Stinky hair cream. Secrets, secrets, secrets! ”Mutt” spills details on the making of ”Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”