Now playing in select theaters, Hell and Back is an R-rated animated feature about three friends (voiced by Rob Riggle, Nick Swardson and T.J. Miller) who have an understandably nightmarish journey into hell. Bob Odenkirk serves as the voice of the Devil in the feature, which was developed by the makers of Robot Chicken and Bojack Horseman.
Billy Idol Joins ‘Rhonda’s Kiss’ Benefit Concert
British rocker Billy Idol is the latest music artist to join the benefit concert for Rhonda’s Kiss, a foundation that raises money for cancer patients who can’t afford treatment. The event take place Tuesday, November 3 at The El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles.
The Voice Recap: Shelby Brown a ‘Stars’ in the Making
The time has come. There’s just a few precious spots left on The Voice for each of the coaches on their teams and by the end of the night we’ll be able to move on from the Blind Auditions to the Battle Rounds. But first, it’s time to finish things out. So let’s get familiar with the latest competitors.
Elisabeth Moss Finds “Truth” With Writer/Director Collaborations

Photo by Lisa Tomasetti © 2015 RatPac Truth LLC., Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
Based on Mary Mapes’ memoir Truth and Duty: The Press, the President and the Privilege of Power, Truth centers on Mapes’ (Cate Blanchett) investigation of evidence that President George W. Bush may have not fulfilled his Texas Air National Guard duties by allegedly not showing up on base.
Assassin’s Creed Collectibles Hit New York Comic Con
The world of Assassin’s Creed goes beyond the gaming experience, and Ubisoft are teaming up with several licensees at the New York Comic Con (NYCC) to showcase new publishing and merchandising items that complement this immersive (and, of course stealth based) universe.
‘Quantico’ Whodunnit, Week 2: To Follow the Evidence Or Trust Your Gut
There are plenty of new shows popping up on TV, but none so far offer the juicy mystery that ABC’s Quantico has given us. With a whole host of fit, attractive young twentysomething FBI trainees, at least one of them is responsible for a major bombing. The star of the show, Alex Parrish (Priyanka Chopra), awakes at the site after the bombing and is quickly rounded up as the most likely suspect. But it appears to be a frame job and the FBI’s assistant director Miranda Shaw (Aunjanue Ellis) springs her and the true hunt to find the perpetrator begins.
Eli Roth Gets Hitchcockian With ‘Knock Knock’ Visions
Though he’s been tabbed as a horror filmmaker, Eli Roth’s distinct point of view, audaciously infused in his body of work (Cabin Fever, Hostel, The Green Inferno), suggests an artist who’s not confined by the strictures of genre labeling. With his new thriller Knock Knock, Roth ventures into the perilous journey of a happy and well to do family man (Keanu Reeves) whose world is shattered by two seductive women (Lorena Izzo and Ana de Armas) with vengeance on their minds.
Remastered ‘You Can’t Take It With You’ Hits Blu-ray In December
Director Frank Capra’s classic screwball comedy You Can’t Take It With You, which stars James Stewart debuts on Blu-ray December 8 via Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Digitally restored and mastered in 4K, the Blu-ray also comes with a 24-page collectible Digibook which features rare photos and a new essay from film historian Jeremy Arnold.
Fiona Apple & Jakob Dylan Set For Echo In The Canyon Concert
Beck, Fiona Apple, Jakob Dylan, Cat Power, Regina Spektor, and Jade are among the confirmed artists performing at the Echo In The Canyon Concert. Taking place October 12 at the Orpheum Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles, the concert celebrates the 50th anniversary of the genesis of the Southern California folk-rock scene (it started with The Byrds album Mr. Tambourine Man).




