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The man who Ebert has called the “next great American filmmaker” took some time out of a busy schedule to talk about his latest movie, Goodbye Solo, the importance of showing the bad parts of life, and a giant pile of trash floating around in the Pacific.

In our third Porn Week feature, Adam Sweeney digs through a brief modern history of porn stars showing up in mainstream films to play off their pornstardom. Did you know Ron Jeremy was in Ronin? We did, too.

I know that it is already out in theaters, but the folks at Disney just sent us four clips from the film, so we thought it might not be a bad idea to share them as part of this afternoon’s slew of posts.

I feel sorry for Spike Lee. He is, after all, a tremendously talented filmmaker. However, his personal issues, political views and overbearing ego gets in the way of making a good movie.

The 166-minute running time might make you feel like a soldier in wartime. During and after a war, fellow soldiers often bond over a few drinks.

Kevin and Neil swear they aren’t planning on offending anyone in this show… until they start talking about unsubstantiated Kirk Cameron rumors.

Miracle at St. Anna is his latest film getting buzz, now Spike Lee is ready to continue the story of the fan favorite Inside Man.

An early script review has appeared online for Spike Lee’s follow-up to his most financially successful film Inside Man. We critique the critique, inappropriately, of course.

Director Spike Lee, who recently had only been in the news because of his statements against Clint Eastwood films, has decided to shut up and go back to doing what he does best: make movies.

The Spike v. Clint bout seems to have come to an end and a new trailer has been released for Lee’s upcoming WWII film Miracle at St. Anna.

Spike Lee trades barbs with Clint Eastwood again as Robert Fure digs a little bit deeper into the controversy.

Bad mouth his movies, and the Man With No Name will tell you to shut your face.

Spike Lee, the man behind Mars Blackmon — Michael Jordan’s biggest fan, is currently starting production on a documentary focused on the life of the one they call Air Jordan.