Oh, how we love to hate those screen villains

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange did not want "Star Trek Into Darkness" actor Benedict Cumberbatch to play him in upcoming film adaptation "The Fifth Estate." Cumberbatch told New York Magazine Assange asked him to pass on the role. Back in January, ...

Benedict Cumberbatch donned sunglasses to film scenes from the third series of Sherlock, with filming taking place on Baker Street. The weather is perhaps a puzzle too great for even Sherlock, because while he wore

Star Trek Into Darkness [M]Director: J.J. Abrams (Star Trek)Starring: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zoe Saldana, Alice Eve, Simon Pegg, Karl Urban.After many years alternating between inactivity, inanity and insider-only fare, ...

John Harrison (Benedict Cumberbatch) in custody Certain corners of the right wing are apoplectic about director J.J. Abrams' just released blockbuster, Star Trek Into Darkness, claiming it condones an appeasing, liberal spin on the Bush ...

The space adventure, starring Chris Pine and Benedict Cumberbatch, held onto No.1 at the box office for a second weekend, taking $3.2 million to tip it over the $10 million mark. Robert Downey Jrs Iron Man 3 remained at No.2, its $2.1 million ...

Benedict Cumberbatch's "Star Trek Into Darkness" villain is so fearsome, the movie built much of its hype around learning the character's identity in the months leading up to its release. But now that the movie's out -- which we won't spoil -- we're ...

PanARMENIAN.Net - The US release date for The Fifth Estate has been brought forward, Digital Spy reported. Benedict Cumberbatch stars in the biopic as WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, alongside Daniel Brühl as his colleague Daniel Domscheit-Berg.

He's the Old Harrovian who prides himself on doing things properly. Well-dressed, well-mannered, perfect in his diction and precise and immaculate on screen, Benedict Cumberbatch likes to stay firmly in control. So imagine his horror when he found ...

Sure, Zachary Pinto, Chris Pine and Benedict Cumberbatch are fine. But they ain't got nothing on this production of "Star Trek," reimagined as a middle school musical.