17 Reasons We Can't Wait for Spring

After wizards, vampires, and werewolves, the latest YA adaptation is all about refugee teenage aliens. Alex Pettyfer and Timothy Olyphant star in the sci-fi film about an alien on the run, based on the novel by Jobie Hughes and James Frey.

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Jason Sudeikis and Owen Wilson star as two sweet but randy husbands whose wives give them one week and a license to cheat in this Farrelly brothers comedy.

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The chameleonic Johnny Depp voices an actual chameleon in this spaghetti-Western-inspired cartoon.

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Mel Gibson portrays a broken man who finds his voice via a beaver hand puppet in this film directed by Jodie Foster, who also plays his wife.

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A 16-year-old girl (Saoirse Ronan) is trained to be a coldhearted killing machine by her dad (Eric Bana) in this thriller.

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Amanda Seyfried's heroine, Valerie, may wear the titular cape, but this isn't the story you remember. A werewolf terrorizes the village, paranoia runs rampant, fueled by a hunter (Gary Oldman), and Valerie is torn between the man her parents want her to marry (Max Irons) and the one she really loves (Shiloh Fernandez).

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Danny McBride and James Franco team up again, as two princes in medieval times and with Natalie Portman joining them on a quest to rescue a princess (Zooey Deschanel).

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Russell Brand gives his take on Dudley Moore's drunken playboy in this remake of the 1981 hit. Even the butler Hobson gets a new look with Helen Mirren playing Arthur's quippy nanny.

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Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon as a couple of beautiful circus folk bringing Sara Gruen's best-seller to life. Adding some weight to the cast is Tai, a 9,000-pound Asian elephant.

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The Canadian pop star drops her fourth studio album, and the first single, ''What the Hell,'' is a raucous anthem produced by Max Martin.

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Lady Gaga's little monsters finally get a new album, which she says will be the ''greatest album of this decade.''

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Enjoy the wedding of HRH Prince William of Wales and Miss Catherine Middleton...or at least the spectacle surrounding it.

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Peter Dinklage and Sean Bean star in HBO's adaptation of George R.R. Martin's best-selling series, which is a sprawling tale of families warring for control of the fictional land of Westeros.

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Funnywoman Tina Fey delivers an essay collection that covers her suburban upbringing, her rise to Queen of Smart Comedy, and everything in between.

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The toy-brick version of the popular Clone Wars cartoon will click with kids.

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You are a space pirate marooned on a planet with mutants, man-eating plants, and exploding ice cream carts in this intense, outrageous — and funny — shooter game.

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The sequel to the surprise 2007 hit puzzler mixes mind-warping puzzles with a wry, Douglas Adams-ian sense of humor as you try to escape a sprawling research facility overseen by a batty artificial intelligence convinced that you tried to murder it...which is kind of true.

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