Based on the acclaimed novel of the same name, "Ball Don't Lie" takes it to the streets for an urban basketball coming-of-age drama. Sticky (played by rookie Grayson Boucher) is a 17-year-old foster care kid living in Venice, California, who discovers his talent at bball can open doors and cure ills.
Co-starring Nick Cannon, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Melissa Leo, Rosanna Arquette, and "Lost" alums Harold Perrineau and Emilie de Raven, "Ball Don't Lie" hits theaters June 5. Take a look at the exclusive trailer below.
We've been interviewing a steady parade of celebrities here at Sundance, so we thought what better way to capture the casual spirit of the fest than with a photo booth. Actor/rapper/DJ Nick Cannon -- in town to promote his much talk-about film "The Killing Room" -- stopped by to add his contribution which you can see below, and then click here to see more, including Amy Poehler, Ashley Judd, Spike Lee and many more.
Saturday afternoon at the Library (one of the few venues at Sundance that really is a movie theater all year round) I was treated to a press screening of "The Killing Room," by far the best movie I've seen so far.
It's not your typical "art house" film about gay cowboys eating pudding. It's not the type of film likely to win any awards. It is, however, brutal, daring and utterly unpedictable - three qualities quite rare in movies these days. Read more...
When newlyweds Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon finally tied the knot, the attention quickly turned to, what else, baby talk! Catching up with them at Sundance, where the happy couple each have a film premiering, we managed to ask them for the latest word. Check out the results in the video below, and then click here to watch all of our Sundance interviews, updated throughout the week.
