When Daniel Craig moves to the suburbs with his wife, Rachel Weisz, his life seems to be perfect. But is it? Well, no, of course it's not.

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DVD: Dream House (15)

Couples in movies should never move to a quaint house in the countryside, near the woods.

Restless (PG)

Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Henry Hopper

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Ed Norton for Bourne Legacy bad guy role?

Ed Norton is being lined up to play the villain in 'The Bourne Legacy'.

Craig and Weisz are married in secret ceremony

James Bond star Daniel Craig has married Oscar-winner Rachel Weisz in a secret ceremony in New York, Craig's agent has confirmed.

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Good Hare day: Sir David sets his spies on the small screen

Sebold film had most complaints

Peter Jackson's dramatisation of The Lovely Bones has become the most complained-about film of the past year.

Matt McGinn - 'Coldplay aren't one dude and his hired help'

Matt McGinn is roadie to one of the world's biggest bands. In this exclusive extract from his book, he recalls gigs, Gwyneth and a fight

Julie Burchill: The wonder isn't that film stars have no morals &ndash; but that they're so virtuous

Very happy new year to all my readers, and may I express my wishes that you all had a wonderful festive time with the ones you love – or, if you failed to swing that, with your families.

Badly Drawn Boy, Bloomsbury Theatre, London

"Sometimes it's hard to know where to start," opens Damon Gough, aka Badly Drawn Boy. So he begins at the beginning: with "The Shining", the first track off his first, Mercury Prize-winning album, The Hour of Bewilderbeast, recorded a decade ago.

DVD: The Brothers Bloom, For retail &amp; rental (Optimum)

Like most con-man comedies, this one features a pair of tricksters (Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo) who plot to relieve a rich woman (Rachel Weisz) of her fortune.

A Streetcar Named Desire, Octagon, Bolton

Rancid whiffs of cooking hang in the air of this highly charged staging of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire.

The Brothers Bloom (12A)<br/> Videocracy (15)<br/> Kicks (15)

You can fool some people some of the time, but that's not enough
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A right royal trip down the river

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