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Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel are two of the most influential film critics ever, often making or breaking movies with their reviews. Now, a new book by film critic Matt Singer takes a look at their impact and professional rivalry. CBS News’ Dana Jacobson has more. Source

Richard Brody writes about the book “Opposable Thumbs,” by Matt Singer, which is a joint biography on Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel and their legacy in movie criticism.

Chicago native and filmmaker Andrew Davis returns home to celebrate the 45th anniversary of his first movie "Stony Island."

Eli Roth is nothing if not a master of horror, and when he drew inspiration for Thanksgiving, he pulled from a little-seen masterpiece.

Actor Cameron Diaz can hold her own in a grounded drama, go looney on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ and even drive a stunt car pretty well. Get to know the star.

When Harry Met Sally may have the iconic lunch scene but Mixed Nuts has something we can all relate to, these days: existential nihilism.

When Harry Met Sally may have the iconic lunch scene but Mixed Nuts has something we can all relate to, these days: existential nihilism.

When Harry Met Sally may have the iconic lunch scene but Mixed Nuts has something we can all relate to, these days: existential nihilism.

The name Alan Smithee has an ignominious significance in Hollywood, though that hasn't stopped the namesake from getting an award for a Twilight Zone episode.

There are officially five Dirty Harry movies (though one could argue there are six) starring Clint Eastwood. Here's how we rank them.