Actor Johnny Depp discusses his role and working with director Tim Burton in the 2005 film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

“Sucker” is the hit single from Jonas Brothers’ album Happiness Begins. It’s their first new music together in five years, and has already been hugely successful. The luxurious video features each of the brothers’ wives, and was filmed in an English country mansion, which was in fact the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth the First!

The Jonas Brothers have reunited! "Only Human" is a reggae-pop song that features a groovy bass, brass and percussive cadence. The music video is shot to look like a concert filmed with a camcorder in the 1980s.

From their brand new studio release, simply titled The Album, American pop rock band The Jonas Brothers are taking us higher with this single “Wings," a celebration of a love that elevates and gives new meaning.

Jordin Sparks performs “The Cure” at the Starkey Hearing Foundation Gala with images from the most recent hearing mission trips around the world.

This catchy Justin Bieber song from his first Christmas album, Under the Mistletoe, will help to cheer us up and warm us through. It celebrates the tradition of sharing a kiss beneath a sprig of mistletoe, which is more than three centuries old and special for this time of year.

Love is warming Justin Bieber’s heart at Christmastime, with this song from his Christmas album, "Under the Mistletoe."

Justin James, a former member of the British Columbia Boys Choir, sings his single “Perfect Sometimes,” featuring Hawaiian ukulele player Jake Shimabukuro. Enjoy the song and get into the island mood!

Take a look at the trailer of the science-fiction thriller In Time! In the 22nd century where time has replaced money as a medium of exchange, the poor die young and the rich are forever young. The film stars Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried.

The haunting melodies and minimalistic lyrics of "Dust in the Wind" by the American progressive rock band Kansas are about how life is full of fleeting moments.

This movie predates the much better known The Karate Kid by four years, and though a low-budget film, has some good moments and a really great funk soundtrack!

In this second episode of the series - following a marital dispute, father runs the family's RV (recreational vehicle) off the road. Then a peculiar set of circumstances awaits them...

While the one small family gets some help with their vehicle, not far away, members of another are just setting up camp.

The plot thickens as young Carol unexpectedly makes the acquaintance of the two boys and the hillbillies report back to Ma that there's a bundle of loot to be made just over the ridge.

On their way to the hootenanny, the teenagers are getting better acquainted and, at the hootenanny, the adults seem to have forgotten the harsh words they'd exchanged earlier in the day.