The upcoming week sees the return of Conan O'Brien to late night, a sweet soul album from Cee-Lo Green, the latest shooter in the Call of Duty franchise, and a new documentary about Industrial Light & Magic. Get all of this week's picks inside.

This week, watch new clips from "Tron Legacy" and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and trailers for upcoming movies starring Adam Sandler, Owen Wilson, Colin Farrell, and more. Plus, get news about "Spider-Man" and new projects for Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and John Carpenter.

Friday's new comedy "Due Date" is only the latest example of one of Hollywood's favorite genres. Join us as we journey through three decades of road movies, from "Vacation" to "Sideways."

November's biggest upcoming releases (including both movies and TV shows) on DVD and Blu-ray range from summer blockbusters to indie favorites. Pick out a few titles to add to your queue.

This week's picks revolve around movement (or a lack thereof), whether it is gamers ditching their controllers and dancing in front of their Xbox 360s, Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis taking an unlikely road trip, a comedian moving from late night to primetime and back, or a desperate hiker who cannot move at all. As the star of this week's DVD pick might say, "No flipping."

There are plenty of big movies and big names in this week's update. Get the latest details on Christopher Nolan's next "Batman" movie, Stephen Spielberg's newest project, and not one but two "Avatar" sequels, plus watch trailers and clips for "Tron: Legacy," "Rabbit Hole," and other upcoming films.

From Sam Raimi's "Drag Me to Hell" to more comedic efforts like "Shaun of the Dead," the past decade has seen a number of solid new entries in the horror canon. We run down the 15 best-reviewed horror movies from the past ten years.

Yesterday, we looked at the worst horror films of the past decade; today, we begin our look at the best. Up first: the best foreign-language horror movies -- a list that includes cult hits like Sweden's "Let the Right One In" as well as more esoteric fare.