WRITTEN BY Brendan Butler

I have a few more of these pictures to share with you. First, Sean Astin tries to overcome adversity in coaching the Norway Tigers’ final season in the aptly tited The Final Season. Also, good-hearted volunteers try to bring a tsunami of support to Sri Lanka in The Third Wave. And last but not least (oh wait, yes it is), Mark David Chapman shares every thought he’s had in the last 26 years in The Killing of John Lennon

This is the sixth installment of the Tribeca film festival and my first time covering it. First, there's a romantic comedy starring two people we’ve been dying to see hook up for decades: Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alec Baldwin. Then, Breckin Meyer takes Anna Paquin on his second road trip experience, only it’s political. And finally, kids with autism find a way to connect by creating and starring in their very own musical

Van Halen is one of the biggest rock acts of all time, due in no small part to the larger-than-life voice and presence of singer Diamond David Lee Roth. Van Halen is set to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on March 12, but Mr. Roth has concluded that while this is great for his band, it’s just not enough about him to warrant his attendance

How could anybody with an actively beating heart not like Jim Carrey? I don't mean his comedy or his acting but the man himself. He's so full of life and childlike enchantment. Not to mention good PR instincts. Finding yet another way to promote his upcoming thriller 23, the Ace Ventura star made a top 23 playlist and wrote snippets explaining his picks

About 13 years ago, the Goo Goo Dolls forgot they were a punk rock band. When the former rockers’ first album, Jed, came out in 1989, it seemed to preview a band who was just assembling the pieces to a rock tour de force. Now, for the better part of a decade, they have found their way into the soundtrack of every teen movie and soap opera. It’s all too apparent that the songs are prepped in the hopes of excessive radio play.