To comic book fans Ioan Gruffudd may be best known as the man who portrayed Marvel’s elastic hero Mr. Fantastic in 20^th Century Fox’s Fantastic Four franchise, but the classically trained Welsh actor also has a very impressive resume of non-superhero work to his credit. Gruffudd first gained attention for playing the title role on the A&E television series Hornblower, and eventually went on to appear in such assorted films as Black Hawk Down, King Arthur, The TV Set, Amazing Grace, W., Horrible Bosses, and Sanctum.

Gruffudd currently stars opposite Buffy the Vampire Slayer actress Sarah Michelle Gellar on the popular new CW series Ringer. On the series he plays Andrew Martin, a man who unbeknownst to himself, is secretly married to the identical twin sister of his own wife, who took her place after she mysteriously disappeared. The classically trained actor now returns to the big screen once again with a pivotal supporting role in the new dramatic ensemble film Fireflies in the Garden, which opens in theaters on October 14^th.

Ryan Reynolds stars in the new film as Michael, a successful writer with a troubled childhood and a failing marriage, who returns home to face his demons and attend his baby sister’s college graduation. Upon arrival, his mother (Julia Roberts) is killed in a car accident and Michael must now deal with the aftermath that includes confronting his abusive father (Willem Dafoe), reuniting with his estranged aunt (Emily Watson), and forgiving his recovering alcoholic wife (Carrie Anne-Moss). Meanwhile, Michael discovers that his mother was having an affair with a co-worker of his father’s (Gruffudd), a college professor whose class she was taking. Eventually, Michael must come to terms with his childhood, his family and his own life before ha can move on.

The battle for box office supremacy in the year's first really competitive weekend came down to a photo finish, with the Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy Just Go With It beating out pocket-sized pop star Justin Bieber's 3D concert documentary Never Say Never by less than a million dollars, with an estimated $31 million and $30.3 million, respectively.  Though it was by a narrow margin, this marks the 11th consecutive number one opening from reigning comedy king Sandler.  Disney's animated Gnomeo and Juliet opened strong as well, with an estimated $25.5 million in third place.

RogueTV presents Tube Top --- your one stop shop for the 5 best videos of the week from all your favorite YouTube viral stars hosted by Brittani Louise Taylor.

In Episode 3, Brittani celebrates music videos made on YouTube. Watch all the best music videos this week.

Super Bowl weekend always seems to put a damper on the box-office, and this year was no exception making it the smallest box-office total gross in 15 years. Since this also happens to be the 13th straight weekend that ticket sales sank below last year's numbers, it is a little worrisome to say the least.

iamROGUE interviews James Cameron, Rhys Wakefield, Alice Parkinson, Producer/Writer Andrew Wight and Director Alister Grierson.

Sanctum opens in theaters February 4th! Check it out!

http://sanctummovie.com

No one can create thrills, action, suspense, and wonder like director James Cameron. He's revolutionized film over and over again with everything from Terminator 2: Judgment Day and The Abyss toTitanic and Avatar. However, Cameron's Sanctum raises the bar for cinema once more. It's an intelligent, inspired, and invigorating thriller unlike anything that you've ever seen. Cameron probes the very depths of terror, and in the process helps create a modern classic. Having seen the film, ARTISTdirect.com is still drowning from how mindblowing it is.

James Cameron's latest production, Sanctum, hits theaters this Friday February 4, 2011—and boy, does it look frightening. The film chronicles an underwater cave-diving team whose lives are on the line during an expedition to the most mysterious and inaccessible cave in the world. That just sounds scary to me—maybe because it reminds me of my last vacation.

We promised we’d bring it to you! Here is the wonderfully talented filmmaker, James Cameron answering questions 28 feet underwater. Check out this incredible, one-of-a-kind interview that took place this morning at the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific in California.

In this enthralling chat session, find out all about the exciting new feature Sanctum 3D which opens this Friday at a theatre near you. This fantastic webcast was very exciting, as was Cameron's praise for the film itself.  When Cameron was asked why audiences should go see the new underwater adventure, he added, “you won’t breathe for the last hour!”

He’s not kidding! Sanctum 3D is a thrilling ride that takes you deep down upon the ocean floor. This is one of the most breathtaking motion picture events you are sure to witness this year.

So check out this amazing video by clicking here and of course, go see James Cameron’s Sanctum this weekend and let us know what you think.

With James Cameron’s Sanctum opening tomorrow, we’ve been flooded with talent interviews, stories and more awesome features from director Alister Grierson’s thrilling, underwater adventure.

A few days ago, we reported that James Cameron had joined the massively popular world of Twitter (@jimcameron). He has gathered over 50,000 followers and continues to add more, all the while promoting his latest project, Sanctum where he takes on the role of executive producer.

At the premiere of Sanctum, ROGUE interviews James Cameron, Rhys Wakefield, Alice Parkinson, Producer/Writer Andrew Wight and Director Alister Grierson.

James Cameron talks about a trick that Director Alister Grierson taught him about shooting underwater, while actor Rhys Wakefield shares that he actually dove with sharks during the shoot (Shhh! Don't tell the producer, Andrew Wight)!

Sanctum opens in theaters this friday, February 4th! Check it out!

http://sanctummovie.com