The Artist

Uggie may have retired from his thriving on-screen career as the back-flipping Jack Russell terrier from 'The Artist' and those awesome Nintendo DS commercials, but it looks as though he just might become the next best-selling author. Yup, you read that right. Uggie -- a dog -- will be releasing his memoirs this October.

For the entire week before the Academy Awards, Uggie the dog appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to gain Oscar buzz for his film 'The Artist.' The adorable Jack Russell terrier, who was the real star of the Best Picture-winning silent film, made Oscar picks for Kimmel and was generally one charming pooch. Everybody was happy with the way his appearance went. Until earlier this week, that is, when an e

'The Artist' cleaned house at the 2012 Oscars, proving that even in the 21st century, silent movies aren't just for film snobs. While there are famous films that have endured ('Metropolis,' 'Nosferatu') the general public might need a reintroduction to some interesting silent movies since it's been some 70 years since their debut. Here are five films that are great com...

Everyone has their own predictions as to which movie will snag the 2012 Oscar for Best Picture, but apparently no one's guess is more important than that of 'The Artist's' top dog Uggie. Jimmy Kimmel brought the 9-year-old Jack Russell on his show to settle this great debate once and for all.

There is a new awards ceremony to add to the list of Hollywood events this year. For the first time, on February 13th, the unsung heroes of the movies will be celebrated at the Golden Collar Awards.

In one corner, we have Blackie, the Doberman star of 'Hugo,' who, along with his partner in crime Sacha Baron Cohen, hates losing to the bad guy. Asa Butterfield's character literally gave the canine a run for his money. In the other, we have Uggie, the Jack Russell terrier famous for the adorable tricks he performed in 'The Artist' with Jean Dujardin and 'Water for Elephants' with Robert Pattinso