The Smurfs have entertained generations of kids since the 1950s. But is the new "Smurfs" movie with Rihanna and James Corden ...

It feels perfect for these PG times. But though it may be the best of the Smurfs movies, it still puts the innocuous in ...

The Smurfs are back like never before, and they’re bringing a few familiar faces (and voices) along for the ride.

On top of her acting, Sedaris is an avid crafter. She showed off her crafting skills on her series At Home with Amy Sedaris ...

“Smurfs,” which billionaire pop star Rihanna stars in, produced and wrote music for, is shaping up to be both a critical and ...

The superstar — who is a longtime superfan — voices Smurfette in the animated film, while also serving as producer and ...

Nick Offerman, Natasha Lyonne, Sandra Oh, John Goodman, Kurt Russell and Jimmy Kimmel also lend their vocal talent to this ...

Review: The best thing that can be said for the latest attempt to reboot the Smurfs is that it maintains the light feel of a ...

The lovable blue guys (and one gal) go on a mission to save Papa Smurf in this colorful romp with an impressive voice cast.

Rihanna voices Smurfette and supplies a new song, giving a half-hearted injection of star power to an otherwise uninspired ...

The woodland creatures get a new voice cast — including Rihanna and James Corden — and an updated backstory, but can't escape ...

The pressing issue in Miller’s film is that one Smurf, No Name Smurf (James Corden), lacks a defining feature. There are so ...