The Help

The 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild honored "The Help" with the most movie trophies while "Boardwalk Empire" took home most television honors.

Skeeter is my favorite fictional character.The Help talks about race relations in the 1960s from a new perspective.

Oscar buzz surrounding Dreamworks' 'The Help' proves to be accurate. The 84th Academy Awards nominations were announced Tuesday morning. The film, set in early-'60s Mississippi, garnered four nominations in three categories.

'[I wanted to show] the sacrifice that these women made who raised their own children and pretty much our white doctors, senators, and lawyers. [Their daughters] are now [also] educators, doctors, and lawyers. What they did was just phenomenal.'

'I’m having this weird sensation. [This is] the first time in the big leagues. I have to keep reminding myself that when [announcers] say 'The Help' on the Golden Globes that it’s the same movie. I have to say, 'Tate, that’s your movie.''

"The Artist" and "The Help" shine brightly at the 2012 Critics' Choice Movie Awards, beating out film veterans.

When aspiring writer Eugenia Phelan finds herself now the writer for a housekeeping column she needs to find some material that will get her noticed by big publishers so she finds what she needs in the maids her society uses in The Help.

I can admit when I’m wrong. I have to say I was very wrong about 'The Help.' This charming film is not your typical dramedy that will suck the life out of you while your wife or girlfriend sits smiling next to you.

This is a book review of a novel that I read written by Kathryn Stockett Called The Help.

Just how inspiring is this movie? This movie not only inspired me to take a proactive approach in my fight against cyber bullying, but it showed me just what real courage really is.

Kathryn Stockett, was born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi. Stockett was writing to comfort herself in a time of need, and never expected her first novel to ever be read. However, 'The Help' has sold over five million copies.

Movie writer Heidi McDonald goes into 'The Help' uncomfortable, but comes out surprised by the film's reception.

This movie is a story about life in the South during a time when being black meant difficulties in your life. While being white meant a much easier way of life.

This is a movie review of "The Help" with some extra backround information that will help you better understand the era it was made in.

Recent film (The Help) and theater (Fences) awards have made actress Viola Davis a bona fide star. But I first noticed her in a low-budget, indie film on public television, called "Poof".

My review of "The Help" which features great performances from a cast that features Emma Stone, Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, and Bryce Dallas Howard in a story about the unspoken divide between whites and the black maids taking care of their households.

My movie review of "The Help".

James Craig Anderson worked at an auto plant. He had relatives that loved him and he loved life. The 49-year old African American man was beaten and then intentionally run over by white teens out to "mess with" some black folk.

Based on the acclaimed and controversial novel, "The Help" looks back at the dawning days of the Cvil Rights Movement in Mississippi.

A remarkable cast brings laughs, rage, tears and dignity to one of 2011's best movies.

Read the book? Just heard about it? Get "the help" you need to decide if the movie "The Help" is worth seeing.

'The Help' is an upbeat and poignant movie that examines several complex topics: race relations, class issues, the civil rights movement, and gender dynamics.

Critic Robert Denerstein says 'The Help' is a beautifully acted but non-threatening movie about a subject that probably should have proved more unsettling: race relations in the Jim Crow South.

Movie Review: The Help (2011) starring Emma Stone, Viola Davis, Bryce Dallas Howard, Octavia Spencer, Jessica Chastain, Ahna O'Reilly, Anna Camp, Sissy Spacek