Now Playing Synopsis: A feisty coed joins a collegiate a cappella group and upgrades their song selection for the 21st century during the run-up to a major competition in this melodic comedy from Tony-nominated Avenue Q director Jason Moore. Drifting past the various cliques after arriving at college, Beca (Anna Kendrick) pays more attention to the jams pumping in her headphones than the people she passes on her way to class. But all that changes the moment she stumbles into the one place where every misfit has a voice -- the campus a cappella group. Although the competition amongst the singers proves surprisingly fierce, there's just one aspect of the group Beca can't wrap her head around: All of the songs they perform are at least a decade old. Convinced that they can do better by adding some contemporary tunes into the mix, Beca whips up an exciting new set list that will set the group apart and leave their rivals in the dust. Brittany Snow, Anna Camp, and Rebel Wilson co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin, Ben Platt, Brittany Snow, Anna Camp, Rebel Wilson, Alexis Knapp, Ester Dean, Hana Mae Lee, Kelley Alice Jakle, Wanetah Walmsley, Shelley Regner Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...an interested/baffled kid who is put off by her parents' seeming disinterest and drawn to older sister Meg's (Brittany Snow) phone calls. Milo Ventimiglia, who played aloof rebel Jess the last few years on "Gilmore Girls," essentially...

...Dreams" (7 p.m. Sundays, NBC) is by no stretch a good show, but I keep hoping it suddenly will be brilliant. Brittany Snow is wonderful as the nave 1960s teenager and the "American Bandstand" segments, wherein modern musicians stand in...

...Treat Williams has gone from punchline to respected actor simply by growing a beard and softening his voice, and ... Brittany Snow, will you marry me? NOT COOL: Record companies suing music fans. Music moguls, you brought this file sharing situation...

...Chris Snow Chris will be missed by his daughters, Samantha Simons, of Elk River, Crystal Snow, of Sartell, and Brittany Snow, of Sartell; his mother, Joy Stehr, of Brainerd; his father, Calvin (Barb) Snow, of Pillager; his stepfather...

...ball, Hackey Sack and Magic: The Gathering. Chris will be missed by his daughters, Crystal Snow, of Sartell, and Brittany Snow, of Sartell; his mother, Joy Stehr, of Brainerd; his father, Calvin (Barb) Snow, of Pillager; his stepfather...

Now Playing Synopsis: Four young people are forced into a desperate situation as their paths cross in this independent drama. Carly (Brittany Snow) and Lena (Christian Serratos) are college students and close friends who are in an emotional funk -- Lena is struggling with the aftermath of an unpleasant breakup, while Carly's family wants her to become a lawyer and she's not sure how to stand up for her own ambitions. Their problems suddenly seem trivial when they're carjacked by Kevin (J. Michael Trautmann) and Dre (Evan Ross). Kevin, the product of an abusive upbringing, is emotionally unstable and wants to join a local youth gang; Dre, who comes from a crime-ridden neighborhood, is smart and ambitious, but he's too loyal to his friend to let him go out alone. When the carjacking goes wrong and someone gets shot, a tense negotiation takes place as everyone tries to keep the situation under control before the law steps in or someone dies. 96 Minutes was the first feature film from writer and director Aimee Lagos. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Cast: Brittany Snow, Evan Ross, Christian Serratos, J. Michael Trautmann, David Oyelowo Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review