Rihanna is a producer, songwriter and star of the new movie "Smurfs," voicing Smurfette alongside co-stars James Corden and John Goodman.

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

The little creatures face off against a new malevolent wizard and help a no-name Smurf find his purpose in director Chris Miller’s adventure.

Ultimately, No Name finds his “thing.” And his purpose is better and more extraordinary than any other smurf’s. Good for him. Too bad his touchy-feely triumph ends one of the worst movies you’ll see ...

A movie that’ll just about keep young viewers’ attention, Smurfs is part Rihanna jukebox musical, and part flimsy attempt to ...

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

Nick Offerman — actor, author, woodworker — is on his own version of the Eras tour. His 50s? So far, so great. His rules on ...

The blue-haired activist and voiceover wonder, who also voices Razamel, shares his views on the aromantic asexual nature of the Smurfs and teases the second season of X-Men ‘97.

The megastar plays a starring role in the new "Smurfs" animated movie. Yet the portrayal of a beloved community of blue creatures has been criticized for a lack of gender balance.

The Smurfs return to the big screen — but does the magic still hold? 💙 With Rihanna as Smurfette and a golden buzzer-level ...

"Smurfs" might be the best of the Smurfs films. But while it’s an amiable diversion for kids, with its blue McDwarfs ...

Smurfs' features corny jokes and childish humor, which is exactly what is going to ensure it is a hit with children, although parents might struggle.