Park City, Utah is currently filled with some of most talented actors working today and a crop of promising new filmmaking talent.

Oh, and Paris Hilton.

Which gritty independent drama that’s sure to become a breakout box office hit and win a slew of Independent Spirit Awards next year is Paris Hilton in, you ask? Why, no gritty independent drama at all. She’s in no movies… and has actually never been associated with anything that could be even remotely referred to as “independent.”

So why is she at Sundance? We’re not alone in asking. That’s the question Sundance founder Robert Redford is asking, too. See what he said about Paris after the jump!

Most actors wouldn’t dream of admitting their similarities to a cranky, scheming villainess (of sorts) like Glee’s Sue Sylvester. But the woman who plays her, Jane Lynch, doesn’t mind letting it all hang out.

Hollywire’s Chelsea Briggs caught up with the funny lady at the Sundance premiere of her darkly comedic drama Afternoon Delight, where she dished on both the film and the new season of Glee.

Catch it after the jump!

Shia LaBeouf may have become an international superstar with his roles in the Transformers movies, but now he's bowing out of the mega-blockbuster franchise and getting back to roles closer to his heart.

His latest, The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman, sure doesn't sound like a Michael Bay movie. He co-stars with Evan Rachel Wood as an American who gets caught up with a Romanian femme fatale while wandering through Europe. Hear what "terrified" him about the role when he stopped to chat with Hollywire's Chelsea Briggs!