Celeb News Aggregate
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Steven Spielberg, Penelope Cruz, Larry King and Jennifer Lopez were amongst a host of stars who gathered to celebrate the marriage of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes on Saturday night.
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While Thursday's Golden Globe nominations had some predictable made-to-order Oscar fodder such as Cold Mountain, there were some much-talked about films that were conspicuously absent from the list, including The Station Agent, 21 Grams and The Missing.
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Clint Eastwood's Mystic River has won the first major prize of this year's film award season. Also: Louis Horvitz 76th Academy Awards Michael B. Seligman Carrie Fisher The Empire Strikes Back Barbra Streisand Ray Romano Raymie, Dickie, and the Bean: Why I Love and Hate My Brothers Ray Liotta Murder Inc. Irv Gotti Irv Lorenzo David Hemmings Sandra Bullock Brendan Fraser Matt Dillon Ryan Phillippe Don Cheadle Crash Naomi Watts Peter Jackson King Kong
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SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 9, 2000 -- Ashley Judd is in "Double Jeopardy" no more.
According to last Friday's Hollywood Reporter, the non-singing Judd is in talks to star in the romantic comedy "Animal Husbandry," based on the 1998 novel by Laura Zigman about the mating rituals of urban professionals in New York City. Judd's paycheck reportedly will be $4 million.
The movie will be helmed by actor-director Tony Goldwyn ("A Walk on the Moon").
WHAT HELEN WANTS: It's not easy for a woman to turn down Mel Gibson twice. As Helen Hunt is learning. Hunt is reconsidering a starring role opposite Gibson in the romantic comedy "What Women Want," Daily Variety says. The Oscar winner turned down the project last month due to scheduling conflicts. She's gearing up to shoot the drama "Pay It Forward," starring Kevin Spacey and That "Sixth Sense" Kid (a k a Haley Joel Osment) i