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Melissa Leo at the Los Angeles Premiere of "Frozen River". Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, CA. 07-22-08

Feb. 13, 2009

Oscars 2009: Meet the Nominees You've Never Heard Of

Melissa Leo might win an Oscar for ... forcing us to witness her perilous, hair-raising, back-and-forth car journeys across an iced-over body of water -- packed with a pistol, human cargo and a pushy accomplice by her side in Frozen River.

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Oct. 28, 2008

Scary Oscar Winners

The Serious Horror Film: A Look at Horror Oscar Winners

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Oct. 7, 2008

Freeze Frame: A Snapshot Look at October Movies

If a picture is worth a thousand words, here's the lowdown on October's movies at a glance!...

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Thandie Newton at the Los Angeles Premiere of "Run Fatboy Run". Arclight Theatres, Hollywood, CA. 03-24-08

Apr. 7, 2008

Ioan Gruffud and Thandie Newton Set for Oliver Stone's 'W'

Welsh actor Ioan Gruffud is set to play former British Prime Minister Tony Blair in the new Oliver Stone movie W.

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Nov. 6, 2006

Ellen Burstyn Bemused by 14-Second Emmy Nomination

Veteran actress Ellen Burstyn was baffled by her nomination for a Best Supporting Actress Emmy award this year, because she appeared on screen for a mere 14 seconds.

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Jan. 28, 2005

The Fountain

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Oct. 14, 2003

News, Oct. 14: Kidman Wins Damages Against Tabloid, Miramax To Downplay Bennifer in "Jersey Girl" Ads, Actors Join Screener Ban Opposition, More…

Star Nicole Kidman, who won an Oscar for her performance in the 2002 drama The Hours, won undisclosed libel damages and an apology Tuesday from the British tabloid Sun that reported in March she had had an affair with her Cold Mountain costar Jude Law, which led to the breakup...

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Sep. 12, 2002

Film Crew Says Brad's the Pitts

Brad Pitt has pulled out of the project The Fountain seven weeks before the shooting was set to start in Australia, and the film's 1,000 crew members who are now out of work are furious at Pitt.

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Jul. 25, 2002

News Roundup: July 25

The Rev. Al Sharpton has filed a $1 billion libel lawsuit against the HBO TV network for airing an FBI surveillance tape recorded 19 years ago showing a conversation between him and a government agent posing as a drug dealer. Rev. Al Sharpton Woody Allen Jean Doumanian The...

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