Sunsets make us teary-eyed.
Mark Logue's grandfather was King George VI's speech therapist.
Michael Jackson talks about why water balloon fights seem to be his sport of choice
Juliette Lewis, to Britain's Empire movie magazine, on playing a Mariliyn Monroe impersonator in the upcoming comedy Room to Rent:
"Impersonators tap into the cliché of the person, I think Marilyn Monroe was a very intelligent person who knew what she was doing, she knew her comic skills. But socially she did put on that lip quiver and that dizzy blonde act and I think when I played it, it was so comfortable to do. You don't have to engage in an intellectual way with people, you can hide behind this dizzy veneer and its also very disarming to people around you. I connected to the champagne buzz aspect of Marilyn."
John Leguizamo, who plays Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec in Baz Luhrmann's Moulin Rogue, to W Magazine about receiving inspiration from Sister Wendy, the British nun whose televised lectures on art have become a cult hit:
``I happened to be watching a lot of Sister Wendy right before filming, and I thought, `She has a lisp like he did, and she appreciates art like he did.' So she was my way into the character. And all through the shoot, Baz kept saying, `John, more Sister Wendy! Find her effervescence!''