Plus, Haley is growing up.
The late actor's dream has come true. Finally!
He's one busy guy.
Maybe he should've told his wedding guests to buy stock shares instead of gifts?
Who wore a crazy blue suit on the red carpet?
Plus, how Tarantino almost kept her from hearing about the Season 2 renewal.
"C'mon ... everyone deserves a 24th chance."
If the judges are the real stars, what happens to the contestants?
Harsh much?
It's supposed to detail Vito Corleone's rise to power in New York.
Fans want to see America's Sweetheart find love again!
Now with more creepy, robotic voice-over!
She's trading in one life for nine.
And Leonard makes Penny a surprising offer.
Feel Nick's Fury.
Gabriel Mann tells Hollywood.com why "No one is safe."
Eric Church says winners of vocal competitions shouldn't call themselves 'artists.'
Thin or far, pregnant celebrities just can't win.
Pro tip: Smiling is overrated.
That cordial Charlie Sheen we all know and love.
Find out what's next for the newest dark witch!
The original castmember is quitting over "fighting."
But not for the reasons you might assume.
And it's offensive that you would say so.
The 'DWTS' judge opens up about 'The View' host's sad departure.
How about a Liz Lemon movie?
'Date Night's' Shawn Levy will direct.
The actor gets a "taste" of his old life.
"Charlie Sheen died ... and went to FX."
And do we spy an Idol alum?
Double the dancing. Double the teenage screams.
The Dancing curse strikes again.
Celebrity haircuts that ruined roles.
Will you tune into her new Lifetime series?
Nicki is on her own level... well, maybe
This better be good...
His rep tells Hollywood.com that Larry fell.
So she didn't strike down the "lame stream media"?
"Butterfly" musician in ICU
There's a new legend in late night.
Our exclusive chat with the hunky dance pro.
Rings are great, but Batmobiles are better.
The new and changed Charlie still managed to knock his old show.
Making amends for mental breakdowns is so yesterday.
'The Hunger Games' star shares stories about his crazy fan experiences.
The young star might fill Sissy Spacek's iconic blood-soaked shoes.
Whitney's ex can't stay out of trouble for long.
Sheldon gets a new Leonard.
See a sample recipe that will leave you hungry.
We TV picks up Lauper and Kendra Wilkinson for new shows.
Are you listening, Jim Toth?
The classic rom-com is his 'least favorite thing.'
Sofia Vergara will be followed by a pre-'MiB 3' Brolin.
The show might be ending, but the case never will.
The case could be over if the two sides can agree on money. Surprise!
Glen Mazzara dishes on the Season 2 ender.
Brad Pitt won't battle zombies until summer 2013.
The studio aims to reinvent the '30s crimesolver for the 21st century.
'Modern Family' star hopes to succeed where many have failed.
No more Peggy-prim-and-proper.
'Desperate Housewives' trial takes a nastier turn.
There will be a new generation of GTL.
The man behind Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and more.
Yes, but at a different game.
She overhears all the nastiness - even Blakeley calling her a stripper...
Why this former 'Housewife' is looking for justice.
She's on the right track and we want her to stay there.
We got the scoop from her personal trainer.
The 'Grace Under Fire' star is poised for a comeback.
Discover how their relationship could seriously impact the series.
Now that's dedication.
Let's hear it for "The Iron Lady!"
Nerds gone wild!
And Howard has a hard time in space training.
Is the actress really turning over a new leaf?
She just needs to spice up her life.
Two exclusive interview clips from the 'Son of No One' Blu-ray
'BBT' goes back to the well, and it's dry.
The actress shared the news on Twitter.
Check out this week's Blu-ray releases.
The singer claims she'll never write a breakup record again.
Neither gender is safe.
With 'Real Steel,' 'Date Night' director Shawn Levy behind the camera.
This show is already hilarious.
Who doesn't?
But never the other way around.
The veteran actress will play one of the lead females on the FX comedy.
Details from the call have been released.
Aaron Paul, Octavia Spencer and Nick Offerman co-star in the drama.
As part of a three-part reunion special.
"Ain't no party like a Liz Lemon party, 'cause a Liz Lemon party is mandatory."
But he knows no one would see it.
Because we definitely needed a medium to figure that out.
Just in case you wanted to know.
The actress proved to be a heroine!
The artist sets the record straight on her official blog.
The end is finally near.
The 'Haywire' director tells us what he's watching to prepare.
Look out for her tweets of fury.
We find out if they know what Jane's big secret is.
It had been slated for a March 2012 release.
The actor says his antics are a thing of the past.
Seems like an appropriate topic for a teen magazine, right?
Tell that to Ryan Gosling and Michael Sheen.
It gets pretty twisted.
And we're just finding this out now?
After two very slow weeks at the nation’s theaters things are finally heating up with the arrival of three new and very high profile releases.
And how have they stayed the same?
Do we have a choice in the matter?
Never. Not ever. Never ever.
Because she likes food and her free time too much.
Erin lets loose at the Christmas party to try and get Andy's attention.
It's a dog-gone masterpiece.
But where did Ashton place on the list??
Aw, that's sweet!
Fox puts a fracture in the season.
I think we're all a little curious.
Did you read 'Oedipus' at Princeton, Jimmy?
The SyFy miniseries debuts Dec. 4.
But she'll find out for sure on Monday!
And she apparently remembers every little thing that's ever happened to her.
Inquiring minds want to know!
YOU THINK?!
Because she's done sooo many bad things.
Catch a glimpse of her new thriller.
Hipster.
After six years of marriage.
She says she doesn't think they could make it any creepier.
Or rather, she hasn't been single in 17 years.
...after his Penn State football remarks.
The series gets a much-needed dose of girl world and a little romance.
Doctors tell pregnant women not to eat peanuts so their babies don't develop allergies.
A surprise number one finish for Puss in Boots shows the power of the family film audience.
Just as we suspected!
Can you figure him out?
And the elephants cheer.
Bill Murry is the best thing that has ever happened.
His crazy will be scripted this time.
A summer blockbuster on TV, perhaps??
This series will be a dream come true.
Mama Cher is not happy with how Chaz was treated.
Next season's theme: a Jersey Shore wedding?
For some stitches and some emergency dental work.
Her confession was caught on video.
The actress takes time to clear up a few rumors.
A Fun Event of Sun Obstruction.
Sort of like Dexter, but with a cooler costume.
The sleuth takes on his greatest foe.
Over 200 thousand AskMen Readers voted.
The claws are coming out.
He calls them racist.
So...yeah!
Find out all the details!
How very Flanders of him.
Did anyone really have any doubts?
Talk about adding injury to insult.
Hooooray???
Shannon also spills the beans on playing Zod in 'Man of Steel'!
If anyone can do the Civil War right, it's AMC.
It's not the $100 million he was asking for, but ... well, I'd still take it.
He's is 'winning' our respect back.
And he brings along Seth Rogen for moral support.
Welcome back to Seattle Grace.
Everything, basically.
See what more trouble Sarah Michelle Gellar is getting into.
It's an indie dramedy about alcoholics in love.
With the expected degree of insanity.
And he gets $25 million right now!
Not quite the $100 million he was asking for, but not too shabby nonetheless.
I guess after you work with Ryan Gosling you feel like you can retire.
Sure he does.
Also William Shatner lands a pretty clean B-B-BURN.
Next week, on a very special 'Two and a Half Men'...
She'll join Mark Ruffalo.
And it shows...
Ya think?
Sherlock is hot property again. Thanks, Downey!
The horror. The horror.
Yes, these include Slash and a few uncomforable obituary jokes.
Do we spy Will and Emma getting a little...domestic?
Huh?
She's thankful she didn't meet the same, tragic fate.
Unwieldy title promises ample quirkiness.
Somebody's gotta be lying, here.
Weird stuff, reportedly from Steven Spielberg's private collection.
He wants to be judged for his dancing, not his life choices.
They're both newlyweds!
Win a private screening for you and your friends!
She also opens up about her rape scene in the upcoming flick 'Straw Dogs.'
It's fine, I promise.
And Jeffrey Dean Morgan looks none too pleased.
It's a train full of all his failed metaphors.
Le Carre adaptation to open in December now.
You know you're in a bad spot when Mike Tyson gets to make fun of you.
Take your friends to see the new Sarah Jessica Parker movie for free!
The steampunk-est Christmas ever!
Is she back to Princess Leia Bikini status?
Just like in the movie, we're all doomed.
Can anything make Sheen less of a jerk?
So...does that mean he's still winning?
From the director of 'Die Hard 2' and 'Cutthroat Island'
Perfect nighttime viewing.
It's got to be either magic or steroids
It should certainly be a night to remember.
The director gets us pumped for the DVD release of 'The Conspirator'
And the photo shoot delivers KStew like you've never seen her before.
Hint: prepare for cutaways.
They are looking fiiiine.
So I guess he'll only be able to afford one crack mansion.
We've gone from Bieber Fever to Baby Fever.
Back to the glory days of Lumenlessness
And how the rumors that she's dating Justin Timberlake aren't true...darn.
Yeah, it's a bad sign when you're in Paris and you're crying.
Haven't you all been DYING to know? Oh, that's dark
We've got all the latest dirt on this film
The quiet before the bloody storm.
It's going to be an interesting 2012...
First Christina, now Catherine?
Could this actually turn into a successful love story?
It's 'JAWS' meets 'JAWS 3'
Massive trailers to go with massive egos?
One could say she is full of Glee
Well we know she's definitely gone through enough drama
She read a book to them!
The epic flick gains context with the help of its stars.
You've never seen him like this before.
And she tells her husband on a boat!
So she has excuses...there's a tactic we haven't seen before
Great actress, great clothes....makes sense
Now you really have no choice!
Let's cut to the chase...
If ever anything should be called reality TV...
Who wouldn't want to watch this?
The cliffhanger has come to an end! Maybe.
Because she didn't learn her lesson the first time...
Sure she did.
Enter Moriarty.
This is the story...of a man named Sherwood
The latest clues to the mystery of 'A Game of Shadows.'
She tells In Style about the labor and delivery of her son, Flynn
She opens up during an interview with Playboy
He and Jude Law get plenty of face time in the new one-sheets.
This gives the movie a whole new, way more horrifying spin.
The bases aren't the only thing that are loaded.
My guess: primarily Hot Shots! Part Deux jokes.
Don't think he'd be winning any drug tests
At least it's not written in Tiger Blood...we think.
'True Blood' wants to do bad things to you.
Winning?....more like losing
There is no cure...yet
Disney releases the first image from the sci-fi flick.
Find out the truth about their marriage
Sheen wants the stand, but he won't get it.
It wasn't the right "lifestyle" for her.
America might be experiencing a relapse of its Sheen addiction.
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH.
And Glenn Close sumo wrestles.
Ride the wave with AnnaSophia Robb & Helen Hunt.
And somehow looks fabulous while doing it.
Good thing she's leaving then, eh?
It's kind of like 'Little Big Planet' had a baby with Pixar.
Take the hit film home with you this summer!
Oui oui!
But don't worry. It was paid back.
Explosions!
They tied the knot this past Saturday in Boerne, Texas.
EVERYBODY, HE'S TALKING AGAIN IN CASE YOU WONDERED.
Well, that would have been weird.
It's for charity, so just suck it up.
"Officially."
They've been dating for four years.
Something about a toilet bowl?
He says he doesn't think Charlie's funny.
Riiiiiiiiiiight.
She's excited about the future, natch.
Aaaaaand this just became a great movie.
She had to go home to Indiana to take care of a DUI-thing.
They said there have been no negotiations to get him back on the 'Two and a Half Men.'
Clearly, he's not too big of a fan.
Maybe he should give up on copyrighting "winning" and try the word "crazy" instead.
Men doing manly things!
Including "Duh" and "Winning"
Lame.
No, not at all.
But he recovered in Chicago!
She's on the NYC sidewalk, so of course she is.
For sabotaging someone's reality TV show about his family.
An ambulance took her away for spitting up blood.
What a bummer!
Entourage is in its last season, so...
Good riddance!
Damnit. Of course he did.
(May = Does)
Way to go people. Way. To. Go.
Step right up, Isis Taylor!
It's called "Operation Greyhound"
Baldwin tells Sheen to beg for his job back.
They were looking for guns and ammunition.
It's called "Charlie Sheen's Winning Recipes"
He is seeking $100 million in damages.
Today is so...great.
Someone make one of these things happen STAT!
For real.
She tells him to go to Paris like he'd appreciate it.
Not if he knows what's good for him.
At least he's hydrating himself.
Best news ever? Best news ever.
Because he's looking for a human sacrifice?
The warlock has left the building.
'The Five Hundred' may be coming to your screen eventually! Perhaps!
Apology accepted?
THANK GOD!
I was one of them.
At this point, we'd almost prefer a zombie apocalypse to more Sheen.
'Rango' proves that family audiences are always looking for new entertainment at the multi-plex and posts the best debut of 2011 thus far!
Bree Olsen has "left the building."
Whoops. I mean, WINNER!
Lucky him.
Guess who's an F-18 now, bro.
Aww, you guys. Allies!
There will be no lions or tigers but there will be a Chevy Chase bear. (Oh my.)
Charlie does not know of Max and Bob's whereabouts.
Which, you know, isn't really that off base.
NOOO, UNCLE JESSE.
It's Charlie Sheen day. Now his publicist is out.
Get the low-down on Sheen's speech
I'd watch it.
Uh...
CBS comedy 'Two and a Half Men' gets season-order cut
We all could learn a thing or two, I'm sure.
Sherlock Holmes: The Squeakquel!
They really like water.
We do, so she's not wrong.
Obviously he went to the right place.
They won't have to change the title of the show after all!
I'm pretty sure that's not a thing.
Sorry, Charlie.
Don't we all.
Well that's a disappointment.
Also, Amy Poehler used to be pretty ugly.
We also get a look at Noomi Rapace in her role for the film.
Sony's indie arm will distribute the shocking picture
Also, Steven Tyler talks about being addicted to stuff.
Hell, I'm concerned about my neighbor's dog on a personal level.
The home entertainment release offers mega specials!
The actor shines in his brief appearance in 'TRON: Legacy', so we take a look at small roles with big impacts in films
Our exclusive interview with the always entertaining British star.
So, they're like, really angry this time around, right?
Well, kind of.
Mann directing a mob movie? No way.
Can't a girl have a love of ponchos or get engaged suddenly without raising suspicions?
Justin Beiber and Usher at the 2010 American Music Awards press room, held at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles
The Cameron Diaz comedy won't release till June 17, 2011
HULK SMASH GLEE FOR RUINING ROCKY HORROR!
Believe me, things are better off this way.
Natalie Portman is getting her Judd Apatow on.
The two actors might play Aunt May and Uncle Ben in the upcoming reboot.
It's not like her to do it, but affairs happen all the time!
Groan.
From a former coke head to a current coke head: "Don't get arrested."
You're damn right it was overBLOWn!
Her mom says no but I say yes.
Find who's coming to NBC's 'The Event,' which tennis pro will battle Matthew Perry, and the winter sport that'll soon have B-listers spinning.
Clint Eastwood on Monday quashed rumors that he was looking to Joaquin Phoenix to play J. Edgar Hoover's protégé and purported lover in a biopic of the FBI director.
The British actress gets her first major U.S. role.
Paramount just nabbed Anthony Peckham to bring Chris Pine's Jack Ryan to the big screen.
Fresh off her success with The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Noomi Rapace snags the female lead in Sherlock's second adventure.
The sexy redhead stars with Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan in the upcoming action flick.
Negative criticism of the film causes hate mail, comments and rampant, misdirected sexism.
Troubled actor Charlie Sheen is preparing to leave rehab and get back to work -- he's slated to resume filming on his show 'Two and a Half Men' at the end of next week.
Watch our exclusive interview with the Red and White Queens of 'Alice in Wonderland.'
The epic TV program, originally set to premiere mid-season, won't be seen until May 2011
Aaron Johnson also likely joining the 'X-Men' ensemble cast
In an interview with Zach Galifianakis, Megan Fox says she's been trying to throw the media "off her scent" by talking too much...or something.
Charlie Sheen's plea deal hit a snag on Monday when the case was postponed to July.
Domestic abuse charges land Sheen in jail.
This week it's Sex, Prince and Spider-Man!
The millions upon millions of 'Two and a Half Men' viewers can breathe a sigh of relief: Charlie Sheen is staying with the show.
Actress denies involvement in the project
James Bond Daniel Craig is in talks to replace 'Sherlock Holmes' star Robert Downey Jr. in new movie 'Cowboys & Aliens.'
Former 'Desperate Housewives' co-star Nicollette Sheridan has filed a lawsuit against ABC Entertainment Group, ABC Studios, Touchstone Television and series creator Marc Cherry for $20 million.
Apparently it wasn’t an April Fool’s prank: Charlie Sheen is leaving 'Two and a Half Men,' according to reports.
Michael Cera plays bravely against type as an awkward, acerbic teen with a quirky girlfriend. Check it out!
Rob Corddry lets loose in this adults-only clip from the upcoming '80s ski-flick satire.
Veteran actress joins Amy Heckerling's new comedy
Charlie Sheen has received the support of TV bosses behind his hit show 'Two and a Half Men' after he checked himself into rehab on Tuesday.
Actor Charlie Sheen has entered a rehabilitation facility, his representative has announced.
Katherine Heigl has replaced Reese Witherspoon in forthcoming film 'One for the Money.'
Charlie Sheen will be charged with misdemeanor assault and felony menacing ahead of a court hearing on Monday, according to a new report.
Testicle shaving, F-bombs, and other bawdy delights abound in this preview of Jay Baruchel's R-rated rom-com.
Charlie Sheen's wife Brooke Mueller has returned to the couple's Los Angeles home, prompting the actor to move out in order to keep from violating a restraining order filed against him after a domestic dispute last month.
Charlie Sheen and his wife Brooke Mueller are set for counseling sessions following a domestic dispute that landed the actor behind bars on Christmas.
Charlie Sheen spent Christmas Day behind bars in an Aspen, Colorado, jail.
Brittany Murphy's husband has spoken out to dismiss rumors that the late actress was taking a cocktail of prescription drugs before her sudden death -- insisting none of her medications could have "endangered" her.
The 'Witches of Eastwick' TV spinoff, 'Eastwick,' is officially a flop -- ABC bosses have refused to order additional episodes of the series.
We’ve all had a few looks at Guy Ritchie’s upcoming 'Sherlock Holmes,' but the latest trailer is hands-down the best.
The new TV trailer for the Guy Ritchie directed Sherlock Holmes
Charlie Sheen has hinted that he's set to quit his hit sitcom 'Two and a Half Men' after one more season, telling friends on the red carpet at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday he's had "a good run" on the show.
Actor Charlie Sheen has written a letter to President Barack Obama requesting a meeting over his theories about the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
'American Idol' fans -- and Ryan Seacrest, apparently -- got caught in a hit-and-run Twitter storm last night when Paula Abdul announced that she won't be returning to the show after a protracted period of negotiations.
Thursday at Comic-Con the legendary director gave a status report on his upcoming two-part adaptation of Tolkien's precursor to 'Lord of the Rings.'
Emma Watson has defended her former 'Harry Potter' co-star Robert Pattinson's budding reputation as a Hollywood playboy, insisting the pair was only friends during filming.
Jermaine Jackson fought back tears on TV Thursday morning as he recalled seeing his brother Michael lying lifeless in the hospital -- and admitted he "wished" he was the one who had died.
R&B star Usher has asked to be granted joint custody of his two children -- as he and his estranged wife head to the divorce courts.
Country singer Shania Twain has reached out to her fans online to assure them she's coping well, a year after her painful split from producer husband Robert 'Mutt' Lange.
Paris Hilton's ex-boyfriend Doug Reinhardt has finally acknowledged that he's been dumped -- two days after the socialite announced their split to the press.
R&B star Usher and his wife are reportedly planning to divorce after almost two years of marriage.
Freida Pinto has declared her love for her 'Slumdog Millionaire' costar Dev Patel after previously shooting down rumors of a real-life romance.
Paris Hilton has confirmed she was the first target for Sacha Baron Cohen's bare bum at the MTV Movie Awards last month.
Today Warner Bros. dropped its first official trailer for 'Sherlock Holmes,' Guy Ritchie’s new take on the legendary Scotland Yard sleuth featuring Robert Downey Jr. in the titular role.
Eminem has played down his war of words with Nick Cannon after poking fun at the actor's marriage to Mariah Carey in a controversial new song, insisting he only wishes them "the best."
Shia LaBeouf is in talks to take over Charlie Sheen's role as a desperate young stockbroker in the forthcoming sequel to 1987 film Wall Street.
Terrence Howard is still fuming over the decision to axe him from the Iron Man sequel -- accusing studio bosses of trying to short-change the entire cast.
Nicollette Sheridan's departure from Desperate Housewives failed to pull in the ratings TV bosses had hoped for -- the episode attracted 1.3 million less viewers than the season average.
Frost/Nixon star Michael Sheen is set to star as a bloodsucking vampire in the highly anticipated Twilight sequel.
Lindsay Lohan has reportedly launched a furious Internet rant at her girlfriend Samantha Ronson -- with the star appearing to accuse the DJ of cheating on her.
New dad Charlie Sheen has dismissed reports one of his twin boys is battling a heart condition in hospital - the infant is just undersized.
Charlie Sheen's newborn son Max has been taken to the hospital with a heart condition, according to reports.
Charlie Sheen's baby twin sons have helped to heal the rift between the actor and his ex-wife Denise Richards.
Denise Richards has put her bitter divorce from ex-husband Charlie Sheen behind her -- insisting she is "so happy" for the new father of twin boys.
Actor Liam Neeson has rushed to the bedside of his wife Natasha Richardson following a skiing accident that has reportedly left the actress in critical condition with a serious head injury.
Charlie Sheen is the proud father of twin boys.
Filmmaker Guy Ritchie has given Robert Downey Jr. a boost!
Usher’s a daddy ... again!
You don't have to be a detective to come to realize Warner's in fact has a clue when it comes to casting Sherlock Holmes.
Holly Madison, star of that stellar reality show The Girls Next Door, has a few choice words to say about her recent break-up with Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner
Janet Jackson’s North American tour was looking shaky there for a bit—but she’s back! Jackson took to the stage Wednesday night in her first concert since she was sidelined by a bout of vertigo.
In what has become a guessing game that may have piqued the interest of the great detective himself, the latest name to surface in the who-will-play-Watson merry-go-round is Jude Law.
Shear Genius (Season Finale) -- 10/9c on Bravo
It’s the most buzzed-about show of the season and it comes with a built-in pedigree. A new version of ‘90s sensation Beverly Hills, 90210, the CW’s west coast counterpart to Gossip Girl will settle into its ritzy zip code Sept. 2 with lots of fresh new faces and several familiar ones—Jennie Garth, Tori Spelling and Shannen Doherty from the original series will have recurring roles. Here’s a guide to who’s who in the new crew.
Paris Hilton is shopping for a new best friend while currrently filming her new reality show, working title Paris Hilton's New Best Friend, but that doesn't mean she's forgotten her friends of yesteryear. Hilton is tipping her old friend Britney Spears to win at this year's 2008 MTV Video Music Awards.
It’s always shocking to hear of a brutal crime but for some reason it’s even more alarming when the attacker is someone who has achieved mainstream success in the public eye. Actor Shelley Malil, 43, was arrested for allegedly stabbing his girlfriend 20 times and has been scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday afternoon, August 13.
Robert Downey Jr. will star in Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes. The drama is the first time Downey will go before the cameras since his blockbuster turn in Iron Man. Variety says Downey committed to the film, which begins shooting in October, after Ritchie turned in the latest version of the script.
It’s official: The X-Files sequel will not be called The X-Files Sequel.
Paramount will push J.J. Abrams' Strar Trek release from Dec. 25 of this year to May 8, 2009. The studio feels the film has greater potential as a summer blockbuster rather than as a Christmas release.
Big Momma's House 2 crushed the competition at the North American box office this weekend with a plump $28 million take--the second-best January opening ever. The Martin Lawrence sequel ranks second behind a special edition of Star Wars, which grossed $35.9 million when it premiered in 1997, but bumped 2004’s Along Came Polly’s $27.7 million opening
Actor Charlie Sheen has paid tribute to old pal Chris Penn, who was found dead in his Los Angeles apartment on Tuesday--calling him the "best friend a guy could ever hope for".
Movie star Shelley Winters realized her dream of marrying boyfriend Gerry DeFord hours before she died at the weekend.
Desperate Housewives beauties Eva Longoria and Nicollette Sheridan are reportedly top choices to replace Rachel Hunter as the new body of Ultimo underwear.
Shelley Winters, the outspoken actress, best known for her Academy Award winning turns in films The Diary of Anne Frank and A Patch of Blue, has died, The Associated Press reports. She was 85.
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards are looking to end their marriage in a hurry.
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards' divorce is on again.
Steven Spielberg has played down rumors he is planning to remake Mary Poppins.
Actor Jonathan Rhys-Meyers has rubbished newspaper reports he beat up his teenage girlfriend Reena Hammer, claiming no punches were thrown.
Nicollette Sheridan's split from her former fiancé Niklas Soderblom appears to have turned nasty, with the actress being accused of threatening to slap her ex with a restraining order.
Director Peter Jackson has lost a staggering 70 pounds in just 10 months.
Fatal Attraction star Michael Douglas is planning to lobby the US government for tighter gun control, because he's still haunted by rocker John Lennon's 1980 shooting death.
Former Desperate Housewives star Page Kennedy has angrily denied claims he was fired from the hit drama for allegedly flashing two female colleagues.
Actress Sheree North has died at Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. She was 72.
Charlie Sheen has confirmed he and his wife Denise Richards are officially back together by proudly flashing his wedding ring on a talk show.
Producers of the drama Lost have come up with a novel way to boost the show's ratings--they are publishing a book based on a manuscript discovered by the stranded islanders.
Socialite Nicole Richie has bought a new condominium in the heart of Beverly Hills so she won't have to drive anywhere to go shopping.
Desperate Housewives star Nicollette Sheridan has called for Paris Hilton to be "fried" for her "tacky and classless" TV commercial for fast food chain Carl's Jr.
Irish film-maker Jim Sheridan was so determined to make sure he understood rap culture when teaming up with 50 Cent for new movie Get Rich Or Die Tryin' he hired Dr Dre as a consultant.
Desperate Housewives star Nicollette Sheridan is single once again, after splitting with her fiancé Nicklas Soderblom.
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards expecting their second child, producer sues Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire, children visit Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch, and more.
Hollywood celebs flee hotel fire, Michael Jackson opens the gates to Neverland, Oscar ceremony pushed back a week, more...
Usher sweeps the Billboard Awards, TV legend Dick Clark was hospitalized after suffering a mild stroke, Martha Stewart looks at new TV deal, more...
"Jeopardy!" whiz ends 74-game streak, Sheryl Crow stalker acquitted, CBS takes November sweeps, more...
Shelley Long of "Cheers" briefly hospitalized, NBC sports exec. survives jet crash, "Vibe" magazine president addresses stabbing. more...
Robin Williams will receive an honorary Golden Globe; OutKast, Usher top the MTV Europe Awards; Howard Stern gives out free satellite radios in Times Square, more...
The American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium "ushered" in a new era Sunday night, with R&B singer Usher winning in all four categories for which he was nominated.
Paramount head Sherry Lansing leaving, Brosnan recommends Farrell replace him as 007, rapper Wyclef Jean goes to Haiti to stop violence, more...
Mary-Kate Olsen says she is not dropping out of NYU, New charges filed against Bill O'Reilly, Growing Pains star Tracey Gold pleads not guilty to drunk driving charges, more...
News, Oct. 18: Jolie called "sexiest woman", Law bashes press, Hilton gets her own club, more.
Marlon Brando's ashes scattered, Michael Moore's next documentary lands at Miramax, U.S. turns away singer Cat Stevens, more...
Usher, Kanye West and OutKast each received three American Music Award nominations Tuesday.
Paris Hilton publishes memoirs, Tommy Lee to star in reality series, Apprentice 2 cast unveiled, more...
John Stamos files for divorce from Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Usher denies rivalry with Justin Timberlake, The Scream stolen from museum, more...
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A former agriculture secretary was named today to head the Motion Picture Association of America, the industry's trade association, succeeding the retiring Jack Valenti, who held the position since 1966.
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According to court documents made public Tuesday, Michael Jackson and his ex-wife Debbie Rowe have agreed to let retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephen Lachs mediate an unspecified family dispute. Also: Janet Jackson Justin Timberlake William Hung Angelina Jolie Sex and the City Prince Robert Downey Jr Val Kilmer Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
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Sheriffs officially respond to Michael Jackson's allegations with video and audio proof he was not mistreated during arrest.
Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan could make his first film outside the Walt Disney Co. banner since his supernatural thriller The Sixth Sense in 1999. Also: Life of Pi Yann Martel Siegfried Fischbacher Roger Moore 3rd annual Tribeca Film Festival Paul McCartney Ringo Starr Concert for George Sheryl Crow Napster 2.0 Wife Swap Trading Moms Commercial Alert Ralph Nader Ashley Scott Paul Walker Jessica Alba John Stockwell Into the Blue
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ABC's airing Tuesday night of first of the late comedian John Ritter's final episodes of 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter was a ratings hit for the network. Also: Johnny Cash The Bachelor Kenneth Chyten David Letterman The Human Stain Charleton Heston Elton John Danny McBride Len Wiseman Underworld
Actor and activist Martin Sheen, who portrays the fictional Democratic President Josiah Bartlet on NBC's political drama The West Wing, said Saturday he was proud of Canada for not entering the Iraq war. Also: Melissa Etheridge Tammy Lynn Michaels Will Smith Jada Pinkett Smith Sean "P.Diddy" Combs Robert Altman Curtis Hanson DGA Honors DGA Honors Naomi Watts Peter Jackson King Kong Julia Roberts Cate Blanchett Closer Jude Law Natalie Portman Clive Owen
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Britney Spears was back in the spotlight this weekend after giving a surprise performance Sunday morning at the Palms hotel-casino in Las Vegas--and the pop princess gave the 1,800 patrons at the Rain nightclub something to drool over. Also: Johnny Cash Arnold Schwarzenegger Charlie Sheen Denise Richards David Blaine Van Helsing Exorcist: The Beginning Paul Schrader Lorenzo di Bonaventura GI Joe
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Veteran actor Roger Moore, who played secret agent James Bond in the '70s and '80s, collapsed on stage in New York and was taken to an area hospital on Wednesday. Also: Rodney Dangerfield Gerard Depardieu Pete Townshend Robert Conrad Halle Berry Al Roker Jeremy Piven Mandy Moore Andy Cadiff Playtone Production Tom Hanks Gary Goetzman Bradley Peyton The Spider and the Fly
The Who guitarist Pete Townshnd arrested on suspect child pornography
Actor Michael Douglas is criticizing the British press for its treatment of his wife, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, during the couple's court case against the magazine tabloid Hello!
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On the night his wife was fatally shot, a frantic Robert Blake banged on a door in Studio City to say his wife apparently had been beaten and asked the resident to call 911, a detective testified today.
Antwone Fisher uses quotes from political and social leaders in Oscar campaign.
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Gruner + Jahr and Publishing Co., the publishers of Rosie magazine, filed a $100 million lawsuit Tuesday against former talk show host Rosie O'Donnell for quitting their business partnership last month.
Sony Music was playing defense today after entertainer Michael Jackson accused the company and its executives of being racist and stealing from artists, especially blacks.
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards were married in Los Angeles yesterday.
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Say it isn't to: Bad-boy Charlie Sheen seems to be giving up his wicked ways and settling down, having just gotten engaged to fellow Hollywood hottie, Denise Richards. We pay tribute to Charlie's past.
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Martin Sheen and TV director James Burrows are feted by at MTR's annual gala
Prosecutors in Paris are investigating allegations by former Dutch supermodel Karen Mulder that she was raped by a European royal celebrities and leading figures in the French modeling industry
Actress Zoe Wanamaker, a star of the Harry Potter film, has said that she will "boycott" the sequel unless Warner Bros. boosts the salaries of the actors.
Andrew Lloyd Webber has charged that plans to turn his Phantom of the Opera and Cats into motion pictures have been shelved by Warner Bros. and Universal, respectively.
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Kaun Banega Crorepati, the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and arguably the biggest hit in the history of Indian television, today ends its first week as a daily feature on Britain's STAR-TV channel aimed at the country's two million Asians.
Nicole Kidman naked in video with Brit singer Robbie Williams?
Bandits looks at what happens when two escaped cons decide to go on a bank-robbing spree to finance a getaway to Mexico-and run into a woman who changes both of their lives. Our trusted reporters look at how the film rates as a heist movie and how well the three main actors--Billy Bob Thornton, Bruce Willis and Cate Blanchett--got along.
CBS has decided to go ahead with an episode of "The Agency" that concerns the possible release of anthrax by "bioterrorists."
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This week He Said, She Said on O with Makhi Phifer, Julia Stiles, and Josh Hartnett.
JOHN GIELGUD: 1904-2000 John Gielgud HOLLYWOOD, May 22, 2000 -- Distinguished veteran British actor John Gielgud, who won a 1981 Best Supporting Actor Oscar for playing proper butler to a sauced millionaire in the Dudley Moore comedy "Arthur," has died, his family said today. He was 96. Gielgud died at his London-area home. The cause of death was not disclosed, but he was, like we said, 96. A theater legend, his TV and film career boasted 130 credits, including stops in: Laurence Olivier's "Hamlet" (1948), Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet" (1996) and "Arthur 2: On the Rocks" (1988). As an aside to "Star Wars" fans, Gielgud is not to be confused for (although he frequently was) fellow distinguished veteran British actor Alec (Obi-Wan) Guinness, who is 86, and still alive.
HOLLYWOOD, May 22, 2000 -- Distinguished veteran British actor John Gielgud, who won a 1981 Oscar for playing proper butler to a sauced millionaire in the Dudley Moore comedy "Arthur," has died, his family said today. He was 96. Gielgud died at his London-area home. Cause was not disclosed, but he was, like we said, 96. A theater legend, his TV and film career boasted 130 credits, including stops in: Laurence Olivier's "Hamlet" (1948), Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet" (1996), and "Arthur 2: On the Rocks" (1988). As an aside to "Star Wars" fans, Gielgud is not to be confused for (although he frequently was) fellow distinguished veteran British actor Alec (Obi-Wan) Guiness, who is 86, and still alive.
Despite her notable successes landing major film productions (Philadelphia) and TV series (Philly), Sharon Pinkenson, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office, says she has to spend as much time raising funds to keep her office going as she does lobbying Hollywood producers.
Noah Davis and Kit Bowen discuss Woody Allen's "The Curse of Jade Scorpion"
This week He Said, She Said on America Outlaw with Colin Farrell as Jesse James.
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 23, 2000 -- The Jacqueline Susann biopic "Isn't She Great" comes to life this week with Bette Midler as the famed author. Also opening wide this week is the Ewan McGregor-Ashley Judd psychological suspense thriller, "Eye of the Beholder." Here's a list of all the films opening this week. Opening Wednesday "Kestrel's Eye" (First Run) -- Directed by Swedish filmmaker Mikael Kristersson, this documentary chronicles the lives of a family of kestrels nesting in the tower of an old church. (Limited release) Opening Friday "The Big Tease" (Warner Bros.) -- Scotsman Craig Ferguson plans to make his country proud when he is invited to the international hairdressing contest. He flies to Los Angeles only to discover that he is attending the event as an observer. (Limited release) "The Cup" (Fine Line) -- The Bhutanes
Hollywood comic heavyweight Adam Sandler is sought after, as two rival studios have joined forces to make the next Sandler smash. Sandler’s next flick is planned to be an update of the 1936 Frank Capra classic, "Mr. Deeds Goes To Town." The original, about a simple country poet who inherits a windfall, moves to New York and chases away the Big Apple’s bad attitude, may have been fine for the time, but the remake will be "Sandlerized" and modernized. The $20 million-per-picture Sandler is so red-hot that both Columbia Pictures (which owns the comedian’s next script), and New Line Cinema (which has the rights to his next project), have put their heads together for a certified cash cow. Once the studios hammer out the details, Sandler will put the film on the fast track. But if you’re feeling Sandler-deprived, his "Little Nicky" is hitting theaters on November 10th.
He Said, She Said: "Tomb Raider" soundtrack
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HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 5, 2000 -- Most of the country will have to wait 21 more days to see “Thirteen Days.” New Line Cinema has pushed back the wide release of Kevin Costner’s historical drama by nearly a month to avoid the high-profile competition it would have gone up against on its original launch date, Dec. 22. "Days" will now be released on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, Jan. 12, Variety reports. The film will instead get a limited release Dec. 22 in New York and Los Angeles for Oscar consideration. The Cuban Missile Crisis thriller still faces tough competition on Jan. 12 by films such as “Traffic” with Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, “Finding Forrester” with Sean Connery, “Antitrust” with Ryan Phillippe and Tim Robbins, Disney’s action comedy “Double Take” with Orlando Jones, and “O Brother, Where Art Though?” starring George Clooney. <
SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 12, 2000 -- Hollywood found lots of life on "Mars" this weekend as Buena Vista/Touchstone's "Mission to Mars" blasted off to about $23 million. "Mars" landed in 3,054 theaters with an out-of-this-world estimated $23.10 million ($7,559 per theater). Its per-theater average was the highest for any film playing in wide release this weekend. It was a victory as well for studio tracking studies, which had predicted a first-place finish in the mid $20 millions. For the previous three weeks, however, Hollywood pollsters had been overly optimistic about the openings of "Hanging Up," "Reindeer Games" and "The Next Best Thing." "Our marketing guys (under Marketing President Geoffrey Ammer) did such a fabulous job getting it open," Buena Vista Distribution President Chuck Viane said Sunday morning. "We were sitting here talking this morning, sayi
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 29, 2000 -- The only thing scarier than a serial-killer movie is a serial-killer movie with an NC-17 rating. Scary to distributors, anyhow. "American Psycho" So Lions Gate Entertainment and director Mary Harron have snipped part of a supposedly explicit sex scene from "American Psycho," the forthcoming big-screen version of Bret Easton Ellis' novel about decadence, murder and rich young New York types. The editing did the trick: The Motion Picture Association of America will withdraw the taboo NC-17 rating it had slapped on the picture in January, and give it an R instead.A spokesman for the distributor told Reuters that just "a few seconds" were snipped from a sexual tryst between the titular psycho-killer, played by Christian Bale, and two prostitutes. There was no word on what was entailed in the excised naughty portions.An NC-17 ra
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 6, 2000 -- Cold feet seems to be Hollywood's fall season ailment. Otherwise known as last-minute tweaking, the malady has hit the Nicole Kidman film "Moulin Rouge" as well as the new NBC comedy starring "Seinfeld" favorite Michael Richards. Daily Variety reports that the release date of "Moulin Rouge," a musical from director Baz Luhrmann ("William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet") and costarring Ewan McGregor, has been moved from late 2000 to summer 2001. The film, set in 19th century Paris, reportedly features scorching song-and-dance routines from flame-haired star Kidman, who plays a courtesan. We'll have to wait a little longer to see if Kidman and company can resurrect the long-afflicted musical genre. On the TV front, the much-anticipated "Michael Richards Show" has been doing its own two-step. What the producers shot as the second epis
The highly anticipated reinterpretation of "Planet of the Apes" has finally made it to the theaters. Hollywood.com talked to our intrepid reporters Kit Bowen and Noah Davis about their views on the film, its comparison to the original, director Tim Burton's style and what the world would be like if apes actually ran it.
America's Sweethearts, a cinematic look into the behind-the-scenes world of press junkets, hit the silver screen this week. We caught up with dedicated staff members Noah Davis and Kit Bowen to research if this movie is true-to-life, and perhaps a little too much of an inside joke to be accessible to the public.
Entertainment analysts were blonde-sided at the box office over the weekend as a little $18 million comedy captured first place while the predicted winner, which cost an estimated $115 million to $135 million to make, came in fourth.
With the premiere of Planet of the Apes only 10 days away, post production on the film has still not been completed, according to the online media magazine Inside.
Two celebrated video games have just been released as movies, Tomb Raider and Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. We sat down with our intrepid reviewers Kit Bowen and Noah Davis to find out how these two compare, and whether to expect more video game movies in the future.
If any of the high drama that played out behind the scenes of the upcoming the Score was captured by set photographers, the ensuing "making of" feature ought to make the DVD a best seller.
Automakers who previously were loathe to allow their vehicles to be shown being mangled in films have done a U-turn and are now lending support to such films, the Wall Street Journal indicated Thursday.
The warrior princess Xena is dead-for the fifth, most likely, final time-after being riddled with arrows and beheaded.
ABC News commentator John Stossel said Wednesday that he is not happy that network higher-ups ordered that interviews he conducted with children for a Friday-night special be deleted.
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Actor Martin Sheen pleaded guilty today to a federal trespassing charge for demonstrating at Vandenberg Air Force Base last October against a space-based missile shield proposal.
Sheen, who entered his plea to the misdemeanor charge before U.S. District Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Johnson, was sentenced to three years probation and fined $500.
The Directors Guild of America has voted to keep Jack Shea on for a third two-year term, Variety reports. The news comes as the DGA is preparing for contact bargaining with studios and networks.
The BBC is planning a documentary that will attempt to recreate the atrocities of the World War I trenches, the BBC news reports.
Guitar guru Eric Clapton and girlfriend Melia McEnery welcomed the arrival of their 7-pound daughter, Julie Rose Clapton, last week in Columbus, Ohio.
One would think Jamie Lee Curtis - and Michael Myers, for that matter - would have learned their lessons in the previous seven Halloween installments. Michael was beheaded in the last film, the 1998 Halloween: H2O, for heaven's sakes. But, unfortunately, that is not the case. They've decided to come back for one more go around in Dimension Films' Halloween: The Homecoming. A group of teens - when will old people be the ones being stalked? - go to Michael's home to stage a live Internet chat. Production is to start Monday in Vancouver. Curtis has signed on to reprise her spunky role and maybe this time she'll actually kill her misanthropic mental patient brother for good. With or without his head.
Charlie Sheen's daughter arrested on theft charges.
Publishers Helios Music Corporation has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Garbage allegedly that the band lifted lyrics from the 1968 hit "Bend Me, Shape Me" by American Breed. According to Rolling Stone magazine, the publishers claim that Garbage's "I Think I'm Paranoid," featured on their second album Version 2.0, has a similar chorus to the American Breed song. The lawsuit was filed May 11 in the U.S. District Court in the Central District of California. Garbage, now working on their new record, titled Beautiful Garbage, filed a lawsuit against their label, Universal Music Group, in January for declaratory relief, asking the court to free them from their contract with the record label.
The heated question surrounding the future of online music: who should be compensated? The answer could come as early as Thursday, according to Reuters, as music labels and music publishers square off on Capitol Hill to debate the issue before the House Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property. A supporter of the music labels' cause, Jonathan Potter of Digital Media Association, says: "Companies are trying to build legitimate online services to compete with Napster and the music publishers are the biggest stumbling blocks to that." An attorney for the music publishers' cause, Carey Ramos, argues that "the reality is that songwriters have been ignored--or taken for granted--in the debate over distributing music on the Internet."
Actor Tom Poston, 79, and fellow Bob Newhart Show star Suzanne Pleshette, 64, will marry on May 16 in New York, where they first met 30 years ago. Poston proposed last year, People magazine reports.
Watch out Montgomery Burns, you're no longer the only tycoon in Springfield with money to burn. The voices behind The Simpsons will enjoy a 43 percent salary increase for the 13th and 14th seasons of the hit Fox animated sitcom, Variety reports.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 22, 2001 -- After two kids and a second marriage, Madonna is still the Queen of Music. The recently wed siren nabbed two awards, including best international female artist and the top album award for "Music," at the Midem music fair in Cannes, France, the biggest music industry's bash of the year, Reuters reports. The awards were voted by listeners of the pop radio network NRJ, and the event attracted more than 10,000 record execs from 96 countries. Madonna, who was not present at the powwow, edged out the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Kylie Minogue, Shania Twain and Britney Spears for the top nod. Michael Bolton PAY UP! Michael Bolton is probably twisting and shouting by now. The singer has lost a U.S. Supreme Court appeal to overturn an earlier verdict that found Bolton guilty of copying parts of an Isley Brothers' song for his hit "Love I
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 10, 2001 -- Maybe she should have gotten the award for the least dressed. Pop princess Britney Spears topped the list of fashion guru Mr. Blackwell’s worst-dressed celebrities of 2000. Spears’ barely there fashion statements in 2000 actually catapulted her to the No. 1 spot after coming in at No. 6 last year. "Oops, she did it again," Mr. Blackwell purred Tuesday. "Her bra-topped collection of Madonna rejects is pure fashion overkill. Relax. Help is on the way." Other singers who made the list included Spears rival Christina Aguilera (No. 6) and Icelandic singer/actress Bjork (No. 3). Madonna Material Mom Madonna came in at No. 4 for her ghetto cowboy look, with Blackwell saying that she’s "still just kitschy, kitschy, kitschy." Singer Mariah Carey (No. 9) also received a Blackwell tongue lashing: "X-rated baby doll disa
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 15, 2001 -- Fans of teen pop sensation Britney Spears can finally own a copy of her much-anticipated novel when it comes out in May. Reuters reports that British publisher Boxtree paid $724,200 for the rights to the novel Spears co-wrote with her mother Lynn Spears. "The manuscript is finished and will come out here and in America in May," a Boxtree spokeswoman said. "I think it will be sweet. It's the kind of novel that mothers will buy for their teenager daughters and Britney's fans will lap up."Entitled A Mother's Gift, the book tells the story of a teenage girl who wants to become a star. The Random House publishing company reportedly paid $1 million for a two-book deal with the singer last December. This will be the second book written by Spears, following her autobiography Heart to Heart, which sold more than 150,000 copies and made the bes
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 7, 2000 -- On the 20th anniversary of his father’s murder, Julian Lennon looked back in anger at ex-Beatle and dad John Lennon, describing him as a man who was afraid of fatherhood and a “manipulated soul.” ``I only saw him a handful of times before he was killed. Sadly I never really knew the man,'' Julian Lennon said. He confessed that ``I had a great deal of anger toward Dad because of his negligence and his attitude to peace and love. That peace and love never came home to me.'' Bombarded with interview requests to reflect on his famous father on the 20th anniversary since Lennon was gunned down by a crazed fan, Julian Lennon, 37, decided instead to pour his heart out on his Web site, www.julianlennon.com, Reuters reports. On the site, Lennon writes that he blames the breakdown of his relationship with his father on Yoko Ono and his fear of fat
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 29, 2000 -- "Coach" star, Shelley Fabares is recovering from liver transplant surgery, her spokesman said on Thursday, October 26th. Danny Chung, national spokesman for the Chicago-based Alzheimer's Association, of which Fabares was a long-time board member, said that her illness was caused by an autoimmune disorder. Fabares, 56, is the wife of "Providence" actor Mike Farrell, and besides her Coach role, she is best known for her roles as a teen-ager on "The Donna Reed Show." She is expected to make a full recovery.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 23, 2000 -- Looks like Elizabeth Hurley is enjoying her autumn in New York. The British paper The Sun has published photographs of the "Bedazzled" star smooching a new beau, fueling talks that the 34-year-old supermodel turned actress has found love again. The male party in question is film director Steve Bing, who was behind a movie called "Every Breath" back in 1993 (he also executive produced "Get Carter" this year.) Hurley and Bing were rocking at Elton John's concert in New York on Saturday night, where the Sun photographs were snapped. Hurley was, of course, the longtime lover of Brit actor Hugh Grant. The two amicably ended their 13-year relationship in May, and was seen in an intimate fashion on a Mediterranean vacation together in August. PAUL McCARTNEY GUSHES: Since we're in the realm of love, let's talk Paul McCartney. O
SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 8, 2000 -- It's good to be Regis Philbin. If you are Regis Philbin, you have "television magic." If you are Regis Philbin, you are "the hottest thing in television." And if you are Regis Philbin, you have a fat, new contract with your TV bosses. The suits at ABC and parent-company Disney announced today that they'd inked Reeg to long-term deals to continue as host of the network's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and the Disney-produced syndicated morning talker "Live! With Regis & Kathie Lee." In making the announcement, Buena Vista Television President Janice Marinelli said all that stuff about Regis being hot and having magic. Unfortunately, she didn't say anything about how much they're going to be paying Reeg. (Reports that Philbin had secured a $20 million-per-year deal out of ABC for "Millionaire" recently were denied -- by Philbin.)
SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 2, 2000 -- Madonna's "The Next Best Thing" could turn out to be the best thing at the box office this weekend."It's going to be a very lackluster weekend. Nothing's going to be too great," predicted one studio insider looking at tracking scores. The one possible exception: "Next Best Thing," starring the M One and Rupert Everett as a straight woman and a gay man, respectively, who raise a child together. In recent studio tracking data, the comedy-drama was listed as the No. 1 movie of choice by 8 percent of potential moviegoers -- up from 6 percent earlier in the week."It's a very positive sign and means that, maybe, it can get into the $8-10 million territory," the insider said. "If that's the case, it should be No. 1.""The Next Best Thing's" only real competition, the insider added, is likely to be last week's No. 1 -- "The Whole Nine
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 22, 2000 -- For better or for worse, Charlie Sheen will be stepping into Michael J. Fox's office on the set of ABC's "Spin City." Charlie Sheen At least that's what today's trade papers say. According to the reports, the 34-year-old former bad-boy actor has signed a one-year, $2.75 million deal to replace Fox, who last month announced he was leaving at the end of the season to spend more time on his battle with Parkinson's disease. An ABC publicist could not be reached for confirmation of the deal. Sheen reportedly will receive around $125,000 per episode, which is healthy but not extravagant by television-star standards. Production also will shift from New York to Los Angeles per Sheen's request, industry insiders familiar with the terms of Sheen's pact tell Daily Variety. Thus ends a courting dance that had the Sheen camp as late a
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 14, 2000 -- Kidney surgery wasn't enough to keep Steven Spielberg from making an impassioned plea for diversity. The 53-year-old director skipped the red carpet arrivals but mustered the strength to make it to the podium at the 31st NAACP Image Awards on Saturday in Pasadena, Calif. Only a few days after having a kidney removed, the filmmaker -- looking no worse for his recent wear -- urged his peers in the industry to continue to "expand the opportunities of the portrayal of diversity in all medium." His call to action came after receiving the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's Vanguard Award for his "pioneering courage to promote social justice through creative endeavors." "A couple of days ago, I was in the hospital,'' the director said. ``This is the first time I've been out since my operation and it feels like a dr
Hip-hop artists seem to spend more time these days in courts than in the recording studios. It's almost as if rappers, in particular, have jumped from the Billboard charts to the most-wanted lists.
The X-Files co-star Gillian Anderson has indicated that she is currently appearing in the series against her will.
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 9, 2000 -- Watch out, "Charlie's Angels." Here come "Josie and the Pussycats." According to today's Hollywood Reporter, Rachael Leigh Cook, the pan-wielding grrl from those get-tough "Just Say No" ads, has signed on to play the title character in a live-action "Josie" film. As announced last year, "Can't Hardly Wait's" Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan will direct.The Universal picture is scheduled to begin shooting this summer. Marc Platt and Riverdale Prods., which own the rights to the toon, are the producers. Mogul Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds and wife Tracey are in talks to provide the music through their Edmonds Entertainment. For those not up on their schlocky cartoon history, "Josie and the Pussycats," inspired by the 1960s-era comic book, was originally produced for Saturday morning purposes from 1970-72.
HOLLYWOOD, June 6, 2000 -- Oops! Not acting, too. Today's Hollywood Reporter says 18-year-old popster Britney Spears has signed with a Hollywood talent agency with an eye toward foisting the chart-topper on the world of acting.To date, Spears' screen performances have been limited to Disney’s "Mickey Mouse Club" (on which she was a regular from 1992-93) and the compulsory dance numbers in her music videos. The entertainer has never appeared in a feature film and does not boast any extensive dramatic acting experience. Spears’ last TV performance (outside of her near-daily appearances on MTV's "Total Request Live") came last month when she guest hosted NBC's "Saturday Night Live."
The 40-Year-Old Virgin actor Shelley Malil has been arrested over claims he repeatedly stabbed his ex-girlfriend.
She what more trouble Sarah Michelle Gellar is getting into.