We've got exclusive footage from the anticipated family fantasy film!
Hey, it's like if The Odyssey had talking animals!
About 1,000 readers have canceled their subscriptions to the Los Angeles Times to protest the paper's coverage of Arnold Schwarzenegger 's alleged sexual harassment of women, Also: In America Diana Ross Val Kilmer John Draper Witherspoon 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage DaughterJohn Ritter Rob Lowe Peter Jackson The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
HOLLYWOOD, May 11, 2000 -- Julianna Margulies exits "ER" tonight. And if you don't want to know how or why, THEN DON'T READ THE REST OF THIS STORY. We're warning you. Warning you again. Everybody who doesn't want to know gone? Good. OK: According to reports, Margulies' good Nurse Hathaway character will exit the Chicago medical center en route for Seattle and her flame, Dr. Ross. As in the Dr. Ross once played by George Clooney. As in the George Clooney who, according to same reports, will appear on tonight's Very Special Episode. Clooney left the top-rated NBC drama in February 1999, going on to star in forever rumors that he would someday, somehow return to the series in guest form. Margulies announced her own departure last November, turning down a reported $27 million to stay with the series.
New York Daily Newsfilm writer Jami Bernard, who slammed The Fast and the Furious in her review, only to see it become perhaps the most profitable movie of the year, printed some of the responses Monday to her review -- grammar and spelling left intact.
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 25, 2001 -- The readers of TV Guide magazine chose their favorites in television when the TV Guide Awards were handed out Saturday in a ceremony that paired standard award-show fare with participation from the viewing audience. (Don't worry -- you haven't missed it. The show doesn't air until March 7.) The winners announced on Saturday were selected by the magazine's readership of some 34 million people, who either mailed in ballots or voted online. The winner of one category, favorite TV moment of the year, was not announced; instead, TV Guide readers and Web users will vote for the winner during the broadcast of the awards show on March 7 at 8pm EST on Fox. For the top honors, readers picked "The West Wing" as best television drama and "Everybody Loves Raymond" as the best comedy show. Martin Sheen won the best actor in a drama for "The West Wing" and Am
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