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Kirk Douglas Turns 95!

John Farr | Posted 02.07.2012

John Farr

Should we call him "Spartacus"? Or "Champion"? Both names certainly fit the man. Kirk Douglas turns 95 tomorrow, and he is still very much with us.

Kim Kardashian, Blair Underwood, Others Serve Turkey To Homeless In Skid Row

AP | Posted 01.23.2012

LOS ANGELES — Kim Kardashian, Blair Underwood and other celebrities served up a Thanksgiving day meal to the homeless in Los Angeles. Longtime ...

SLIDESHOW: Which Celebs Are Giving Back This Thanksgiving?

Posted 11.23.2011

'Tis the season to give, and a number of celebrities are making sure those less fortunate have a happy Thanksgiving. Fom Lil' Wayne to Ellen Degeneres...

PHOTOS: Oscar-Winning Heartthrob Takes The Stage At Castro Theatre

Jennifer Raiser for Drew Altizer | Posted 09.25.2011

By Jennifer Raiser for Drew Altizer Once a heartthrob, always a heartthrob. That was the sentiment amongst the "Spartacus"-fans who lined up at the...

The Greatest Hollywood Director You May Never Have Heard Of

John Farr | Posted 09.10.2011

John Farr

Which Hollywood director actually made the most great movies? In the Alsace area of Germany, future director William Wyler was born. Here is a sampling of his best movies covering three full decades.

PHOTOS: TCM Fest's Top Celebrity Panelists

The Huffington Post | Lucy Blodgett | Posted 06.26.2011

WHAT: The 2nd Annual TCM Film Festival WHERE: Hollywood, CA WHEN: April 28 - May 1 Last year cinephiles swarmed Hollywood's theaters for the inau...

Elizabeth Taylor -- Not Quite the Last One

Tom Alderman | Posted 05.31.2011

Tom Alderman

"The last of Hollywood's golden era" is the way so many broadcast and cable obituaries described the legendary Elizabeth Taylor. But alas, there are at least five stars from that era who are probably saying to themselves," What am I, chopped liver?"

How Oscar Can Get His Sexy Back: Have Justin Timberlake Host

Jon Chattman | Posted 05.25.2011

Jon Chattman

Timberlake has shown he doesn't mind being the butt of a joke or delivering a punchline. More importantly, his quick wit would prevent the show from hitting any bumps along the way.

Astoria Characters: The Ageless Storyteller

Nancy Ruhling | Posted 05.25.2011

Nancy Ruhling

Betty Deudon was only a schoolgirl standing by Long Island City High with a classmate when the handsome French sailors strode by. "Let's pick them up," Betty told her girlfriend.

At the Oscars: Breaking Tradition on the Red Carpet

Jon Chattman | Posted 05.25.2011

Jon Chattman

Here is my red carpet experience captured on video. Will Aaron Sorkin finally join Facebook? How has induction in the Conan O'Brien Oscar-Winner F-bomb Hall of Fame stack yup to the Oscars?

Shame at the Oscars

Lev Raphael | Posted 05.25.2011

Lev Raphael

Shame was all over the place at The Oscars: Anne Hathaway trying too hard; James Franco not trying hard enough; dead Bob Hope getting more laughs than...

Charlie Sheen to Host 2012 Oscars

Maggie Van Ostrand | Posted 05.25.2011

Maggie Van Ostrand

All is not lost in networkland. In an effort to liven up the otherwise snooze-worthy Oscars for next year's telecast, Charlie Sheen has been hired to host in 2012.

Are the Academy Awards Past Their Prime?

Ed Martin | Posted 05.25.2011

Ed Martin

Maturity, it seems, might go a long way toward restoring the Oscars to their former glory after years of creative corrosion.

Worst. Oscars. Ever.

Ken Gruberman | Posted 05.25.2011

Ken Gruberman

I've even worked on a few Academy Awards shows and I've watched the show every year since 1958, so I can say, with a certain degree of authority, that this was the worst show EVER.

Oscars 2011: The Triumph of Porky Pig

Tallulah Morehead | Posted 05.25.2011

Tallulah Morehead

Hello darlings, and welcome to my annual skewering of the Oscars show.

Live-blogging the 2011 Oscar telecast

Marshall Fine | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Kathryn Bigelow, Rick Baker, Prince, Eminem, Scarlett Johansson, Lord of the Rings, Country Strong, Hugh Jackman, Zachary Levi, Marilyn Monroe, Jeff Bridges, Cate Blanchett, Halle Berry, Steven Spielberg, Jake Gyllenhaal, Mandy Moore, David Fincher, Eli Wallach, Natalie Portman, Dustin Hoffman, Arthur, David Seidler, As Time Goes By, Florence and the Machine, Morgan Freeman, Bob Hope, Smile, In a Better World, Gwyneth Paltrow, Oscar, Black Swan, Tim Burton, Lena Horne, Tangled, Francis Ford Coppola, Banksy, Russell Brand, Clint Eastwood, Marshall Fine, Toy Story 3, Celine Dion, Robert Downey Jr., Warren Beatty, Marky Mark, Hilary Swank, Inside Job, Javier Bardem, Reese Witherspoon, Oprah, Auto-Tune, Cat Stevens, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake, Colin Firth, Biutiful, James Franco, Jack Nicholson, Charlie Sheen, Billy Crystal, Josh Brolin, Australia, A.r. Rahman, Kirk Douglas, Susanne Bier, President Obama, Trent Reznor, Dicky Eklund, Citizen Kane, Alec Baldwin, Marisa Tomei, Helen Mirren, Mila Kunis, Jean-Luc Godard, Guthrie Theater, Matthew McConaughey, Nicole Kidman, Incendies, Christian Bale, Elton John, Phil Collins, Harry Potter, Marshall Fine Commentary, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Dancing With the Stars, Geoffrey Rush, 127 Hours, The Social Network, Charles Ferguson, Sandra Bullock, Twilight, Stella Artois, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hanks, Alice in Wonderland, Jude Law, Paddy Chayefsky, Inception, Meryl Streep, Annette Bening, Aaron Sorkin, Randy Newman, Melissa Leo, Grapes of Wrath, Adrien Brody, Tom Hooper, Raging Bull, Pixar, Kevin Brownlow, Bruce Springsteen, Entertainment News
Marshall Fine

8:39PM EST Off to a good start with the hosts, James Franco and Anne Hathaway, inserted into scenes from several of the Oscar nominees, on an Incept...

The 2011 Academy Awards: It Gets a C-Plus at Best

Michael Russnow | Posted 05.25.2011

Michael Russnow

You know the writers are in trouble when they have to rely upon Hathaway's mother and Franco's grandmother to help out in the audience. All in all the show was mediocre, but not a disaster.

He Named It "Grammy": A Conversation With Hunter & Stan Freberg, Plus New Robert Johnson Releases

Mike Ragogna | Posted 05.25.2011

Mike Ragogna

2011-02-18-m.jpgStan Freberg, Hunter Freberg. Together, they're like an institution.

Douglas Opens Up About Divorce In First Post-Chemo Interview

Huffington Post | Ashley Reich | Posted 05.25.2011

In his first major interview since announcing his cancer diagnosis, Michael Douglas opened up to The Hollywood Reporter (on newsstands now) about his ...

Kirk Douglas Talks About Michael's Health

Posted 05.25.2011

Michael Douglas finished treatment for throat cancer last month and now he is starting to feel like himself again, his father Kirk tells Entertainment...

Missing Mr. Matthau

John Farr | Posted 05.25.2011

John Farr

On the first of this month, Walter Matthau, who left us just a decade ago, would have turned ninety. Ruminating on this unnoted milestone made me consider anew what a unique and gifted screen actor he was.

Michael Douglas' 'Blatant Honesty' Could Stone Wall Street 2

Richard Laermer | Posted 05.25.2011

Richard Laermer

Simply put: Michael Douglas can't stop talking. None of this is good for the sleep of Oliver Stone, a wayward director who needs Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps to be a mega-hit to stay on top.

Movie Review: Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

Marshall Fine | Posted 05.25.2011

Marshall Fine

Oliver Stone is never content to just make one movie; he always makes several, then squeezes them all together into one engorged package, chockablock with gaudy visuals, oversized characters and unchecked passion.

Professional Pictures: Movies About Our Day Jobs

John Farr | Posted 05.25.2011

John Farr

As seen through the revealing lens of timeless film, you can derive a measure of comfort and perspective amidst the seeming complexity of it all, because the pressures and vicissitudes of the work place go back a very long way.

Honorary Academy Awards: Memo to Tom Sherak, the Separate Ceremony Is a Travesty!

Michael Russnow | Posted 05.25.2011

Michael Russnow

The Motion Picture Academy does an injustice, not only to the recipients but to their fans, by continuing its new policy of presenting honorary Oscars at a special function in November instead of the ceremony next February.