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As the party began to thin and we began to head out, I couldn't help but overhear one of the celebrity PR representatives tell their client to avoid being the last person still there. I suppose it's part of their secret protocol?
SAG-AFTRA, one union, now stands where once there were a separate Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Actors. The labor movement is far from dead.
Lopez received the final award in the star-studded Carnegie Hall tribute that also honored Gabrielle Giffords, Glee's Lea Michele, Arianna Huffington and Gloria Steinem for "starting it all."
Killer Elite is a serviceable action-thriller that eventually runs out of ideas. What starts as a complex tale with strong action set-pieces eventually dwindles to formula, unable to keep as many balls in the air as it promises.
Dardenne Film Kid With a Bike Shares Grand Prize at Cannes: "The Best Solution," says Robert De Niro
The Dardenne brothers are an institution at Cannes: they have had several films in the competition in the last fifteen years, and have won the Palme d'Or twice: "We have a love story with Cannes."
What is it with celebrities trying to become politicians? Yeah, I'm talking to YOU DeNiro. Back off Trump and let him run for president if he wants. Instead, change your focus and just do what you do best: chase black tail and try to make a good movie for a change.
It's strange that I've been up to the Griffith Park Observatory about a dozen times since I've lived out here and not once did I experience a time warp event or see a naked terminator appear.
In our interview with Pen Densham today, he gives solid advice on what you can do if you are battling with writer's block and so much more.
Supporters of microfinance around the world stand in support of Dr. Yunus and are doing their best to help resolve this situation.
Limitless is a clever, exciting, surprisingly funny film where I honestly didn't know what would happen next.
Watching Limitless, I wondered where the time went. As soon as it started, it was over. I felt like its main character Eddie in the throes of his drug's side effects, losing all track of time.
By the end of last night's premiere of Limitless, a new movie starring Bradley Cooper, everyone wanted to have what he has: the dream drug for over-ac...
It's not Sarah Palin and her rhetoric that make crazy people do crazy things. It's making her crazy rhetoric matter that does.
We've grown fond of the characters, which saves the film a bit - on its own, without the backstory, it'd be much less effective. If anything, it's at least a relatively enjoyable experience that you can palate for a short time. Think of it as going down easy in small doses, like eggnog.
This was the kind of story that, in saner times, would be relegated to a four-line item at the back of the local paper along with the reported rescue of a treed cat or a description of a Sunday school picnic.
