NBC has ordered a TV remake of "About A Boy," Deadline reports. The network picked up the pilot, based on the 2002 movie and Nicholas Hornby's best...
NBC has cast Minnie Driver as the female lead in their adaptation of "About A Boy," according to The Hollywood Reporter. Driver will play Fiona, t...
I've read that Minnie Driver is "charming," and "intellectual," and also a little bit scary, and already I'm having a lovely time.
Minnie Driver sure has a funny one on her hands. The actress posted a photo of her 4-year-old son, Henry, wearing a fake mustache on Instagram, wr...
It's hard not to get down on yourself when someone tells you or that you're ugly, fat, untalented. Judd helped remind us that even when the negative accusations attempt to pierce your self-esteem, the best medicine is to fight back.
Everybody poops, even the pampered pets of celebrities. Of course, it's harder when you're wearing 4-inch pink high heels, like Aubrey O'Day....
Leah Remini is returning to sitcoms. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the former "King of Queens" star and ousted "Talk" host will star in "Wh...
WHO: Actress Minnie Driver WHAT: The star looked stunning on a stroll through London wearing black leather pants, buckle boots and a Miu Miu bag. ...
After three years of secrecy, Minnie Driver has finally revealed the identity of her son Henry's father....
While an Oscar nomination tends to be the bright light in an actor's career, the recognition landed Minnie Driver in a dark place. During the height o...
"I think we're going to leave. My friend fainted." That was the very first comment The Observer overheard as we headed into the entertainment portion of our program at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art's annual gala on Saturday night.
Starlets Minnie Driver and Scarlett Johansson have teamed up for a comical video to promote Oxfam America's gift-giving initiative this holiday season...
Memory is a tricky thing, but rarely trickier than in Barney's Version, Richard J. Lewis' film of Mordecai Richler's semi-autobiographical novel. A p...
Conviction tells a story about just one family's fight against injustice, but there are many others -- every time an innocent is imprisoned a family pays a steep price.
There is already a great deal of Oscar buzz about Swank's portrayal of Betty Anne Waters' eighteen year struggle against the injustice suffered by her brother. But such instances of injustice need to be a larger part of the real-life public discussion as well.
Murder is a messy, bloody business -- and so is the matter of holding someone accountable for a crime they did not commit.
Minnie Driver and Hilary Swank stepped out to the "Conviction" photocall in London on Friday and both ladies chose little black dresses for the occasi...
Conviction is as straightforward as storytelling gets in a movie. Will that be its undoing with critics?
On offer were Classic Yellow Label, Rose Brut and the ever popular 1985 Rose Vintage, enjoyed by all, including the crashers who came onto the VIP side of the field after the half-time traditional divot stamping.
One of the great pleasures of Barney's Version, the opening night feature of the Hamptons International Film Festival, was the parade of Canadian film...
This year's Toronto Film Festival offers fewer must-see high profile films or auteurist masterworks than in the past. It's the ensemble of films -- their variety, range, and sheer cojones -- that's rewarding.
Uma Thurman's attempt to be an average harried mom on film did not go over well UK audiences. 'Motherhood,' which was a decided flop in the US, wa...
The movie premiere reminded that my usual boring, barefoot evenings of reading storybooks and running bubble baths are exactly what I want to be doing right now.
Movies are stories. Stories that take us places we may not have been to before, in the hope of enlarging our sense of human drama or frailty or complexity.
There is a real tendency to ignore, as has widely been remarked, the successes of women-made movies. It's like they are pushed under the carpet and you have to fight the battle all over again against the perception that they don't do well.
