Although her performances have been greatly praised, it's perhaps her humanitarian work where her heart truly lies. In Trade of Innocents, Sorvino once again marries her acting prowess with her passion for helping exploited children.

Union Square may grate on you early on but, like its main character, all it wants is for the audience to give it a chance to show what it's really about. In this case, it's not too much to ask.

"You've only got one childhood," Mira Sorvino said. "Why should you spend it as a professional? You're gonna have to work the rest of your life."

The problem of human trafficking is all over the world. Slavery is alive and well in the 21st century; it's time we as a people put an end to it. It's definitely time modern day abolitionists made it known we are not going to turn away from it anymore.

We know you loved seeing Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion co-stars Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino together again in EW’s Reunions Issue (on st...

Thomas Dekker is almost offensively photogenic. But what makes Dekker fascinating is his complete transformative power as an actor.

Audiences can identify with the parents who gave up their child as well as with the adoptive parents who have raised the boy all his life. Both sets of parents love him but only one set can have him.

I know almost nothing about author Karen Kingsbury, but apparently she's a New York Times bestselling author with a huge following. But I have seen a ...

'Get Low' had its Los Angeles premiere Tuesday night. Star Sissy Spacek brought daughter Madison Fisk as her date, while Robert Duvall had his Argent...