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The Personal Promise That Cost Morgan Freeman Acting Jobs

"There was a period there in the early '80s when I didn't get any work."
By Lisa Capretto, OWN

5 Life Lessons I Learned From Being an Actor

Many people walk around so immersed in their own "story" that they rarely actually listen to the people around them to hear what is being said, and how they may contribute to the situation in some way.
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Actress Tina Huang of Rizzoli & Isles Had No Idea About the Show's Following -- Part I

Most of us learn on the job and being an actor is no different. Tina Huang, who plays Susie Chang, the senior criminalist in TNT's hit crime-drama Rizzoli & Isles, learned fandom. Plus a whole lot more!
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Michael Douglas Thinks Social Media Is Destroying Young American Actors

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How Tawny Kitaen Kept The Groupies Away From Her Husband David Cloverdale

Tawny Kitaen was crowned the queen of the '80s with the rise of MTV and her infamous role in Whitesnake videos.
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Five Athletes Who Performed on Broadway

On Broadway, much like in the big game, you only get one shot at the glory. Here's a look at five athletes who have gone for it on The Great White Way and lived to tell the tale.
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Paul Rudd Hates His Naked Body... And Everything Else About Himself

Why I Call Myself a Socialist: Is the World Really a Stage?

The actor knows we are more than what we seem. When he's on stage, he's in a sense deceiving his friends in the audience less than he does in daily life, because on stage he's disclosing the parts of himself that in daily life he struggles to hide.
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