1 hr ago | Daily Herald
Coens' folk revival 'Llewyn' serenades Cannes
The Coen brothers' resurrection of the pre-Dylan folk scene in Greenwich Village serenaded Cannes with its period music and melancholy tale of a self-destructive, feline-toting musician.
5 hrs ago | Journalgazette.net
Hawn, Hudson say beauty starts from inside
Hudson didn't see it. But now that she's a mother herself - of two sons, Rider and Bingham - the 34-year-old actress says she treasures the comparison.
6 hrs ago | EDGE
The spunky song-and-dancer entertainer and actress Debbie Reynolds, now 81, looks back with humor and zestful spirits in her memoir "Unsinkable" at a personal life that might well have done a lesser lady in and at an enviable career that is still going strong.
8 hrs ago | Playbill
Little Murders Reading, With America Ferrera and Caroline Rhea,...
Cynthia Nixon makes her directorial debut with a benefit reading of Jules Feiffer's 1967 comedy Little Murders May 19 at Off-Broadway's Acorn Theatre.
12 hrs ago | Weirton Daily Times
EGCC class ready for new journey
The Eastern Gateway Community College Class of 2013 heard words of wisdom to take into future endeavors during the 44th annual commencement exercises Saturday at the college.
Baz Luhrmann rues Harry Potter snub
Pregnant reality star KIM KARDASHIAN has fuelled rumours she's expecting a daughter with rapper KANYE WEST - the invitations to her baby shower feature a dancing ballerina.
Austin Film Scene: Where Pragmatism Meets Idealism
"This may be the year that Austin earns its place on the map as a movie capital," concludes Melena Ryzik in a profile of our city's film scene, which appears in this Sunday's New York Times .
Alex WongForget Bulworth. Try Rambo.Obama has reportedly spoken about ...
Obama has reportedly spoken about 'going Bulworth.' Michael Tomasky says that would be a terrible idea-and he has another Hollywood role model in mind for the president.
BWW Interviews: Julie Andrews is Practically Perfect on Her First Trip to Australia
For so many of us, Julie Andrews loomed large in our childhoods, a constant presence through repeated viewings of those two iconic films, MARY POPPINS, and THE SOUND of MUSIC.
Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby is a illustrious piece of art
Baz Luhrmann's film The Great Gatsby has the turbulent emotions of F. Scott Fitzgerald's book.
David Spade returns to his roots with performance at Pasadena's Ice House
His snarky approach to comedy has made him popular in films like "Joe Dirt," and on the small screen in such hits as NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and his CBS show, "Rules of Engagement.
Gianni Russo to Be Honored as Little Italy's 'Man of the...
Summer in Little Italy will officially start on Saturday, May 25, with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 12 Noon marking the opening of the Mulberry Street Pedestrian Mall , it was announced by Ralph Tramontana, President of the Little Ital Merchants Association which has operated the Mall since its creation 25 years ago.
Mad Men's Vincent Kartheiser to Lead Guthrie's Pride and Prejudice, 7/6-8/31
The Guthrie Theater today announced that Vincent Kartheiser , known to worldwide audiences as advertising executive Pete Campbell in the ongoing Golden Globe, Emmy and SAG Award-winning series "Mad Men", will be featured in the iconic role of Mr.
Michael Shannon finds stardom in lost souls
Michael Shannon has quietly become one of the most interesting and original actors of his era.
Steve Carell helps 'The Office' close its doors in moving finale
The doors of Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch closed for the last time on Thursday as NBC's "The Office" wrapped up after a nine-season run with a nostalgic finale featuring a long-awaited wedding and the return of the show's biggest star, Steve Carell.
Cynthia Nixon to Direct Little Murders Benefit Reading, Starring...
Watch your back! Tony winner Cynthia Nixon is slated to direct a benefit reading of Jules Feiffer's 1967 comedy Little Murders at the New Group at off-Broadway's Theatre Row.
Hail, hail Freedonia! As Zeppo Marx's final screen appearance, 1933's Duck Soup was the last time that moviegoers would see a film announce in the credits that this was the Four Marx Brothers.
Mel Brooks: A Celebration of Class and Crass
"The Voice" host, Carson Daly, talks about Vedo and Garrett Gardner getting eliminated and how excited is he for Christina Aguilera to return to the show.
Edward Scissorhands actor Johnny Depp 'immortalized' in sharp-clawed Canadian fossil find
Johnny Depp is being "immortalized" after a British researcher named a 505-million-year-old fossil after the Edward Scissorhands actor.
'Glee's' Lynch and dog go to bat for shelter mutts
Jane Lynch doesn't mind being upstaged by her latest co-star, Olivia - after all she "has no bad side, she is always ready to pose and she sits perfectly still when you put her in your lap.