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Powerball mania: A look at Hollywood's biggest lottery losers
Bridget Fonda and Nicolas Cage share a winning lottery ticket in 'It Could Happen To You' So the Powerball jackpot is well over half-a-billion by now, a temptation which already has millions of Americans buying tickets and dreaming about just how much a win could change their lives.
Are you ready Englewood? It's time to put on your dark glasses and feather boas because the the theme for the 2013, 57th Annual Pioneer Days Parade to be held on Labor Day, September 2, 2013 has been announced.
Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words
Anna May Wong was the first Chinese-American movie star. She started out in silent films when she was 17 and went on to make dozens of films in Hollywood, London and Berlin, co-starring with Marlene Dietrich, Anthony Quinn and Douglas Fairbanks.
One of silent film's biggest stars, Norma Desmond , enlists the talents of a down-on-his-luck Hollywood screenwriter Joe Gillis to help edit a screenplay she wrote in hopes of launching her big comeback.
Chef Art Smith On His 'Amazing' Hubby, Gay Marriage
Chef Art Smith , who has served the likes of President Barack Obama, Jeb Bush, Lady Gaga and Oprah Winfrey, recently stopped by Huff Post Live to discuss his relationship with his husband and gay marriage.
Takes a Haunted Hollywood Tour in Celebration of MAMA's Release on Blu-ray
In celebration of the Guillermo del Toro -produced horror film Mama debuting on Blu-ray and DVD today, we were invited along to take a tour of the darker side of Hollywood.
Julie Payette on Hollywood's space stories
Canadian astronaut Julie Payette is a sci-fi fan who usually cuts space movies some slack in terms of plausibility.
Andrew Sarris and the Most Controversial Theory in Cinema
A little over one year ago the pioneer of American auteurism, film writer and professor, Andrew Sarris passed away.
Hollywood CowboysThe shiny convertible had its top down in 1927 as it pulledos main gate.
Anna May Wong knew she wanted to be a movie star from the time she was a young girl and, by 17, she became one.
Cinema buffs on a treasure hunt for frames of reference
As howling winds tore through the eastern Sierra, Dan Gillespie and his wife Carol trudged along a narrow gravel path, their eyes alternating between photos they carried and the contours of a cove guarded by granite walls.
Hollywood's Chinese Theatre closed for Imax renovations
A Hollywood institution is getting a facelift. The Chinese Theatre is closing for a few months as it shifts to digital.
Anna May Wong: In her Own Words
Anna May Wong was the first Chinese-American movie star. She started out in silent films when she was 17 and went on to make dozens of films in Hollywood, London and Berlin, co-starring with Marlene Dietrich, Anthony Quinn and Douglas Fairbanks.
The Matinee Idol We Never Had :: Trent 'Junior' Durkin
Trent "Junior" Durkin spent most of his brief life acting on stage and in Hollywood films.
Pre-code Hollywood films on DVD
Here are four entertaining films from Hollywood's spicy "pre-code" era - a time before the censoring Hays Code began spoiling the fun.
Minneapolis Musical Theatre's Sunset Boulevard Opens 5/31
Sunset Boulevard, Minneapolis Musical Theatre's production of the Broadway hit based on the 1950 Oscar-winning movie about faded glory and unfulfilled ambition, debuts May 31-June 23, 2013 at Hennepin Theatre Trust's New Century Theatre .
Two New Books On Armenian Genocide Released
TWO NEW BOOKS ON ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RELEASED http://www.armradio.am/en/2013/04/30/two-new-books-on-armenian-genocide-released/ 10:03 30.04.2013 Two exceptional books on the Armenian Genocide, "Genocide of Armenians through Swedish Eyes" by Goran Gunner and "Ravished Armenia: The real life story of Aurora Mardiganian" are among new releases, as ... (more)
Jane Fonda partakes in Hollywood imprint ceremony
Academy Award-winning actress Jane Fonda was honored at the 2013 TCM Classic Film Festival in celebration of her 50-plus years in show business.
The theme for the 2013, 57th Annual Pioneer Days Parade to be held on Labor Day, Sept.
Michael Bay Might Have Apologized for 'Armageddon,' But The Criterion Collection Never Will
This week, Michael Bay did something that I thought was only possible if you were named Joel Schumacher : he apologized for a loud, bloated late-'90s summer stimulus-athon. In an interview with the Miami Herald promoting his Florida-set Pain & Gain, Bay said, "I will apologize for Armageddon , because we had to do the whole movie in 16 weeks.