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From the enduring popularity of Mad Men to the upcoming fifty-year anniversary of the death of John F. Kennedy, the 1960s remains an era firmly planted in our popular consciousness.

Why Go: Help keep dad in good shape with a little friendly competition in the 4th annual Georgetown Running Company Father's Day 8K.

"Behind the Candelabra" was troubling from the start. First came the wearisome sight of Michael Douglas congratulating his heterosexual co-star Matt Damon for having the "courage" to play a gay role.

The 28-year-old beauty was reportedly the front-runner for the biopic on the former first lady, which chronicles her time as a young lawyer in 1974 during the height of the Watergate scandal, but has bowed out, according to The Hollywood Reporter .

Production on Michael Mann's untitled thriller starring Chris Hemsworth and Viola Davis has officially begun.

We're all aware that many people in Hollywood share an uncanny resemblance. We're not about to rattle off some tired list of celebrity twins.

A well-known Rhode Island native and Oscar-nominated actress is showing her support for a Portsmouth representative's bill to protect circus elephants.

On Wednesday into the wee hours of Thursday morning actors Conrad Kemp, Forest Whitaker, director Jerome Salle and actor Orlando Bloom attend the Premiere of 'Zulu' and the Closing Ceremony of The 66th Annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 26, 2013 in Cannes, France.

Summer is the best time of the year, because of the beach , the ocean, fresh fruit, beer, sports, and enough Vitamin D to end seasonal depression.

The movie actress Emma Stone has pulled out of the planned Broadway revival of "Cabaret," in which she was expected to make her Broadway debut in early 2014 as Sally Bowles opposite the Tony Award-winner Alan Cumming as the emcee.

Emma Stone, who was previously reported as a contender to play Sally Bowles in a 2014 Broadway revival of Cabaret , will not make her Broadway debut in the Kander and Ebb musical, according to the New York Times.

Chelsea Clinton goes global on health projects, gay rights KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Che lsea Clinton said Tuesday she plans to become increasingly involved in the international health projects of her father's foundation and to speak out for gay rights.

The scripted romance inspired real life love between Emma and co-star Andrew Garfield and the pair are often spotted out walking in their Tribeca neighbourhood with their two-year-old dog.

A well-known Rhode Island native and Oscar-nominated actress is showing her support for a Portsmouth representative's bill to protect circus elephants.