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Of all the awards - and there certainly are a lot of them - the Emmys are by far the strangest.

Women, schmimmen. That's my capsule review of "The Women," a veritable estrogen tsunami that will have most men rushing to the next screening of "Death Race" for testosterone relief.

To Diane English, life is all about irony these days. It's ironic that her long-planned remake of the 1939 classic "The Women" should finally come out after the success of " Sex and the City " in movie ...

Charles Kimbrough, a Tony nominee for his work in the original company of Company and an Emmy nominee for his performance in TV's "Murphy Brown," will join the previously announced David Hyde Pierce in the ...

W hat do women want? Being heard would be a nice start, so it's easy to see why "The Women," a bitchy comic melodrama that debuted on Broadway in 1936, has been brought to the screen twice.

Film review: The Women It's almost impossible to watch The Women without thinking of Sex and the City.

Diane English could have stepped out of her own movie, "The Women," so chic and pretty is she in a chocolate, figure-hugging dress, brown stiletto heels, her glossy blond hair styled in a flattering bob, her ...

"What is this, some 1930s movie?" asks a character in "The Women." If only! Of course, the line pays winking homage to a specific '30s movie, directed by George Cukor and based on a notorious play by Clare ...

A remake of the 1939 classic, this time with Meg Ryan as a betrayed woman, Annette Bening as her best friend and Eva Mendes as the slinky mistress.

There are no men in Diane English's ultimately enjoyable dramatic comedy The Women.

Veteran actress Cloris Leachman has a thing about women directors -- she doesn't like working with them.

To paraphrase Cal Thomas; "What is it about Sarah Palin that has gotten Hollywood's knickers in a twist?" Annette Benning believes that the selection of Sarah Palin represents "bizarre" politics.

"What do you think this is?" cries a lady who lunches in Diane English's remake of George Cukor's The Women .

The Women is Sex and the City without the sex, without the bitchy edge. That's not to say it isn't the chickier of the two "chick pictures," with better actors trying their hand at the same sitcom-polished sort ...

Entertainment Tonight Headlines 'The Women''s Star-Studded Premiere! ET was at the red carpet of the Los Angeles premiere of 'The Women' -- starring a who's who of A-Listers! Meg Ryan , Jada Pinkett Smith , ...

Dan Quayle mentioned the Candice Bergen sitcom Murphy Brown in a speech that stunned the nation for its outrageous attack on a popular, but fictional, television character who decided to become a single mom.

Single moms and vice presidents have come a long way with Republicans since 1992: Just ask Murphy Brown and Dan Quayle .

American character actor with thinning hair and a pained expression on his face, known primarily for his work on TV, Regalbuto made his TV debut as an alien intent on killing the title characters on "Mork and ...

Which of the stars below won five Emmys and suffered no losses? To see the answer, CLICK HERE! CORRECT ANSWER: Don Knotts.

American viewers might get another, perhaps saltier, bite of the '90s Brit hit "Cracker" thanks to a second attempt at turning the quirky cop show into a series stateside.