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Billy Crystal may have started his film career with a movie like "When Harry Met Sally," which famously features a scene about faking orgasms, but the 65-year-old comedian and actor is happy that his latest project, "Monsters University," is something his grandkids can see.

Whatever the reason, the 51-year-old actress looked exhausted as she stepped out for a stroll around the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan on Friday.

Fans love their soaps, and with good reason - dramatic story lines and compelling acting.

The film industry usually only has eyes for younger actresses, but a new report indicates that nine out of 10 top earners are over the age of 37 Sandra Bullock: at 48, one of Hollywood's big names, along with an impressive number of women over 40. Photograph: Broadimage/Rex Features In 1962, a 21-year-old named Nora Ephron interviewed for a job at ... (more)

Did you like the movie " Sleepless in Seattle "? Then you might want to avoid this musical version.

WAR veterans who get into trouble with the law should be referred to special courts to see if they need support.

"I'm not a stalker," trills Annie in Sleepless in Seattle: The Musical , after she's flown across the country to stand outside the houseboat of widowed father Sam , whom she's never met.

After a long journey from the screen to the musical stage - which included numerous comings-and-goings of composer/lyricist teams - the Sleepless in Seattle musical has arrived at the Pasadena Playhouse.

The New York City staple sits on the same Lower East Side corner at East Houston and Ludlow streets since first opening for business in 1888.

We all, or at least many of us, remember the classic Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan movie, "You've Got Mail."[1] For those of you who do not, it was one of the first movies to integrate online dating into the story line.

Chandra Lee Schwartz was taking a break from her acting career when she learned that the Pasadena Playhouse would be presenting "Sleepless in Seattle - The Musical." Having just moved to Los Angeles from New York, she didn't have any representation yet, so she picked up the phone and called the casting director herself.

For the past two decades, Jeff Arch has been living the dream of every screenwriter, penning a timeless classic that audiences still eagerly watch.

I was intrigued recently to channel surf upon a deft interview of Susanna Moore on PBS Hawaii.