Michelle Pfeiffer News

On Sunday The Film Experience 's Nathaniel Rogers brought me along to a dinner in honor of Days of Summer , where both the cast and writers and director were on hand to schmooze with various writers and industry people who have the power to influence the movie's Oscar chances .

Rumor Alert! Or, rather, 'Possiblity Alert'! And one you haven't heard yet. The other evening at a dinner party, I chatted briefly with writer/director Amy Heckerling .

"Eastwick" Trouble brewed over for ABC's freshman drama "Eastwick," based on the John Updike novel "The Witches of Eastwick," which also inspired the hit film of the '80s. The series, starring Rebecca Romijn, Lindsay Price, and Jaime Ray Newman as New England women who discover they have magical abilities, had gotten mixed reviews.

There had been rumors floating around that Eastwick might get canceled, but the official word just came down from ABC that the show was indeed going to be canceled.

These timeless stars were revelent then, and now. Ageless Celebrities She led the Pink Ladies in the film "Grease 2," in 1982, pictured left, and more than 20 years later, Michelle Pfeiffer still embodies eternal youth.

Teaser poster: Stallone's "Expendables", coming next year with an incredible cast! Details below.

Rudnick: "The thing I despise the most is political correctness." Paul Rudnick is a witty guy: playwright, screenwriter, essayist and alter ego of Libby Gelman-Waxner, the chatty movie reviewer of Premiere magazine.

The title may be the biggest hurdle for theatergoers wondering if they'll need subtitles on opening night of Texas Tech's performance of a classic French satire of sex and power.

The film of John Updike's bestselling novel has Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer and Cher slavering over Jack Nicholson for 118 minutes.

The SNL sketch "Biker Chick Chat" from the season opener of Saturday Night Live got a lot of attention thanks to newcomer Jenny Slate's F-bomb . But what didn't get attention: the frickin' bikes , dude! Though they swore up a storm and had very impressive hair , I'm not convinced they could tell their Harley Davidson V-Rods from their Kawasaki ...

Jacquelyn Mitchard 's debut novel, "The Deep End of the Ocean," brought accolades and a new kind of recognition: It was the first book chosen for what was then Oprah's new book club.

In Section: ON SCREEN >> Posted By: Mark Peikert If ABC's Cougar Town makes a case for older women banging younger guys, then its Eastwick makes a valid argument for older horny devils.

This October, new series Fearless in the Kitchen joins the VIVA Cuisine lineup, hosted by celebrity chef Christine Cushing.

Canadian Paul Gross knows what it's like to be a "Jack of all trades" on film and TV projects.

The Interplayers production of Terrence McNally's 1987 romantic black comedy, "Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune," is a tough nut to crack.

I love how incongruous this photoshoot was with the material it was promoting. Michelle Pfeiffer and Jessica Lange look like they're reliving their childhoods and they're just happy-go-lucky. Not so onscreen.

The Chatham-Kent Film Group is beginning its 2009/2010 season on Monday, Oct. 5 with Cheri, starring Michelle Pfeiffer.

Serendipity 3, the home of decadent desserts such as the Frrrozen Hot Chocolate, has been captivating millions of patrons since 1954.

Oz producers of Bollywood film in soup over unpaid cheques to crew A Melbourne film production company, co-producer of the Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor starrer Qurbaan, has reportedly failed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to the production crew.

The number of male celebrities who've portrayed comic book characters on film is impressive, but the list of actresses to translate the women of comics for the big screen definitely, well, racks up.