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Everything about Catch Me If You Can, the loosely based-on-fact tale of a teenager who swindled millions while posing as, among... More >>
The biggest event to happen to television this year took place at the multiplex this summer: My Big Fat Greek Wedding, a one-woman show... More >>
It's easy to presume About Schmidt isn't much of a movie since its protagonist, Warren Schmidt, isn't much of anything. He's portrayed by... More >>
Maid in Manhattan, in which Jennifer Lopez goes from pauper to princess, comes not from a screenplay but from a handful of self-help... More >>
Notes from a network executive's forthcoming biography, pilfered from the desk of an editor at a major publishing house. This was hard to read, as... More >>
The tragedy is that even those who should have known better didn't know at all; how could they? The names they sought weren't listed, their... More >>
Andy Richter, the man who for seven years proved himself the rare late-night television sidekick worthy of being labeled equal partner, is not... More >>
This is the story of David Cross as told only by David Cross, since no one else contacted for this story, this oral history, would comment on... More >>
The best thing about turning 80, insists the maestro who has been making music for movies for half of the medium's lifetime, is that you no longer... More >>
The Santa Clause, released at the height of Home Improvement's popularity, played like a Very Special Holiday Episode of that... More >>
Paul Feig remembers everything about his childhood you want to forget about yours--the ass-kickings, the name-calling, the overwhelming smell of a... More >>
Once more, it all boils down to the stamps -- which, if you've seen Stanley Donen's 1963 comic-thriller Charade, nearly ruins the last ten... More >>
CHARACTERS Russell Simmons: He is 45, wears a white baseball cap, a T-shirt with the words "40 Acres and a Bentley" on the back and a sweat... More >>
Roger Avary's screenplay for The Rules of Attraction is a remarkable work of literature: the disassembly and reconstruction of an... More >>
No one denies that a man's head was smashed in, most likely with a camera tripod, on June 29, 1978, in an Arizona hotel room. No one denies that... More >>
This is not how he's supposed to talk. These are not things he's supposed to say. These are not things he's supposed to do. Not the Teen People... More >>
No there's no confusion, the star of Sweet Home Alabama is Reese Witherspoon, who graces the film's poster in full-body pout and... More >>
In The Banger Sisters Goldie Hawn plays Suzette, an aging groupie too stuck in a gloriously seedy past to move into the future. It's... More >>
Among the more preposterous rumors spread by Harry Knowles, whose Ain't It Cool News movie-biz-gossip Web site garners undue attention from... More >>
One day long ago--or not, because no one except he and a rare few know the precise date--an actor dove into the ocean to save a drowning boy. He... More >>
To misappropriate a choice comment from TV journalist-turned-music-biz impresario Tony Wilson, I'll just say "Ian Curtis." If you know what I... More >>
Andrew Niccol keeps making the same movie over and over again and dressing it in slightly different clothes: the sleek charcoal Hugo Boss grays of... More >>
The fascinating and heretofore unexamined theory put forth by Read My Lips (Sur mes lèvres): Being deaf offers its estimable... More >>
Things you will learn from a forthcoming oral history of Saturday Night Live: Dan Aykroyd slept with, among others, Gilda Radner, Laraine... More >>
Robert Evans wrote his autobiography in 1994 as much out of desperation as out of hubris. It cried out, "Damn it, look at me...please?"... More >>
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