Center Stage is a new ballet drama where a group of attractive Dawson's Creek kids enter an elite New York ballet school in the hopes they will one day become superstars. They're not the nicest   

Anonymous and loving it? No, that's not quite what Omar Epps means when he says he doesn't really want to be a brand name. He sits amiably in a Los Angeles hotel room, and the topic of the momen  

How can you be an ordinary, nice person and a movie star at the same time? It's a persistent contradiction that Sandra Bullock contends with on a daily basis. Hollywood actors are expected to wa  

The people who told you this was the toughest Oscar race in years weren't lying. There were more worthy candidates in 1999 than any I can remember. If the winners weren't the best, they were at  

A trip to the March 26 Oscars ceremony deserves a fashion make-over. After all, you can't expect to wear that foam-green tux from your 1984 prom. A flashy, red-carpet entry into the Shrine Auditorium  

"It's all crap from January to May." That's what a colleague said to me in Los Angeles one day. She was referring to the post-holiday winter season as the dumping ground for Hollywood's bast  

The best thing about the millennium is we can all stop talking about it. That's the impression I get from people. Others are quick to point out that the real millennium doesn't technically beg  

The biggest mistake that screenwriter Dana Stevens (adapting from the Michael Shaara novel) and director Sam Raimi make in their baseball weepie, For Love of the Game, is one of general structur  

I've never witnessed a real-life murder, but I've seen plenty on TV. I've also never been one to string up Hollywood as the scapegoat for violence in America, but when you see enough people ar  

One of the most reviled and mocked presidents in recent history, Richard Nixon is said to represent the beginning of modern-day cynicism toward politicians. In the past 20 years, it was difficult