Brett Ratner tendered his resignation to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences on Tuesday after apologizing for using an offensive term to describe homosexuals.
Brett Ratner has resigned as a producer of this year's Academy Awards show for an anti-gay remark he made over the weekend, the movie director said Tuesday in an open letter to his colleagues.
Although the tower in question in the gimcrack action comedy "Tower Heist" is fictional, many New York tourists will recognize the aggressive nouveau-riche opulence of the building's exterior as that of an actual Manhattan hotel condominium owned by aggressive nouveau-riche Donald Trump.
"Tower Heist" producer Brian Grazer tells Piers Morgan how the new movie is based on Bernie Madoff.
The actor takes over for the tandem of James Franco and Anne Hathaway
Comedian Eddie Murphy will host the Oscars next February, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced Tuesday.
John Cazale is probably the most famously unfamous actor in the history of cinema.
PEOPLE has the sneak peak featuring Natalie Portman, Orlando Bloom, Shia LeBeouf and more
Brett Ratner drops obvious hints that the angst-ridden track was inspired by Cyrus's ex
• A solo Salma Hayek, indulging a little at a Belvedere party at director Brett Ratner's Beverly Hills home. According to a source, the actress seemed "really happy" as she received a Jurlique foot treatment. She also got chummy with party guests – and spent lots of time talking to Stevie Wonder.
When on camera, "she turns it on," Brett Ratner says of the teen star
The singer's "Come On Over" clip premieres on her Web site
The two have a leisurely night out with Mick Jagger and Clint Eastwood in Cannes
Mariah Carey is offering some major pop provocation with her seductively titled new single, "Touch My Body."
Less than a year after having her third child, Heidi Klum has returned to high-profile modeling with sexy new Jordache ads in which she wears little more than jeans and a stare.
With its charm and chuckles, Rush Hour 3 caps a summer of threequels
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen turned 21 on Wednesday, and unlike many young stars hitting the milestone, they kept their celebration low-key.
When the mighty band who made "X-Men: The Last Stand" strode into Cannes recently to promote the third and avowed final chapter of the Marvel Comics franchise, Hugh Jackman fluttered the hearts of Logan/Wolverine groupies everywhere by mentioning a spin-off for his rebel with adamantium claws.
Good day Mr. and Mrs. America and all the blips on screen. In the dot-dot-dot spirit of Walter Winchell, Herb Caen, Furman Bisher and CNN's Larry King (in his USA Today column-writing days), a few random notes from the entertainment desk:
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