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Acceptance speech interruptions and historical wins could boost sales for some of this year's best films
Ringwald's daughter chose her purple frock while Bullock's stepdaughter helped select her look
The 82nd annual Academy Awards is one for the history books. CNN's Brooke Anderson reports.
The actress finally received forgiveness - and flowers - from the filmmaker
The star even taught 8-year-old Maddox to do his Tennessee hillbilly accent
The cravings hit at "2 or 3 in the morning," says the Good Charlotte rocker
After 20 years, the country duo say "it's just time" to split - after one more tour
The sister of President Kennedy and mother of Maria Shriver was 88
Paul Wesley stars as gentle bloodsucker Stefan on the CW's Vampire Diaries
The former Charlie's Angel, recently a star on NBC's Las Vegas, plays a cougar on the prowl
The singer talks about her diet and exercise habits and tells body bullies, "I'm fine!"
Kassian McCarrell Wilson is the second child for the Watchmen star and his wife
The tennis ace decided to "play along" with the media until his daughters' arrival July 23
Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus and Britney Spears also win big at Sunday's ceremony
The Lost actor and his bride, Natasha Rubin, have a sunset ceremony in Malibu
The View co-host delivers son Isaiah Timothy Sunday afternoon in New York
The NASCAR racer's 2-year-old girl is dad's biggest fan
People.com: Cheech Marin Marries!updated: Sun Aug 09 2009 17:26:00
The actor weds longtime girlfriend Natasha Rubin in a sunset ceremony at their Malibu home
The Melrose Place star credits her age, genes - and a little help from mom - for her weight loss
Cameron Douglas faces possible life in prison for allegedly selling crystal meth
The opera singer exchanges vows with Sarah Joy Kabanuck in a La
Bohème-themed wedding in New York City
Reminiscing about John Hughes, the Weird Science actress calls the director "an American treasure"
"[He] will always be such an important part of my life," the actress says
Steve Martin, Demi Moore, Macaulay Culkin reveal their grief - and his greatness
Best known for his beloved '80s movies, the director had a heart attack Thursday while taking a walk in Manhattan
John Hughes, the producer, writer and director whose 1980s films such as "Sixteen Candles," "The Breakfast Club" and "Some Kind of Wonderful" offered a sharp-eyed look at teenagers and their social habits, has died, according to a statement from his representative. He was 59.
The only thing more fun than old John Hughes movies is talking about them.
With "Drillbit Taylor," the Brat Pack meets the Frat Pack, courtesy of the House of Apatow.
The mortgage meltdown and credit turmoil have taken a heavy toll on stocks in the financial sector. The question now for investors: Is the selling over?
Financials were among the hardest hit during Thursday's session as new credit concerns surfaced, sparking a steep selloff on Wall Street.
There are many theories as to why John Hughes-penned films remain the zenith of teen cinema -- and you'll hear most of them on the "Pretty in Pink: Everything's Duckie Edition," the ultimate high school love triangle between poor-but-fashionable Andie (Molly Ringwald), her devoted, delusional best friend Duckie (Jon Cryer), and the rich-but-allegedly-soulful Blane (Andrew McCarthy).
An intellectual adolescent with sex and mother issues -- and his childlike mother, who has issues of her own.
It's the rare film that charms both Kurt Cobain and Dan Quayle, but like Ferris Bueller himself -- who was popular with sportos, motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wasteoids, dweebies, and d---heads alike -- director John Hughes' "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" appealed to just about everyone.
Record oil prices and a falling dollar do not usually an up market make.
CNNMoney: Markets rise post-Fedupdated: Tue Apr 12 2005 09:31:00
Stocks rallied Tuesday, recovering from a big selloff, as Fed comments hinting that the central bank won't need to speed the pace of rate hikes cooled inflation worries on Wall Street.
Movies have come a long way in 100 years. People used to pack halls to see "moving pictures" of people just walking down the street. In the early days, the sight of a gunslinger pointing a six-shooter into the camera in "The Great Train Robbery" was enough to cause a temporary panic in theaters.
CNNMoney: Big rally, day twoupdated: Thu Nov 04 2004 09:46:00
Stocks rallied for a second session Thursday, boosted by falling oil prices and ongoing relief that the presidential election has passed without incident.
CNNMoney: More tough sledding?updated: Fri Oct 15 2004 11:46:00
Stocks started the month with a bang but it's been pretty much downhill from there, and analysts say it's unlikely to get much better until after the presidential election.
CNNMoney: Stocks rise, day twoupdated: Wed Sep 29 2004 09:45:00
Stocks gained for the second session in a row Wednesday, with investors scooping up beaten-down tech shares near the end of a tough quarter.
The Nasdaq gained Wednesday for the second session in a row, while the broader market struggled in light summer trade. Investors took in rising oil prices and geared up for news on Intel and the labor market later this week.
CNNMoney: Blue chips stallupdated: Mon Aug 23 2004 09:42:00
U.S. stocks stalled Monday as a same-store sales warning from Wal-Mart eclipsed receding oil prices, resurrecting concerns of an imminent consumer-spending slowdown.
CNNMoney: Stocks gain, day 2updated: Tue Aug 17 2004 09:44:00
Stocks rose Tuesday for the second straight session as economic and earnings news soothed fears about a second-half slowdown.
For months, Wall Street has been nervous about the prospect of higher interest rates, and a new survey shows that anxiety has only gotten worse lately.
Stocks tumbled for a second straight session Monday on worries that interest rates will rise soon, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average below 10,000 for the first time since December.
U.S. stocks tumbled Friday, with selling picking up steam near the close, as the market continued to consolidate after Wall Street's strong multi-month run. The major indexes closed in the red for the second week in a row.
CNNMoney: Market knocked lowerupdated: Mon Mar 08 2004 09:55:00
Stocks posted modest losses Monday as weakness in tech issues weighed on the broader market.
CNNMoney: Market: 5 down, 1 upupdated: Wed Feb 25 2004 09:58:00
U.S. stocks broke their losing streak Wednesday, closing higher for the first session in six on the back of technology sector gains.
With most of the fourth-quarter earnings reports in, investors are left with a slew of information to decide where to put their money. For those looking for suggestions, two money managers appeared on CNNfn to recommend some picks in the oil services, telecom and drug sectors.
CNNMoney: Bulls on paradeupdated: Mon Jan 05 2004 09:37:00
A broad surge Monday pushed the Nasdaq to a new almost two-year high and the Dow and S&P 500 to their best levels in more than 20 months, as investors bet that 2004 will be another strong year for the market.
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