If you grew up in the 1980s there's nothing guaranteed to make you feel older than a trip to the movies. "Conan the Barbarian", "The Thing" and "Footloose"... What's next? "Top Gun"?
It clings too tightly the worst of the original, but takes off once the music starts
With the remake in theaters, the actor looks back on the movie that made 
him a star
The actor shows off his muscular side in a steamy role as a real ladies' man
"Food has never been easy for me," the actress reveals to More
The Gossip Girl star follows Zac Efron in turning down the classic role
The dad may lose arguments at home, but not when it comes to curfew
From cleavage-baring gowns to the actor who most needs a shave, see who scored with PEOPLE.com live blog readers
Zombie genre fans are miffed, according to stars of new film "Zombieland."
The Emmy-nominated Closer star says the job's getting easier but not the distance
The Closer star and husband Kevin Bacon were hurt but not wiped out, she says
The Closer stars lets loose on the Gossip guy's doing her husband's Footloose role
The Gossip Girl star will hoof it up in the remake of the 1984 musical
The High School Musical star wants to challenge his acting chops
Zac Efron dropped out of the remake. Should Chace Crawford - or someone else - step into his dancing shoes?
The venerable CBS soap opera "Guiding Light" will go dark in September after 72 years and 16,000 episodes, the network announced Wednesday.
The actor and wife Kyra Sedgwick had investments with money manager Bernie Madoff
It appears that Kevin Bacon was one degree too close to Bernie Madoff.
"Nobody will ever be that cool again," claims the singer-songwriter
But The Closer star counts her show – and husband Kevin Bacon – among her blessings
The Top Gun actor takes his music career to MySpace
All the action this New Year's is in the Hawkeye State, but the candidates -- sprinting toward Caucus Day -- won't be partying much
Sure, Barack Obama has Oprah Winfrey. But he's not the only presidential hopeful calling in the star power.
When Robin Maxwell started feeling numbness and tingling in her legs in the fall of 2006, she wasn't overly concerned.
Some of us may think of movie stars and musicians as heroes. But as we continue our CNN Heroes series, we'd like to introduce you to the people they think of as heroes. We've asked some very familiar faces to share the spotlight.
It's one thing to announce the Emmy nominations. It's quite another to get them.
MARKETS: Business is Back! April was such a charm! And here we are in May and the beat goes on. Like this on Wednesday: "Orders to U.S. factories surged in March by the largest amount in a year..." (Business is back!) TWX and YUM earnings were tasty and so we have another record for the Dow, crossing (Jordan) 13,200 for the first time. What was really nice to see was that the NAZ and S&P outpaced the Dow, because so much of the rally recently was big stocks outperforming (and playing catch up really with) the rest of the market. Finally the folks who've been saying that big caps looked cheap are looking smart.....Third time's a charm with Cablevision, right? Dolans are paying out $36.26 a share. Can you believe they originally offered $27 last fall? Good for the board to get up, stand up, get up for your rights!....Hey what are you doing this weekend, The (Kentucky) Derby or BRK's annual meeting? Hard to do both, trust me.....
SI.com: Championship runupdated: Thu Apr 05 2007 08:54:00
In Wonderland, indeed. There's no other way to describe what it feels like to have won the ABA championship last Thursday, which the Vermont Frost Heaves did with a 143-95 defeat of the Texas Tycoons at the Barre Municipal Auditorium.
Bacon, more Bacon, and 8 other things we recommend this week:
Poor little rich babe, scion of English movie-star royalty, AK-47-toting punkette bounty hunter: If Domino Harvey's life didn't already sound like a chicly garish girl-with-model- cheekbones-goes-slumming thriller, then a girl-with-model-cheekbones- goes-slumming thriller would have to be made to exploit it.
An important movie made with passion and skill but no particular artistry, "Hotel Rwanda" plays with far greater impact on the small screen, where the human story feels appropriately large and it's harder to escape the film's accusing glare.
"Beauty Shop," a spin-off of the spiky and popular "Barbershop" comedies, places the ladies in the center shampoo chair, and I went into it hoping for the same sort of buzz -- for the gossipy, rambunctious kick of neighborhood hairstylists saying whatever pops into their heads, manners (and good taste) be damned.
The liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org has already proved to be a force in the campaign to defeat President Bush, but it is about to get a big infusion of help from Hollywood.
In the beginning, there was the Oracle of Bacon. A playful website created by grad students at the University of Virginia in 1996, the site showed how Kevin Bacon's relationships with other actors ...
He's corny, he's maudlin-- and he's everywhere. Ken Blanchard, author of the 1982 smash The One Minute Manager, has sold 15 million copies of his books and has a new one out last month--The Leaders...
Forget the courtroom: Public relations is the latest arena for Napster fanatics and foes. No sound bite is too trite or dumb if it keeps the speaker in the spotlight between movies or helps him get...
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