Michael Douglas's son gets a break from prison to testify in a drug case
We're born alone, we die alone, and we live through Oscar night alone -- because, let's face it, none of us can stay glued to the screen for all 18 hours, or however long it was, without missing something.
HLN's Brooke Anderson takes a look at the big winners at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards.
The survivor cites "a new depth of feeling that you have for loved ones"
The screen legend tells PEOPLE he cried tears of joy when his son told him the news
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis talks fondly about her father, Tony Curtis, at his funeral.
Friends and family of Tony Curtis filled a Las Vegas, Nevada, mortuary Monday to say final farewells to the screen legend, who died Wednesday at 85.
Actress and longtime friend Debbie Reynolds remembers Tony Curtis.
The American Idol runner-up tells PEOPLE he likes to keep it spontaneous
But 92-year-old Kirk Douglas brags about having 800 new MySpace friends
A couple of years ago, Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas declared that it was time to undertake "an audit of my life." Now, at the age of 92, he's going public with the results.
Kirk Douglas talks about his life, his career and his beliefs. CNN's Matthew Carey speaks to the Hollywood legend.
He was the Moses of the Movies. In Hollywood, the epic heroes had many names but the best had only one face -- his.
They might make you punch the air or bring a tear to your eye: this month on the Screening Room, we've picked our top ten life-affirming moments from the movies.
Catherine Zeta-Jones is brushing off questions about her recent weight loss, saying she's merely exercising and eating well to keep her svelte figure.
Is it just me, or has Blanco Fever struck MLS like a shiny, happy virus?
Back when Kirk Douglas and Spencer Tracy were on the job you could spot a newshound by his rolled-up sleeves, the way he wore his fedora and his two-fingered typing style (with a smoke and a flask nearby).
Ever drive through a really wealthy neighborhood and wonder how those people got there? Sure, some inherited their way to the top, but once you put aside your initial envy you know that's not true of most of them. These people made it.
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"Shrek," the tale of a lovable green ogre, was one of the biggest movies of the last several years. And its sequel was equally successful.
1. The Japan Air Lines lounge in New York. It's ten in the morning. People are drinking Scotch and beer and smoking up a storm. Dudes!