Sylvester Stallone appealed Monday for an end to "speculation and questionable reporting" about his son's death, while police and the coroner investigate what killed Sage Stallone last week.
The cause of death for Sage Stallone, the 36-year-old son of actor Sylvester Stallone, won't be officially known for another two months, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner said Sunday.
Sage Stallone, the 36-year-old son of actor Sylvester Stallone, died Friday.
Graying and grizzled, E.L. Woody still had the legs to stake out Arnold Schwarzenegger during the ex-governor's recent love child scandal. But all's not well in the 31-year reign of the self-described "King of the Paparazzi."
The famed paparazzo talks about the past, present, and future of capturing the history of Hollywood.
If you don't know Chuck Wepner's claim to fame, you will in a hurry after you enter his small apartment in this gritty North Jersey city on the Hudson River.
The book will detail his life and career while also touching upon his breakup with Maria Shriver
Being honest, there isn't much about U.S. soccer that people in England envy, but we do wish we had a similar glut of goalkeeping talent. Over the last 10-15 years the U.S. has produced an extraordinary number of high-class goalkeepers, so many, in fact, that it's begun to spoil Sylvester Stallone's performance in Escape to Victory (because there, of course, half the joke was that he was an American who played football and had to play in goal so he could use his hands).
1. The year of Pacquiao. Already boxing's most exciting fighter, Manny Pacquiao became a global phenomeon in 2010, penetrating the American sporting mainstream like no Asian-born athlete in history. He's won major sanctioning-body titles in eight different weight classes, nearly half of the sport's 17 divisions. He was the subject of a 60 Minutes profile in November, less than 12 months after being named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people. He was elected to Congress in the Philippines in May and named Fighter of the Decade by the Boxing Writers Association of America in June. He won as many fights at Cowboys Stadium (two) as the full-time tenants won football games during the whole 2010 season. He sings, he acts. He fights Shane Mosley on May 7.
Only at San Diego Comic-Con, the annual gathering of self-proclaimed fanboys and fangirls, can an early screening of a movie feel like a rock concert, and then literally become one.
Fans flock to the 2010 kick off of Comic-Con.
Family members recalled their favorite memories and read from The Little Prince at L.A.'s Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Zombie genre fans are miffed, according to stars of new film "Zombieland."
Bollywood leading man Akshay Kumar plays a character who basks in the glamorous shadow cast by American stars like Sylvester Stallone and Denise Richards in his latest movie.
Bollywood action hero Akshay Kumar speaks to the Screening Room's Myleene Klass about his previous films and future projects.
Students, we know you may not be all that ecstatic about seeing your teachers -- and the homework they assign -- as the school year starts up. Pay attention in class, though; you never know what hidden talents your teachers might have. Just look at all of these famous former teachers:
Editor's note: Watch The Screening Room Cannes special on CNN at the following dates and times: Wednesday 27 May: 0730, 1730, Saturday 30 May: 0730, 1800, Sunday 31 May: 0430, 1730, Monday 31 May: 0300 (All times GMT)
Mickey Rourke says there is only one person he blames for the spectacular implosion of his career the first time round -- himself.
There was a time when action heroes didn't contemplate. They defeated the bad guy and let their bodies do the talking for them. How times have changed.
Ah, sibling rivalry. Relentless competitions, name-calling, hair pulling and blame shifting plague households with two or more children everywhere. Can't we all just get along?
Now 67 and living in
northeastern Kentucky, the man who played Billy Bear in "48
Hours" and was killed by an alien in "Predator" admits
his action-movie days are behind him
The two meet for ongoing guidance session in Beverly Hills
Plus: More over-the-top details and snapshots of the pre-wedding party
Athletes who take performance-improving drugs make all the headlines. But the culture of personal physical enhancement has pushed the use of steroids and HGH everywhere -- from Hollywood to the music industry to your next-door neighbor who doesn't want to grow old. Don't blame only the jocks.
In the week that Blu-ray consigned HD DVD to the remainder bins of history (and standard DVD will surely follow in the foreseeable future), Michel Gondry, one of the movies' most idiosyncratic innovators, unveils a quirky, nostalgic tribute to the antique charms of VHS with "Be Kind Rewind."
The guys who brought you the 'Scary Movie' franchise are back with a send-up of '300.' CNN's JD Cargill reports.
A selected film clip of the movie "The Kite Runner."
Sylvester Stallone says he and his "Rambo" sequel movie crew recently witnessed the human toll of unspeakable atrocities while filming along the Myanmar border
A Serbian village is hoping to channel some of Rocky Balboa's fighting spirit with a 10-foot-tall statue of the fictional boxer portrayed by actor Sylvester Stallone.
In the early 1980s, Rutger Hauer had a choice. Some producers wanted him to star in a movie about a German U-boat called "Das Boot."
And now for her next trick ... Pamela Anderson will make her past reappear.
A Rolex has long been an accessory for showcasing status, savvy, and style. But recently it has also become a fast-appreciating asset. The watch market is full of long-term investments -- Julien Schaerer, a watch director at the auction house Antiquorum, showed us where to look.
SI.com: Star-studdedupdated: Fri Jan 12 2007 14:08:00
Very few people have heard of the Most Serene Republic of Excelsior, but those familiar with South American island nations may know that its annual governmental budget is $950,000. Next season David Beckham will earn that every week.
Yo! I have a confession to make. I love Rocky, the fictional pugilist from South Philly.
showbuzzupdated: Mon Jul 10 2006 13:07:00
Brigitte Nielsen can call it legal now.
showbuzzupdated: Mon Jun 05 2006 12:04:00
LAS VEGAS, Nevada (AP) -- It was a Hollywood -- and a Planet Hollywood -- reunion at a 60th birthday celebration for Sylvester Stallone.
In an age when more and more people are abandoning the art of handwriting in favor of the swift, impersonal blandness of e-mail communication, the pens manufactured by Italian company Montegrappa continue to provide a strong incentive for sticking to ink and paper.
The story of Blockbuster over the past year could be filed somewhere between thriller (Carl Icahn terrifies the board!) and tearjerker (shareholders despair). But while the parent company is stumbl...
Business 2.0: No Time? No Excuse.updated: Wed Jun 01 2005 00:01:00
Want to have Sylvester Stallone's pecs or Jennifer Lopez's ... well, you know--but can't fit two-hour stints at the gym into your what-time-zone-is-this travel schedule? The answer is, you don't ha...
Fortune: THE SUMNER OF LOVEupdated: Mon May 02 2005 00:01:00
It used to be that nothing could pry Sumner Redstone out of his office in New York City--except maybe a business dinner. Viacom's chairman and CEO literally had no home. He would arise at dawn in h...
In the heart of his 1984 re-election campaign, Ronald Reagan made a speech in Hammonton, New Jersey, and took the opportunity to invoke the name of one of the Garden State's favorite sons.
Boxing is a bruised and battered sport. But it is about to get its best exposure since the first "Rocky" movie: both Fox and NBC plan new boxing-themed reality programs next season.
Money Magazine: The Tickerupdated: Mon Apr 01 2002 00:01:00
--IRONY TOWER Embattled accounting firm Arthur Andersen endows some 40 academic chairs--among them one held by a University of Houston professor whose writings include "Reducing the Incidence of Fr...
As a provider of electricity, London's Bankside Power Station was a flop. First fired up in 1963, it shut down 18 years later because its power source, oil, was too expensive. Designed by Giles Gil...
Road shows--when bankers take executives schmoozing before an IPO--are famously dreary. To ease the pain, Boston Coach (800-558-3910; bostoncoach.com) has started a Road Show Service. The 24-hour h...
Jerry and Eva Posman were debating whether to buy the photograph. Jerry: "Am I buying a work from someone who will disappear from the universe?" Eva: "But it gives us joy." Jerry: "What will the re...
When Sylvester Stallone visited the plant in Rimini, Italy, where each Bimota motorcycle is built and welded by hand, he reportedly asked the company to give him one for free. (MY NAME IS ROCKY AND...
Turning 50 this year? So are Bill Clinton, Linda Ronstadt, Connie Chung, Sylvester Stallone ... (and let's not forget Cheech Marin). Never mind all the stuff you may have heard about how unemployab...
COMPETITION/COVER STORY 50 AMERICA'S HOTTEST EXPORT: POP CULTURE All around the globe, folks just can't get enough of America. But we're not talking cars and televisions. The world's insatiable app...
Fortune: SEXISM IN CINEMAupdated: Mon Sep 10 1990 00:01:00
Is Sylvester Stallone really worth four times as much as Meryl Streep? The average moviegoer may not think so, but Hollywood does. Salaries for top movie actors have exploded in recent years, with ...
SPECIAL REPORT/Cover Stories
Does steel remind you of blast furnaces, hard hats, and grime? Nippon Steel, the world's biggest steelmaker, would much rather you envision Sigourney Weaver, the American actress best known in Japa...
Fortune: Coming soon . . .updated: Mon May 09 1988 00:01:00
Motion picture studios always have a lot riding on their summer releases, and this year is no different. For investors interested in studio action, what follows is a preview of some of the potentia...
Martin Balsam: Is she or isn't she? George Peppard: Is she or isn't she what? Martin Balsam: A phony. George Peppard: I don't know. I don't think so. Martin Balsam: She's a phony, but she's a real ...
Most surveys say the market crash has not spooked consumers, and certain conspicuous consumers apparently couldn't care less about its effect. Toys for Adults, a retail show featuring such items as...
You may know how many martinis your boss can handle and how many X-rated videotapes your brother-in-law rents each week, but you probably have no sure notion of what they earn. Salaries are secrets...
The ''Rambo'' program will start in April with . . . episodes timed to the arrival of a Rambo line of ''action-figure'' dolls . . . Amy Kastens, a spokesman for . . . producers of the television se...
Rambo mania swept the planet -- to the delight of U.S. distributor Tri-Star Pictures, star Sylvester Stallone, and manufacturers of everything from T- shirts to bubble gum. Rambo -- First Blood II ...
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