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The actress starred in many comedies but is perhaps best known for the 1960 Fellini movie "La Dolce Vita" which famously showed her cavorting in Rome's Trevi Fountain in a black dress that left little to the imagination.
When Hollywood gathers for the 72nd annual Golden Globes on Sunday night, real-world events may loom over what's usually one of the industry's most carefree and rollicking evenings.
After three weeks atop the box office, "The Hobbit" has been taken down by Liam Neeson.
The 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards will be presented Sunday evening at the Beverly Hilton.
Lenny Kravitz will be joining Super Bowl halftime show headliner Katy Perry.
Variety is reporting that a senior publicist who worked in the worlds of politics and show business has died.
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts held its annual pre-Globes tea party Saturday at the Four Seasons Hotel, where Keira Knightley, Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones and Patricia Arquette were among those toasting the season with scones and finger sandwiches. Other guests included Niecey Nash, Marion Cotillard, Dominic West, Anna Kendrick, Steve Carell, "Game of Thrones" star Kit Harrington, and "Into the Woods" star James Corden.
He was usually cast as the snarky or high pizza delivery guy, waiter, nerd or doctor with edge.
Goldwyn, a member of one of show businesses most storied families, was 88.
Officials say there's no evidence any EMS workers shared the information.
The story of their tearful reunion at LAX was first broadcast Only On CBS2 in November 2014.
Women and minority directors are losing out on crucial entry-level jobs, according to a Directors Guild of America study released Friday.
January always marks a fresh new start to the year and with it, a plethora of new events, festivals, shows, and films worth checking out.
This week, an A-lister wed after years of singlehood, the public let Hollywood know who their favorites are, Netflix's wants in on a controversial film.
More than six weeks after hackers attacked Sony Pictures Entertainment, its computer network is still down but the studio has not lost a single day of production on any of its films or television shows, CEO Michael Lynton told The Associated Press on Thursday.
