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Philip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014)

Once Philip Seymour Hoffman first registered on my radar screen (as Scotty in Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights ), it seemed as if he...

Born in Austria in 1930, actor Maximilian Schell fled Hitler in his youth and later in his performing career would win the 1961 Oscar for be...

By Josh R Why do we always hurt the ones we love? Anyone who’s been a part of any kind of significant relationship, whether of the familia...

BLOGGER'S NOTE : This contains spoilers for the entire series, so if you belong to that group that STILL has yet to watch Breaking Bad ...

Throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s, Karen Black occupied a singular place in movies, hovering in that rarefied atmosphere that placed...

After an 11-year battle against lung cancer, character actress Kathryn Joosten died Saturday at 72. Joosten became one of the most recogni...

By Edward Copeland Without a doubt, one song stands heads and shoulders above all others written by Stephen Sondheim for A Funny Thing Happ...

"Hollywood, in a sense, chose me. I had a series of incredible strokes of luck. I often wonder why the Lord gave me the opportunity to ...

By Edward Copeland Glenn Close's fascination with the story of Albert Nobbs began in 1982, the same year she made her film debut in Th...