Allyson

Go on the record with USA Track and Field athlete Allyson Felix. (05/24/12)

Ben (Michael Douglas of WALL STREET) once ruled a car-dealership empire vast enough to fuel a glossy Manhattan lifestyle and endow a library at an East Coast university. But by the time he arrives at the college with his girlfriend's daughter, Allyson (Imogen Poots), who is a prospective student, his world has collapsed around his ears. A business scandal has cost him his income and his marriage to Nancy (Susan Sarandon of THELMA & LOUISE). His ever-present lust for every passing attractive woman threatens to take what little Ben has left. Even his new relationship with Jordan (Mary-Louise Parker of TV's WEEDS) oscillates with tension. When Ben takes Allyson to tour the school, his motives are more than mixed. An all-star cast including Danny DeVito (TV's IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA), Jenna Fischer (TV's THE OFFICE), and Jesse Eisenberg (THE SOCIAL NETWORK) round out this honest and precise drama.

MONTREAL - A potent rainstorm flooded multiple parts of Montreal, turning streets into miniature canals and causing a quasi-shutdown of the city's subway system Tuesday.The afternoon downpour flooded numerous buildings and caused evacuations in several famous ones, including the Quebec provincial library, the Concordia University library building, two pavillions at UQAM university and also, reportedly, at some commercial centres.The brief but powerful storm saw a sunny afternoon lapse into night-like darkness. A solid wall of rain cascaded onto the city, eventually gusting sideways in what looked like puffy, powerful white clouds.The pounding rain overwhelmed the city's aging infrastructure in some places, with water pushing up through manhole covers and sometimes lifting them up.People scrambled through the streets, with some screaming as they were pelted by the driving rain and struggling frantically to cling to umbrellas that seemed about to fly out of their hands.By the time it was over, there were cars partly submerged in what looked like little lakes, while a coat of water covered several subway stations.At the Place d'Armes metro stop near Old Montreal, the water was ankle-deep at the ground-floor turnstile which is well above the lower-level tracks.A couple of would-be commuters said they arrived to see sheets of water pouring onto the turnstile area from the windows above.'It was raining from the ceiling,' said Allyson Haring after she navigated the ankle-deep water around the ticket booth.Her friend said she had never seen anything like it.'Up here if it's flooded, I wonder what is going on down there (on the tracks),' said Brenna Maciw, who was scrambling to find another way home to the city's outer suburbs.'I feel like this is something that's going to go down in the books.'Business people hoping to take the subway skipped, hopped and sloshed through the massive puddles some while wearing hi

The U.S. Olympic track and field star shows you all the foods she puts into her body during training.