Queen Latifah, Alfre Woodard
Queen Latifah, Alfre Woodard and Phylicia Rashad are among the actresses cast in Lifetime's remake of Steel Magnolias, which will consist of an all-black cast, the network announced Monday.
Latifah, who will also executive-produce the TV movie, will portray...
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Taylor Swift
The National Advertising Division has banned Taylor Swift's CoverGirl mascara print ad in the United States because of excessive Photoshopping, Business Insider reports.
According the NAD, the ad for CoverGirl NatureLuxe Mousse Mascara made "superior performance claims," such as "2X more volume" and "20 percent lighter," that could not be substantiated.
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Julia Roberts
Lifetime is developing an updated version of Steel Magnolias with an all-black cast, Deadline.com reports.
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Craig Zadan and Neil Meron are set to produce the TV movie, based on...
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Parks and Recreation
What would Ron Swanson say about Parks and Recreation's first nomination for best comedy?
"All he knows is that Julia Roberts is that toothy girl from Mystic Pizza, so he probably would be completely unaware of what's happening," says Parks boss Mike Schur. "He's not very hard-wired into the Hollywood scene. I do think he would be very secretly happy for Leslie Knope."
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But Schur and star Amy Poehler were plenty happy to be recognized after three rocky seasons on-air. "I think she and I both felt like
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Angelina Jolie, Sarah Jessica Parker
Angelina Jolie and Sarah Jessica Parker are the highest paid women in Hollywood, according to Forbes.
Jolie, whose most recent role was voicing Tigress in Kung Fu Panda 2, and Parker, who's most famous for portraying Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City, tied for the top spot. They both raked in $30 million from May 2010 to May 2011, according to the magazine.
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Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts and David Letterman
Cheers to Late Show with David Letterman for playing The Newlywed Game... with Julia Roberts and Tom Hanks.
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The Larry Crowne costars channeled the spirit of Bob Eubanks with a variation of his classic game show that David Letterman called "How Well Do You Know Tom Hanks?"...
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Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith will appear on the final episode of Oprah Winfrey's talk show, The Daily reports. While it's doubtful that Winfrey's final hour of the show that made her a superpower will be devoted solely to a sit-down with the Smiths, so far no other finale guests are known...
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Armie Hammer
Social Network star Armie Hammer has joined the cast a new film based on the story of Snow White, Relativity Media announced Saturday.
Hammer, 24, will play...
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Christopher Nolan
So what exactly does Christopher Nolan have to do to get an Oscar nomination for best director? The Inception mastermind was snubbed for the third time Tuesday. But that wasn't the only egregious snub or biggest surprise.
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Third time is not the charm: Already overlooked for Memento and The Dark Knight, Nolan seemed to be a shoo-in for ...
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Jane Lynch
Jane Lynch says Ellen DeGeneres "blazed a trail" for her to come out.
"You were at the height of your fame and you came out. And that just blazed a trail for me," Lynch said on Wednesday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show, referring to DeGeneres' famous "Yep, I'm Gay" Time magazine cover in 1997. "It made it so much easier for me what you did."
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The Emmy-winning Glee star said she never wanted to hide that she was gay, but wondered how to or if she should come out. Lynch added that being a character actor made it easier.
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