Rob Stone

Steven Phillips (Albert Brooks) is the king of Hollywood screenwriting, but his hold on the throne is slipping. When a successful friend (Jeff Bridges) suggests that the services of a bona-fide Muse named Sarah (Sharon Stone) might get his career back on track, Steven's desperate enough to take a leap of faith. Despite the misgivings of his wife, Laura (Andie MacDowell), Steven accepts Sarah's extravagant demands, hoping for a good, strong dose of inspiration. But as Sarah's quirky and endearing ways charm her deeper into their lives, Steven and Laura find themselves changed in ways they never could have guessed. Featuring an original musical score by Elton John and cameos by a host of Hollywood luminaries, including Martin Scorsese, Rob Reiner and James Cameron, The Muse is a wry comedy that pokes hilarious fun at Tinseltown itself.

Watch bonus footage of Rob Stone's interview with Manchester United Manger Sir Alex Ferguson. (02/04/12)

Discussing the impact Europe's turmoil is having on US markets, with Bill Stone, PNC Wealth Management, and Rob Lutts, Cabot Money Management.

British singer Joss Stone jokingly discusses the arrest of two men who allegedly plotted to rob and harm her.

Two men armed with swords, rope and a body bag were arrested outside the British singer's home. The suspects were reportedly planning to rob and kill her!

British singer Joss Stone jokingly discusses the arrest of two men who allegedly plotted to rob and harm her.

On the red carpet for W., Richard Dreyfuss thinks everyone will be surprised to learn that Bush ran himself. Cheney did not run Bush. Jacob Soboroff also talks to Oliver Stone, James Cromwell, Ellen Burstyn, Elizabeth Banks, and Rob Corddry.

Blizzard Confession: Before last night, I had never really heard Robert Pattinson speak. He was always just this presence, this figure, that haunted my waking life. And yes, a single dream, that I d rather not get into here. His face was stone, a Greek carving with a large, gaping mouth that never spoke. His hair, the crests of sh*twater wave, his face, the giant, gorgeous sh*tcreatures beneath. (This is all complimentary, chill.) But the voice the voice had long eluded me. I forced myself to read Twilight as more of a cultural experiment than anything else, but have still never seen the movie. Somehow, interviews with Pattinson had managed to sneak by my Google reader without making a pit stop in my ear canals. And now, years after his hottest person on Earth debut it s finally happened. I heard Robert Pattinson speak. But it wasn t as his star-making character Edward Cullen, rather in his upcoming movie Remember Me, where Rob dons an American accent that fits him like a pair of irregular Dockers from the outlet store. It is thanks to this trailer that I realized I prefer my Robert Pattinson s silent, and robots. His voice is just so much less Pattinsonny - ie a deep ol man voice than I was hoping for. And fair warning to New Yorkers who might still be experiencing some post-Millennial PTSD symptoms you might want to read the spoilers before heading into the theater.

Greta Garbo is at her most radiant and poetic as the melancholy ballerina who finds a reason to dance again after she falls for the down-and-out Baron (John Barrymore) who planned to rob her. In another room a ravishing young secretary (Joan Crawford) succumbs to the advances of an arrogant industrialist (Wallace Beery). In yet another, a fatally ill office clerk (Lionel Barrymore) spends his life savings in a desperate effort to derive some pleasure from this bleak and brief existence. Downstairs at the bar, a disfigured doctor (Lewis Stone) dispenses wry commentary as people come and go. This precedent-setting ensemble piece of frothy, bubbly, tear-jerking super soap cemented the A-list status of its director, Edmund Goulding. It's an oft-imitated, never duplicated spectacle; the old Hollywood star system lighting up the sky with all the wattage at its disposal.

On the Outs -- MovieMaze.de - Trailer (Quicktime)

On the Outs -- Follows the choices made by three young women - one a drug dealer, one an addict, one a pregnant teen - in Jersey City.

On the Outs follows the story of 3 girls: one a drug dealer, one an addict, and one a pregnant teen.