Natasha Lyonne is the first to admit she hasn't always been a saint.
The actress, best known for films such as American Pie, But I'm a Cheerleader and Slums of Beverly Hills, is also well-known for her personal struggles behind the camera, including her DUI in 2001 and a 2006 stint at a drug and alcohol treatment center. Lyonne says she's been able to use those latter experiences while playing a...
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The director has called cut. The film has stopped rolling. The extras have been sent home. Still, despite advertisements touting Sunday's Law & Order: Criminal Intent as the series finale, star Kathryn Erbe is still hopeful the show could live on.
"I know that I would be there in a heartbeat. I'm fairly positive that Vincent [D'Onofrio] feels the same way. Everyone was really hoping that, in the 11th hour, we'd get some word," she tells TVGuide.com. "Whether the fans are able to muscle us back or not, who knows. They have amazing power...
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Longtime Law & Order fans know the cha-chung, they know the signature location cards, and they most likely know Leslie Hendrix.
The 51-year-old actress has been playing medical examiner Elizabeth Rodgers on the legal franchise for almost two decades. After first appearing on the original tentpole in 1992, she has since recurred on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, the short-lived Law & Order: Trial By Jury and even the 1998 Law & Order TV movie, Exiled.
Ice-T inks two-year deal with Law & Order: SVU
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One of Law & Order's longest-running ADAs finds herself returning to the TV franchise at a precarious time.
"I was a little bit nervous about joining," says Alana De La Garza, who played Connie Rubirosa for four years. "Especially when there's a change in things because they've all been together and you're kind of the newbie."
She's speaking of course about Law & Order: LA, the fifth edition in Dick Wolf's popular series, which is going through a creative overhaul mid-way through its first season. In January, after...
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At first glance, the set of the latest Law & Order, looks familiar. Binders are marked "homicides" and "robberies." But, there are detailed city maps — of Los Angeles. Upon closer view, there's a Dodgers cap. Outside the window lie the ever bustling 101 and 110 freeways.
It doesn't look like we're in New York anymore...
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