Liza Minnelli

Birth Name:

Liza May Minnelli

Birth Place:

Los Angeles, California, United States

Profession

Soundtrack, Actress, Producer

Before You Watch Fosse/Verdon, See the Dance Routines That Made the Choreographer and Dancer Famous

Where you know their work, even if you think you don't

Thu, Apr 4, 2019

Before You Watch Fosse/Verdon, See the Dance Routines That Made the Choreographer and Dancer Famous

Check out Ellen DeGeneres' Record-Breaking Oscars Selfie

"Selfie" may have been declared the 2013 word of the year, but the social media form of self-validation is still going strong. On Sunday night's Oscars telecast, host Ellen DeGeneres made her way into the crowd and made some of Hollywood's biggest stars an offer they couldn't refuse ...

Mon, Mar 3, 2014

Check out Ellen DeGeneres' Record-Breaking Oscars Selfie

Oscars: How Did Ellen Do As Host?

Sunday marked Ellen DeGeneres' sophomore outing as host of the Academy Awards, and the typically tame comedienne offered up some jokes that were more barbed than usual during her opening monologue. In her intro to the show, DeGeneres took jabs at everyone from June Squibb to Jennifer Lawrence.

Mon, Mar 3, 2014

On the Set: Arrested Development Returns on Netflix

From the outside, soundstage No. 7 at Los Angeles's Culver Studios looks like an unremarkable airplane hangar. Inside? The fourth-season resurrection of the cult comedy Arrested Development rages in full eccentric swing as Cinco de Quatro — a fictional holiday meant to upstage the May 5 Mexican fiesta — is being celebrated noisily.

Fri, May 24, 2013

On the Set: Arrested Development Returns on Netflix

The Weekend Playlist: Mad Men, VICE, Vegas' New Night and Melissa McCarthy on SNL

It's only natural for AMC's Mad Men to be consumed with thoughts of mortality as it heads further into the turbulent late '60s in its sixth and reportedly next-to-last season of existence. A year ago, the central set piece in the premiere was a surprise birthday party. This time, it's a similarly eventful wake. And that's not the only way in which Sunday's two-hour opener (9/8c), written by series creator Matthew Weiner, drives the death-comes-to-us-all theme home with such sledgehammer relentlessness and obviousness that for the first time, I began to think maybe it is time for this beautifully crafted series to start thinking about giving up the ghost. There's no denying the importance of a show that manages to win four well-deserved best-drama Emmys in its first four times at bat — I didn't hesitate to include Mad Men among the Top 10 in a recent "60 Greatest Dramas of All Time" package in TV Guide Magazine. But does it have to be this self-important?

Fri, Apr 5, 2013