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LIFE With Sheree North: The Woman Who Would Be Marilyn

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Ellen Page: Creepiness Is a "Systemic Problem" in Hollywood

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Robert Duvall on How Hollywood Has Changed

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This Is What Going to the Movies Is Like If You're Blind

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8 Things You Didn't Know About the Godzilla Franchise

With 30 feature films, Godzilla's movie resume is almost as tall as he is.

By Harry Swartout

Harrison Ford Offered Blade Runner Sequel Role

Brooding cop Rick Deckard will again be played by screen icon Harrison Ford, if Alcon Entertainment honchos have their way, as a major offer is pending for the 71-year-old to reprise his role in the Ridley Scott sequel

By Charlie Campbell

Mickey Rooney’s Widow to Contest His Will

Jan Rooney, who separated from the legendary actor in June 2012, is set to challenge the will that cut out her and left his minimal estate to the stepson who cared for him in the years before he died in April at age 93

By Megan Gibson

The Best and Worst Movie Moms

When she was good, she was very good; and when she was bad, she was horrible

By Richard Corliss

LeBron James to Star in New Judd Apatow Film

The Miami Heat forward, a two-time NBA champion and four-time NBA most valuable player, is due to follow up this year's playoffs by appearing in Trainwreck alongside stars like Amy Schumer, Tilda Swinton, Bill Hader and Method Man

By Charlie Campbell

Josh Hartnett: Why I Left Hollywood

The actor talks about breaking up with Hollywood for independent cinema, the importance of taking time off and why he turned down big budget movies like Superman

By Francesca Trianni

Divergent Star Not a Feminist 'Because I Love Men'

Shailene Woodley, in the upcoming The Fault in Our Stars, talked to TIME about sisterhood, revenge and her reasons for avoiding the "F" word: "I think the idea of 'raise women to power, take the men away from the power' is never going to work out because you need balance"

By Eliana Dockterman

Google Doodle Pays Tribute to Audrey Hepburn

A pink, black and white illustration honors the actress on what would have been her 85th birthday

By Samantha Grossman

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis Welcome Baby Otis

The blockbuster actress-comedian duo who have been engaged since January 2013 announced the birth of their son together with a humorous tweet on Wednesday. "Otis Alexander Sudeikis has LEFT the building! (I'm the building)," she wrote

By David Stout

Shirley MacLaine: Classic Photos of a Show Business Legend

On Shirley MacLaine's 80th birthday, LIFE.com features classic photos of the Emmy, BAFTA, Golden Globe and Oscar winner -- onscreen and off -- throughout her extraordinary career.

By Liz Ronk

X-Men Director's Accuser Names 3 More in Suit

Michael Egan's latest allegations are similar in nature to the ones filed against Hollywood director Bryan Singer. Egan claims that Singer sexually abused him 15 years ago, while he was an aspiring teen actor

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The Winter Soldier Enjoys Eternal Spring at Box Office

The record-breaking Captain America sequel earned $26 million domestically this weekend, beating out the Johnny Depp sci-fi thriller Transcendence and continuing its complete command of moviegoers' wallets for a third straight week

By Nolan Feeney

Here's Meryl Streep's Spot-On Advice About Being a Woman

Meryl Streep just added another accolade to her already crowded resume: an honorary doctoral degree from Indiana University. Despite being a Vassar graduate, Streep is a Hoosier by association because of her marriage to sculptor...

By Kelly Conniff

X-Men Director Bryan Singer Faces Teen Sex Lawsuit

Court papers filed Wednesday allege the Hollywood icon sexually abused a teenage boy in 1998 and 1999. The plaintiff claims to have been coerced into sexual acts with the promise of a role in an X-Men film. Singer denies all allegations

By Charlie Campbell

Francis Ford Coppola at 75: American Auteur

A collection of images celebrating the storied film director's life and work to date. Coppola turns 75 today.

By TIME Staff

Mickey Rooney Dead at 93

The colorful, diminutive actor was known for his consummate performances in more than 200 films across eight decades, making him one of the most successful child actors cum movie stars in the history of cinema

By David Stout
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