|
|
City Island, a new dysfunctional family comedy starring Andy Garcia, Julianna Margulies and Alan Arkin, has begun shooting in New York, ...
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Alan Arkin has joined Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston for Fox 2000s Marley & Me which will start shooting
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Screen siren Anne Hathaway has confessed to a secret crush - on aging movie co-star Alan Arkin. The 25-year-old actress shot love scenes in Becoming Jane with heartthrob James McAvoy, but insists her head was turned more by 73-year-old Arkin, her co-star in Get Smart.[...] Read more!
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Happy Birthday To actress Jordana Brewster (1980), "Smallville" star Tom Welling (1977), Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison (1976), TLC singer Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins (1970), "The King of Queens" Kevin James (1965), Chinese martial arts actor Jet Li (1963), actress Joan Chen (1961), Duran Duran drummer Roger Taylor (1960), 50s teen idol Bobby Rydell (1942), Italian composer Giorgio Moroder (1940), instrumental rocker Duane Eddy (1938), "My Cousin Vinny" actor Lane Smith (1936; d. 2005), "Catch-22" actor Alan Arkin (1934), prolific comedian Carol Burnett (1933), Chinese architect I.M. Pei (1917), French artist Eugene Delacroix (1798; d. 1863), and Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (121; d. 180).
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Happy Birthday to "Pride & Prejudice" star Keira Knightley (1985), "Just Friends" star Amy Smart (1976), Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha (1968), country star Kenny Chesney (1968), "Dirty Dancing" actress Jennifer Grey (1960), television host Leeza Gibbons (1957), "Jiminy Glick" actor Martin Short (1950), R&B singer Teddy Pendergrass (1950), comedienne Vicki Lawrence (1949), Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler (1948), Supreme Diana Ross (1944), "Las Vegas" star James Caan (1939), actor Alan Arkin (1934), "Star Trek" legend Leonard Nimoy (1931), "Cool Hand Luke" actor Strother Martin (1919; d. 1980), playwright Tennessee Williams (1911; d. 1983), and poet Robert Frost (1874; d. 1963).
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Oscar winner Alan Arkin has snagged the coveted role of the chief on "Get Smart."
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
At the Academy Awards every year, after the winners receive their Oscar, they are herded into a photograph room for
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Oscar winner Alan Arkin will re-team with his Little Miss Sunshine co-star Steve Carell for the big-screen version of cult TV comedy detective series Get Smart.
Carell has already landed the leading role of secret agent Maxwell Smart in the project. Arkin will play his boss.[...] Read more!
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Oscar-winner Alan Arkin, left, is reuniting with his "Little Miss Sunshine" co-star Steve Carell in the big-screen version of "Get Smart," which Peter Segal is directing for Warner Bros. Pictures.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Oscar winner ALAN ARKIN will re-team with his LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE co-star STEVE CARELL for the big-screen version of cult TV comedy detective series
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Eddie Murphy's aides have hit back at reports the actor/comedian stormed out of the Oscars on Sunday after losing out to Alan Arkin - insisting her had always planned to leave after his category was announced.
Murphy, who was a favorite, left the Kodak theater in Hollywood minutes after Arkin claimed gold for Best Supporting Actor - but his handlers claim Murphy would have left even if he had won.[...] Read more!
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Eddie Murphy is a loser. Whether or not he's a sore one is still anyone's call.
The "Dreamgirls" star, who lost out to "Little Miss Sunshine's" Alan Arkin in the Best Supporting Actor category Sunday night in one of many Oscar upsets, is lashing out at reports that his failure to take home a trophy resulted in a tantrum of Effie proportions.
In the Monday morning wake of his loss, the tabloids went to town with accounts of Murphy's diva behavior, claiming that the "Saturday Night Live" alum stormed out of the Kodak Theater after Arkin took the podium and did not return for the duration of the show.
Murphy's rep, Arnold Robinson, put an end to the character marring Tuesday, confirming to People that the actor did bow out of his seat-filling duties shortly after his category was announced, but that he had planned to do so regardless of the award's outcome.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Jennifer Hudson was stunned when Eddie Murphy lost the Best Supporting Actor award at the Oscar ceremony on Sunday and feared the members of the Academy had turned against the film.
Murphy was heavily favored to take home the prize but lost out to Little Miss Sunshine star Alan Arkin.[...] Read more!
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
LATEST: EDDIE MURPHY's aides have hit back at reports the actor/comedian stormed out of the Oscars on Sunday (25FEB06) after losing out to ALAN ARKIN
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Dreamgirls star Eddie Murphy was so devastated after losing the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award to Alan Arkin that he stormed out of the ceremony, according to press reports in the US.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
"The Departed" won Best Picture at the Academy Awards and its director Martin Scorsese walked off with his first Oscar for Best Director after five losses. The other big winners included Helen Mirren, Forest Whitaker, Alan Arkin and Jennifer Hudson.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Alan Arkin hoped that his Little Miss Sunshine co-star Abigail Breslin would lose her Oscar battle.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
"I just wish I didn't have to wear heels all day. I am not a shoe girl. Don't put no shoes on my feet. (As) soon as I hit the door, I am throwing them off." Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson is no fan of designer heels at awards shows.
"I needed the fastest path to the men's room." Little Miss Sunshine star Alan Arkin on why he asked for an aisle seat at the Oscars ceremony.[...] Read more!
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Oscar winner ALAN ARKIN tied HELEN HAYES' Academy Awards record when he was nominated for LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE - both stars had to wait 38 years betwe
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
The Oscar-winner says his young costar has "had enough attention" and wants her to have a normal childhood
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Jennifer Hudson wins best supporting actress for her performance in "Dreamgirls" and Alan Arkin won best supporting actor for "Little Miss Sunshine." Teri Okita reports on this year's Oscars.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Alan Arkin won the Oscar Sunday for his supporting role as an irascible grandfather in "Little Miss Sunshine"......
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Oscar's big winners: Best Picture, "The Departed"; Best Director, Martin Scorsese; Best Actress, Helen Mirren; Best Actor, Forest Whitaker; Best Supporting Actor, Alan Arkin; and Best Supporting Actress, Jennifer Hudson.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
It took three decades and eight nominations, not to mention four-plus hours of awards show banter, but Martin Scorsese's Oscar moment finally arrived, courtesy of "The Departed."
The legendary filmmaker's long-running losing streak officially came to an end at the 79th Annual Academy Awards Sunday when he was named Best Director, while his South Boston thriller earned the title of Motion Picture of the Year.
Helen Mirren won Best Actress for "The Queen" and Forest Whitaker won Best Actor for "The Last King of Scotland." Jennifer Hudson took home Best Supporting Actress for "Dreamgirls" and Alan Arkin won Best Supporting Actor for "Little Miss Sunshine."
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
THE little indie that could, "Little Miss Sunshine," swept the Film Independent's Spirit Awards held in Santa Monica, Calif., yesterday, winning four trophies, including best picture. Matt Dillon got his wish when Alan Arkin won for best male lead...
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Whatever "Little Miss Sunshine" lacked in kiddie pageant glory, it more than made up for with good old fashioned Hollywood pageantry.
The little indie that could got a head start on its Oscar run Saturday, dominating at Film Independent's Spirit Awards ceremony, nabbing awards in all four categories it was nominated in, including taking home the show's top prize for Best Feature.
The film, which was nominated for a leading five awards at the so-called indie Oscars, also snagged Best Director hardware for co-helmers Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, a Best First Screenplay award for Michael Arndt and the Best Supporting Male win for Alan Arkin, who was up against costar Paul Dano in the category.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
The Queen and its star Helen Mirren were the big winners at Saturday's Orange British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs), winning the Best Film and Best Actress awards. Elsewhere, Forest Whitaker won the Best Actor prize for Last King Of Scotland, Little Miss Sunshine star Alan Arkin won Best Supporting Actor and Jennifer Hudson won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Dreamgirls. [...] Read more!
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
At age 72, Alan Arkin is busier than ever. The veteran performer acclaimed for comic romps is nominated for an Oscar this year, for Best Supporting Actor in the independent film, "Little Miss Sunshine."
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Elsewhere, Forest Whitaker won the Best Actor prize for Last King Of Scotland, Little Miss Sunshine star Alan Arkin won Best Supporting Actor and Jennifer Hudson won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Dreamgirls.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Alan Arkin tries, but fails, as the gold standard curmudgeon who never had it so good.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Palm Springs sure makes everyone look stunning. The British (C)Kates along with Sienna Miller all looked amazing. As usual, Jessica Biel was all class showing off her sick and well rested body. She was there to receive the Rising Star Award. Another big winner of the night was Babel who took best ensemble performance and Director of the Year. Cate Blanchett won Career Achievement of the Year for her work in the film as well as Notes on a Scandal and The Good German. Brad may not have won an award on his own but Cate made sure to throw some attention his way. Here's more:
Blanchett on stage joked that she could barely speak English, prompting Pitt to play interpreter and feign sign language. He also lead the crowd of 1,800 (which included Morgan Freeman, Laurence Fishburne, Alan Arkin and Sissy Spacek) in singing Happy Birthday to their Japanese Babel co-star, Rinko Kikuchi. In honor of Kikuchi's 26th birthday, Blanchett playfully said she was pulling a Britney Spears — "not wearing any underwear this evening."
Tiffany was an event sponsor, and stars were greeted on the red carpet by a 5-foot version of the jeweler's signature blue gift box, wrapped in white ribbon. Kate Winslet (honored for acting achievement for her role in Little Children) Winslet said her "childlike brain" was hoping to see "a person leap out of the box and perform some fabulous tap dance." The gift box sparked "extreme excitement" from presenter Sienna Miller. "I'd like to be in that box with whatever else is in there," she said.
Sounds like a great night. Love the fact that Cate Blanchett is totally up to speed on Britney's missing underwear! Goes to show that A-List celebs don't take themselves too seriously. For a list of the winners and more pics of this stunning looking group as well as Abigail Breslin, Adam Beach, and more just
read more
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
The sun continues to shine on "Little Miss Sunshine."
A day after the $8 million indie comedy nabbed a prestigious Producers Guild of America nomination, the little film that could scored three key nods as the field for the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards was revealed Thursday.
"Sunshine" stars Alan Arkin and Abigail Breslin, the 10-year-old who plays the resident Little Miss Sunshine beauty-pageant contestant, earned supporting actor nominations, while the film's players earned the SAG Awards' equivalent of a Best Picture nod: Outstanding Motion Picture Cast.
The SAG Awards are scheduled to be presented Jan. 28 in Los Angeles. Julie Andrews has been tapped to receive the guild's 43rd Life Achievement Award.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
The sun continues to shine on "Little Miss Sunshine."
A day after the $8 million indie comedy nabbed a prestigious Producers Guild of America nomination, the little film that could scored three key nods as the field for the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards was revealed Thursday.
"Sunshine" stars Alan Arkin and Abigail Breslin, the 10-year-old who plays the resident Little Miss Sunshine beauty-pageant contestant, earned supporting actor nominations, while the film's players earned the SAG Awards' equivalent of a Best Picture nod: Outstanding Motion Picture Cast.
The SAG Awards are scheduled to be presented Jan. 28 in Los Angeles. Julie Andrews has been tapped to receive the guild's 43rd Life Achievement Award.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
The sun continues to shine on "Little Miss Sunshine."
A day after the $8 million indie comedy nabbed a prestigious Producers Guild of America nomination, the little film that could scored three key nods as the field for the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards was revealed Thursday.
"Sunshine" stars Alan Arkin and Abigail Breslin, the 10-year-old who plays the resident Little Miss Sunshine beauty-pageant contestant, earned supporting actor nominations, while the film's players earned the SAG Awards' equivalent of a Best Picture nod: Outstanding Motion Picture Cast.
The SAG Awards are scheduled to be presented Jan. 28 in Los Angeles. Julie Andrews has been tapped to receive the guild's 43rd Life Achievement Award.
Read The Full Story
|
|
|
Read The Full Story
|
