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Brad Pitt on "Moneyball," kids and marriage
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Peter Frampton and guitar, together again
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Ellen Barkin: Enjoying her third act
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Mary J. Blige on becoming herself
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Harry Belafonte's journey to the top
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Q & A with Charlize Theron
The Oscar-winning beauty plays characters who are often anything but glamorous - and now one who makes audiences laugh
Darlene Love spreads Christmas cheer
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Here comes the judge: Judy Sheindlin
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Marg Helgenberger says goodbye to "CSI"
Star who played investigator Catherine Willows is leaving the long-running crime drama
Cindy Crawford: A model parent
She still poses for the camera, but is grateful for family - and ponders the march of time
Iman: A model businesswoman
The former model who dazzled some of the greatest designers now runs a multi-million-dollar cosmetics company
Franklin Graham: Hell-raising evangelist's son
The son of Billy Graham continues the family business in his own fashion, but with as much passion as the preacher of old-time fire and brimstone
Aaron Sorkin Doesn't Mince Words
"Social Network" Screenwriter Has Opinions About Dramatizing Real Life, and People Who Glamorize Dumbness
Geoffrey Rush Wants to Leave You Speechless
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