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The Oscar Nominee Talks About Woody Allen, Language And Unpacking Boxes ... But Never Her Private Life
Mickey Rourke, The Comeback Kid
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Dustin Hoffman, Still Crazy
How A Struggling Actor Became An Overnight Success, And Remains A Star After 40 Years
Dennis Hopper's Not-So-Easy Ride
The Actor And Artist Discusses The Long Road From Maverick Director To Rehab
A Conversation With Bill O'Reilly
The Kid From Levittown-Turned-Fox News Host Tells His "Only In America" Story
A Return For Debra Winger
The Oscar-Nominated Actress Talks About Her Path Away From Hollywood ... And Back To Film
Shirley MacLaine, with grace and gusto
The Oscar-winning actress and writer dabbles in spirituality ... and now in jewelry
A Peek Into The World Of Graydon Carter
Vanity Fair's Editor Talks About Portraiture, Parties And Parody
Getting "Closer" To Kyra Sedgwick
Award-Winning Actress-Producer Talks About Her Hesitancy In Taking On Acclaimed TV Series
Doris Day: Why she left Hollywood
New biography looks at the bittersweet life of "America's Sweetheart"
Steve Carell Gets "Smart"
Star Of "The Office" Takes On The Movie Remake Of A TV Classic
Welcome Back, Karen Allen!
She Stole Many Hearts In "Raiders," And After Too Long A Hiatus She's Returned In The Sequel
Rita Rudner: One Funny Lady
Comedian Is Something Rare In Las Vegas Entertainment: Clean And Fully-Clothed
The Rise Of Dame Julie Andrews
The Legendary Actress Tells Of Her Hard Childhood In A New Autobiography
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