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"Juno" Director Follows In Dad's Footsteps
Second-Generation Filmmaker Jason Reitman Makes His Father Proud With An Oscar Nod
Julian Schnabel, From Canvas To Camera
The Acclaimed Painter Earns An Oscar Nomination For Directing "Diving Bell And The Butterfly"
The Life And Wild Times Of David Crosby
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Laura Linney, Name No Longer Mis-Spelled
An Indie Favorite, The Actress Is Reaping Acclaim For "The Savages"
The Mystery Of Daniel Day-Lewis
The Award-Winning Actor Has Another Oscar-Caliber Turn In "There Will Be Blood"
Keira Knightley: "Wonky Teeth" And All
The Actress Says Her New Role In "Atonement" Is Her Most Challenging To Date
Josh Brolin Comes Into His Own
He Says He'll Always Be James Brolin's Son, But He Has His Own Talents
Steve Martin Slightly Less Wild And Crazy
The Legendary Comic Pens A New Book About His Early Years Doing Stand-Up
All Sides Of Joni Mitchell
The Singer Also Paints, Loves The Outdoors And Now Is Involved In Ballet
The Man Behind Outside Magazine
Larry Burke Practices What His Publication Preaches
New York's Doctor Crusades Against Fat
New York City's Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Friedan Stirs Controversy
Latifah's Long Reign
Actress/Singer Turns Her Talents Towards Jazz
Richard Gere's Role Of A Lifetime
In "The Hoax" He Stars As Writer Clifford Irving, Who Fooled The Whole Country
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