Jack Nicholson

By STV They met in the private room of an Italian restaurant, like in a scene from one of the Godfather movies: Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep, Nick Nolte, Annette Bening — about 20 of Hollywood’s great stars from the past 30 years. ... These top stars were called together last month by Sc...

By Kyle Buchanan 2. Morgan Freeman - “Deep Impact” (1998) 3. Michael Douglas - “The American President (1995) 6. Dennis Quaid - ”American Dreamz“ (2006) 7. Bruce Greenwood - ”National Treasure: Book of Secrets“ (2003) 8. James Cromwell - ”The Sum of All Fears (2002) 9. Jack Nicholson - “Mars Attacks” (1996)

By Seth · Tabitha Mills: "A 60-something actress/alchoholic who was a major star in the 1970s and had been linked to everyone from Warren Beatty to Jack Nicholson." Notes: Everyone from Warren Beatty to Jack Nicholson? That's sort of the disco-era starlet-banging equivalent of saying "she's d...

By Seth From where could such a misguided act of campaign desperation have originated? Why, Hollywood, of course! Towleroad spoke to the "two gay filmmakers" responsible for it, screenwriter/director John Krokidas and producer Bruce Cohen: Towleroad: How do you respond to those who might t...

Though many critics have dismissed the Jack Nicholson/Morgan Freeman dying-buddy flick as shameless, tear-jerking treacle, we found ourselves unexpectedly moved by the film. We'll even admit--more than a little sheepishly--to misting up at a late third-act plot twist we never saw c...

By Seth In today's episode: Jack Nicholson; Patrick Swayze and Heath Ledger; Jake Gyllenhaal; Keanu Reeves; Halle Berry; Paul Rudd; Thomas Haden Church; Helen Hunt; Linda Hamilton; Jemaine Clement; Michelle Rodriguez; Eric Dane; Hanson and Frankie Muniz; Dylan McDermott; Dita Von Teese a...

By Seth In today's episode: Bruce Willis, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Kevin Pollak, David Arquette, Jason Bateman, Jack Nicholson, Rob Reiner, Lou Adler and Jeremy Piven; James Woods and Ashley Madison; Lindsay Lohan; Quentin Tarantino; Ron Howard; Billy Bob Thornton; Val Kilmer and Aida Turturr...

By Mark Undoubtedly so. But at least one former movie star thinks the ideas holds some promise. Arnold Schwarzenegger, now the governor of California, has conducted tests with Image Metrics to use his Conan the Barbarian character in political ads.

By Seth Abramovitch Danny DeVito - Someone shouted out "Danny Devito!" and someone else yelled "He's here!" Kirsten Dunst Toni Collette, leaving the theatre fast Michael Cera (George Michael Bluth from Arrested Development) hanging out with fans, laughing Quite a Sunday for celeb seeing in Hollywood.

By Seth As legal wranglings continue to cloud the fate of Marlon Brando's Tahitian estate, the deceased legend's local real estate holdings--i.e. the delapidated, mold-infested Mulholland Drive property friend and neighbor Jack Nicholson snapped up for $6.5 million upon his death--has a fir...

By Mark We all remember how Jack Nicholson's dedication to craft led him to lobby his The Departed director Martin Scorses to juice up the realism of his sex scenes with liberal amounts of dildos and blow. Now Radar reports that Jack was even more hands-on during shooting than previously suspecte...

By Mark You also say: Clooney garnered the most guesses, but here is part of the pretty large field of also-rans: Hugh Hefner, Robert Evans, Vince Vaughn, Vin Diesel, Bruce Willis, Mark Wahlberg, Colin Farrell, Burt Reynolds, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jack Nicholson, Drew Carey, Benicio Del Toro, J...

By Mark · Wednesday, 11/10, saw Brian Robbins of "Head of the Class" and "Varsity Blues" directorial fame, dining at The Ivy on Robertson, around 9pm. Looked fairly standard, eating dinner in a corner table with a rather large male companion, with a shaved head and Hawaiian shirt, gabbing on a cel...