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Vincent Kartheiser explains why he loves playing Pete, Don Draper's bitter foil on "Mad Men"
  • 10 minutes with Meryl Streep

    The film legend talks about channeling Julia Child, anti-Hillary sentiment -- and the problem with male bloggers
  • Zac Efron and the twilight of the teen idol

    The "High School Musical" pinup wants to shed his cheesy image. Can he succeed? Plus: A look at the heartthrobs who made the leap to adult fame.
  • Sex, anarchy and Russell Brand

    The British actor, comedian and professional troublemaker talks about political comedy, dressing up as Osama bin Laden, and his new "Booky Wook."
  • Here's looking at you, comeback kids

    What do Oscar nominees Robert Downey Jr. and Mickey Rourke have in common? The success stories of the year -- and the weathered mugs to show for it.
  • Is it time to follow my dream of becoming an actor?

    I began to study acting and got sidetracked 12 years ago.
  • The Sexiest Man Living 2008

    He is a rogue, a gentleman and a brilliant actor. We loved him through good times and (very) bad, and we're so glad he's back.
  • The rugged intellectual

    A leading man with smarts, toughness and true versatility.
  • The HBO "It Boy"

    This Swedish actor has a whiff of arrogance, as if he thinks he's superior to the rest of us. Maybe he is.
  • My office mate was a stinky slob -- so I complained

    Too much drama in the drama department -- should I have kept my mouth shut?
  • Can Scarlett Johansson sing?

    On her debut album the velvety-voiced actress's dreamily erotic charms are not lost in translation.
  • I'm acting like a monster so my friends are deserting me

    Needy, whiny, goes to extremes, OK -- but is that reason enough to shun me?
  • I'm doing stand-up and it's working. Should I quit my job?

    I don't want to blow an opportunity, but I don't want to end up in the gutter either. What's my choice?
  • Bronzer gods

    Does teen heartthrob Zac Efron's love of "mancake" foundation and "guyliner" put him on the edge of a new men's makeup breakthrough?
  • Sad, but true, Hollywood story

    Rupert Everett's autobiography serves up plenty of Hollywood dish -- but even the the tastiest bits can't cover the bitterness of a fading career.
  • Confessions of a utility actor

    I'm not a star. I'm not even a "name." I'm just a workaday actor trying to make a living. And after 20 years of waiting for that big break, I'm ready to move on.
  • A tale of two titties

    HBO's "Extras" brings us inside the real actor's studio
  • Way back when

    A book of starlet glam shots raises questions like: Was it bad choices or bad luck that kept Sharon Stone from ruling Hollywood after "Basic Instinct"?
  • Seeking Mike

    In the wake of his "Law & Order" days, actor Michael Moriarty is exposing Canada to his bizarre antics and right-wing politics.
  • Lear meets the energy vampire

    Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" remains a bloody and spectacular depiction of doomsday karma -- and the trickle-down theory of anarchy.
  • Woody Harrelson gets back in the ring

    The unpredictable star talks about his overlooked boxing flick, "Play It to the Bone" -- and tries to avoid preaching.
  • Ruining reps

    Israeli porn producers are hiring actors who look like Egyptian stars.
  • 31 Ejaculations: Nos. 1-3

    Three snapshots of sexual encounters.
  • Warren Beatty

    The ambitious and radical star -- actor, producer, director -- crafted a remarkable and uncompromising slate of mainstream movies.
  • Age and the academy

    A new study of Oscar nominees shows that older guys and younger women get the statuettes.
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