Cameron Diaz

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  • "The Invisible Circus"

    Hippie chicks and an Oprah-ready plot reduce the radicalized '60s to nothing more than feelings.
  • "Any Given Sunday"

    What could be worse than Oliver Stone's cloddish, didactic football movie? How about six more minutes and some softball interviews?
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2001
  • Charlie's dude

    Director McG on why his "Charlie's Angels" is a kung fu "The Breakfast Club" with one part "Grease," some "Singin' in the Rain" and a bit of "Rocky." Or something like that.
  • "Charlie's Angels"

    Who cares about the fate of privacy, of all things, when you can watch three sexy babes stamp out crime in zip-off suits and high-heeled boots?
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Nov. 2, 2000
  • Kissing up without the kiss

    Gore spares Oprah the smooch, then wants her thumbs up; no barf on Jonathan Lipnicki, nor poop on Madonna's sometime beau. Plus: Charlie's Angels admit to false cheese cutting.
  • "Charlie's Angels" and their backsides

    Diaz, Barrymore and Liu talk about "ass shots" and using it while you've got it; paper says Liz Hurley's new guy got between her and her jeans. Plus: Madonna's career tips for Britney.
  • Eat Crowe, Meg Ryan tells press

    Dennis Quaid's ex insists nobody came between them, despite rumors; Boy George explains Eminem's sexual karma. U.K. prudes to Cameron Diaz: Keep your hands where we can see them!
  • How U.S. stars sell Japan to the Japanese

    In the Land of the Rising Sun, Schwarzenegger sells elixir, DiCaprio does car commercials, Harrison hawks brewskis, Willis sells coffee -- and they all want to keep it a secret.
  • Britney says "No!" to indecent proposal

    Millionaire horn-dog can't buy Spears' love; Lopez and Puffy: High-caliber couple. Plus: Siniad O' Connor hears celibacy calling.
  • Julie Strain: Ultravixen!

    At "6-foot-1 and worth the climb," the star of Playboy TV's "Sex Court" is Hollywood's queen of the B's.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Monday, May 8, 2000.
  • They're no angels

    Lucy Liu and Bill Murray engage in less-than-angelic on-set behavior; Tom Green and Drew Barrymore make a deposit; and Monica Lewinsky ... coming soon to a theater near you?
  • Moneyman's gonna getcha

    When your financial advisor is partying more than you are, you should start worrying. Plus: Kelly Preston gives Scientological birth to a girl named Bleu. Quel fromage.
  • Look out! Here comes a sound bite!

    Being at the Academy Awards has a strange effect on the attendees. Some are moved to eloquence, some to idiocy, while others become just plain insufferable.
  • In the Buffy

    Has Sarah Michelle Gellar become a vamp naysayer? Would a flying rock by any other name smell like perfume? In a world full of uncertainty, one thing's for sure ... three hours of Roberto Benigni at the Oscars are three hours too many.
  • Marketnolia

    Cruise talks dirty; Posh talks trash; Garth talks funny. Plus! Rambo vs. Terminator: May the best muscles win.
  • Mr. Blackwell's 40th Annual "Worst Dressed Women List"

    "A veritable symphony of style-free flops."
  • Boobs of the century?

    Ginger Spice: "I'll have bigger breasts than all of you"; Elizabeth Hurley disses Marilyn Monroe; is Kevin Spacey on the daddy track? Plus: Drudge claims the White House New Year's Eve party featured the horizontal hula!
  • "Any Given Sunday"

    Al Pacino and Cameron Diaz make all the right moves, but Oliver Stone's playbook is running out of juice.
  • Wardrobe is hell

    Quaid, Byrne chafe, bitch, burn. Plus: Gwyneth Paltrow tired of blond Gwyneth Paltrow person. And, the bribe please ... Coach kicks in with kickbacks for Stone.
  • Buffalo 36-D

    Christina Ricci's Love Hewitt jones; Streisand just says no to running; Monica Lewinsky's zipless clutch. Plus: Auctioning child's baby clothes on Internet? Zero dollars. Drew Barrymore's childhood? Priced.
  • Being Charlie Kaufman

    The writer of that Malkovich movie doesn't have any solutions and doesn't like films that do.
  • "Being John Malkovich"

    Director Spike Jonze puts his brilliantly offbeat twist on the "15 minutes of fame" theory.
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