Gwyneth Paltrow

"Iron Man" "Iron Man"

Robert Downey Jr. gives this inventive superhero blockbuster its warm, glowing heart -- and makes it soar.
  • Love in Brooklyn; death in Naples

    James Gray's dreamlike "Two Lovers" pairs a tormented Joaquin Phoenix with a bad-girl Gwyneth; ruthless mob drama "Gomorrah" makes Tony Soprano look like a lightweight.
  • 10 from Cannes, with love

    From "Che" to a rowdy Paris high school to a murderous "Tony Manero," here are Cannes' 2008 hits-in-waiting -- and a few more that deserve a second look.
  • The Fix

    The continuing Page Six gossip scandal. Kiefer Sutherland gets more "24." Plus: A boy for Paltrow?
  • "Proof"

    This big-screen version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama plays by the numbers.
  • Torn between "Two Lovers"

    In this podcast from Cannes, director James Gray talks about his intriguing romantic drama starring Joaquin Phoenix, Gwyneth Paltrow and Isabella Rossellini.
  • No "Sex" on the beach at Cannes

    Fernando Meirelles' "Blindness," starring Julianne Moore, to open Cannes fest, with Barry Levinson's "What Just Happened?" as the closer.
  • Gwyn, lose or draw

    Her upbringing and aristocratic air have -- unfairly -- made her a loaded target for many. But the most unjust criticism is of her very best films.
  • "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow"

    This nostalgically futuristic fantasy has Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelina Jolie and extremely impressive digitally rendered scenery, but, alas, no heart.
  • Pregnancy porn

    Wacky names! Baby "bumps"! The "most anticipated baby in the world"! Why do we salivate over spawning celebrities?
  • Whose Plath is it anyway?

    England's longest-running literary soap opera enters a new chapter, as Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes' daughter wages war against ghouls, obsessives and the makers of "Sylvia" (as well as novelists like me).
  • "Sylvia"

    Gwyneth Paltrow and director Christine Jeffs create a complex portrait of the legendary poet/suicide/heroine -- but this Lifetime-esque movie is too pretty and plays too safe.
  • Letters

    Readers spar over the sexy stars of the '80s: Bring back the golden age of Karen Allen! Lay off Cameron and Brad already!
  • The Fix

    Reality version of "Beverly Hillbillies"? High school behavior on the Hill, and Mini-Me to marry tall drink of water. Plus: Design Martha's cell and win a prize!
  • The Fix

    Hillary chats about brides, Simon and Garfunkel chat about a reunion and Cameron and Drew guzzle champers like they're on "Ab Fab"!
  • The Fix

    Elizabeth Hurley goes for Mile High Club membership, Gwyneth goes down for a nap, and the Buttafuocos call it quits. Plus: DJ Jazzy Dubya?
  • "View From the Top"

    Gwyneth Paltrow glows in a light airplane comedy that's actually funny.
  • The Fix

    J-Lo nixes Hooters for Ben, Nicole and Daniel Day-Lewis talk about the war and the menu changes on The Hill. Plus: "60 Minutes" creater blasts Clinton/Dole debate
  • The bad and the unbeautiful

    Anna Nicole, fashion boob? Say it ain't so! Gwyneth plays it Cold; Nicole longs to be lured. Plus: Hugh Grant disses ex-Spice Girl.
  • Moby mobbed

    Musician pummeled by mystery men in club brawl; Gwyneth's hot for Coldplay beau. Plus: Spock bows out, Rocky doesn't.
  • The unbleeped life

    Kelly and Jack Osbourne: What goes on beneath the bleeps? The vulgarization of Celine Dion; Roseanne says Dubya's a "babe." Plus: Is Lorraine Bracco ready to drop the towel?
  • Iglesias moans about loud sex

    Enrique's deep thoughts while standing naked in front of the mirror; Jerry Hall: Looking at Keith Richards made my kids just say no. Plus: Move over Angelina, Liza's adopting!
  • Mystery of Jacko's third child deepens

    Debbie Rowe says: The kid is not my son; Dolly Parton gets a few things off her chest. Plus: Gwyneth gets a frickin' $23,000 cellphone!
  • J.Lo for first lady?

    No way: Ben says he has "too many skeletons" in the closet; Heather Graham: British blokes "aggressive enough"; Plus: Snoop Dogg to host "Girls Gone Wild" boobathon!
  • Madonna swept away doggy style

    Costar makes boy toy bark, says she's "tough as a lizard"; baloney pony steals scene from Robin Williams; Samuel Jackson and Snoop Dogg in thespian debate. Plus: Donny Wahlberg sings the Backstreet Boy blues.
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