Harrison Ford

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Steven Spielberg's beloved adventure series has built its own Temple of Hype -- but the latest installment manages to surprise and delight.
  • Indy and the Martian Inca mummies -- vs. the French!

    "Indy 4" premieres, Harrison Ford charms the Euro-throngs and Cannes surrenders to celebutainment silliness.
  • "Firewall"

    Harrison Ford is outshone by his costars in this crisp, conventional thriller.
  • "Hollywood Homicide"

    Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett team up -- and fight the bad guys on kiddie bikes! -- in this amusing cop movie about the murder of two rappers.
  • The Fix

    David Brinkley and Gregory Peck leave us, but the Sex Pistols are alive and well and coming to the U.S. Plus: Where in the world is Dennis Miller?
  • Yes we Cannes!

    Indiana Jones meets art cinema as the world's leading festival offers its most exciting lineup in years.
  • From the Riviera to Abu Ghraib

    This week: Cannes announces its selections (almost), Tribeca kicks off, and Errol Morris plumbs the dark secrets behind those torture photos.
  • Cannes rumors: No Coens, but "Indy 4" and "Sex" likely

    Now "Burn After Reading" probably won't premiere in France. Will Spielberg or Sarah Jessica claim opening night?
  • The Fix

    George Clooney does D.C., "Full Monty" star does Hitler, and Dubya interrupts "Will & Grace." Plus: Is Harrison Ford a good lover?
  • 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!
  • Harrison and Calista to marry?

    Will Ford and Flockhart tie the knot this Christmas? And what about Pamela and Kid Rock? Plus: Boy George pisses off Madonna!
  • "K-19: The Widowmaker"

    Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson face off in a gripping and complex yarn about the 1961 nuclear accident aboard a Soviet sub that could have ignited World War III.
  • Han, not solo

    Harrison Ford spotted with Calista; Americans demand I.D.s from Goldie Hawn, Dick Clark. Plus: More celebrity boxing (think: Drummond residence); and just how much do you love Lucy?
  • The week in dirt

    Christina Aguilera puts an end to porn career rumors. Plus: Janet Jackson's ex-hubby's self-defeating personality disorder, the Minnie Driver and Harrison Ford dating rumors and more.
  • Full-time hero

    Salon acquires a page from Harrison Ford's diary, in which the rugged search-and-rescue hunk gets antsy.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, June 12, 2001
  • Oh Lord, it's hard to be humble

    Lara Flynn Boyle and Catherine Zeta-Jones bravely admit to perfection; Kate Winslet strikes out against the skinny. Plus: Sharon Stone's instincts tell her to take the $15 million sequel check.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2000
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Aug. 18-20, 2000
  • Sean has his eyes on fame, breasts

    The "Survivor" dud proves he can embarrass himself back in civilization, too; Marie Osmond and hubby work it on out. Plus: Britney deemed a bad example.
  • "What Lies Beneath"

    Sure, it's a shameless supernatural thriller, but the showmanship -- and Michelle Pfeiffer -- comes through in the clutch.
  • Aaahhh! Invasion of the "reality people"!

    NBC threatens to deliver even greater idiocy and ickiness to your living room; are Flockhart and Shandling ridin' on the love train? Cher gets slapped with a lawsuit. Plus: Latest casting rumor for "Star Wars: Episode II."
  • Hurley and Grant swept up by rumor hurricane

    Hugh allegedly caught snogging with 21-year-old; fans seeking Britney dirt get it, and lots more. Plus: Eminem gets some respect -- from Marilyn Manson!
  • Not nasty enough

    Sorry, folks, the trailer for "What Lies Beneath" really was the only turn-on. To see the sexy Pfeiffer in a full-length film, rent "Scarface."
  • 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.
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