Sean Penn

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Winners and losers
Why have so many actors who've won Oscars seen their careers tank?
A wizard of Hollywood
Steve Kloves, screenwriter for Curtis Hanson's new "Wonder Boys," takes on Hollywood's hottest property -- boy wonder Harry Potter.
Between a Rick and a hard place
As Rick "I'm going to make you so happy" Rockwell rocks Fox's world, Jenny "I'm a little hottie!" McCarthy rocks Kirk Douglas' lap.
"Beauty" pageant
Oscar nominations for suburban satire and Denzel Washington; "Mr. Ripley" and Jim Carrey snubbed.
Madonna saves Gwyneth from evil drug doom!
Ms. Ray of Light preaches to the lithe one; the rigors of stardom: Annette Bening threatens to do herself in if she has to act again; lessons on lesbian kissing from Sarah Michelle Gellar. Plus: Scary Spice resorts to the Ph-word!
"Sweet and Lowdown"
Rising star Samantha Morton shines in this charming, finely crafted film from Woody Allen.
The tabloids that ate their competition
The company that owns the National Enquirer doesn't want the world. Just the Globe, the Sun and the National Examiner.
Shave me
Sharon Stone's close shaves with dairy; Dubya gets 2-D for "King of the Hill"; Christina Ricci, not fat; and ... Porn again? Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez bring the Mitchell brothers to the screen in "Rated X."
Screensaver: Penned in
Sean Penn talks about the hurly-burly of Hollywood and why, despite his recent spate of great films, he wants to quit acting -- again.
The greatest degeneration
Did the heroes of WWII really know what they were fighting for?
The Thin Red Line
The big dead one: What was supposed to be Terrence Malick's long-awaited comeback is instead a cliched, self-indulgent throwback to the '70s. Reviewed by Charles Taylor
Hurlyburly
Director Anthony Drazan successfully brings the sexist, self-destructive camaraderie of 'Hurlyburly' to the screen.
"The Game"
Charles Taylor reviews 'The Game', directed by David Fincher and starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn.
"She's So Lovely"
'She's So Lovely' is a ridiculously conceived, confusedly executed, morally repugnant film.
Submit to Anne
Shooting Sean Penn on Sight: Anne Rice answers Salon readers' questions.
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