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Cary Grant is dead, and with him dies an era in motion picture history. The man who combined debonair charm, classic grace and a subtle sense of the sinister in some 72 movies died late Saturday of a stroke in Davenport, Iowa.

What is the nationality of your business partners? A. Arabesque B. Arabemiri C. Emirati D. Uaeian 2. Bajan pepper sauce is extremely hot.

Angela Iannone is actress Katharine Hepburn in the one-woman play a oeTea at Five,a staged by In Tandem Theatre.

Elegant. Witty. Stylish. A totally original talent. "Everyone wants to be Cary Grant even I want to be Cary Grant," he was fond of saying.

This screwball comedy from 1940 will leave you wondering, "Is this Bringing Up Baby ?" Nope.

The romantic comedy hit its peak in the 1930s and it has been largely downhill ever since.

Recently, I have found myself enthralled with some of Katherine Hepburn's early movies.

Recently, I have found myself enthralled with some of Katherine Hepburn's early movies.

I don't remember the first time I saw a Katharine Hepburn film, but I'm sure it was sometime back when I was in what used to be known as junior high school.

Recently, I have found myself enthralled with some of Katherine Hepburn's early movies.

We've all had moments in our lives when something or possibly someone we once regarded very highly suddenly doesn't "do it" for us.

We've all had moments in our lives when something or possibly someone we once regarded very highly suddenly doesn't "do it" for us.

EW Home // DVD // Reviews // Icons of Screwball Comedy, Vols 1 & 2 WISE CRACKS Fred MacMurray, Jean Arthur, and Melvyn Douglas in Too Many Husbands Everett Collection By Chris Nashawaty Chris Nashawaty Chris Nashawaty is a senior writer for EW, and author of EW.com's DVD Insomniac column In the 1930s and '40s, stars like Cary Grant and Katharine ...

Summer is in full-swing. Yet, among the myriad of highfalutin' blockbusters, nothing spells "summer" like the indie-darling diamond in the rough that is Days of Summer .

By Katya Cengel Who always questioned her love for her teddy bear YES. In these tough economic times, it seems only fair that every creature should be given their fair shake, wag or lick at employment, be they human or guinea pig.

Actors and actresses come and go, but movie stars are forever. Or at least a really long time.

Actors and actresses come and go, but movie stars are forever. Or at least a really long time.

Actors and actresses come and go, but movie stars are forever. Or at least a really long time.

Yes, folks, the MOVIE REVIEW of "The Proposal," opening this weekend and starring Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds, includes a direct shot at Sarah Palin.

Here's the thing: "The Proposal" may look like a big, fat romantic comedy, but the film's director, Anne Fletcher, has other ideas.