Fatal Attraction News

One of my first jobs out of school was playing a rotating succession of floozies - some dumb, some angry, all crazy - on MTV's first-ever nonmusical program, Remote Control.

This is one in a series of vignettes celebrating Kansas history. The series' name comes from the state motto, Ad astra per aspera: 'To the stars through difficulties.' Marilyn Schreffler's name may not be recognized by most Kansans, but her voice is certainly familiar.

Don't worry if you haven't seen the horror hit "Paranormal Activity." I will not reveal the ending here.

On Friday October 23th,2009 ABC News Nightline programme covered a story "HOW SCIENTOLOGY ATTRACTS CELEBRITIES" . Scientology has long sought high-profile public figures as "Walking Success Stories" . Celebrities and the Church of Scientology seem to go hand-in-hand. And actor Tom Cruise is arguably the world's best-known celebrity Scientologist.

Movies and Events) Not 15 minutes into Adrian Lyne's movie, SoHo becomes an apocalyptic wind tunnel that blows Diane Lane from the Kansas of Richard Gere into the Oz of Olivier Martinez's arms.

The Church of Scientology hosted a "blessing and opening ceremony" of its new building at 1424 16th St.

The Canadian-born director, who scooped Oscars for the hit films Crash and Million Dollar Baby, resigned from the organisation in a letter to church spokesman Tommy Davis.

Not because she's a phenomenal actor, which she is, but because she's just initiated a new project to banish stigma.

Breaking up is hard to do and it's even harder when the split comes from inside a love triangle gone bad.

Steve Phillips has a "Stage Five clinger," people a real-life case of "Fatal Attraction" that has the ESPN baseball analyst and former General Manager of the New York Mets facing a family and professional implosion.

Caption: Glenn Close 61st Primetime Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre - Press Room Los Angeles, California .... Hollywood star GLENN CLOSE is spearheading a new campaign to destigmatise mental illness in the U.S. The Fatal Attraction star has thrown her support behind Bring Change to Mind, an initiative aimed at encouraging people to talk ...

The left touts the Baucus bill as helping the middle class. In reality, that's the group that will cover its $400 billion in new taxes and fees.

Initial reports of the demise of presidential satire under Barack Obama, had, it turns out, been greatly exaggerated.

Admit it, you are secretly thrilled when a crazy woman becomes obsessed with you.

Good morning. Today is the 268th day of the year. It is the birth anniversary of Hall of Fame baseball player Phil Rizzutto.

If a woman treated a man the way Steve Zahn treats Jennifer Aniston in Management, it would be Hollywood's idea of a horror movie.

It was a clean sweep, I tell you, at the Emmys on Sunday. Almost nothing I watch regularly won anything.

In the summer of 1969, two young actors named Michael Douglas and Danny DeVito met in New York City.

Greed and sleaze are still good to Michael Douglas. Two decades since the sympathetic sinners of Fatal Attraction, Black Rain, Wall Street and Basic Instinct, the two-time Oscar winner confesses to an enduring fondness for swindlers, womanizers and weasels.

In real life, he is married to a Hollywood star 25 years his junior, Catherine Zeta-Jones. On screen, however, Michael Douglas complains that directors refuse to cast him as a romantic lead.