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And I'm Michele Norris. Elizabeth Taylor is, without a doubt, one of Hollywood's all-time leading ladies.

Michael Jackson, Dr. Arnold Klein, and Elizabeth Taylor at A Tribute to Rock Hudson on February 9, 2002 Elizabeth Taylor attends the Macy's Passport 2008 Gala held at Barker Hangar AP Elizabeth Taylor October 26, 2009 7:23 PM EDT October 26, 2009 7:34 PM EDT Michael Jackson 's " This Is It " film isn't out until Wednesday, but already, one of the ...

Underneath that conservative exterior, however beats the heart of a rebellious mind, our generation's Oscar Wilde for wit and intelligence, although with a broader political agenda.

No one has Montgomery Clift's eyes. Those haunted, sensitive eyes that gazed at the viewer with method modernity and timeless emotion -- pleading and gentle, but with the potential for reckless selfishness.

He slept with Kerouac, hung out with Jackie O and feuded with Mailer. He's the last surviving giant of American literature's golden age.

Previewed by Leanne Cari : 2009-10-09 20:02:30 The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond is a new drama based on a recently rediscovered original screenplay by legendary writer Tennessee Williams.

One of the grand old liberal belletrists, this essayist and novelist also has a knack for writing best sellers and scripts, including ones for such film classics as "Ben-Hur" , "Suddenly, Last Summer" , and.... One of the grand old liberal belletrists, this essayist and novelist also has a knack for writing best sellers and scripts, including ones ...

Every week, we look ahead to a soon-to-be-published title that piques our interest.

September 28, 2009 at 12:00 am by Franki Weddington In lieu of the Best of the Bay-winning Summer Sunset Cinema Series, The Stu dio@620 and Push Ultra Lounge once again teamA up to present a collection of thought-provoking films each Monday - this time with the new Wilder to Williams Series .

Katharine Hepburn's Oscars go on public view Oscar's biggest acting winner, Katharine Hepburn , pretendednot tocare about Hollywood's highest honor.

Katharine Hepburn's Oscars go on public view Oscar's biggest acting winner, Katharine Hepburn , pretendednot tocare about Hollywood's highest honor.

Around half the films shown at this year's 18th Chichester International Film Festival will be previews a ' a reflection of the festival's growing national importance.

Around half the films shown at this year's 18th Chichester International Film Festival will be previews a ' a reflection of the festival's growing national importance.

APPLAUSE BY DAVID A. ROSENBERG Born in Connecticut , died in Connecticut , Katharine Hepburn once wrote she felt "lucky" to live here.

There's a terrific exhibit for those visiting New York City. It's also worth the trip just for this: howing through Oct.

O'Toole had lived in the United Kingdom since before the Second World War. The Great Kate told the 27-year-old O'Toole to get a nose job as she wanted him to play with her in Suddenly, Last Summer , which was to be shot in London.

Born on May 12, 1907, in Hartford, Connecticut. During her many decades on stage, on the silver screen, and on television, Katharine Hepburn was an award-winning actress with a strong presence.