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The article discusses the life and career of actress Marie McDonald leading up to being abducted, attacked and held for ransom in 1957. Topics include her role in the 1942 Abbott and Costello film "Pardon My Sarong," her fame from various love affairs and marriages, including her relationship with the infamous gangster Bugsey Siegel, and McDonald's accusation of her estranged husband Harry Karl for hiring the two men that abducted her.

The article discusses several of actress Judi Dench's most memorable roles, according to the publication, which include her roles in the 1995 theatrical production of "A Little Night Music," the 1998 film "Shakespeare in Love," and the 2017 film "Victoria & Abdul."

The article discusses several of actress Holly Hunter's most significant roles in motion pictures and television (TV) programs, including the 1987 film "Raising Arizona," the TV show "Saving Grace," and the 2017 film "The Big Sick."

The article lists the 25 most patriotic motion pictures as of June 2017 according to the publication, which include "Saving Private Ryan," "Apollo 13," and "Glory."

The article presents a conversation with writer-director Richard Curtis, and actors such as Laura Linney, Colin Firth, and Keira Knightley from the 1995 motion picture "Love Actually." Topics include Curtis and the cast's reunion to film a mini-sequel, the range of emotions portrayed in the film's various scenes, and the film's casting and original reading of the script.

The article discusses the 1989 deadly shooting of actress Rebecca Schaeffer at her home in Los Angeles, California by a troubled fan named Robert John Bardo. Topics include the initiation of privacy and anti-stalking laws throughout the U.S. as a result of Schaeffer's murder, former district attorney Marcia Clark's prosecution of Bardo in court for Schaeffer's murder, and Schaeffer's starring role in the 1986 television (TV) program "My Sister Sam."

The article lists the 20 greatest Disney songs of all time according to the publication, which include "When You Wish Upon a Star" by Cliff Edwards from the 1940 film "Pinocchio," "Part of Your World" by Jodi Benson from the 1989 film "The Little Mermaid," and "The Bare Necessities" by Phil Harris and Bruce Reitherman from the 1967 film "The Jungle Book."

The article discusses 1952 musical motion picture "An American in Paris," directed by Vincente Minnelli and starring Gene Kelly. Topics include the film's Academy Award for Best Picture in 1952, the influence of the film on director Damien Chazelle on the 2016 musical film "La La Land," and inspiration for the film from an orchestral piece composed by George Gershwin.

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Director. Topics include Barry Jenkins for the film "Moonlight," Denis Villeneuve for the film "Arrival," and Kenneth Lonergan for the film "Manchester By the Sea.

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Topics include Viola Davis for her role in the film "Fences," Naomie Harris for her role in the film "Moonlight," and Nicole Kidman for her role in the film "Lion."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Actress. Topics include Emma Stone for her role in the film "La La Land," Natalie Portman for her role in the film "Jackie," and Meryl Streep for her role in the film "Florence Foster Jenkins."

The article discusses nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Actor. Topics include Casey Affleck for his role in the film "Manchester By the Sea," Andrew Garfield for his role in the film "Hacksaw Ridge," and Ryan Gosling for his role in the film "La La Land."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Topics include Mahershala Ali for his role in the film "Moonlight," Jeff Bridges for his role in the film "Hell or High Water," and Lucas Hedges for his role in the film "Manchester By the Sea."

The article presents an interview with actor Warren Beatty and several of his former costars, including Diane Keaton, Gene Hackman, and his wife Annette Bening, regarding his career. Topics include his role as writer, director, producer and actor in the 2016 motion picture "Rules Don't Apply," his film debut opposite actress Natalie Wood in the 1961 "Splendor in the Grass," and his Academy Award nominations for Best Actor and Best Picture for his 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde."

The article discusses fashion designer and filmmaker Tom Ford. Topics include the production of his second film "Nocturnal Animals," starring actress Amy Adams, his 2009 Academy Award nomination for his first film "A Single Man," and comparisons or criticism made of Ford as both a filmmaker and a designer.

The article presents a calendar of television programs for October 17-30, 2016, which include the season premiere of "Jane the Virgin," the season premiere of "The Walking Dead," and the series debut of "Good Girls Revolt."

The article presents an interview with actors Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander regarding their roles as grieving lovers in the motion picture "The Light Between Oceans." Topics include filming of the movie in a remote area of New Zealand, the emotional aspects of the film's scenes focusing on a miscarriage, and their ability to keep their professional and private lives separate.

An obituary for Prince, an American singer-songwriter, musician, and actor, is presented.

The article focuses on the relationship between celebrities and fans in a technologically connected world. Topics include the use of social media by celebrities to interact with their fans, the expectations placed on celebrities by fans, and various fan-interaction stories presented by celebrities including actor Will Forte, actress Anna Faris, and television host James Corden.

The article presents information on the nominees for the 2016 motion picture awards the Academy Awards, also known as Oscars. Best Actor nominees are listed, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael Fassbender, and Matt Damon. Best Actress nominees are listed, including Brie Larson, Saoirse Ronan, and Cate Blanchett. Best Picture nominees are listed, including "The Big Short," "Spotlight," and "Mad Max: Fury Road."

The article discusses the nominees for the Best Director award at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how director George Miller is the front-running candidate for the award based on his work on the film "Mad Max: Fury Road" starring actress Charlize Theron and actor Tom Hardy. It states that motion picture directors Tom McCarthy, Adam McKay, and Lenny Abrahamson are also nominated for the award. The films "The Big Short," "Spotlight," and "Room" are also examined.

The article discusses British actress Glenda Jackson who abandoned her career in motion pictures after winning two Academy Awards (Oscars) in the 1970s, and it mentions Jackson's election to Great Britain's Parliament, as well as her views about sexism, the motion picture industry, and 2016 U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump. Jackson's award-winning performances in the films "Women in Love" and "A Touch of Class" are examined, along with her opinions about the Oscars and social change.

The article discusses the nominees for the Best Supporting Actress award at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how actress Kate Winslet is the front-running candidate for the award based on her portrayal of marketing executive Joanna Hoffman in the film "Steve Jobs." According to the article, actresses Jennifer Jason Leigh, Rooney Mara, and Rachel McAdams are also nominated for the award. The films "Spotlight," "The Danish Girl," and "Carol" are also examined.

The article discusses the nominees for the Best Actor award at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how actor Leonardo DiCaprio is the front-running candidate for the award based on his portrayal of nineteenth-century frontiersman Hugh Glass in the motion picture "The Revenant" directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. It states that actors Eddie Redmayne, Bryan Cranston, and Michael Fassbender are also nominated for the Best Actor award. The film "The Martian" is examined.

The article discusses the nominees for the Best Actress award at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how actress Brie Larson is the front-running candidate for the award based on her performance in the film "Room" directed by Lenny Abrahamson. Fellow nominees Saoirse Ronan, Cate Blanchett, and Jennifer Lawrence are mentioned, along with several motion pictures such as "Joy," "45 Years," and "Carol."

The article discusses the nominees for the Best Supporting Actor award at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how actor Sylvester Stallone is the front-running candidate for the award based on his work in the boxing-related film "Creed" directed by Ryan Coogler. According to the article, actors Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, and Mark Ruffalo are also nominated for the award. The motion pictures "The Big Short," "Spotlight," and "Bridge of Spies" are also examined.

The article discusses the motion pictures that are nominated in the Best Picture category at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how the films "The Revenant," "Spotlight," and "Mad Max: Fury Road" are the front-running contenders for the award. Motion picture directors George Miller and Tom McCarthy are mentioned, along with actress Charlize Theron and the film "The Martian" starring actor Matt Damon. According to the article, the motion picture "Brooklyn" directed by John Crowley will most likely not win the Best Picture award.

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of Monday November 16, 2015, which include the series debut of "Chicago Med," "Law & Order: SVU," and the series debut of "Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch."

The article presents photographs of celebrities who stopped at the periodical "Entertainment Weekly" ("EW") Suite at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego, California, during the comic book convention Comic-Con 2015, including the cast of the television show "Game of Thrones," actor Ryan Reynolds, and actress Melissa Benoist.

The article focuses on the 2000 superhero film "Unbreakable," directed by M. Night Shyamalan, starring Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson. The director, cast, and crew, including producer Barry Mendel, editor Dylan Tichenor, and studio executive Nina Jacobson, discuss the film's beginnings, production, and possible sequel.

The article previews and reviews several films, books and television series with LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) themes, including the book "The Small Backs of Children," by Lidia Yuknavitch, the film "The Danish Girl," starring Eddie Redmayne, and the film "Freeheld," starring Julianne Moore. An interview with the singer and musician Adam Lambert is also presented.

The article profiles actor Chris Pratt, with a particular focus on his role in the forthcoming film "Jurassic World". Pratt was a fan of the original "Jurassic Park" film directed by Steven Spielberg and was selected for the starring role in the 2015 sequel by director Colin Trevorrow. Details on Pratt's previous work in the television show "Parks and Recreation" and the film "Guardians of the Galaxy" are presented. His family life with his wife, actress Anna Faris, and their son is also discussed.

The article presents movie previews, actor profiles, and other information on forthcoming films for 2015. These include "Trainwreck" starring LeBron James, "Entourage" starring Ronda Rousey, and "Ted 2" starring Tom Brady. Other topics include costume design and the casting of black actors in superhero films.

A calendar is presented of popular culture items for March 2 to March 8, 2015 and includes the television (TV) show "New Girl," the DVD release of the film "Foxcatcher," and the book "Girl in the Dark" by author Anna Lyndsey.

The article presents a behind-the-scenes view of the 2015 Academy Awards. Topics include the hosting of the awards ceremony by actor Neil Patrick Harris, memorable moments from the program, and the celebrities that won awards, which include Common, Eddie Redmayne, and Patricia Arquette. Information is provided on the film "Birdman," the winner of the Best Picture award.

The article presents information on the actresses nominated for Academy Awards. Topics include details on actress Julianne Moore's performance in the film "Still Alice," details on actress Felicity Jones's performance in the motion picture "The Theory of Everything," and details on actress Reese Witherspoon's performance in the film "Wild."

The article focuses on actress Jessica Chastain and her role in the film "A Most Violent Year." Topics include the number of Academy Award nominations she has received, her roles in the Best Picture Oscar-nominated films "The Help" and "The Tree of Life," and how actor Robin Williams paid for Chastain's tuition when she attended the Juilliard School.

The article focuses on actress Sophia Loren and the release of her memoir "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow: My Life" in 2014. Topics include her receipt of an Academy Award in 1961, her career as an actress, and the birth of her first child in 1968. Several photographs are presented showing Loren between 1961 and 2014.

The article presents a conversation with film director James Cameron, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, producer Gale Ann Hurd, and other cast and crew members regarding the motion picture "Terminator" as of July 2014. They discuss the casting of Schwarzenegger as the character of The Terminator, the special effects used to create the machine look for the Terminator character, and the nighttime filming of the movie in Los Angeles, California due to budget restraints.

A calendar of television (TV) shows and events for the week of July 21, 2014 is presented and includes the debut of the miniseries "The Honorable Woman," the season premiere of the TV show "Hotel Hell," and the series debut of the TV show "Extreme Weight Loss."

The article looks at popular cult television (TV) programs that aired on TV between 1987 and 2012. Cult TV shows are defined as having qualities such as quirky but visionary creators, elaborate mythologies, and complex narratives. Several examples of cult TV shows are given including "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Arrested Development," and "The X-Files." For each show profiled, the article explains why it has cult status, describes a trademark line or element of the show, and directs readers where they can view episodes on DVD or streaming online.

The article discusses the motion picture "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." The film, which is based on the book by J.K. Rowling, will be presented in two parts and focuses on the battle between the characters of Harry Potter and the evil wizard Voldemort. The author discusses suggestions that the film was split into two parts to generate more revenue. Actors Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson comment on their experiences while making the film. INSETS: HARRY POTTER MEETS AMERICA'S FIRST FAMILY;THE NEW EMMA WATSON.