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The article discusses the aftermath of the accidental shooting on the set of the film "Rust," involving Alec Baldwin, which led to legal and public scrutiny. Topics discussed include the handling of firearms on movie sets, legal complexities surrounding the incident, and cultural tensions between the film industry and local communities in New Mexico.

The article focuses on the trend of Hollywood biopics that center around consumer products and the individuals involved in the creation. Topics include films about the sponsorship deal between Nike and Michael Jordan, the licensing of the video game Tetris; and the role of businessmen and corporate middle managers in shaping consumer reality and the influence of corporate decisions on the daily lives.

The article offers information on the American actor Val Kilmer who suffering with throat cancer. It further discusses a short animated film about Mark Twain, he wanted to debut the short at South by Southwest annual conglomeration; his performance in play "Orestes" with Mary Johnson at the Juilliard School in 1981; and also mentions he wrote a play with his classmates called "How It All Began", went on to run for a month at the Public Theater after Joe Papp himself saw it at the school.

The article focuses on the Richard Burton Diaries, edited by Chris Williams, which offer a fascinating glimpse into the life of the iconic actor, and it covers Burton's public persona, his writing style, and the intriguing experiences and literary references found within his diaries.

The article presents photographs of the top performing actors and actresses in the U.S. in 2017, donning horror costumes and portraying frightening characters, including Daniela Vega of "A Fantastic Woman," Saoirse Ronan in "Lady Bird," and Brooklynn Prince in "The Florida Project."

A series of photographs featuring memorable 2013 actors, accompanied by a single line of dialogue written by significant 2013 screenwriters, are presented including actress Cate Blanchett, actor Bradley Cooper, and actor Chiwetel Ejiofor.

The article profiles actress and author Mariel Hemingway, as of 2013. It recounts her upbringing and career, including starring in the films "Manhattan" and "Star 80." It discusses the history of mental illness, addiction, and suicide in her extended family, including her grandfather, the writer Ernest Hemingway, and describes the healthy lifestyle she and her boyfriend, Bobby Williams, follow. A documentary film about her, "Running From Crazy" directed by Barbara Kopple, is discussed.

The article examines the life and work of the British actor Rupert Everett. Particular focus is given to his role in the theater production "The Judas Kiss," on view at the Duke of York's theater in Westminster, London, England, in 2013. Additional topics discussed Everett's thoughts on being a gay man in entertainment, his 2000 film "The Next Best Thing" and insights on Everett's propensity for insulting his co-workers.

The article presents a portfolio of photographs featuring actors who gave remarkable performance in motion pictures in 2006. Photographs include Ryan Gosling, of "Half Nelson," photographed by Gareth McConnell, Leonardo DiCaprio of "The Departed," photographed by Richard Burbridge, and Christian Bale, of "The Prestige," photographed by Dan Winters.

The article presents portraits of 26 film actors of 2005 photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. The spirit of competition seems to overshadow artistic achievement during academy awards season. Portraits presented are from a variety of movies, regardless of if they gained Oscar nominations. Penélope Cruz, Reese Witherspoon Jeff Daniels, Birol Ünel are pictured, among others.

The article looks at actor Peter Sarsgaard's role as a Marine sharpshooter in the war film "Jarhead," directed by Sam Mendes. Sarsgaard has also appeared in the motion pictures "Kinsey," "Boys Don't Cry," "Garden State," and "The Dying Gaul." "Jarhead" is based on a memoir by Anthony Swofford. The film looks at the impact of war on soldiers. The leading role in "Jarhead" is played by Jake Gyllenhaal. Gyllenhaal and Sarsgaard lived together prior to filming in order to simulate what it is like for soldiers forced to be together every day and night.

Offers a look at actor Gerard Butler. List of motion pictures Butler has starred in, including "Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life" and "Dear Frankie"; Role of Butler as the Phantom in "The Phantom of the Opera" motion picture, directed by Joel Schumacher.

Presents up-and-coming actors and actresses modeling high fashion clothing. Stars of Bernardo Bertolucci's "Dreamers," Eva Green and Michael Pitt; English actors, Charlie Hunnam and Paul Bettany; Rapper-actor, Mos Def; Scarlett Johansson, who has two movies coming out soon.

Discusses the importance of the Venice International Film Festival for film-makers. Participants who include producers, directors, actors, the press and moviegoers; Relentless pace of screenings to develop a buzz; Promotional frenzies.

Profiles film actor Robert Downey Jr. and his new motion pictures, "Gothika" and "The Singing Detective." Background on past movies which include "Wonder Boys," "Natural Born Killers," and "Gingerbread Man; Possible lawsuit against Woody Allen for dropping him for an upcoming project due to insurance concerns; His recovery from drug and alcohol addiction; Current lifestyle as a soccer dad living in Malibu.

Profiles motion picture actor Tobey Maguire. Gross earnings of 'Spider-Man' starring Maguire; Comments from Maguire regarding the number of motion picture sequels running in theaters this summer and the prospects for his own 'Spider-Man' sequel; View that Maguire keeps a low-profile, by Hollywood standards; Maguire's physical image and its importance to the film roles he has chosen; Amount Maguire will earn for the 'Spider-Man' sequel, which was reportedly being offered to other actors because of Maguire's lack of notoriety; Discussion of Maguire attending a film at a theatre where nobody noticed him and his box office appeal relative to other big-name actors.

Presents black and white photographs of the actress Natascha McElhone.

Presents a profile of actor Leonardo DiCaprio. His films 'Gangs of New York' and 'Catch Me If You Can'; Excitement of getting to work with director Martin Scorsese; Effects that celebrity has had on his life; Habit of wearing sunglasses at all times; Small group of friends that DiCaprio keeps; Obsession with playing basketball; Comparisons to Marlon Brando.

Celebrates the 40th reunion of the New York Film Festival. Photographs of the festival's most prominent talents; History of the festival; The festival as a platform for many talented directors and actors.

Profiles Canadian actor Hayden Christensen. His role in 'Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones'; Biographical and career highlights; Anxiety he experiences despite his success; Comments of Christensen; Acting style; The production company he set up with his brother Tove.

Discusses the pressure that actresses are under to appear nude in motion pictures. Observations of women including Rosie Perez, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sandra Bernhard, Sarita Choudhury, Debi Mazur and Amber Valletta; How nudity affects their careers and personal lives.

Profiles actor Bill Murray. His part in the film `Rushmore'; Likelihood he will receive an Academy Award nomination; Biographical data; Career highlights; Family; Why he is more of an actor than a comedian; Comments of Murray on his role in `Rushmore'; Observations of people who have worked with Murray.

Features actress Meryl Streep. Critical successes and box office disappointments during the 1980s; Career highlights; Role in the action-adventure film `The River Wild'; Switch of movie agents; Career moves as based on survival in the movie marketplace.

The article describes the performance of actress Saoirse Ronan in the semi-biographical coming-of-age film "Lady Bird" by Greta Gerwig. Other topics discussed include the personality of Ronan as a versatile and disciplined teenager, her character in the film "Atonement," and her role in "Lady Bird" as an ordinary American high school student on the road to self discovery.

The article presents behind-the-scenes images captured during the photoshoot for the 2017 "Great Performers" issue of the magazine, which featured actors Jake Gyllenhaal, Nicole Kidman, and Daniel Kaluuya in frightening makeup and costumes.

The article describes the performance of actress Cynthia Nixon in the biographical film about poet Emily Dickinson "A Quiet Passion" by Terence Davies. Other topics discussed include the challenges encountered by Nixon in the portrayal of the poet's life, differences in the plot and mood of the film with that of "Sex and the City," and influence of domestic surroundings on Dickinson's literary works.

The article describes the performance of actor Andy Serkis in the film "War of the Planet of the Apes." Other topics discussed include the expertise of Serkis in the field of performance-capture, the need of the actor to wear a contraption that records the contortions of his face and body, and similarities between his role as Caesar in the "Planet of the Apes" and that of Gollum in "The Lord of the Rings" series.

The article describes the performance of actress Daniela Vega in the film "A Fantastic Woman." Other topics discussed include her character as a transgender woman who endures harassment following the death of her older boyfriend, comparison between Vega's eyes, sense of sadness and glamour with that of actress Marion Cotillard's, and the image of Vega as a woman who has withstood struggles.

The article describes the performance of actor Jake Gyllenhaal in the film "Stronger," which is based on the Boston Marathon bombing. Other topics discussed include Gyllenhaal's character as a Costco employee who lost his legs in the bombing, struggle of the main character with leglessness and too much attention, and the manner the actor delivers distress in the scene wherein his character is smothered with hero worship.

The article focuses on the performance of Nicole Sideman in the films "The Beguiled" and "The Killing of a Sacred Deer." Other topics discussed include Kidman's characters in both films, role in the 2017 television program "Big Little Lies," and her expertise in works that require the collision of normal and extreme and comedy and terror.

The article focuses on the performance of Tiffany Haddish in the film "Girls Trip." Other topics discussed include Haddish's character as a charismatic and loud person, manner in which she delivers vulgarity in the film, and an overview of a sequence set on an airplane where Haddish hands out cups to passengers as Chaka Khan's song "I'm Every Woman" is played.

The article focuses on the performance of actor Daniel Kaluuya in the horror film "Get Out." It describes a scene which is considered a pivotal moment in the plot and the actor's performance. It provides insights on the psychic history of American racism and the main character's role as both a watcher and the object being watched.

The article offers the author's insights on actress and activist Ruby Dee. Topics include Dee's performance in the film "A Raisin in the Sun," her commitment to civil rights, and lines from Spanish playwright and poet Federico García Lorca about a mother's grief after losing her son. The author states that Dee's roles in films spoke to a real African American existence rarely portrayed in American filmmaking.

The author discusses the career of the actor Tom Cruise, arguing that his willingness to participate in stunts lends his performances an element of authenticity. Topics include Cruise's religious beliefs, his physical appearance, and his acting ability. Films mentioned include "Risky Business," "Eyes Wide Shut," and "Top Gun."

The article presents obituaries for Glenn Ford, motion picture actor and June Allyson, motion picture actress.

The author relates her experience staying at the Fairmont Acapulco Princess in Acapulco, Mexico, while working on a cable television movie, "Romancing the Bride." The Acapulco Princess is set on a beach. It is also where Howard Hughes spent the end of his life, suffering from undiagnosed obsessive-compulsive disorder. Acapulco, the author notes, has little in the way of shopping save for a large Wal-Mart. Movie-stars have been vacationing here since the mid-1930s. She describes watching the Acapulco cliff divers while dining at La Perla at El Mirador Hotel.

Discusses the film career of the French actress Ludivine Sagnier. Her movie "Swimming Pool"; Her appearance in films before she was 10-years-old; Her role in P. J. Hogans' "Peter Pan"; Her acting ability.

Presents a profile of actor Hugh Grant. His fashion sense; Comment that he takes his motion picture work seriously; Favorite clothing styles; How he feels about being 40 years old.

Profiles black motion picture actor Terrence Howard. Movies which Howard has appeared in, including 'The Best Man'; Personal attitudes and views on acting.

Profiles the Spanish actor Javier Bardem. His role in 'Before Night Falls,' his American debut; Thoughts on playing Reinaldo Arenas in the film; History of acting in his family; Remarks from director John Malkovich.

Profiles actor Tobey Maguire. How Maguire has matured as an actor; Assertion by Maguire that he wants to do something different; Biographical and career information; Comments on his acting style, including the opinion that Maguire is able to delve into a role; His past roles in motion pictures, and his decision to portray Spider-Man.

Offers a discussion with several Hollywood representatives about the demand for nudity in motion pictures. Nude scenes in the films `The Full Monty ' and `Basic Instinct' which bring box office appeal; Effect of nude scenes on film ratings; Career consequences for actors and actresses in nude scenes.

The article presents an interview with actor Idris Elba. Elba says he enjoyed playing his role in the film "No Good Deed" as a psychotic guy who tortures a family. Elba discussed his role portraying Nelson Mandela in the film "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom." Elba says he worked the night shift at a Ford factory in Britain before he got his break in acting.

The article offers a brief profile of television and film actor Alfred Molina.

Discusses the role of hair wrangler to male motion picture stars. Role of a hair wrangler to care for the hair of actors and actresses on a movie set; Male sensitivity to receding hairlines; Famous balding male celebrities.

Focuses on the author's dreams about movie actors and actresses. Appearances of Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, and others in his dreams; The author's love for celebrities; The author's psychoanalysis of his own dreams; How writing the article has made the author stop dreaming about the celebrities.

Profiles actress and dancer Shirley MacLaine. Highlights of her career; Analysis of the series of motion picture roles she has played; Awards she has won, including her Academy Award for `Terms of Endearment'; Her haircut; Her views on the supernatural.

Focuses on motion picture actress Mae West. Reasons for her popularity among women; Her brashness; Her attack on society's contradictions; The effect of censorship on her career.

Focuses on actress Sophia Loren. Her appearance; Her career highlights; Her comedic sense and humanity; Her enduring appeal.

The article mentions names of several actors and actresses in the U.S., including Richard Gere and Julia Roberts, Eddie Murphy and Halle Berry, and Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn, who have paired in various films.