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LOS ANGELES -- Forget about all those scary-skinny stars--fat is making a comeback in Hollywood. Like ABC's 'The Bachelor' which spawned a spate of reality dating shows, NBC's 'The Biggest [...]

LOS ANGELES -- Authorities investigating allegations of abuse by Mel Gibson and extortion by his ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva are looking into the authenticity of several photographs depicting Grigorieva with facial [...]

LOS ANGELES -- The Hollywood Reporter has learned that after the disturbing Mel Gibson audiotapes became public this month, Oksana Grigorieva wrote Gibson a text message explaining why she had [...]

It has been three years since Michael Chiklis left behind foul-mouthed, child-unfriendly Vic Mackey and FX's 'The Shield. He recently spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about what it was about [...]

The article discusses parties that were held after the 2007 Academy Awards. Photographs of parties are included, which feature actor Harry Dean Stanton, actor Dennis Hopper, actor Sean Penn, television talk show host and media magnate Oprah Winfrey, singer Mary J. Blige, and "The Departed" star Leonardo DiCaprio.

The article discusses the 2007 Academy Awards. Awards included Best Picture for the film "The Departed," which was directed by Martin Scorsese and stars Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, and Leonardo DiCaprio, Best Actor for Forrest Whitaker, who starred in the film "The Last King of Scotland," and Best Actress for Helen Mirren's performance in "The Queen." INSET: THE WINNERS.

The article presents an interview with actor and film producer Mel Gibson. He discusses the film he directed, "Apocalypto," which is an action movie that focuses on a Mayan villager. Gibson discusses anti-Semitic remarks he made while inebriated. He also discusses criticism he received for the motion picture "The Passion of Christ."

Focuses on the 78th Annual Academy Awards which was held at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood in Los Angeles, California on March 5, 2006. Success of the movie "Crash" in defeating the film "Brokeback Mountain" for the Best Picture award; Possible reasons behind the failure of "Brokeback Mountain" to win the recognition; Performance of Jon Stewart as host of the event.

Focuses on the increasing costs of celebrity lifestyles in the U.S. as of April 2005.

Deals with the events behind the scenes of the 77th Annual Academy Awards night on February 27, 2005.

Reports on the nominations of several motion pictures for the 77th Annual Academy Awards in 2005, including the motion picture "The Aviator."

Examines the impact of cosmetic surgery on the entertainment industry.

Focuses on the reasons why newer actors and actresses in the U.S. cannot replace celebrities such as Julia Roberts.

Focuses on the line up of television programs in the U.S. following the decision of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to issue record fines and expand its authority over the television industry in the U.S.

Interviews children's television show "Peewe's Playhouse" former host Paul Reubens on allegations that he is a pedophile.

Highlights the 2004 Academy Awards in the U.S. motion picture industry.

Presents information on the motion picture "The Passion of the Christ," starring Mel Gibson.

Presents the nominees for the 76th Annual Academy Awards for motion pictures in 2004.

Features novelist Larry McMurtry. INSET: The McMurtry Starter Kit.

Highlights the 75th annual Academy Awards for motion pictures in the U.S. on March 23, 2003.

Deals with the Best Picture nominees for the 2003 Academy Awards.

Discusses the development and popularity of video games in the U.S.

Provides an overview of the second season of television program 'Alias' starting September 29, 2002.

Presents information on the 2002 Oscar awards ceremony.

Probes the success of the television program 'Gilmore Girls.'

Provides information on the nominees of the Oscar Academy Awards, 2002. INSET: Did Oscar razz Baz?.

Provides information on some of the changes made by motion picture companies in response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States. INSET: WHAT ABOUT VIDEOS?.

Provides information on the impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on television networks and personalities in the United States. INSET: SENSITIVE MATERIAL: THE NEW SPY SHOWS, by Lynnette Rice.

Provides information on the response of the entertainment industry to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States.

Presents the main sets of the television program `Friends.'

Discusses several suggestions for the improvement of the motion picture industry in the United States as of August 17, 2001, including film production tips.

Explores the possibility that motion picture actor Robert Blake killed Bonny Lee Bakley.

Focuses on the strike staged by motion picture actors and actress in the United States and discusses its impact to the industry. INSETS: THE HOLLYWOOD WALKOUT OF FAME;IF THEY PICKET, WILL IT EVER HEAL?.

Presents information on the winners at the 57th Annual Emmy Awards in the U.S. in 2005.

Deals with the box-office success and the controversy surrounding Mel Gibson's film "The Passion of the Christ." INSET: SCRIPTURE DOCTORING.

Focuses on molestation charges faced by pop artist Michael Jackson, and its impact on his career.

Reports on the controversy generated by the film directed and produced by actor Mel Gibson about the crucifixion of Christ titled "The Passion."

Interviews director Baz Luhrmann regarding his film version of "Alexander the Great."

Focuses on the reasons of U.S. actor James Gandolfini in returning to the television program 'The Sopranos' of cable television network HBO, as of March 2003.

Interviews actresses Parker Posey, Kyra Sedgwick and Fairuza Balk and writer-director Rebecca Miller regarding the motion picture 'Personal Velocity.'

Describes the summer box-office performance of several motion pictures in the U.S. such as 'XXX.'

Interviews actress Jada Pinkett Smith.

Reports on the impact of the terrorism threat on the security of Hollywood in Los Angeles, California.

Presents information on the murder of teenager Elyse Pahler in San Luis Obispo, California, which was claimed to be associated with the song `Altar of Sacrifice,' by the band Slayer.

Presents information on reality television shows, such as `Survivor: The Australian Outback' and `Temptation Island.'

Explains the reasons behind the decision of NBC to cancel the broadcasting of the television program "Law & Order."

Provides information on the winners of the 2005 Golden Globe Awards, including actress Annette Bening.

Presents an update on several celebrities in the U.S. as of January 2005, including couple Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston.

Interviews actor Kevin Spacey on his motion picture "Beyond the Sea."