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This article presents a review of the motion picture "Cars," featuring the voices of Owen Wilson, John Ratzenberger, Bonnie Hunt and Paul Newman.

Presents an interview with actors Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson who have starred in six films together, including "The Royal Tenenbaums," "Zoolander," and "Meet the Parents". Reflections on their differing styles; Chemistry between them as a team; Comments on their new film based on the television series "Starsky and Hutch".

Focuses on writer and actor Owen Wilson, who is starring with Gene Hackman in the motion picture 'Behind Enemy Lines.' Discussion of his relationship with his two brothers, Luke and Andrew; Mention of his unique profile; Background on Wilson, who was born in Texas; Career highlights, including the films 'Meet the Parents' and 'Shanghai Noon'; Comment from director John Moore about Wilson's role.

This article reviews the animated film "Cars 2," featuring the voices of Owen Wilson and Larry the Cable Guy.

The article previews several children's films to be released during summer 2011, including "Winnie the Pooh," "Cars 2," starring Owen Wilson, and "The Smurfs," starring Hank Azaria.

The article reports brief news items about celebrities in the news during the week of November 12, 2007. Among the personalities covered are singer Gwen Stefani, who pledged some of her concert income to victims of the 2007 California wildfires, actor Owen Wilson, recovering from a suicide attempt and comedian Jay Leno who will give up the hosting duties on the "Tonight Show" in 2009.

The article presents a review of the movie "The Darjeeling Limited," starring Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, and Jason Schwartzman, and directed by Wes Anderson.

The article offers anecdotes about celebrities. Soccer player David Beckham is recovering from a knee injury. Keyboardist Jeffrey Carter Albrecht who played with Edie Brickell & New Bohemians has been murdered. Actor Owen Wilson is reportedly doing well after a suicide attempt in August of 2007, says director Wes Anderson.

The article reports on an attempted suicide by actor Owen Wilson. The author states that the actor was hospitalized after allegedly attempting suicide according to police reports on August 26, 2007. The author also states that there is much speculation as to how this will affect the actor's career.

The article reports that actress Kate Hudson has separated from rock star husband Chris Robinson after six years of marriage. Gossips speculate that the split is due to infidelity on the set of "You, Me and Dupree," where Hudson co-starred with actor Owen Wilson, but publicists insist they are just friends.

An interview with actor Owen Wilson is presented. Wilson plays a houseguest who overstays his welcome in the 2006 movie "You, Me and Dupree." His role in the film, his relationships with his brothers, past films, and future writing projects are discussed.

Focuses on audience viewers' objections to films. Anger of U.S. veterans over "Wedding Crashers," where Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn carry fake Purple Hearts; Criticism of "Monster-in-Law," starring jane Fonda and Jennifer Lopez, from food-allergy sufferers; Decision of AMC theaters to drop "The Aristocrats," a documentary on a dirty joke; Objections of Ben Jones of television's "Dukes of Hazzard" to the film remake.

Reviews the motion picture "Wedding Crashers," directed by David Dobkin, and starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn.

Reviews the motion picture "Starsky & Hutch," directed by Todd Phillips and starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson.

Reviews the motion picture, "Shanghai Noon,' starring Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson.

The article reports brief news items about celebrities in the news during the week of November 12, 2007. Among the personalities covered are singer Gwen Stefani, who pledged some of her concert income to victims of the 2007 California wildfires, actor Owen Wilson, recovering from a suicide attempt and comedian Jay Leno who will give up the hosting duties on the "Tonight Show" in 2009.

The article reports brief news items about celebrities in the news during the week of November 12, 2007. Among the personalities covered are singer Gwen Stefani, who pledged some of her concert income to victims of the 2007 California wildfires, the first interview by actor Owen Wilson following his suicide attempt and confirmation that comedian Jay Leno will give up the hosting duties on the "Tonight Show" in 2009.

The article offers anecdotes about celebrities. Soccer player David Beckham is recovering from a knee injury. Keyboardist Jeffrey Carter Albrecht who played with Edie Brickell & New Bohemians has been murdered. Actor Owen Wilson is reportedly doing well after a suicide attempt in August of 2007, says director Wes Anderson.

The article offers anecdotes about celebrities. Soccer player David Beckham is recovering from a knee injury. Keyboardist Jeffrey Carter Albrecht who played with Edie Brickell & New Bohemians has been murdered. Actor Owen Wilson is reportedly doing well after a suicide attempt in August of 2007, says director Wes Anderson.

The article reports on the health of actor Owen Wilson. The author reports that in August 2007, Wilson was hospitalized after he allegedly attempted suicide. Throughout the media, speculation has ensued about what Wilson did and why he did it. Wilson has since dropped out of Ben Stiller's comedy, "Tropic Thunder."

The article reports on actor Owen Wilson who was hospitalized on August 26, 2007, after reportedly attempting suicide. Media experts are unsure of the cause of the attempted suicide or what will happen to the actor's upcoming projects. Wilson had already dropped out of the film "Tropic Thunder," directed by comedic actor Ben Stiller.

Presents thoughts from celebrities on what makes them smile. Thoughts from Carson Kressley, Owen Wilson, Ann Coulter, Virginia Madsen, Joan Rivers, Whoopi Goldberg and Javier Bardem.

Reviews the movie "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou," starring Bill Murray, Angelica Huston, Cate Blanchett, Owen Wilson and Willem Dafoe.

Focuses on writer and actor Owen Wilson, who is starring with Gene Hackman in the motion picture 'Behind Enemy Lines.' Discussion of his relationship with his two brothers, Luke and Andrew; Mention of his unique profile; Background on Wilson, who was born in Texas; Career highlights, including the films 'Meet the Parents' and 'Shanghai Noon'; Comment from director John Moore about Wilson's role.