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This article presents an interview with Hollywood actress Parker Posey.

Several photographs of Hollywood actresses regarding a public opinion poll for best figure, are presented.

Presents information on the Emmys Governors Ball held in Los Angeles, California.

Focuses on the relationships of actors Brad Pitt, Matthew McConaughey, and Tom Cruise and predicts whether or not they will get married in 2005. Comments Cruise has made about his girlfriend Katie Holmes; Details of the relationship between McConaughey and actress Penelope Cruz who met while filming the motion picture "Sahara"; Rumors about Brad Pitt's relationship with actress Angelina Jolie.

This article presents images and descriptions of celebrities who have been loyal to one designer when choosing their dresses for the annual Academy Awards event. For the past four years Renée Zellweger has worn Carolina Herrera (usually strapless) to a string of big events. In return, Herrera shows the love by not designing for any other actress. When Annette Bening began her romance with Giorgio Armani in 1993, he was the go-to guy for Oscar night. Since then, as dozens of designers jostled their way onto the red carpet, she proved her loyalty, returning to him five times. They first teamed up in the late '90s, but Catherine Zeta-Jones and Donatella Versace bonded big-time when the actress needed a maternity gown in 2003. "Donatella was so amazing when I was pregnant," Zeta-Jones has said. "It's a hard thing to constantly measure your belly."

This article presents a profile of actress Angelina Jolie and her roles as mother, humanitarian and entertainer. In recent months Angelina Jolie has played a maniacal mother (Alexander), a vampy fish (Shark Tale) and a married assassin (the upcoming Mr. and Mrs. Smith). In real life Jolie is angling for a less intimidating role: PTA mom. On the Smith set last spring, "she was talking about how she was going to start going to PTA meetings" at her 3-year-old son Maddox's school, says costar Rachael Huntley. When she was first swept up in the media maelstrom surrounding the breakup of Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt (her Smith husband), Jolie was in Niger filming a documentary and was stunned to hear of the split, sources say. When she's not traveling the globe, Jolie maintains a surprisingly low profile in the Buckinghamshire countryside, where she moved into a $4 million house nearly two years ago. Last fall she made two trips to nearby Legoland with Maddox, who got an even bigger treat for his third birthday last July: Jolie, who recently earned her pilot's license, took him flying. Her own family situation--specifically her relationship with her actor father Jon Voight, 66--remains strained.

The article looks at actors and actresses and their motion pictures to be released this fall. Jude Law: "It's not just how good his work is," says Jon Avnet, producer of "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" (opening Sept. 17), "it's so much fun with him." That must mean Hollywood will be whooping it up this fall because Law is showing up in an impressive six films. Gwyneth Paltrow: The actress reteams with her Talented Mr. Ripley costar Law in "Sky Captain". The film also brought her together with her longtime pal, fashion designer Stella McCartney (daughter of Paul), who created the movie's 1939 noirish costumes. Paltrow also stars in "Proof" (Dec. 24), an adaptation of David Auburn's Pulitzer-winning play. Renee Zellweger: To return as the Helen Fielding heroine in "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" (Nov. 19), the actress put the pounds back on(she gained 20 for the 2001 original) and took her Britspeak out of mothballs. "It didn't matter what we talked about, she always used her English accent," says the sequel's director, Beeban Kidron. "I got so used to it that the minute we wrapped, and she started talking to me properly, I did a double take." Zellweger does plenty of those herself in "The Edge of Reason", the follow-up to Bridget Jones's Diary (and, like its predecessor, based on a Fielding novel).

This is an article that focuses on Paris Hilton, who appeared battered and bruised after breaking up with boyfriend Nick Carter. When Paris Hilton stopped by the L.A. home of her friend, skateboarder Chad Muska, on July 29, something wasn't right. The cause of Hilton's bruises, which she openly displayed for photographers at Los Angeles International Airport on July 29, is the latest and most dramatic controversy in the wake of the exceptionally messy breakup between Hilton, 23, and her ex-boyfriend, Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, 24. During a long weekend of partying and family events in the Hamptons July 30 to Aug. 1, Hilton seemed in high spirits--and, in typical Paris fashion, even danced on the banquettes at Hamptons nightspot Jet East. Four nights later Hilton--along with her sister Nicky, 20, actress pal Bijou Phillips, 24, and Carter's brother Aaron, 16--hit the dance floor at the L.A. hot spot Fenix at the Argyle hotel. Whatever the truth about the bruises, Hilton and Carter have each had their loose-cannon moments: An explicit sex tape Hilton made with ex-boyfriend Rick Salomon surfaced last year.

This article focuses on how poker is becoming a popular form of gambling. The professional poker circuit has been attracting a new kind of player--young, educated, and sometimes even female. Then there is the celebrity component, most famously Ben Affleck, who won $356,000 at the California State Poker Championship. Computers, like television, have played a huge role in the growth of poker playing.

This is an article that focuses on the release of actress Mary-Kate Olsen from the Cirque Lodge in Utah after being treated for an eating disorder. After six weeks of treatment for an eating disorder, Mary-Kate Olsen enjoys a quiet homecoming and prepares for her next big move: college. Mary-Kate Olsen's departure from a Sundance, Utah, treatment center on July 24 was something of a stealth operation.Yes, Mary-Kate has an appetite now, as she demonstrated Monday night when she, Ashley and two girlfriends dropped in to one of their favorite haunts, Hamasaku, a sushi restaurant in West L.A., and dined on yellowtail and spicy tuna handrolls. Just a month after her treatment, Mary-Kate and sister Ashley will relocate to Manhattan for freshman orientation at New York University in late August. Soon after Mary-Kate's eating disorder was revealed in June, the Milk Processor Education Program scrapped the sisters' "milk moustache" ad that had begun running a month earlier.

Everybody's taken with this "Troy" boy. What accounts for Orlando's magic? Orlando Bloom's is the face that launched a thousand Internet searches. "Troy's" young lover has been ranked higher on Yahoo!'s Buzz Index than Brad Pitt, Viggo Mortensen and Johnny Depp, "People's" reigning Sexiest Man Alive. Lindsay Lohan calls him "gorgeous," and American Idol's Diana DeGarmo wants him as her prom date. But, ever since they met in 2002, Bloom's heart has belonged to "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!" beauty Kate Bosworth. She's a lucky girl--and so are her parents. Bloom has explained that he tries to treat women the way he'd want them treated if he were their fathers. INSETS: CAP'N JOHNNY HELPS STEER HIS CAREER;BLOOM IN LOVE.

Profiles actor Leonardo DiCaprio and his role in the two motion pictures 'Gangs of New York' and 'Catch Me If You Can.' Consideration of DiCaprio's 28th-birthday party in Las Vegas, California; Relationship with supermodel Gisele Bundchen; Feelings from director Steven Spielberg with regard to DiCaprio's acting ability; His interest in environmentalism.

Profiles actress Reese Witherspoon. Release of the film 'Sweet Home Alabama'; Other movies that she has starred in; Salary that she earns for movies; Comparison of Witherspoon with other actresses in romantic comedies, including Julia Roberts; Her marriage to actor Ryan Phillippe; Personal qualities; Her preparation for 'Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde'; Relationship with daughter Ava; Biographical information; Marriage therapy that Witherspoon attends with her husband.

The article introduces a section of the journal that looks at the restaurants and other places in Los Angeles, California, that attract celebrities. In Los Angeles, celebrities such as Heath Ledger, Natalie Portman, and Scarlett Johansson go to the Chateau Marmont, while studio brass can be spotted breakfasting at the Belvedere.

Photographs of several U.S. women celebrities who attended the 2012 Summer Soirée party held in Los Angeles, California are presented which include Jaime King, Dania Ramirez and Sophia Bush.

This article discusses the debut fashion show of the clothing line Propr, co-designed by David Arquette, Ben Harper, and David Bedwell, held at the home of Arquette and Courteney Cox in Beverly Hills, California.

This article discusses a nonprofit organization called A Step for Success, created by actress Gabrielle Union to supply resources to the underfunded William H. Kelso elementary school in Inglewood, California. INSETS: Learn About It;GABRIELLE'S FAVORITE READS.

This article focuses on actress Sarah Michelle Gellar and her trip to South Africa to see how charitable efforts help village women.

The article focuses on the actress Hayden Panettiere, known for her role on the television show "Heroes," and her involvement with the ocean life preservation organization called the Whaleman Foundation.

This article focuses on the wedding of actress Melanie Lynskey and actor Jimmi Simpson. The wedding took place on April 14, 2007 in a chapel on Lake Hayes in Queenstown, New Zealand. The article details their courtship, marriage proposal, wedding vows, menu, toasts, cake, reception, program, and attendants.

The article highlights a number of perfumes for women, including Prada Infusion d'Iris, Jo Malone White Jasmine and Mint, and Versace Signature.

The article focuses on actress Ashley Judd and her work as a global ambassador for Youth AIDS.

The article focuses on actress Kirsten Dunst's involvement with the charity Art of Elysium, which pairs artists with young people with serious medical conditions.

The article discusses the mother and daughter relationships between actresses Emily and Zooey Deschanel and their mother Mary Jo Deschanel.

The article discusses the mother and son relationship between rap artist Kanye West and his mother Donda West.

The article discusses actress Eva Longoria's commitment to cancer treatment for children and her role as the spokeswoman for Padres Contra El Cáncer.

The article presents actor Don Cheadle's views regarding the crisis in Darfur, Sudan and Uganda.

The article presents a look at actress Lucy Liu, who is a Goodwill Ambassador for Unicef, an organization that offers global health and educational support for children. The author describes how Liu visited the African nation of Lesotho in 2005 and Balakot, Pakistan in 2006 after an earthquake left more than 70,000 people dead.

The article presents an interview with actress Virginia Madsen.

The article presents information about the wedding of actor Erik Palladino and his bride Jaime Lee.

Presents a profile of Brent Bolthouse, who produces private parties for celebrities. His popularity with musicians, actors and others; Claim that he throws the best parties; Description of his life and background; How he has been sober for the past 18 years; Way that he started his company Brent Bolthouse Productions; Advice on how to throw a party.

Reports on the weight loss of Adam Goldstein, the popular Hollywood deejay DJ AM, and fiance to Nicole Richie. Gastric bypass surgery received by Goldstein, bringing him from 324 pounds in 2003 down to 169 pounds in 2005; Goldstein's struggle with depression and drugs since the age of 12; Influence of a near suicide attempt on convincing him to drop his drug habit and drop some pounds.

This article reports that actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are expecting their first child. Affleck has kept his relationship with Garner private.

This article reports that singer Britney Spears and her husband Kevin Federline have signed a deal with UPN to air a television series that will document their courtship and marriage using their personal video footage. How Federline went to Santa Monica to talk about his debut album and Spears remained at Santa Monica's Fairmont Miramar Hotel drinking strawberry smoothies with three girlfriends and her family-Mom, Dad, sister Jamie Lynn and brother Bryan.

This article discusses the design process of the Valentino gown worn by actress Cate Blanchett for the 2005 Academy Awards event. If Cate Blanchett seemed to glow as she accepted her Best Supporting Actress award for her role as Kate Hepburn in "The Aviator," her gown deserved at least part of the credit. The color, says Valentino, who designed the dress just for her, is "pale and very, very soft. It is great for her skin." Like most top designers, Valentino has offered gowns to many actresses for past awards shows. But couture, he says, is "an enormous amount of long work and details. I prefer to work with people who understand and respect it. Everything is sewn by hand and fit two or three times. So this time I decided to have one special dress, conceived for this one special actress." The couture process is indeed special--for both the creator and wearer. The day after Valentino's Paris show on Jan. 24, 2005, Blanchett received her Oscar nod, and Valentino--who says he had always wanted to dress Hepburn and loved "The Aviator"--called Blanchett to congratulate her. Within a week of her viewing his collection online, the two met in London and settled on the fabric and details of the gown. Back in Rome, Valentino screened "The Aviator" for his staff, who began working full-time on the dress.

Focuses on celebrity Star Jones Reynolds and how she prepared for the Academy Awards. Details of the days leading up to the awards presentation; How Reynolds was to cover the pre-Oscar arrivals for television channel E!; Events that Reynolds went to up until Sunday; Preparations she went through, such as dress fittings and getting her hair and makeup done.

Presents answers to questions about the Academy Awards show in 2005. Comments on the acceptance speech of actor Jamie Foxx and the meaning of his beginning sentence; Why Jorge Drexler, who wrote the song "Al Otro Lado Del Rio," for the film "The Motorcycle Diaries," sang a part of his song during his acceptance speech; Conflict between Chris Rock and Sean Penn; Others.

Presents photographs of celebrities Marcia Cross, Heidi Klum, Selma Blair, Jessica Simpson and Gwen Stefani, who attended parties after the Academy Awards. Description of their dresses and accessories.

Presents photographs of actresses, including Charlize Theron, Halle Berry, Cate Blanchett and others, who attended the Academy Awards, with descriptions of their dresses and accesories.

Focuses on the portrayal of gay teenagers in the television programs "The O.C." and "Desperate Housewives." Way that these shows help gay teens who are struggling; Assertion that fans of the programs are very supportive of these characters.

This article raises questions about the status of Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson's marriage. Lachey was at a pre-game Super Bowl party with several friends when, according to a witness and as reported in New York's Daily News, a bodyguard for Lachey approached a 6-ft. blonde and said, "You want to meet Nick? Because Nick certainly wants to meet you." Was the invite really Lachey's idea? "Not true," says his rep, adding that Lachey had nothing to do with the incident. Of course, Simpson did her fair share of partying last month while filming The Dukes of Hazzard in Baton Rouge (see box, page 19). And despite the talk of marital discord that has been swirling around the pair, there was no evidence of a deep freeze when they reunited at Manhattan hot spot Butter Feb. 7, the night after the Super Bowl. Simpson was also in Louisiana where she spent time shopping at trendy boutiques--she snagged a red '70s disco dress--dining out and partying until the wee hours.

This article reports on the relationship between actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. Affleck and Garner's romance is coming up on seven months. Speculation that the two will soon become engaged. INSET: RETURN OF THE RING.

This article profiles actor Leonardo DiCaprio. Leonardo DiCaprio, whose signature as a star has been playing handsome boy-men (Titanic, Catch Me If You Can), reached an adult milestone Nov. 11. He turned 30. But" not much has changed, man," says DiCaprio, who celebrated the day with a paintball war with friends and a late-night party at one of his favorite haunts, L.A.'s Prey. The kind of guy, in fact, who still enjoys playing basketball with his buddies on his home court, drives a partially electric-powered car and promotes environmental causes through his official Web site, leonardodicaprio.org.. He also might want to take some time to draft an acceptance speech for February's Oscar ceremony, judging by the praise coming his way for The Aviator. DiCaprio plays tycoon Howard Hughes, multitasker extraordinaire: airplane engineer and record-setting pilot, movie producer, Hollywood playboy and even bra designer.

This article reports on the honeymoon of singer Britney Spears and her husband Kevin Federline on Turtle Island. Nothing says honeymoon like an island in the South Pacific, with swaying hisbiscuses, colorful fish, $1,975-a-night beach bungalows-and Britney Spears and Kevin Federline enjoying it all, a month after their surprise wedding. The couple flew in a chartered 14-seat Global Express jet for 10 hours from Southern California to Fiji's Nadi International Airport, arriving at 5: 45 a.m. Oct. 18 for a 10-day retreat on secluded Turtle Island. Guests at the 500-acre resort stay in private bures (bungalows), with handwoven ceilings, Jacuzzi baths and king-size four-poster beds. There are ample opportunities for snorkeling, kayaking, horseback riding… and lomi-lomi massage, said to release emotional stress and encourage harmony between the body, mind and soul. The pop singer-already stepmom to Federline's two kids, daughter Kori, 2, and son Kaleb, 3 months (both with his ex-girlfriend, actress Shar Jackson, 28)-also says she's temporarily leaving showbiz.

The article profiles Palms Casino owner George Maloof Jr. Boyishly charming, forging friendships with many of Hollywood's young and hip--not to mention once dating Tara Reid--Maloof is the biggest thing to shake Vegas since Frank Sinatra cavorted with Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin on the Strip in the 1960s. Following Steve Wynn, who began sprucing up Sin City in the '90s with such billion-dollar hot spots as Bellagio, and Peter Morton, whose Hard Rock Hotel & Casino introduced hipper music to a scene that had often been hokey, Maloof has upped the ante by offering young Hollywood a happening home away from home. Settling on a piece of land a quarter-mile off the Strip, Maloof built his 430-room boutique in 2001 with $265 million in family money (part of a near-billion-dollar fortune that all started with his Lebanese immigrant grandfather's general store in New Mexico) and a simple vision: to re-create the good times he had as a student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he studied hotel management, played cornerback for the football team (rap mogul Suge Knight was his lockermate) and gambled whenever he could.

The article profiles actress twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen as they begin their freshman year at New York University. One breakup, one new friend: Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen shop, bop and adjust their social lives before hitting the books at NYU. Among the lessons learned by Mary-Kate Olsen during her first week as a college student: Sometimes, long-distance romances don't work. NYU freshman Olsen, 18, split with her boyfriend David Katzenberg, 21, a Boston University man some 200 miles to the north. It's reasonable for her to start school fresh. Meanwhile her twin sister (and fellow coed) Ashley found a handsome new man-restaurateur Scott Sartiano, 29, a Columbia grad who once dated actress Anne Hathaway, 21-to show her around the streets of Manhattan and its summer alter ego, the Hamptons. Though both parties insist they are just friends, introduced by mutual acquaintance John Stamos, others say there's a spark. Ashley's first class took place Sept. 7, Mary-Kate's the following day.

This is an article that describes the birthday festivities of actress and singer Jennifer Lopez. In years past, birthdays for Jennifer Lopez have included glam bashes, big bling and weekend joyrides in a rental Rolls-Royce. But that was then, and this, as she has said, is "my phase two." Lopez arrived with Anthony, 35, through the back door, headed for a private room, where she joined 25 or so family members and friends, and left two hours later as she had come: holding Anthony's hand. About 200 guests--including costars Jane Fonda and Michael Vartan--took a break from dancing and gambling (tables were set up for the event) to sing "Happy Birthday." Sean "P. Diddy" Combs invited 100-plus guests to the party he threw for his then girlfriend Lopez at Lotus nightclub in Manhattan.

This article features photographs of the wedding between actors Bob Guiney and Rebecca Budig. One thing's clear: The Bachelor's Bob Guiney, who married All My Children's Rebecca Budig near his family's Long Lake, Mich. cottage on July 3, isn't a stickler for tradition. Not for him the tiny chapel, nor the stiff tuxedo. The reality star married his sweetheart before 50 family and friends in the great outdoors while wearing an open-neck shirt and cargo pants. Guiney's mom didn't know about the ceremony until the day before, says Budig's mom. Guiney, 33, and Budig, 31, gave out knit hats with a "G" (for Guiney) on the front and "7-3-04" on the back. After the celebration, the two flew to a weeklong honeymoon near Cancun, assured of a fairly low profile: Guiney has not received the same media coverage in Mexico as he has in the U.S. Next up for Bob: he'll appear in soap opera promotional spots spoofing the Olympics on ABC in August.

Profiles the popular actors of the television program 'The O.C.' Popularity of actors such as Josh Schwartz, Tate Donovan, Chris Carmack, Benjamin McKenzie, and Adam Brody.

Presents photographs and descriptions of eligible bachelors from reality television programs. Consideration of the dating strategies of Colby Donaldson, a contestant on the reality television program 'Survivor'; Profiles of bachelors such as Jason Peoples, Bill Rancic, and Vadim Dale.