Natasha Henstridge developed a phenomenal cult following with her very first film when she played the half-human/half-alien killer babe in Species. But inexperience and folly caught up with her. Now she's not much older, but considerably wiser.
Nowhere else on Earth do people whisper as loudly as the do in Hollywood; here's some of the best examples of their brand of "hush-hush."
She's the best thing about the glossy new comedy The Bachelor, but it's in small, independent films that Suddenly Susan star Brooke Shields hopes to show what she's made of. Here, Brooke talks to writer/director James Toback about rap, religion, Republicans, remarriage and the upcoming film she did with him, Black and White.
A look at the upcoming movies that give fashion designers--from Banana Republic to Dolce & Gabbana--starring roles.
Lisa Loeb is living proof that Hollywood makes passes at singers who wear glasses.
When the '90s began, bad taste had a flashy stranglehold on Hollywood. Today, stars allow themselves to be dressed by stylists in designer labels they're happy to acknowledge. Who created this mutually beneficial system and managed to raise the level of taste in Hollywood at the same time? Giorgio Armani.
The Matrix's kick-ass beauty Carrie-Anne Moss tries the future on for size and discovers it fits like a latex glove.
Stars like Rebecca Gayheart are livin' la vida salsa at Hollywood's El Floridita.
Pre-Haye's Code nostalgia couldn't be shown on the big screen back in the day, but now it gets the royal treatment at a Los Angeles art gallery.
From the city by the bay that she now calls home, perennial style setter Sharon Stone lets rip on everything from guns, girlfriends and Gwyneth Paltrow to marriage, maternity and her first comedy in over a decade, The Muse.
The 19 year old actress with the funny boy's name identifies more with Franny.
Playing offbeat, unpredictable coquettes with an earthy sensuality was Rosanna Arquette's stock-in-trade back in the '80s when she earned raves with Desperately Seeking Susan, After Hours and New York Stories.
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