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Ronni Chasen with director Danny Boyle While police were taking computer hard drives, compact discs and boxes of files from the home and office of slain Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen in search of clues, a fellow publicist was establishing a reward fund for information leading to an arrest and conviction related to her death. Michael Levine says his goal is to raise $25,000 in the next week.

Police are investigating the death of Ronni Chasen, 64, a longtime Hollywood publicist with strong ties to the Hollywood Foreign Press, who was found shot in her car in Beverly Hills. Authorities said she had multiple gunshot wounds.

Ronni Chasen, a longtime Hollywood publicist with strong ties to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, was shot to death today in Beverly Hills, California. She was 64.

There's a good reason why double Golden Globe winner Kevin Costner hasn't been seen on the big screen for a while. "What I've been doing for the past four years is having babies, building, writing a lot of music and writing screenplays," the 55-year-old actor tells Hollywood Foreign Press members.

A fifth Indiana Jones adventure is in the offing, Harrison Ford has told the HFPA. "George Lucas is working on a germ of an idea," the actor revealed when he met with members in New York to talk about his new movie Morning Glory.

"Monkey die, everybody cry. " Legendary Italian film producer, Dino De Laurentiis, explaining why he approved of the death of Hollywood's most beloved primate in the classic film King Kong.

“Robert De Niro is universally acknowledged as one of the greatest actors of our time. Some of cinema’s most unforgettable moment have been created by him.

Robert De Niro in Taxi DriverRobert De Niro, who is considered one of the greatest actors of his time, is to receive the Cecil B. deMille lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes ceremony on January 16.

Hollywood, CA, November 9, 2010– Robert De Niro will be honored at next January's Golden Globe® Awards telecast with the Cecil B. deMille Award for his outstanding contribution to the entertainment field.

Golden Globe winners Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio, who have already talked with Hollywood Foreign Press members about their close collaboration, are getting together again to discuss it at the American Cinematheque.  The director and actor, who have made four films together, will be having a conversation about their work as the Egyptian Theatre screens their four films---Gangs of New York, The Aviator, The Departed and Shutter Island beginning on Saturday.