HFPA

After filming The Hangover 2 in Thailand, Ken Jeong tells us about his love of travel.

By Jorge Camara If ever an actor were indelibly associated with a character, Rosalind Russell as Mame Dennis in Auntie Mame would be at the top of that list. Russell won the Golden Globe for her performance, and the movie was honored as Best Comedy in 1958.

HOLLYWOOD, CA, May 16, 2011 -- Judge Kevin Brazile of the Los Angeles Superior Court ruled Wednesday, May 11, 2011, in favor of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) in the action brought against it and President Philip Berk by their former outside publicist, Michael Russell (MRG-CINEPOINT/CASE #BC453017). When the HFPA did not renew Russell's contract, he sued the Golden Globes organization for defamation and interference with their ability to retain and recruit clients.

Comedienne Maya Rudolph, currently co-starring in Bridesmaids, has a funny story about being one herself.

Kirpi Uimonen Ballesteros, Barbara Gasser and Mirai Konishi Join the HFPA HOLLYWOOD, CA, May 9, 2011 – Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) President, Philip Berk, announced today that three journalists have been elected as new members of the organization: Kirpi Uimonen Ballesteros, Barbara Gasser and Mirai Konishi. Ballesteros, who writes for the Ilta-Sanomat, Kouluainen, and Suosikki (Finland), Gasser, who writes for M-Starmedia Verlag and Maxima (Austria), and Konishi, who writes for CUT and eiga.

By Philip Berk - photos by Armando Gallo He managed Elvis and Sinatra.   He produced films such as Cruising directed by William Friedkin, All Night Long with Barbra Streisand, Nashville directed by Robert Altman, Diner directed by Barry Levinson, and the Oceans films directed by Steven Soderbergh.

Ian McShane, star of Pirates of the Caribbean:On Strange Tides" speaks with us about his pirate days.

"Everything Must Go" star Will Ferrell talks to the HFPA about his mother and his favorite karaoke.

By Jorge Camara “Yes, I can be cruel; I have been taught by masters,” is one of those phrases that figure prominently in the lore of Hollywood dialogue. The words were uttered by Olivia De Havilland as Catherine Sloper, her role in The Heiress that won her the Golden Globe for the Best Leading Actress in a Drama of 1950.

On the eve of her tribute by the Academy By Silvia Bizio Sophia  Loren set many standards  throughout her long film career, while showing a unique ability to combine her Mediterranean beauty and sex-appeal with a humorous and sympathetic approach to all her roles. Glamorous though she was, "La Loren" was always able to provide a high degree of credibility to her portraits of real women.