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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.

By Yoko Narita The Festival Internacional de Cine En (FICG 26) took place in Guadalajara, Mexico from March 25 to April 1, offering interesting Spanish language cinema and several colorful local events, one of which was evening of fun professional wrestling matches a la Jack Black's Nacho Libre in a ring in the middle of a tent.  The crowd went wild and Tequila glasses flew.

Eric Bana, seen recently in Hanna, talks about his favorite movie fight scene.

Actress and filmmaker Jodie Foster talks about directing her third film, The Beaver.

The ladies of HOT IN CLEVELAND tell us why they think their hit TV show strikes a chord with women today.

HOLLYWOOD, CA, April 28, 2011 – Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) President, Philip Berk, announced today the timetable for “The 69th Annual Golden Globe® Awards. ” The deadline for Motion Picture and Television submissions is Friday, November 4.