“Burt Lancaster tried to kill me three times, and he was still my dearest friend,” he told Senses of Cinema. “I mean, he ...

LSD was a main character in the story of 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'. But for this one particular song, its ...

Winona Ryder once found herself trapped in a movie that she didn't want to do, but she risked getting sued if she tried to drop out.

Described by one of his co-stars as a "real bastard" it's not surprising that some actors refused to work with John Wayne.

Linda Ronstadt was more than accustomed to the world of rock and roll, but when it came to one particular frontman, she could see that he ruined "a good band".

Tom Petty always shot from the hip when making his classics, so his final concert was never going to be anything less than poignant.

Having landed a part in an hour-long live production in the Ernest Hemingway adaptation The Battler that aired on TV, Newman was upgraded from supporting player to leading man after Dean, the original ...

In theory, film criticism shouldn’t cause an existential crisis. The job is simple: somebody watches a movie and then shares their insight, analysis, and overall thoughts, for better or worse. And yet ...

The biggest stars usually have the biggest egos, which means, by extension, they’ve often got the thinnest skin. Frank Sinatra may have been lauded as one of his era’s coolest and most effortlessly ...

No one could write a love song like Leonard Cohen, as he's absolutely perfected the craft of articulating tricky feelings of love and longing with pure poetry.

Jim Carrey has starred in some challenging projects over the years, but there was one that went too far and led to the actor almost lashing out at the director.

By definition of their job, most of the women Cary Grant worked with were magnetic, but there was only one who completely bowled him over.