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Oscar nominee Sharon Stone shared a snap of herself on Monday wearing little more than a black Basic Instinct T-shirt depicting the notorious leg-crossing scene. The 63-year-old mother-of-three - who boasts 2.8M Instagram/Twitter followers - captioned her post: Been there, done that, got the T-shirt! Sharon previously claimed she was unaware the vulva-flashing moment would appear on camera for the interrogation scene, but director Paul Verhoeven claimed she was fully aware.  Been there, done t...

Muere en México creador y productor de Cops Sufrió un paro cardíaco mientras estaba en una competencia en Baja California Agenciasun paro cardíaco mientras estaba en una competencia en Baja California Reforma domingo, 27 junio 2021 | 16:43 Ciudad de México— John Langley, quien creó y produjo la serie Cops, murió el sábado de un aparente paro cardíaco, de acuerdo con Deadline.  El famoso se encontraba compitiendo en México en la carrera Coast to Coast Ensenada-San Felipe 250, que...

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Yes, Dakota Fanning should be allowed to grow up onscreen. But without a story that justifies it, it just feels sad and desperate.

The newest TNT Animal Kingdom Season 5 character profile focuses on Deran, whos looking to lead the pack; also, Season 4 shocking moments.

Finn Cole) face a whole new world now that Smurf ( Ellen Barkin) has shuffled off this mortal coil. Heavy is the head that wears the crown (and it makes it an easy target, too) as the boys attempt to secure the familys seat at the head of the table. But theyll face those looking for answers about Smurf and others looking to challenge the Codys power- all willing to spill blood to get what they want. But the challenges come from within, too- as Deran, Pope, Craig, and J each make it known that ...

a href= http://www.christies.com target= _blank Christie’s /a London announces The L’Wren Scott Collection, an online sale taking place

The largest-ever collection of JAR, Joel Arthur Rosenthal's work is coming to auction.

Titanic is the way we will always remember Leonardo DiCaprio, but Catch Me If You Can is more likely the way he wishes we would. This came five years after Titanic, and in that interim Leo made some of his worst movies (see: the back end of this list). Then comes Catch Me If You Can, where Leo leans into the charm and fascination with the sly wink of a con man. It’s like he knows that we know that he knows who and what he is—but here, Leo’s sleight of hand is right there on the surface...

Hollywood, Rome or London? The actor, set to return in an Italian film, has popped up reading poems and busking in some unlikely places