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This week: The American Cinematheque launches a new documentary festival, AGFA celebrates 15 years of genre madness, David Lynch's "Eraserhead" in 35mm and more

'You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again' ranks No. 31 on our list of the best Hollywood books of all time because it's the ultimate Icarus story, unflinchingly detailing its author's descent.

Great Hollywood books like Peter Biskind's "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" disappeared as the movies, and people who make them, got smaller.

Towns reserves will again compete in the Football Combination East Division in 2009/10. The new season will see the return of Norwich City to the 10-team league.

From brutalised prostitutes to drug-fuelled deaths, scandals plagued the toxic producer. But he became one of Hollywood's biggest players

Town have confirmed that the Blues will once again begin their pre-season programme with a trip to Ireland and a friendly against Dublin side Shelbourne.

Halloween queen opens up in memoir about alter ego Elvira, troubling encounters with Wilt Chamberlain and Tom Jones, and the relationship she hid for years.

How Eagles Resisted Hollywood Bid for ‘Hotel California’ Movie One reason Eagles became so successful was that their lyrics perfectly complemented their music, adding depth of feeling to those timeless melodies. In creating those lyrics, the band added a powerful visual element to its output, so its hardly surprising that the idea of making a movie out of their stories entered the heads of Hollywood producers. One such person was Julia Phillips, the first female producer to win an Oscar. ...

Font Size Heather McDonald’s fans know her as the unexpurgated comic who says just about anything on stage or screen. That’s only partially true. McDonald, who played a pivotal role in E!’s long-running Chelsea Lately, knows she needs to be careful with every gag she lets loose now. The PC Police might be watching. “I don’t think any joke or Tweet is worth losing a job over. I have three kids. It’s not worth it to me. In some ways I’ve censored myself,” McDonald ...