• Audrey Hepburn's 'Tiffany' character named most fashionable

  February 14, 2005
  Britons have voted Audrey Hepburn's character Holly Golightly in the 1960s film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" the all-time most stylish movie character.

• 'Titanic' movie couple voted most romantic

  February 5, 2005
  The Web site movies.com polled its users and found movie fans cannot get enough of the romantic couple Jack and Rose, from the film "Titanic."

• 'Aviator' tops list of Golden Globes winners with three awards

  January 17, 2005
  "The Aviator" won three Golden Globes Sunday, including the top prize for best motion picture drama and a best dramatic actor award for Leonardo DiCaprio.

• Woman smuggles away banned pit bulls

  January 13, 2005
  A Windsor, Ont., woman has established an underground railroad for smuggling pit bulls out of the city that banned the dogs, the Globe and Mail said Thursday.

• Willie Nelson raises tsunami aid at special weekend concert

  January 10, 2005
  Country singer Willie Nelson headlined a special concert in Austin that raised nearly $70,000 to aid the Tsumani victims in South Asia.

• Kevin Spacey and Kate Bosworth to star in new 'Superman' movie

  January 8, 2005
  Kevin Spacey and Kate Bosworth, who played Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee in "Beyond the Sea," are set to star in the new "Superman" movie.

• 'Star Wars' casts reunite for Vanity Fair photo spread

  January 6, 2005
  Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor got together with other "Star Wars" stars for a Vanity Fair photo spread.

• Nominees for 62nd Golden Globe Awards announced

  December 13, 2004
  Here is a list of nominees for the 62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards, announced Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif.

• Natalie Portman apologizes for 'Allure' magazine race quote

  December 8, 2004
  Actress Natalie Portman has written to U.S. style magazine Allure to explain comments she made during an interview in which she empathized with being black.

• Natalie Imbruglia 'freaked out' by mentally ill Australian stalker

  December 1, 2004
  The accused stalker of Australian pop star Natalie Imbruglia has been deemed too mentally ill to be questioned by police, the BBC reported Wednesday.

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