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Best of the Decade: Oscar Winners for Best Picture

Gladiator (2000) A roaring epic that blended brawn and brains, Gladiator took home five Oscars, including best actor for Russell Crowe. Continue reading →

Best of the Decade: Emmy Winners

OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES The West Wing (2000-03) An Emmy juggernaut, the Aaron Sorkin brainchild won four straight best drama series Emmys — tying Hill Street Blues and L.A. Continue reading →

Top Moments of the Decade

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Top Movies of the Year

The Hangover Who knew that an old-fashioned, bacchanalian bachelor-party weekend could have such appeal? The wickedly funny buddy movie raked in nearly $300 million Continue reading →

Red Carpet Hits and Misses – December

Hit Kyra Sedgwick’s black and red tea-length dress and Kevin Bacon’s black suit with blue tie are both striking color combos. [9 photos] Continue reading →

User Picks: Your Favorite Holiday Classics

How the Grinch Stole Christmas ” How the Grinch Stole Christmas is definitely my favorite. It’s such a beautiful story. I love the music, and Boris Karloff’s narration is just perfect. Continue reading →

Best TV and Movie Santa Clauses and Mrs. Clauses

Tim Allen, The Santa Clause After Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) inadvertently causes Santa Claus to fall off his roof, the divorced father and businessman ends up accidentally assuming the jolly old elf’s identity and all the responsibilities that go with it. He awakes the next day thinking it was all a dream, but as time passes, he begins to pack on the pounds and grows a long white beard he can’t seem to lose. Talk about contractual obligations! [12 photos] Continue reading →

Holiday and Christmas TV Classics

How the Grinch Stole Christmas He’s a mean one, all right. This Boris Karloff-narrated Dr Continue reading →

Our Favorite Christmas and Holiday Movies

It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) One of the most popular holiday films of all time. This bracingly unsentimental celebration of family, friends and the power of one good man (James Stewart) to change many lives has been remade but never bettered. There’s a reason for all the parodies, pastiches and homages — it’s so good everyone wants a piece of it Continue reading →

Ugly Betty: The Boyfriends

Walter (Kevin Sussman) In the pilot episode, Betty’s on-again-off-again boyfriend Walter dumps her for Betty rival Gina Gambarro, but tries to win her back after she begins a flirtation with co-worker Henry. Just as the two are about to reconcile, Walter accepts a job offer and moves Continue reading →