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AP The 'Flickering, Fragile Flame' of Richard Pryor
Talking with the authors of a new book that chronicles the obscenely candid comedian's tragic, drug-fueled peak
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How Kirk Douglas Overstated His Role in Breaking the Hollywood Blacklist
For years, the actor has taken credit for bravely hiring a communist screenwriter in the McCarthy era. But there have long been questions about his version of the story.
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Documentary 'Under Fire' Shows That War Is Hell for Journalists
A new film reckons with the fact that more and more reporters are getting killed in combat zones
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Talking With the Son of 'The Man Nobody Knew'
A new documentary tells the tale of William Colby, the enigmatic intelligence agent and C.I.A. director, and the family he kept at a distance
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'Boyz n the Hood,' 20 Years Later: The Making of a Movie That Did Race Right
The studio exec who green-lit the influential film looks back
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Remembering Elvis With Memories of Friendship, The Beatles, and LSD
Jerry Schilling, who counted Presley as his best friend, looks back on The King
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The Man Who Brought War to Hollywood
An interview with Dale Dye, a Vietnam veteran who has served as a consultant on more than 50 movies and TV shows, including Emmy-nominated "The Pacific"
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Want to be a Screenwriter? Get out of LA
Joe Eszterhas, author of Basic Instinct and Showgirls, on why he left Hollywood for Ohio and why he loves Zsa Zsa Gabor
