Mickey Rourke
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Lionsgate Hopes Stallone Can Still Taste First Blood
By assembling Sly, Willis, Rourke and Statham for “The Expendables,” the studio looks to regain its box-office stride
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First ‘Iron Man 2’ Reviews: AWESOMERY to ‘It’ll Do’
Critics are wildly divided on the superhero sequel – though the fanboys among them are delighted
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Mickey Rourke to Play Genghis Khan?
John Milius (“Apocalypse Now”) is planning to write and direct a feature about the fearless Mongolian warrior
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Volcano Vaporizes London ‘Iron Man 2’ Premiere
Fallout from the Icelandic volcano forces Paramount and Marvel’s bash to leave London for Los Angeles
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Stars and Strife: Big Celeb Paydays Are More Fragile Than Ever
From Julia Roberts to Will Ferrell, a Wrap two-part series looks at performers under pressure.
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Some Weekend: Cher, Faye, Halle … and Selleck’s ‘stache
Reese Witherpoon, Jake Gyllenhaal and the Hoff sweated it out in the desert this weekend for the Coachella Music Festival, while things heated up in L.A., too. At the TV Land Awards at the Gibson Amphitheater on Sunday, soaring temperatures and a lack of shade led to meltdowns on the red carpet. Well, makeup meltdowns…
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Spirit Buzz: Woody Allen’s Dermatologist
Penelope Cruz won a Spirit Award this afternoon for her performance in Woody Allen’s “Vicki Cristina Barcelona.” This wasn’t that surprising, but the Spanish star told a great yarn about the director. “Woody is a symbol of independent film,” she said. “He does whatever he wants. Including going to the dermatologist on the day that…
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‘Wrestler,’ ‘Milk’ Win Independent Spirits
“The Wrestler” won best feature, and its star Mickey Rourke best actor at the Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica Saturday.
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Mickey Rourke’s P.R. Nightmare
Mickey Rourke is enjoying a resurgence of his career with his Oscar-nominated performance in Darren Aronofsky’s “The Wrestler.” Rourke hasn’t been the talk of Hollywood since his late 80s turns in “9½ Weeks” and “Barfly.” Everything seems to be going his way, but why do I get the feeling that his starpower in Hollywood is…
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FCC Reviewing Globes for Indecency
The FCC said Wednesday that it is reviewing NBC’s Sunday telecast of the Golden Globes for violations of indecency rules after receiving numerous complaints about the telecast.