Move over International Music Video Awards, the hot new venue — the SAG-AFTRA picket line — is here. On Monday, fans spottedHilary Duff singing along to "What Dreams Are Made Of" while out on the picket line with her fellow actors. Duff first sang the song (and another track, "Why Not?") in 2003's The Lizzie McGuire Movie as part of the end to her journey as the tween Disney Channel character. Read More...
As someone who has spent more than four decades in politics, Hillary Clinton could be forgiven for not wanting to consume fictional political dramas in her downtime. (In fact, she prefers HGTV when it comes to comfort bingeing.) But the former Secretary of State does have some on-the-nose favorites when it comes to TV shows set in her chosen profession. "I liked Madam Secretary," Clinton says of the CBS show that starred Tea Leoni as Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord. Read More...
Balancing uneasily on the thin tightrope between wrenching family drama and Hallmark Hall of Fame sentimentality, writer-director Elizabeth Chomko’s What They Had is a tricky movie to critique without sounding heartless or downright churlish. While it’s loaded with excellent ensemble performances and flashes of real poignancy, it can’t seem to help itself from occasionally jack-knifing into heavy-handed wrong turns that can play as clichéd or phony. It’s half of a great movie. Read More...
