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Johnny Crawford was an actor best known for his role as young Mark McCain on “The Rifleman.”Crawford got his start in Hollywood as one of the original Mouseketeers on “The Mickey Mouse Club” for its first season in 1955, when he was just nine years old. After that season, producers cut the number of Mouseketeers in half, and Crawford didn’t return.

Being in a room with snakes isn’t the usual songwriting process for Lionel Richie.

 “Catherine and I and the children adored her; she will always be in our hearts.”Anne’s death occurred just over a year after her husband Kirk died at the age of 103 on February 5 2020.Anne developed a successful career in the entertainment industry as a location scout for John Huston, a publicist at Cannes. She then became the president of Kirk's production company.Anne also received a producer credit on Peg Leg, Musket & Sabre in 1973, and 1975’s Posse, which starred her husband.The publicist went on to dedicate her time to philanthropy work, including founding the Anne Douglas Center for Women at the Los Angeles Mission and cofounding The Douglas Foundation with Hollywood icon Kirk.Anne first met Kirk in 1953 on the set of Act of Love

Lucy Liusays there is a lot more work to be done in order to eradicate the Asian stereotypes perpetuated by society and the media over the last 200 years.The actress, 52, penned a powerful opinion piece for the Washington Post, where she reflected on growing up without representation in Hollywood and working to break the 'cultural box' for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.'I feel fortunate to have "moved the needle" a little with some mainstream success, but it is circumscribed, and there is still much further to go,' wrote Liu.

Anne Douglas, the widow of Kirk Douglas, has died. The former publicist was 102.

Kirk Douglas’ wife and philanthropist, Anne Buydens, has died. She was 102.

It’s become a running joke in Hollywood that actor Paul Rudd doesn’t age, thanks to being one of the most drama-free, truly good hearted stars in show business. While he still is ridiculously youthful looking at the age of 52, Paul is giving fans a taste of what could be one day should his hair go completely white and he develop wrinkles. The Ant Man star was photographed on the set of his new limited TV series The Shrink Next Door on Thursday, April 29, and was completely unrecognizable.

Lady Gaga’s French bulldogs. Gaga’s dog walker Ryan Fischer was shot in the incident near Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood in February, as a group of men jumped out of a car and tried to steal the dogs.

Law & Order fans may be surprised to learn that Mariska Hargitay‘s siblings also work in Hollywood. Hargitay, who is best kown for her role as Detective Olivia Benson (now Commander) in NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, has two full siblings and three half-siblings.

Arrests have been made in the alleged dognapping of Lady Gaga's two French Bulldogs, according to reports.

With more than 30 years in Hollywood, Mariska Hargitay‘s plastic surgery opinions have changed over time. Though Hargitay, who is best known for her role as Detective Olivia Benson on NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, hasn’t confirmed any procedures she’s done, she’s made it known that she’s not opposed to plastic surgery by any means—though she does prefer the more “natural look.”

The creator of “Entourage” is blaming a “wave of righteous PC culture” for recent backlash against the HBO show. 

 Brad Pitt  can easily be described as a chameleon. The 57-year-old actor has sported various hairstyles and beard types throughout his years in the spotlight and honestly, the ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ actor looks handsome no matter what he does with his look.

The controversy that surrounds filmmaker Roman Polanksi isn’t something that was newly discovered when the #MeToo movement began several years ago. No, Polanski’s well-documented conviction of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor has been public knowledge for decades, and his eventual escape to Europe to evade prison time has lasted just as long.

We’ve been in Hollywood long enough to earn our own star on the walk of fame, and so have these Hollywood celebs. The 2021 Oscars inspired us to dig deep into the Hollywood.com archives to get nostalgic about some of our favorite Hollywood celebs.

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Along with his career-defining roles, Mark Wahlberg has also been known for toned physique and commitment exercise and nutrition.But for his next film, the leading man has been packing on as many as 30 pounds to playFather Stuart Long alongside Mel Gibson, who plays his father in the drama film, Stu.And on Wednesday the pair were spotted moments after theystepped out of their trailers on set, which is filming in Burbank, just over the hill from Hollywood.Scroll down to video Packing it on: Mark Wahlberg, 49, looked much heavier and bulkier when he was seen on the set of the drama film Stu in Wednesday in Burbank, which is just over the hill from HollywoodWahlberg, 49, wore light grey shots with a darker grey fitted shirt, that helped

Most of this year’s Oscars moments went viral for the wrong reasons, but at least the people sharing them knew what awkwardness they were witnessing! (Ugh, that In Memoriam…)

Antonio Ferme editorThe opening musical number in “Best Summer Ever” ends with a kiss between protagonists Sage (Shannon DeVido) and Tony (Rickey Wilson Jr.), who fall in love at a sleepaway dance camp in Vermont. Executive producer Will Halby said he shared a realization with his crew while filming this scene.“I turned to our directors and said, ‘I don’t think that this is something that has ever been put on film before,’” Halby said.What’s unprecedented here is that Sage is in a wheelchair and is played by an actress who herself is in a wheelchair.

Anya Taylor-Joy is opening up about bullying, and why she almost quit acting before she landed her role as Beth Harmon in .The 25-year-old actress covers 's May 2021 Rising Stars issue, and gets candid about everything from growing up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to her experience in Hollywood in her accompanying interview with the magazine.«I joke about this, but I'm kind of serious when I say that the characters in the  books were my friends. I spent the first two years in England playing hand-clap games with plants — if you slap them hard enough, they clap back — and learning how to read,» Taylor-Joy admits.

Marti Noxon and Jessica Rhoades are behind Torchlighter Dinners, a series of gatherings for women in television to talk all things industry – from finding the right agent, creating a diverse writers room to fighting for pay parity. With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic the duo, who became close friends after executive producing together Sharp Objects, took their intimate gatherings to Zoom for ATX, where they invited a group of top showrunners and up-and-coming writers, Tanya Saracho (Vida), Nichelle Tramble Spellman (Truth Be Told), Janine Nabers (Atlanta), Jenniffer Gomez (Vida), Sarah Acosta (Second Wave) and Erika L. Johnson (The Good Lord Bird), to share best practices and common experiences as women in Hollywood.