People
Cruise tries to block Scientology video
A bizarre nine-minute video, in which Tom Cruise talks about the privilege of being a Scientologist against the soundtrack to his Mission:Impossible films, has been pulled
from various blogs and internet sites including YouTube amid allegations that the Hollywood star is pulling his weight to protect his... [continued]
See the video 
Fabio in hot water over tax evasion
Barely installed as the new England football manager Fabio Capello is under investigation in Italy for tax evasion. The allegations, which link Capello to the Serie A Italian
football scandal in 2006, concern the 61-year-old manager's time at the Juventus club. Prosecutors in Turin have been investigating Capello's earnings between... [continued]
Fabulissimo! Capello's life in pictures
Atonement wins 14 Bafta nominations
The romantic drama Atonement, based on Ian McEwan's novel of the same name, has won 14 nominations for Bafta awards announced in London this morning. As well as
being shortlisted for the best film award, stars Keira Knightley and James McAvoy (above) are nominated for best actress and actor and... [continued]
See trailers for Bafta-nominated films
Stars set to descend on strike-free Baftas
See full list of nominees
In Brief: Miller book to be made into film
The debut novel by Rebecca Miller (pictured), daughter of playwright Arthur Miller and wife of actor Daniel Day Lewis, is to be made into a film; The Private Lives of Pippa Lee will star Robin Wright Penn, Julianne Moore and Winona Ryder... America Ferrera, the star of... [continued]
Binoche set for dance debut in London
Academy Award winner Juliet Binoche is putting her film career on hold to concentrate on dance. The French actress will make her contemporary dance debut at the National Theatre next month. Binoche, who won an Oscar for her role in The English Patient, is collaborating with British choreographer Akran Khan... [continued]
Diana inquest latest: Burrell humiliated
Paul Burrell, the Princess of Wales's one-time butler, spent a "ghastly" hour at the inquest into the death of Diana and her companion Dodi Fayed yesterday when it emerged that the "secret" he refused to disclose to the court on Monday was not so secret after all.... [continued]
Stones film to open Berlinale
Martin Scorsese's long-awaited documentary about the Rolling Stones, Shine A Light, is to open the Berlin Film Festival on February 7. The film, which takes
its title from a song written by Mick Jagger in early 1970 following Brian Jones's death, spans the group's 45-year career and includes sensational footage... [continued]
Scorsese shines a light on the Stones
See Shine A Light trailer
Greenspan joins Paulson hedge fund
The hedge fund that has profited most from the subprime mortgage meltdown has hired the man who is widely blamed for causing it - former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan. The 81-year-old is set to join the Paulson & Company as an adviser on economic issues and... [continued]
