Movies & TV - Nov. 5, 2009
On Hollywood: Talking "Paranormal Activity"
"Paranormal Activity" is the surprise hit of the year in movies. Made for $11,000 by director Oren Peli and shot at his home, the film has made over $60 million. Its young stars, Katie Featherston and Micah Sloat spoke with OnMilwaukee.com's Gino Salomone recently.
Tags: hollywood, gino salomone, micah sloat, paranormal activity, katie featherston, oren peli

Movies & TV - Oct. 9, 2008
Video of the Day: The No. 1 movie in America is...
"Beverly Hills Chihuahua," a live-action animated film featuring the voices of Drew Barrymore and Andy Garcia, won last weekend's box office battle with a gross of $29.3 million.
Tags: beverly hills chihuahua, hollywood, box office, drew barrymore, andy garcia, michael cera

Milwaukee Buzz - Dec. 14, 2006
Golden Globes 2007
The 2007 Golden Globe nominees have been announced. Here are a few predictions with some commentary.
Tags: golden globe, hollywood, hfpa, hollywood foreign press, actors, actresses

Sports - Jan. 18, 2006
Sports' true stories are always better than Hollywood's fiction
If Hollywood insists on taking real sports stories and turning them into fiction, why not just have a field day? Here are some of OMC national sports columnist Steve Czaban's re-writes of sports classics.
Tags: glory road, hollywood, namath

Milwaukee Buzz - May 6, 2003
Milwaukee Talks: Sam Page
Whitefish Bay's Sam Page is best known for his role as Trey on the soap "All My Children," on ABC and he was recently named one of People magazine's Hottest Bachelors. We caught up with him on a recent visit to Milwaukee.
Tags: Milwaukee Talks: Sam Page, soaps, actor, Hollywood

Movies & TV - Jan. 1, 2003
Top films of 2002
As always, Hollywood served up its share of blockbusters and duds in 2002, but there's always good stuff hiding among the showy trees of Tinseltown and here are Bobby Tanzilo's picks for the best films of 2002. Let the debate commence!
Tags: films, Hollywood

Movies & TV - Aug. 24, 2002
The kid fades from the picture
Although engaging in the first two-thirds, "The Kid Stays in the Picture" -- a documentary about Hollywood's Robert Evans -- loses its dynamism later, accurately reflecting Evans' career and private life. The presentation is grand and so is Evans' early tough-talking. It's his best picture in years, but, sadly, that's not saying much.
Tags: The Kid Stays in the Picture, Robert Evans, Hollywood, Paramount, Godfather, Coppola