Ashton Kutcher seems like he’d be a fun guy to hang out with. I wonder what life is like at home with Demi Moore. They must have a blast together. And between those two and Bruce Willis, they’re like the poster family for blended families.
Kutcher is starring in a new sex-romp comedy called "Spread," about a guy who goes through women like nobody’s business. Until he meets that certain woman (Margarita Levieva) who’s bound to change his perspective on things.
Directed by David Mackenzie, "Spread" also stars Anne Heche, Sebastian Stan, Sonia Rockwell and Maria Conchita Alonso. It’s rated … [Read More]

Alexis Raben is currently heating up movie screens as a hot lesbian in "Miss March," co-starring in the sex-romp comedy with Zach Cregger and Trevor Moore. But you might be surprised to learn that she initially wanted to be a director. Read on for my exclusive interview with the star …
JANE: You created your first short film at the School of Visual Arts in New York when you were in high school. Is it your goal to be a filmmaker and/or director?
ALEXIS: It was originally my goal to be a director. I studied film at college and was beginning … [Read More]

I loved “The Wrestler,” and it made me think back to my favorite Mickey Rourke movies. Here’s my top five below. See if you agree and if not, tell me your favorites in the comments section.
5. “Diner” (1982). Rourke played Robert “Boogie” Sheftell in this classic that also starred Kevin Bacon, Timothy Daly, Daniel Stern, and Steve Guttenberg. The movie is set in 1959 Baltimore and follows a bunch of college-aged guys on their journey into adulthood. [IMDB Page]
4. “The Rainmaker” (1997). Big fan of John Grisham books and movies here, and this is a fab film directed by … [Read More]

It’s fun to see Mickey Rourke back in action. He’s so unconventional and just says whatever he feels, which is refreshing in the world of Hollywood spin doctors.
And ooh, if you want to see a sexy movie, check out "Wild Orchid." Yowza. Rourke and Carre Otis were a couple at the time the film was made, and rumors still persist that the sex scenes were real (though Otis denied it in a 2004 interview).
Here, Rourke talks with David Letterman about snagging his comeback role in "The Wrestler," in theaters right now. 

Here’s a pic of Penelope Cruz, in London after the screening of her new movie. The caption doesn’t say which movie, but I’m guessing it’s "Elegy," in which she gets involved with a cultural critic, played by Ben Kingsley. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winner Philip Roth’s short novel, "The Dying Animal," the movie begins as a sex-charged relationship and evolves into a romance. Also stars Dennis Hopper, Patricia Clarkson, and Peter Sarsgaard.
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