Betty White is America's Golden Girl - she's the celebrity most trusted to front a company's campaign, according to a new poll.

In the survey by Reuters, Americans voted the beloved 89-year-old actress as the best person to drive up business for any brand she endorsed, with an 86 per cent lead.

Next in the popularity stakes is Denzel Washington with 85 per cent, Sandra Bullock is third (84 per cent) with acting legend Clint Eastwood fourth and Tom Hanks in fifth.

The top ten is rounded out by Harrison Ford, Morgan Freeman, Catherine, Duchess of Cornwall, Will Smith and Johnny Depp.

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Ridley Scott is set to revisit the sci-fi world of Blade Runner.

The moviemaker directed Harrison Ford in the cult 1982 film and now Deadline.com reports he has signed on to direct and produce a new installment of the movie, based on Philip K. Dick's 1968 novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep."

Ford played a retired detective hired to track down human-like androids in 2019.

It is not known if the new film will be a remake, prequel or sequel.

Today is International Forgiveness Day. Here at Starpulse we thought it would be a good time to take a hard look at some of our most scandalous celebrities, and the troubles they’ve gotten into, and see if we can find it in our hearts to forgive them.

But as the Roman philosopher Seneca said, “To forgive all is as inhuman as to forgive none,” so it was impossible to be completely charitable.

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Forgivability Rating: 7/10

No, it’s never all right to cheat on your spouse. It’s a betrayal of love that earns most people a “I’m an untrustworthy person” forehead...

Actress Olivia Wilde raced Cowboys & Aliens co-star Harrison Ford to the set of the movie in New Mexico - to see if she could get there in her car before he arrived in his helicopter.

Ford has a clause in his contract that allows him to pilot in to movie sets in his chopper - and Wilde loved the challenge of trying to get to work before the veteran action man.

She says, "I'd be in my car and I'd see him and be like, 'Come on, I can do it!' You'd see him coming across the skyline. He usually won."

Ford may have been great in the air, but Wilde insists he's not the greatest driver on the...

She’s got the body, and it comes with the brains. The hot-on-small-screen House star Olivia Wilde hits the silver screen this summer with two big movies. We caught up with her long enough to get the scoop on her input in The Change-Up, the R-rated scenes and dating.

At the end of July, Olivia Wilde went back in time with Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford to the Old West in Cowboys & Aliens. Not bad for the 27-year-old actress who’s been listed on Maxim’s Hot 100 list more times than anyone can count. So, what’s better than playing cowgirl with two rugged superstars? Playing tag team between...

The Smurfs have been left a little blue after learning their hit family film didn't quite have the pulling power at the U.S. box office to share the top spot at the weekend.

Initial estimates suggested the film had tied for the number one slot with action blockbuster Cowboys & Aliens - but official figures have the little blue men in second place.

Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig's film have edged ahead, claiming $1 million more than The Smurfs at the U.S. box office.

Cowboys & Aliens romped to the top of the charts with a $36.4 million opening weekend take.

Based on its name, “Cowboys & Aliens” sounds like a playful, genre-mashing romp, similar to something imagined by Tarantino or Rodriguez. “Iron Man” director Jon Favreau tries to prove though, that he can overcome these expectations, by telling a serious tale about cowboys fighting aliens. The fruit of Favreau's labors is a film which plays like a stiff western laced with science fiction.

It starts out promising: the camera pans across a desert landscape, where it is interrupted by a confused man (Daniel Craig) jolting awake. He has amnesia, but he's more alarmed by his open wound and t...

What do you get when you blend Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde, an overflow of Westernized attitude, look and feel, Aliens and a plot which would need to be approached with a suspended mind-set of any reality? A beautifully, pieced, cinematic, orgy, which went on a bit too long, but tolerated due to payoff brought to you courtesy of Queens Native, Jon Favreau!

Clearly one of the most anticipated films this year, Cowboys & Aliens melds two of the most beloved film genres in history, and making it clear when ideas flow beyond anyone’s comprehension, anything in Hollywood is indeed ...

Two Jews On Film - By Joan Alperin-Schwartz: The year is 1873. The place...New Mexico...A man (Daniel Craig) wakes up in the middle of nowhere. He has no idea who he is or where he is. All he knows is...there's a thick metal bracelet on his wrist and he can't remove it.

After fighting off some would-be robbers with a few swift kicks and punches, the Man wanders into the town of Absolution where he finds...

Percy Dolarhyde (Paul Dano) picking fights with anyone in his path. Percy's dad is a big cattle baron and Percy is a big bully. But this time Percy goes too far. He winds up accid...

Harrison Ford was busy setting up a deal for "Air Force One... 2" before his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live when an old enemy arrived. Of course, the last we saw Ford and Chewbacca they were still on speaking terms. Watch below:

"Daniel Craig's my Wookie bitch now!" Of course, Craig is Harrison's co-star in Cowboys & Aliens - funny, he didn't look all that hairy in the trailers.

It seemed a great recipe for success: my favorite actor (Daniel Craig), one of film's iconic names (Harrison Ford), and one of my favorite directors (Jon Favreau). And it almost was. While Cowboys & Aliens is worth the price of admission, it's lacking in places that keep it from being the truly awesome film it could have been.

The biggest plus that the flick has going for it is that it defies all the usual claptrap of a summer blockbuster. Its action sequences are definitely big and loud, but not to the point of incoherence; with the exception of the final confrontation, it's relatively ...

Fans at this year's Comic Con who attended the Star Wars Fan Movie Awards were surprised with a short teaser for the upcoming (Sept. 16) Star Wars Saga Blu-ray release featuring a few storied deleted scenes from the original trilogy.

The clip includes a short teaser from last year's event, in which Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) is shown building his green lightsaber before heading off to save Han Solo (Harrison Ford) from Jabba The Hutt.

Also included in the clip are shots of a sandstorm scene and an extended shield generator battle from Return of the Jedi; escaping Wampa snow creatures fr...

“Captain America: The First Avenger” surprised me last week, by outdoing other summer superhero films like “Thor” and “Green Lantern.” Director Joe Johnston delivers a good old fashioned fun time injecting action, humor, and just the right amount of camp into the film. For more of my thoughts, check out my review.

This week you’ll have the chance to catch the sci-fi action epic “Cowboys & Aliens,” the romantic dramedy “Crazy, Stupid, Love,” the silly comedy “The Smurfs,” the British alien invasion flick “Attack the Block,” the independent drama “The Future,” the biopic “The Devil’s...

Olivia Wilde owes her life to her "Cowboys & Aliens" co-star Walton Goggins after he saved her from getting trampled to death in a horse stampede scene.

The star appears alongside Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford in Jon Favreau's new sci-fi Western and she hit the red carpet for the movie's big premiere at Comic-Con in San Diego, California on Saturday.

But Wilde admits she is lucky to be alive - and it's only thanks to Goggins' quick-thinking that she escaped one harrowing shoot unharmed.

Speaking at the big screening, she tells E! News, "We were riding 40 horses deep, galloping into batt...

Harrison Ford has branded his Indiana Jones co-star Shia LaBeouf an "idiot" for publicly slating the latest film in the franchise.

The pair worked together on 2008's Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull, the follow-up to the adventurer's third outing in 1989.

The blockbuster was a box office hit, grossing nearly $800 million worldwide, but it received mixed reviews from critics and fans. And following its release, LaBeouf admitted he was disappointed with the revival, insisting he had "dropped the ball" and let devotees down.

Last year, he said, "I feel like I dropped the...

Author’s note: This film, which I’m about to review, is one of the most influential from my childhood. From the first frame, to the end credits, I sat captivated, as I watched it time after countless time. In fact, my VHS copy got so much use, that it’s barely playable now.

“Raiders of the Lost Ark” which turned 30 on Sunday, had a profound impact on me, stimulating my imagination and inspiring a passion for movies that I still possess today as an adult. It is from this perspective, that I share my opinion with you.

The Paramount Pictures mountaintop logo dissolves into an actual peak,...

The perfect recipe for a summer must-see film boils down to this: it either has to be full of adrenaline pumping action that usually involves some supernatural powers, or it has to be outrageously funny and maybe even a little cringe-worthy, or it’s a romantic comedy, which, hey, is always in season.

This summer has already been kicked off to a start with a string of blockbuster hits. You’ve got your superhero action films, “Thor,” “X-Men,” and “Pirates of the Caribbean,” you’ve got a heaping dose of the funnies, with the record-breaking “The Hangover Part II” and its female equivalent, ...

It wouldn't be Star Wars day without an official announcement from Lucasfilm about the upcoming release of the entire Star Wars saga on Blu-ray. Perhaps the most anticipated Blu-ray release since the format's inception, Star Wars: The Complete Saga will be released on September 16th, and features a ton of extras in a nine-disc collection.

Here's the official info, and May the 4th be with you!

Bring home the adventure and share Star Wars with your whole family -- when STAR WARS: THE COMPLETE SAGA comes to Blu-ray Disc from Lucasfilm Ltd. and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment! To be...

Daniel Craig was in agony riding horses for upcoming blockbuster "Cowboys And Aliens."

He explained, "You get over the saddle soreness, thankfully. I mean, after a week the scabs heal over. You think I'm joking? Why do you think cowboys walk so funny?"

Based on the graphic novel by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, "Cowboys & Aliens" starts in 1800s Arizona, where the local cowboys, headed by gunslinger Zeke Jackson (Craig), and the indigenous Apache tribe have been feuding fiercely for quite a while. Their skirmish is interrupted, however, by the appearance of a spaceship, commanded by an alien...

What really makes a memorable movie car chase? Could it be speed, style, sass – or maybe all of the above? The arrival of "Fast Five" (hitting theaters on April 29), which combines all the original Fast and Furious gang with some highly decked out new roadsters, has us at Starpulse revving our engines with nostalgia. With so many seriously significant car sequences in cinema history, how do you choose what’s really the best? Well, the brain has been wracked and the result is a list (complete with visual aids!) of some of the most speedometer pushing, gas peddle slamming, tongue-in-cheek...

Harrison Ford became so attached to the horse he rides in new movie Cowboys & Aliens, he is "trying to buy" his trusty steed.

The Indiana Jones star plays a cowboy in Jon Favreau's sci-fi western blockbuster and spent a lot of time riding during the shoot.

Ford admits he was determined to enjoy his stint in the saddle so he "auditioned" the horses himself. And he has become so enamored with one of them, he wants to keep it permanently.

He tells the Los Angeles Times, "I came sort of 'horse ready'. I auditioned a couple of horses, three or four, before I ever came out. I found one hors...

Gunslinger Zeke Jackson (Daniel Craig) can't remember his name, why the mysterious device on his arm was put there, and who (or what) put it there. So begins the first official trailer for this summer's blockbuster Cowboys & Aliens, which debuted during Thursday night's episode of American Idol.

The film, based on Scott Mitchell Rosenberg's graphic novel of the same name, takes place in 1800s Arizona, where a conflict between local cowboys and the Apache Indian tribe gets interrupted by alien visitors bent on enslaving humans. How in the world are 19th century humans supposed to compete wi...

It's a big day for Kurt Russell - the Hollywood star turns 60 today. The birthday boy was born on St. Patrick's Day in 1951, and by the tender age of 10 he had landed his first acting job, making his big screen debut in "The Absent-Minded Professor."

One of the few child stars to carve out a lasting and successful career, Russell has been in over 40 movies in the past four decades.

And there'll be another milestone for Kurt in May - his partner Goldie Hawn's daughter Kate Hudson is due to welcome her second child!

To kick off the celebrations, WENN has compiled 10 fascinating facts abou...

A sensational cast including Rachel McAdams (The Notebook), Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones franchise) and Diane Keaton (Something’s Gotta Give) lights up the screen in the “tart, terrific comedy” (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone)
MORNING GLORY, starting your day off right on Blu-ray and DVD March 8, 2011 from Paramount Home Entertainment. Called “smart, fresh, brilliant [and] heartwarming” (Neil Rosen, NY1), MORNING GLORY tells the hilarious story of an upstart television producer (McAdams) who lands her dream job in New York City. But she quickly learns that the zany world of broadcasting w...

We spotted Rachel McAdams checking in and going through security before catching a flight at LAX over the weekend. What do you think of her floppy hat?

Rachel's recent film, "Morning Glory," arrives on DVD and Blu-ray tomorrow. In the film, a desperate female news producer (McAdams) attempts to put out the flames between an anchorman (Harrison Ford) and his blustery but iconic cohost (Diane Keaton) in a last-ditch effort to save their failing morning show.

She stars in several upcoming films, including "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows," "Midnight in Paris" and an untitled Terrence M...

Produced by J.J. Abrams ("Alias") and written by Aline Brosh McKenna ("The Devil Wears Prada"), director Roger Michell's "Morning Glory" is a comedic glimpse into the cutthroat world of live television.

A desperate female news producer (Rachel McAdams) attempts to put out the flames between an anchorman (Harrison Ford) and his blustery but iconic cohost (Diane Keaton) in a last-ditch effort to save their failing morning show.

Jeff Goldblum co-stars in the Paramount Pictures production.

Some years, certain nominees seem to be locks to win Oscars. Yet almost every year, there is some sort of major upset at the Academy Awards. Some years there are none, but other years there are multiple. What will this year have in store? At this point, it's anybody's guess.

Looking back at the 10 most surprising wins of the last 15 years, can we notice any patterns? Here they are, in chronological order.

1. Juliette Binoche (The English Patient) beats Lauren Bacall (The Mirror Has Two Faces) for Supporting Actress (1996)

Binoche looked like someone whacked her on the side of the h...

Veteran actor Harrison Ford is urging officials to change the country's gun laws in the wake of a fatal shooting, which left six people dead, in Arizona last weekend.

Jared Lee Loughner is alleged to have embarked on a shooting spree at a political event in the state on Saturday, killing six, including a nine-year-old child, as well as seriously injuring congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.

Ford was stunned to read about the atrocity and he's appealed to lawmakers to tighten up their rules about who can be licensed to own a gun.

He tells Britain's The Times, "I don't think that what we ha...

Harrison Ford has reached out to Michael Douglas as the actor nears the end of his cancer battle, insisting he's "very happy" to hear his pal has been given good news.

Douglas was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer in August and after six months of chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment, the tumor has gone.

The Oscar-winner revealed the news in an interview earlier this week, although he will still need to undergo regular check-ups over the next two months to ensure the cancer doesn't return.

And Indiana Jones star Ford is delighted to hear about Douglas' health improvement.

He sa...

June was a bumper wedding month with Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green marrying on a beach in Hawaii, while Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart wed after seven years together. Gemma Arterton married Stefano Catelli, and Alanis Morissette married MC Souleye. British newsman Piers Morgan wed Celia Walden and Mena Suvari married music producer Simone Sestitos. Glee star Jane Lynch married Lara Embry in a civil partnership ceremony – and love was also in the air for Orlando Bloom, who announced his engagement to longterm girlfriend Miranda Kerr.

"Ugly Betty" star America Ferrera became engage...