Harrison Ford has landed at the top of a new list of the best movie presidents.

Happy Birthday to Manchester United footballer Wayne Rooney (1985), singer Monica (1980), supermodel Caprice Bourret (1974), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit actor B.D. Wong(1962),

Kevin Kline was horrified to hear his death speech in a performance of Cyrano De Bergerac last year was ruined by an audience member on the phone. The thespian was so into the scene he blocked out the chatter

These days it seems celebrity couples are the most fascinating things on Earth. Real news like wars, famine, genocide, elections, etc. all take a back seat

Tom Cruise is set to become the latest movie star to get a taste of real power - and play the U.S. President. The Mission: Impossible III star is in talks to play America's leader in filmmaker Phillip Noyce new movie 28th Amendment.

There are no doubts that Emile Hirsch is more than a good-looking heartthrob. He shows diversity and variety in choosing his roles, never sticking to the same old routine.

Jennifer Garner is proving to be a big hit on Broadway - her run in Cyrano De Bergerac has been extended. The actress and co-star Kevin Kline will now take the play into 2008 due to overwhelming ticket demand.

Jennifer Garner is delighted the Broadway strike is over because she's tired of getting attacked in the street by angry ticket holders to her show. The star is making her Broadway debut in a revival of hit play "Cyrano," opposite Kevin Kline, but was forced to leave the show for over a week when the stagehands dispute became a walk-out last week.

Ben Affleck made sure he can support his beloved Boston Red Sox in the baseball World Series - by checking out his wife's Broadway debut in advance.

Happy Birthday to Manchester United footballer Wayne Rooney (1985), singer Monica (1980), supermodel Caprice Bourret (1974), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit actor B.D. Wong (1962), comedic and dramatic actor Kevin Kline (1947), Amadeus actor F. Murray Abraham (1939), '50s teen hearthrob David Nelson (1936),