There's a double edged sword that comes along with being a famous television star; you have the success and Golden Globe nominations, but what do you do afterward?

Singer/actress Mandy Moore is desperate to break away from her girl-next-door image because she's struggling to land decent movie roles.

In this town (Los Angeles) and this industry (entertainment), there are a handful of strong, intelligent, funny women who - once they finally broke onto the radar - have worked consistently in equally strong, intelligent, funny roles.

Television. It's a compelling medium in itself - but also frequently acts as a launching pad for actors chasing big screen dreams. To think that full-fledged movie stars like Tom Hanks, Jennifer Aniston, George Clooney, and Katherine Heigl all got their big breaks on television shows. So, who should the next TV-turned-movie star be? Here's our Top 10 List to get you thinking.

1) Ryan Gosling is easily one of the most underrated male actors in Hollywood today. The Golden Globe-nominated actor made his television debut at a very young age in "The Mickey Mouse Club" alongside future superstars J.C. Chasez and Justin Timberlake of *NSYNC, Christina Aguilera, and Britney Spears.

NEW YORK (AP) - Mandy Moore, the angel-faced actress and sometime singer, interrupted her recent concert in Manhattan to grumble for a moment about the men who did her wrong.

Here's how bad ''License to Wed'' is: Even the outtakes at the end are lame. It's exactly what it looks like from the commercials - a one-joke movie, and that one joke isn't even funny to begin with.

A professional collaboration between a popular lyricist and a washed-up musician takes a decidedly personal turn as the pair gradually find their relationship developing into something much deeper in the romantic comedy Music & Lyrics. Also on DVD: Catch & Release, Because I Said So, The Painted Veil, and Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus.

NEW YORK (AP) - Lauren Graham, who plays an independent mom in the drama-comedy Gilmore Girls, says she's not upset the show is ending.''I think it's the best decision for the show,'' Graham told Newsweek for editions that will hit newstands on Monday. ''One of the things Alexis (Bledel, her costar) and I wished could be different was the schedule, and it really can't be.''

A mother's love knows no boundaries in Because I Said So, an irresistible comedy about the complex bond between mothers and daughters, coming to DVD on May 8, 2007 just in time for Mother's Day from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.