Not too long ago Warner Bros. president of production, Jeff Robinov, stated, "We are no longer doing movies with women in the lead." Apparently, Robinov won't even look at a script with a female lead. Is this man spewing forth misogynistic quackery, or is he, as a businessman, simply stating the obvious - that women no longer come with built-in audiences, opening weekend numbers, and box office success?

Beso, Kuss, Bacio, Kiss - any way you say the word, it is a large part of Valentine's Day festivities. Whether it is sharing a romantic dinner, going to a movie or other romantic plans, a kiss is always involved.

Rock legend Mick Jagger has one career ambition remaining - he's desperate to direct a Hollywood film. The Rolling Stones frontman has acted in and produced a number of films, but has yet to take control of his own blockbuster.

Ask any movie or TV buff what their favorite one-liner is and you're bound to hear such quips as "I coulda been a contender," "I'll be back" and "Is that your final answer."

Actress Meg Ryan insists she was destined to adopt her Chinese daughter Daisy. The When Harry Met Sally star flew to China to collect baby Daisy, now two, in January 2006. And Ryan is certain fate brought mother and daughter together.

Former Spice Girls star Victoria Beckham and her soccer star husband David are hoping to set up home in Meg Ryan’s former mansion. The one-time pop star has been house hunting in Los Angeles, ahead of the Beckhams' move to California this summer, and has put in an offer on a Bel-Air mansion which once belonged to the When Harry Met Sally star.

Valentine’s Day is just a heartbeat away, so take your sweetie by the hand, grab some chewy chocolate treats, put extra butter on your popcorn, and check out some of Starpulse’s top romantic movies of all time.

2006 was a great year in the entertainment world; however, let us not forget those who entertained us for generations but have moved on. We look back on those entertainers and cultural icons who left us in 2006 to pay our respects... Jazz, R&B and pop singer Lou Rawls, lost a two year fight with brain and lung cancer (1/6). He was 72. Prolific film star of the 50s, 60s and 70s and star of such hits as Alfie and The Poseidon Adventure, Shelley Winters at age 85 (1/14). 60s soul star Wilson Pickett, who brought us such hits as Mustang Sally and In The Midnight Hour age 64; of a heart attack (1/19); and actor Anthony Franciosa, 77 (1/19). Country singer Janette Carter, of cuuntry music's founding family, the Carters, 82 (1/22); and actor Chris Penn, 40, brother of actor Sean Penn who starred in Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs (1/24). And Coretta Scott King (76), civil rights activist and wife of Martin Luther King, Jr (1/30).

City Slickers actor Bruno Kirby died on Monday in Los Angeles following a battle with leukemia. He was 57. Kirby's wife Lynn Sellers revealed yesterday that her late husband died from complications linked to the blood disease, with which he was only recently diagnosed.

Filmmaker Rob Reiner has slammed big budget Hollywood movies dominated by special effects and techno-wizardry, insisting the secret of success is good writing and casting. The When Harry Met Sally director says quality actors and an intelligent script can make any film work.