Daniel Day-Lewis and French actress Marion Cotillard were both winners at the Los Angeles Film Critics Awards - landing the Best Actor and Actress prizes.

Happy Birthday to actress Marla Sololoff (1980), Jarhead star Jake Gyllenhaal (1980), Denver Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer (1974), Oakland Raiders defenseman Warren Sapp (1972), Charmed star Alyssa Milano (1972), original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Kristy Swanson (1969),

If you haven’t heard the name Marion Cotillard until now, you’ll certainly be hearing much more of her in the coming months, as Oscar buzz continues to build for her star-making performance in this year’s top-grossing foreign film, La Vie En Rose, making its DVD debut on November 13 from HBO Video.

Brad Pitt went green at the Hollywood Awards on Monday night, arriving at the glitzy Los Angeles event in a chauffeur-driven Toyota Prius hybrid.

Sexy actress Megan Fox has had fiancé Brian Austin Green's first name tattooed on her stomach. "I've had a few encounters with fans who start crying, and that freaks me out because I don't know what to do." Rihanna finds meeting some fans uncomfortable.

Daniel Bruhl and Marion Cotillard won the audience prizes for Best Actor and Best Actress respectively at the Seattle Film Festival in Washington over the weekend. Bruhl was honored for his role in Salvador, while Cotillard's performance as singer Edith Piaf in La Vie En Rose was celebrated.

One of rock's hardest lessons is that the impact of an artist's career is often not measured by the time he spends among us, but rather by the intensity with which his music reverberates after he is gone.

Happy Birthday to actress Marla Sololoff (1980), Jarhead star Jake Gyllenhaal (1980), Denver Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer (1974), Oakland Raiders defenseman Warren Sapp (1972), Charmed star Alyssa Milano (1972), original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Kristy Swanson (1969), Flashdance star Jennifer Beals (1963), legendary football defenseman Reggie White (1961; d. 2004), Brady boy Mike Lookinland (1960), "Spenser: For Hire" actor Robert Urich (1946; d. 2002), baseball hall-of-famer Al Kaline (1934), actress Cicely Tyson (1933), and French singer/actress Edith Piaf (1915; d. 1963).