Bert Schneider, a producer of “Easy Rider” and other films that reflected and helped define the social unrest of the late 1960s and early ’70s, died on Monday in Los Angeles. He was 78. Darlene Hammond/Hulton Archive—Getty Images Bert Schneider with the

Ron Fletcher, a former dancer and choreographer who helped popularize the Pilates exercise system when he opened the first West Coast studio in 1972, died Tuesday at his home in Stonewall, Texas. He was 90. The cause was congestive heart failure, said Ky

I miss it. Is it gone for good? DEAR STACY: What is the ever-glamorous and lovely Candice Bergen up to lately? We haven't seen her since "Boston Legal." DEAR MARIAN: Then you haven't been watching "H

LOS ANGELES -- The Beverly Hills home of talent agent Sue Mengers, who died last month at 79, has come on the market at $4.995 million. The Hollywood Regency house, built in 1959, is a showcase of John Woolf's signature style. Centered on a rounded porti

Families celebrating Thanksgiving in the Hamptons over the weekend hit a pair of sneak screenings of director Steven Spielberg’s highly anticipated “War Horse” in between eating leftovers. Guests at the Disney film, Friday and Saturday evenings, included

"The Complete History of American Film Criticism" by Jerry Roberts "Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark" by Brian Kellow Reviewed by David Marshall James Jerry Roberts's volume is the most comprehensive study of American film criticism that I've encountered