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- Fast Times
- Men's Vogue gets behind the wheel of a race car with Grey's Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey
- Road Warrior
- Are you tired of your wife comparing you to that guy who plays a doctor on TV? Be careful. Patrick Dempsey — weekend racer and all-American good guy — might be just the kind of friend you wish you had.
- Father Figure
- With five kids to entertain, Chris O'Donnell — the former Boy Wonder — has traded the red carpet for Costco. And he's loving it.
- The Hollywood Exec
- HBO Films president Colin Callender — British, bookish, and family oriented — breaks the classic Tinseltown mold.
- The Fall of Roman
- Director Roman Polanski's "flight from justice" is well known. More scarce, as a new documentary, is any justice.
- Role Player
- Selma Blair has shone in dozens of films, inhabiting a gamut of characters from the frothy to the seedy. Now she's not only a leading lady — she's got her own action figure.
- Fine Form
- This summer, Zooey Deschanel takes an unlikely leap into the world of M. Night Shyamalan.
- Queen of Hearts
- As Anne Boleyn on Showtime's The Tudors, Natalie Dormer gives the royal bad girl a new lease on life.
- Pace Odyssey
- While an off-Broadway hit leads to TV ubiquity and a reinvention of the Hollywood character actor, Lee Pace keeps putting one foot in front of the other.
- Playing Doctor
- Olivia Wilde lived her own fantasy by marrying a prince at age 18. Now, as TV's new resident on House, Fox's hit medical mystery, she's making male viewers' dreams come true.
- Access Hollywood
- With the whole world focused on the awards shows, a select few stars head for higher elevations.
- Urban Archaeologist
- A hatmaker goes digging to create an iconic topper fit for the world's most famous adventurer, Indiana Jones, and the most discerning city dwellers.
- Storm Trooper
- He's the favorite to play Spider-Man on Broadway and gets steamy on-screen with Natalie, Scarlett, and Kate. On the cusp of breakout status, actor Jim Sturgess is just your everyday bloke.
- Ocean's Eleven
- After 25 years on the road, can the family that surfs together hang together?
- Marathon Man
- For ABC's David Muir, a presidential campaign isn't an exercise in democracy — it's an endurance contest with little sleep.
- Ice Heist
- Mad Men meets The Avengers in the provocative British film, Flawless.
- Home Wreckers
- A cinematic provocateur walks the fine line between horror and terror.
- The Filmmaker
- Jamie Johnson could have led a life of leisure. Instead, he's risked it all by turning his camera on the rich and powerful.
- Anchor Away
- ABC News' Bob Woodruff is the public face of traumatic brain injury — the untold legacy of the Iraq war.
- The 50 Most Influential Films
- As Oscar fever heats up, we present the movies that had the greatest impact on men's style.
- Picture Perfect
- Awards season demands a look back at 2007's definitive movies—and the scenes you'll remember long after the show is over.
- Lucky Charmer
- In his indie movies, Edward Burns cast himself as the guy with girl troubles. Now, raising a family with a supermodel wife, the director has his mind on a bigger picture.
- Eye of the Beholder
- For the razor-sharp director of Atonement, it's the details that make the big picture.
- Bullets Over Balitmore
- HBO's harrowing drama The Wire may be the most richly demanding series ever. As its fifth and final season debuts, a Charm City native considers its hard-won lessons.
- Furious George
- The man who built up Jason Bourne takes George Clooney down a peg.
- Wonder Boys
- Two college buddies amble out of Texas, shake up American movies, and become the country's best-loved cut-up and its reigning indie genius. Now, in the midst of personal crisis, Owen Wilson and Wes Anderson emerge with The Darjeeling Limited—their most ambitious collaboration yet.
- Fertile Mind
- With The Office open for business and megabucks movie riles turning him into a brand name, Steve Carell is cornering the market on funny business.
- Family Matters
- In Dirty Sexy Money a principled young lawyer reluctantly takes on New York's richest family, and finds that power and privilege have their price.
- The Need for Speed
- Known to the ladies as McSteamy on Grey's Anatomy, Eric Dane is actually more of a guy's guy who is game for driving too fast, diving too deep, and running right up to the edge. This season's rugged gear hasn't slowed him down a bit.
- Doc Hollywood
- On Fox's hit medical drama House, Hugh Laurie spends his days healing the sick and curing the wounded. But his experience outside the hospital has taught him the agony of success.
- Hail Marys
- Every week, a pigskin saga on Friday Night Lights lets its women run with the ball.
- Executive Privilege
- Mad Men's Madison Avenue in its heyday was swinging, sexy—and ready for a fall.
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