On Friday Woody Allen's film "To Rome With Love" came out in theaters, the latest of the famous director, writer, and actor's many flicks about love — both lost and found.
We are super-excited about the Oscars, which are this Sunday, but it turns out that out of all nine Best Picture nominees, most of us have only seen "Midnight in Paris" and maybe one other movie. Oops. It makes sense that the YourTango staff has a penchant for romantic movies, but does "Midnight in Paris," Woody Allen's latest, stand a chance at winning Best Picture?
From Friends With Benefits to Midnight in Paris, check out our photo gallery of the most romantic movies of 2011.
Diane Keaton won't reveal why she and Woody Allen broke up back in the 70s, but she's not holding back on much else in her new memoir, 'Then Again.'
An English woman decided that since she had the old bull, she just had to try the young calf. A man in the UK was dumped by his wife in favor of his son who was, in turn, dumped for his best friends. You'd guess the captain of the swim team would be next somewhere. But where does this tawdry tale of taboo and infidelity rank on the Woody Allen meter?
In Hollywood, age differences of 15 years or more are as common as Botox and palm trees, as celebrities seem to think nothing of dating someone significantly older or younger than them. And although one of Hollywood’s longest-running age gap couples, Barbara Hershey, 62, and Naveen Andrews, 41, recently called it quits after 11 years together, below are nine other May-December relationships that are still going strong.
Have you heard this one yet? Woody Allen thinks Roman Polanski should be left alone for the decades-old sex crime that currently has him under house arrest in Gstaad, Switzerland. According to Allen, Polanski "was embarrassed by the whole thing," "has suffered," and is "an artist and is a nice person" who "did something wrong and he paid for it." So there you go. Of course the irony and the humor in this statement is that it is completely what you would expect to come out of his mouth given Allen's own career-tainting sex scandal. You know, the whole affair and eventual marriage to his adopted daughter. But as the bespectacled said recently, "One must have one's delusions to live. If you look at life too honestly and too clearly life does become unbearable because it's a pretty grim enterprise."
Our jaws dropped last Friday when Rosie O'Donnell, who is a good friend of Mia Farrow's, posted a recent picture of Mia's 22 year-old son, Ronan Farrow, on her blog. Yowza! For someone who shares half of Woody Allen's genes, Ronan is quite the dreamboat. Given his father's comedic talent and his mother's activism, though, we're not surprised that Ronan's more than just a pretty face. Here are a few more reasons why he's our crush of the week (or of all time):
Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz have kept their relationship pretty much hush-hush since they started dating while filming Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona, but now sources say they may be planning to tie the knot this holiday season.
The love triangle: it's often used as a plot device in our favorite movies and TV shows because of the irresistible drama created by a character torn between two lovers. However, with the recent David Letterman sex scandal and rumors swirling about Justin Timberlake's alleged double duty with Jessica Biel and Rihanna, we're reminded that, in Hollywood, these sticky situations happen just as often off-screen as on. And in real life, love triangles aren't quite so much fun. The fallout can be devastating for everyone involved—both emotionally and career-wise.
Mackenzie Phillips brought free family love into spotlight this week. YourTango's Celebrity Love lists three other pairs that made us cringe.
