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Josh Kelley takes responsibility for his own vision with a new record label and a new CD, Just Say the Word.

Gil Kenan-The first-time director takes you to a Monster House.
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Nicole Kidman-The busiest woman in the movie biz looks at The Interpreter and Bewitched.
Cheyenne Kimball-A young singer releases her debut album and lives on MTV.
Jimmy Kimmel-The talk show host wants to shake up the format.
B.B. King-The legendary bluesman looks back while on his farewell tour.
Perry King-A Hollywood survivor balances acting with real life.
Stephen King and Frank Darabont-The master of horror fiction and the director behind arguably his greatest film adaptations reteam in The Mist.
Sir Ben Kingsley has to pick a new role or two with Oliver Twist and A Sound of Thunder.
Greg Kinnear-A Hollywood outsider stands up for the little guy in Flash of Genius.
Christopher Knight-A member of an iconic sitcom family puts his real life on screen in My Fair Brady.
Keira Knightley shows us two sides of herself in Pride and Prejudice and Domino.
krause1.gif (92386 bytes) Peter Krause (1999 Interview) and his co-horts in the cast of Sports Night prove that TV comedy doesn't have to be dumb.
Peter Krause (2004 Interview), Mark Ruffalo, Laura Dern & John Curran on the film We Don't Live Here Anymore.
Chantal Kreviazuk-We speak with one of the rare respected singer / songwriters who is able to keep her career in perspective to what is really important in her life.
Candace Kroslak-The former model puts on her acting shoes with American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile.
Lady Gaga-A dance-rock diva pursues The Fame.
Jessica Lange-One of our greatest actresses reunites with her love in Don't Come Knocking.
Matt Lanter revisits a classic with WarGames-The Dead Code.
The Lashes-Seattle's new pop hope breaks out with Get It!
The Last Great Fight-a new book asks the question: Was the Mike Tyson/Buster Douglas fight the end of the road for boxing?

Christopher Kennedy Lawford writes about his demons and his famous family.
Rachael Lawrence loves making I Hate My 30s.
Heath Ledger becomes a star with the most talked-about role of 2005 in Brokeback Mountain.
Ang Lee-The legendary director looks into dark corners in Chinese history in Lust, Passion.
Spike Lee chronicles the devastation of New Orleans in When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts.

John Leguizamo, Katherine Waterston and David Ross take a jaded look at suburbia in The Babysitters.
Eugene Levy-Canada's funniest non-comedian offers up his career For Your Consideration.

Richard Lewis-The famously neurotic stand-up legend finally comes to terms with his life and his career -- kinda...

Lifehouse hush those one-hit wonder whispers with their smash single "You and Me."

Toby Lightman-The soulful young singer talks about her debut album Little Things and single "Devils and Angels."

Laura Linney-The two-time Oscar nominated actress takes on horror in The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
Lionel-Bringing humor and deep thought back to talk radio.

Robert T. Littell recalls his best friend, John F. Kennedy, Jr., in a new memoir.
Little Big Town (2006 Interview)-A country foursome moves out of the "Boondocks."
Little Big Town (2007 Interview)-When we talked to them last year, they were taking a huge risk by going indie.  Now they've made it -- their way.
Ron Livingston-The comic actor takes a walk on the dark side of life with the drama Holly.
Lobo-We'd love you to want this 70s soft rock hitmaker.
Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina-A classic rock duo comes back together.
 
Patty Loveless-The country songbird goes back to her roots.
Low Millions-Adam Cohen, son of legendary songwriter Leonard Cohen, introduces his new group.
Josh Lucas pays tribute to blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo in a new documentary.
Lumidee-The Spanish Harlem-born reggae-rap artist makes sure her music is Unexpected.
Joshua Malina chats about his career and being the new man on The West Wing.

James Mangold-A director resurrects the Man in Black with Walk the Line.
The Manhattan Transfer celebrate 35 years in perfect harmony.
Joe Mantegna-The respected actor speaks about a career that has led him from Mamet to Joan of Arcadia.
Karl Markovics and his director Stefan Ruzowitsky take a look at a different side of the Holocaust in The Counterfeiters.
Garry Marshall and Doris Roberts-Two old comedy pros work at Keeping Up With the Steins.
Charlotte Martin-The singer/songwriter takes a walk On Your Shore.
 
Sir George Martin-The man behind the boards at Abbey Road with the Beatles reflects on a career of revolutionizing popular music.
James McAvoy and Keira Knightley look back in Atonement.
Jesse McCartney-The teen heartthrob grows up and gets funky with Departure.
Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr.-The sweet singing couple muse on love, music and one of the longest lasting unions in soul.
Mary McCormack plays a tough Federale in the cable series In Plain Sight.
Maureen McCormick-A former Brady sister has Gone Country.
Seamus McDonagh-He fought Evander Holyfield, now he takes on expectations.
Katharine McPhee follows up the most watched TV series in the world with a hit debut album and single "Over It." 
Rue Melo-The multilingual singer inspires us to "Check It."
Debra Messing returns to series television with The Starter Wife.
Method Man-The Wu Tang Clan rapper gets high on acting in The Wackness.
Breckin Meyer-The comic actor finds love and laughs in a Blue State.
Ingrid Michaelson-The singer/songwriter finds new avenues to making her CD Girls and Boys a smash hit.

Sienna Miller- The British actress segues from the gossip columns back to the cinema -- where she belongs -- in Casanova.

Helen Mirren-Acting royalty plays The Queen.
Mint Condition-The veteran R&B group is back and Livin' the Luxury Brown.
Gretchen Mol channels a pin-up Goddess as The Notorious Bettie Page.
Michael Moore-America's greatest documentary agitator takes on the HMOs in SiCKO.
Kathryn Morris-The Cold Case star has a red-hot career.
Viggo Mortensen patrols the hard streets of the former Soviet Union in Eastern Promises.
Nico Muhly-The classical musician is turning heads like Philip Glass and Björk.
Dermot Mulroney is honored for a life in independent film.
Anne Murray-a legendary songbird discusses her career and her CD Duets: Friends and Legends.
Musiq Soulchild-The neo-soul singer hopes that you're still Lovanmusiq.
Mutlu-Bringing a new sound to Philly blue-eyed soul.
Kathy Najimy-Actress, mom, activist; it's all part of life for the voice of Peggy on King of the Hill.
The Naked Cowboy-a Times Square fixture watches the world go past.
Anna Nalick-On the eve of her debut CD release she discusses Wreck of the Day.
Liam Neeson-The acclaimed actor discusses his role starring as sex researcher Alfred Kinsey.
 
New York Metro Vocal Arts Ensemble-bringing opera to the masses.
Andrew Niccol-The writer/director behind The Truman Show and Simone has a new vision in Lord of War.
Marisol Nichols has one hell of a day as the head of CTU on the popular action series 24.
Amaury Nolasco-The Prison Break star has broken into the ranks of Hollywood buzz actors.
noone2.gif (79155 bytes) No One-A look at a new metal group that is taking the music world by storm.
Edward Norton creates a labor of love with his movie version of W. Somerset Maugham's classic book The Painted Veil.
Gail O'Grady-From NYPD Blue to American Dreams to Boston Legal, the actress looks over a respected, varied TV career.
OneRepublic-It's not too late for the band behind "Apologize," one of the biggest hits of 2007.
wpe98178.gif (111335 bytes) Gregg Oppenheimer's new book helps to explain why we still love Lucy.
Stacie Orrico-After a short break to live her life, she returns to music and has a Beautiful Awakening.
Our Lady Peace-Helping us to stay Healthy in Paranoid Times.

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