Really good, but maybe not the greatest. Crash may have won the Oscar for Best Motion Picture in 2006, but even director Paul Haggis doesn’t think his film about racial tensions should’ve won that golden statuette.  “Was it the best film of the year? I don’t think so. There were great films that year,” Haggis told HitFix in a recent interview of his movie, which starred Don Cheadle, Sandra Bullock, and Thandie Newton, among others.

Paul Rudd has been the subject of many Internet conspiracy theories surrounding the idea that he doesn’t look like he’s aged at all since his Clueless days. He’s finally responded and even shared his anti-aging secret — and it’s hilarious. On Saturday, March 23, the 49-year-old actor joined fellow Clueless costars Alicia Silverstone, Donald Faison and Breckin Meyer at the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo. When one person asked the Ant-Man how he stays looking so young, he responded, “In here, pure darkness,” he said while pointing to his chest.

The widow of the man driving in the car crash that killed Paul Walker last November is suing Porsche. Roger Rodas' wife, Kristine Rodas, filed a lawsuit on Monday, May 12, claiming that the car's design and suspension were to blame for the fatal crash that resulted in both Rodas and Walker's deaths. The suit, as reported by the LA Times, alleges that the Porsche Carrera GT that Rodas was driving only went 55 mph when it "

Name:Paul Wesley Hometown:New Brunswick, NJ Birthday:July 23, 1982 About Polish-American actor Paul Wesley was born in New Jersey on July 23, 1982. He is best known for his role as hunky vampire Stefan Salvatore on The Vampire Diaries. Wesley began his career while still in high school when he nabbed a part on the soap opera Guiding Light. After high school, Wesley went to Rutgers University, but left after only one semester to accommodate his acting career.

Martha Stewart is feeling some sympathy — and some empathy, too — for Paula Deen. The homemaking mogul, who once had her own cooking show on Food Network, was asked to weigh in on Deen's stunning fall from grace over the past week during a Wednesday June 26 appearance on Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen. "I feel sorry for Paula Deen," Stewart, 71, said. "She's a public figure. And I know you have to be extremely careful being a public figure.