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Katie and Diane Make It a Weekend to Remember

PopSugar — Sun, 24 May 2009 12:40:17 PDT

Katie Holmes headed to Washington DC over the weekend to take the stage with Diane Wiest, her All My Sons costar, at a special Memorial Day concert. After a quick run-through on Saturday afternoon in her floral shirt, Katie put on a navy blue top to act out a scene later in the evening. She opened up about her participation in the event, saying, "It's a real gift." Katie also revealed that she's prepping to spend the Summer filming her latest project in Australia, where she'll be joined by Tom and Suri. Her husband and daughter also spent the past few days in the capital and were on hand to cheer her on from the audience.

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TV Tonight: In Treatment

BuzzSugar — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 09:30:48 PST

If the writers' strike has left a void where your TiVo queue used to be, In Treatment is coming along to fill it up. Starting tonight, the HBO series kicks off its rather intense schedule, airing for a half-hour a night, five nights a week.

Gabriel Byrne stars as psychotherapist Paul Weston, and each half-hour installment focuses on a session with a different patient. On Tuesdays, there's Alex (Blair Underwood), a pilot struggling to come to terms with something that happened in Iraq; on Wednesdays, it's Sophie (Mia Wasikowska), a teenage gymnast with possible self-destructive tendencies. On Fridays, Paul takes his turn on the couch for a session with his therapist (Dianne Wiest).

I'm intrigued by the concept, and as a fan of HBO's other therapy-based series (Tell Me You Love Me), I could see myself getting hooked. On the other hand, five episodes a week for nine weeks is a lot to follow, even with so little else on television. Think you can handle this Treatment? To watch a preview for tonight's episode, in which Paul meets with his patient Laura, just

The Muses of Woody Allen

TresSugar — Mon, 09 May 2011 14:11:31 PDT

The 2011 Cannes Film Festival opens Wednesday with a French-friendly film, Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris. Talented as the famed, though controversial, director may be, where would he be without the women who make his films come alive? While not all actresses reach the musing heights of Mia Farrow, Diane Keaton, or Dianne Wiest, we're going to take a loose interpretation of "muse" and look at the many women he's perfectly cast.