Nicolas Cage and his ex-girlfriend agreed on a financial settlement to end a lawsuit that she filed against the actor over his promise to give her the home where she raised his son.
The bloody beating of Nicolas Cage's son on a Hollywood sidewalk last week followed a search for the 20-year-old because the actor wanted to see his son before leaving town, a source with knowledge of the incident said.
Christina Fulton, the mother of Nicolas Cage's son, blames her son's troubles on his superstar father.
Nicolas Cage's son is scheduled to be released from a Los Angeles hospital this weekend where he was treated while on a psychiatric hold after a violent incident outside a Hollywood restaurant Tuesday.
Weston Cage is reportedly taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center following a fight in Hollywood
Like Captain Ahab hunted the great white Moby Dick, Joe Maddalena is hunting ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz." The magical shoes have been missing since 2005 when they were stolen from the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. There is a $250,000 reward for their return.
The actor's 20-year-old son Weston married Nikki Williams on April 24 in New Orleans
"The matter has been closed," the actor's lawyer tells PEOPLE
According to a police report, the actor allegedly dropped his son at the time of his New Orleans arrest
The rocker marries fellow musician Nikki Williams in a sunset ceremony in a yacht in New Orleans
"He is always extremely professional," a source on the set of Cage's latest film tells PEOPLE
"He was running around and screaming in the street," an onlooker tells PEOPLE
"I performed my duties as a bail bondsman and not in connection with our show," the reality star says
The actor, charged with domestic abuse and disturbing the peace, was taken into custody early Saturday
Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage was arrested in New Orleans on several charges, including domestic abuse battery.
Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage went on a drunken tear in New Orleans' French Quarter Friday night that ended with his arrest on several charges, including domestic abuse battery, according to a police spokesman.
The actor takes jabs at Oliver Stone, The Plaza hotel and his old bosses
Nicolas Cage and cast rave about the adrenaline-packed "Drive Angry" and answer your iReport fan questions.
Great title -- shame about the movie.
Call it an unintended side-benefit of the Great Recession. At least the adjustment period for most Americans to the "new normal" has been periodically and regularly brightened by the realization that rich people -- the ones who were supposed to be in the know and have it all figured out -- are suckers too.
The actor's 4-year-old Kal got a taste for showbiz at The Sorcerer's Apprentice screening in New York
Lindsay Lohan has been dumped once again. This time not by a girlfriend, but by a film director.
Lindsay Lohan's dad files papers to get a conservatorship over her. Is Michael Lohan the only one who can save Lindsay?
Lock up your children! Not forever, but tonight, certainly, and through the weekend -- until the fever passes. We both know they're wanting a piece of "Kick-Ass," Matthew Vaughn's hyper-violent, R-rated film of Mark Millar's hot-off-the-presses comic book, and that would just be oh-so-wrong.
A new superhero movie co-produced by Brad Pitt is in theaters, and CNN.com iReporters ask the stars questions.
The Oscar winner, already beset by financial woes, loses big in Las Vegas
Nicolas Cage is determined to get his financial house in order and to pay the IRS all that he owes in back taxes.
She and husband Vincent Cassel will welcome their addition in spring
The actor tells PEOPLE his tax payments are current for 2009
Despite an earlier report, fraud allegations are aimed only at the actor's former accountant and a mortgage broker
A real estate company alleges the actor stiffed them on loans and lied about his financial status
Here's something Nicolas Cage didn't want for Christmas: Another multimillion-dollar lawsuit.
Sorrell Trope has repped Nicole Kidman, Nic Cage and Britney Spears
Controversial Bavarian film director Werner Herzog advises young filmmakers they don't need to go to film school, but rather explore the world on foot, and not let fear of rejection keep them from their dreams.
Legendary German auteur awarded Golden Alexander for contribution to cinema, plus a report from the APSA Awards.
Christina Fulton, mother of Cage's first-born, alleges fraud and says he's trying to evict her
The actor plays a wizard in the sci-fi flick due in theaters July 10
"The Twilight Saga: New Moon" grossed an astounding $140.7 million at the box office this weekend, exploding most industry expectations en route to the biggest autumn opening weekend in history and the third biggest three-day debut ever, according to early estimates from Hollywood.com Box Office. ("The Dark Knight" still retains the record for the biggest weekend debut with $158.4 million, and "Spider-Man 3" is second with $151.1 million.)
Diehard "New Moon" fans tell us what they think after seeing the movie.
The sleaze, drugs and desperation allowed to fester in the heart of New York City in the 1970s and '80s may not have done much to foster civic pride, but it sure proved fertile ground for the movies, from the relative respectability of "Taxi Driver" to the low-budget schlock produced by Larry Cohen ("Q: The Winged Serpent").
Nicolas Cage brought about his own financial ruin with a spending spree that included two castles, 15 palatial homes, a flotilla of yachts and a squadron of Rolls Royces, his former business manager said.
The actor's ex-financial advisor claims in court papers that the star bought 22 cars in 2007
Nicolas Cage brought about his own financial ruin with a spending spree that included two castles, 15 palatial homes, a flotilla of yachts and a squadron of Rolls Royces, his former business manager said.
Even Academy Award winners are suffering from financial woes this recession. Actor Nicolas Cage lost two homes in New Orleans worth a total of $6.8 million in a foreclosure auction Thursday.
The financially strapped star is forced to sell his historic New Orleans houses for $4.5 million
In a lawsuit, the actor says he's "the victim of an incompetent business manager"
The actor's financial woes are compounded by a lawsuit claiming he hasn't paid a $2 million loan
Neither the magic of Harry Potter nor the combined star power of Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler was enough to keep a crew of wise-cracking guinea pigs from scurrying to the top of the box office this weekend.
Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage has pretty much got this acting thing down. After all, he started acting at the age of 15 and, well, he's got that Oscar.
Two people are injured when a stunt man loses control of a car in Times Square
The look-alike - hired by a local radio station - fools onlookers during a VIP tour
The actor bids farewell to his castle in Germany, a purchase inspired by his mother
AOL's Russ Leatherman reviews: 'I Love You, Man,' 'Duplicity' and 'Knowing.'
The numbers were good for "Knowing."
What started as a close and unpredictable race to box office supremacy wound up an easy win for Nicolas Cage's latest sci-fi flick, "Knowing," which grossed $24.8 million this weekend, trumping challenges from the hearty laugher "I Love You, Man" and the Julia Roberts-Clive Owen rom-thrill "Duplicity."
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Director John Woo describes his return to China and the epic struggle of filming his latest and most lavish film, "Red Cliff".
With the late evening sun casting a dramatic light across the 65th floor of an empty Hong Kong office block, everything was primed for a spectacular entrance from Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo.
In 24 hours, either Barack Obama or John Mccain will quickly turn to taking over the most powerful government on earth. So what does the winner do first?
A trial in Paris and pirates off the Horn of
Africa highlight a persistent and worsening problem
The actor's property has a 16-car garage, movie theater, pool and views of The Strip
It ain't hard to imagine it coming to a big or small screen near you: a rollicking farce with elements of Superbad, Animal House, The Terminator, Raising Arizona and The Longest Yard.
Video courtesy Buena Vista EntertainmentA lot of people talk about planning an old-school holiday celebration, but Nicolas Cage is going very traditional this year – he's having a Dickensian Christmas.
Hollywood may not have a Harry Potter, Spider-Man, Shrek or Capt. Jack Sparrow on its upcoming lineup. Yet the fall and holiday schedule does offer filmgoers a chance to catch up with some familiar characters, stories and movie-making teams.
Even when we haven't seen an action movie before, we've seen it before.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, U.S. television executives mined stand-up comedy for show concepts. More recently, they've turned to European reality shows (Big Brother, Pop Idol) to fill their schedules. Could comic books be the next source of inspiration?
In the end, Sharon Stone baring her body outdid Nicolas Cage in a bear suit.
Kylie Minogue wants her fans to leave her ex-boyfriend alone.
Melissa Etheridge and her partner, Tammy Lynn Michaels, are the new parents of twins, the couple announced Friday.
One person's trash is another's collectable treasure. Whether it be coins, comics or cars, you can rest assured that someone is preparing to bid at an auction or go online in search of a new item.
"World Trade Center," a feature film about the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York's twin towers, opens in theaters this week. We asked our readers if movie audiences are ready for a film about that day. Here is a selection of your responses, some of which have been edited:
Maybe it's because the Ant Queen (summer's movie MVP, Meryl Streep) is so excellently magisterial. Or because Nurse Ant Hova and Wizard Ant Zoc (Julia Roberts and Nicolas Cage, both of them loose and playful -- yes, Cage is playful, not gloomy!) are such a cool formicary couple.
The conditions of youthful alienation, middle-aged misery, and old-age regret may be bad for the heart, but they're good for art and, face it, great for indie filmmaking.
IF HOLLYWOOD WERE RUN LIKE A REAL business--instead of, say, like a clubby, insecure, award-crazy, star-groveling high school--where things like return on investment mattered, there would be one un...
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