Bruce Willis
Culture
I Was Not Prepared for the Magnetic Charisma of the Young Bruce Willis
In ‘Moonlighting,’ streaming now on Hulu, he came out of nowhere—and was a megawatt movie star from minute one.
Culture
'Geezer Teasers’ Pay: How Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Bruce Willis Made Millions For a Few Days on Set
Disgraced producer Randall Emmett paid veteran stars crazy high fees for minimal work just to sell their appearance in foreign markets.
Culture
Report: Bruce Willis' Decline Was an Open Secret On Set
Did handlers benefit from the 22 films he made in four years?
Wellness
What Is Aphasia, Exactly?
Bruce Willis recently announced his retirement from acting after suffering from the communication disorder.
Style
This Has Been the Greatest Summer of Celebrity Shopping in Recent Memory
No one had more fun this summer than celebrities looking for new clothes.
Culture
Just How Did 'Glass,' M. Night Shyamalan's Most Ambitious Movie Yet, Come to Be?
What the hell kind of superhero movie is this, anyway?
Culture
MoviePass, Which Literally Ran Out of Money, Is Now Making Its First Movie
And it's... an amnesiac crime thriller starring Bruce Willis.
Movies
Against All Odds, the Sequel to M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable and Split Is Now in Production
Let's see what you got, M. Night.
Culture
It Is Really, Really Not the Right Time for This Remake of Death Wish
This trailer arrives at precisely the wrong moment.
Flatliners
This Trailer for the Flatliners Sequel Is Intriguing as Hell
In which Diego Luna, Diego Luna’s hair, and Ellen Page search for the afterlife.
TV
Watch Stephen Colbert and Bruce Willis Beat the Absolute Crap Out of Each Other
Colbert made the mistake of questioning Willis, and he paid the price.
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
Your Morning Shot: Bruce Willis
Entertainment
Bruce Almighty
From Moonlighting to Moonrise Kingdom, Bruce Willis has made a career of confounding audiences. Here's a guy who can shoot 'em up with the best of the Arnolds and the Slys—yippee-ki-yayyyy!—and then twee it up, all sensitive and vulnerable, for Wes Anderson. The result? One of the weirdest bodies of work (in a good way) of any A-list actor in Hollywood. Michael Hainey sits down with Willis in London and finds a man who's old enough to have some thoughts on where he's been—and young enough to care a lot more about where he's going
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