With her starring role in Drew Barrymore's roller-derby flick Whip It, Juno's Ellen Page follows in the wheel tracks of an illustrious bunch of actresses who have strapped on skates for a turn on the big screen. Which hot roller girls barely make the cut, and which ones skate circles around the rest? Click through to find out!
Leonardo DiCaprio stunned audiences in Gangs of New York and Titanic. Before that, he was in Poison Ivy and Critters 3.
Whether in space, on horseback or in the Amish country, Harrison Ford knows how to throw down. So which of his many tough-guys is toughest?
Jets vs. Sharks. Socials vs. Greasers. Which rumble do you think is the rowdiest? Vote in our movie list!
Fashions are really evolving. Did you know that the trends we have today were also the trends in the past, they are just evolving so that it would fit today. Here's an odd bit of trivia for you – some people have been asking what Beau Brummel shoe polish was. Beau Brummel, for those who haven't heard the before, was an advocate of men's high fashion, and was instrumental in the invention of the modern men's suit. He was actually named George Brummel, and here's the skinny – he would routinely spend 5 HOURS getting dressed, every day, including cleaning his teeth and bathing. (Then, a daily bath was unheard of.) He was what came to be referred to as a dandy. But anyhow, he recommended that men polish their boots with CHAMPAGNE. That's right – Beau Brummel shoe polish is shoe polish – if a person were to follow this regimen, they'd need payday loans to keep up.