Kissable photographer Hanuk shows us how Chace Crawford and Mickey Rourke unwound after the big event.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/03/11

This week, it's Water for Elephants versus Passion Play, two films about high drama under the big top, the pretty ladies who star in the circus, and the romantic triangles they can't seem to help but generate.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/21/11

In honor of the end of TI's house arrest, we round up some other notable exits.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/26/10

Former Onion editor-in-chief Robert Siegel earned serious acclaim for his screenplay for The Wrestler and ended up behind the camera before knew what hit him.  We talked to him about his new film, Big Fan, sports, and the difference between the Mickey Rourkes and the George Clooneys of the world.

   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/28/09

As a teenage welterweight out of south Florida, Mickey Rourke learned how to fight. His willingness to throw punches-and his ability to take them-served him well as both a boxer and an actor. Until, of course, it didn't, and he found himself knocked out of the ring, exiled from Hollywood, down for the count, and alone, with only a rescued Chihuahua named Loki still in his corner. So what did Mickey Rourke do? He got back up.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/16/09