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Where the stars work out Where to go to get a body like Jennifer Aniston, Matt Damon or Kate Winslet.	Jenna Fischer: "I Would Go Gay for Kate Winslet" Yes, we, too, are anxiously waiting for next season to find out what will become of Jim and Pam's relationship on The Office-especially if our favorite receptionist decides to head off...	Kate Winslet is Old and Haggard Kate Winslet fast forwards a few decades in the aging process thanks to a make-up job well done on the set of her new movie, The Reader in Berlin, Germany, on Friday. In the film, the 32-year-old British actress plays the role of Hanna Schmitz, who is described as an illiterate and former guard at Auschwitz [...]
Jenna Fischer Dishes on David Letterman The Office star Jenna Fischer, aka Pam Beesley, comes and goes from The Late Show with David Letterman in New York City on Monday. Jenna recently answered some fan questions on her blog. On who she would go gay for: I would go gay for Kate Winslet. I saw her across the room at a party [...]	Bear Stearns: Like ‘Titantic,’ But Without Kate Winslet And Ace Greenberg played on.Photo: Patrick McMullan In the months since the collapse of Bear Stearns, The Wall Street Journal has continued to play forensic scientist with its decomposing body, piecing together strands of reporting to re-create in detail the scenes that led to the firm's demise. In this week's installment, Alan Schwartz, "surrounded by the comforting luster of wood paneling," mulls leaving Palm Beach but decides against it. A hasty exit, he thinks, would set off alarms for important clients like Disney CEO Bob Iger and CBS CEO Les Moonves, and he doesn't want to rock the boat anymore. Meanwhile, back in New York, word has spread among the lesser classes that the ship may be sinking, prompting stock-division head Bruce Lisman to climb atop his desk and bellow a phrase that would prove ironic: "Bear Stearns has been here a long time, and we're staying here." And Ace Greenberg, Bear Stearns's 80-year-old former boss, "attempted to break the tension in a lighter way." Wearing his trademark bow tie, Mr. Greenberg, who still trades, performed magic tricks to amuse colleagues. At their request, he also reprised a scene from company lore: He practiced a golf swing on the trading floor, just as he had on Black Monday 1987, when world markets crashed. Mr. Greenberg, who doesn't play the game, had famously pretended to swing a club and loudly announced he was taking the next day off. Hilarious! Of course, as in an episode of C.S.I or Titantic, you know the ending to this story: Bear ends up dead. But thanks to the Journal, its heart will go on. Fear, Rumors Touched Off Fatal Run on Bear Stearns [WSJ]	Oscar-Winning Director Sydney Pollack Dead at 73 [Rip] Sydney Pollack, the director, producer and actor whose 1985 drama Out of Africa earned him that year's Best Picture and Director Oscars, died today at his home in Pacific Palisades. He was 73. He had suffered from cancer for more than a year, completing his final film — the documentary Sketches of Frank Gehry — in 2005. Pollack worked at the helm of benchmarks in three decades including They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (for which he earned his first Oscar nomination), The Way We Were, Three Days of the Condor and Tootsie. He found his most significant acclaim after directing Meryl Streep and Robert Redford in Out of Africa, going on to work with Tom Cruise (The Firm), Harrison Ford (Sabrina, Random Hearts) and Nicole Kidman (The Interpreter) in the years that followed.Pollack was an even more prolific producer, sharing credits on nearly four dozen titles including last year's Best Picture nominee Michael Clayton — in which he also acted opposite George Clooney. His other acting credits include Husbands and Wives, Eyes Wide Shut, and most recently, Made of Honor. Pollack was a partner of the late Anthony Minghella in Mirage Productions, which pushed virtually all of the directors' respective projects over the last 10 years as well as the upcoming Kate Winslet film The Reader; it remains to be seen what will happen with Mirage's first-look deal with The Weinstein Company and other projects in development. Sydney Pollack, 73; Oscar-winning director and producer [LAT]
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