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The article discusses, the magazine's unvarnished coverage of bloated blockbusters, rampaging Hollywood egos, and various misbegotten projects that time blessedly erased would earn us more than a few famous enemies along the way (Seth MacFarlane literally turned us into toilet paper on Family Guy; Eddie Murphy is still not on speed dial).

The article reviews the audiobook "Rugrats" and evaluates the Crayola Steam Paper Flower Science Kit from Crayola and the Taco Bell Party Pack Card Game by Ravensburger.

An interview with rapper M.I.A., singer of the hit song "Paper Planes," is presented. M.I.A. comments on her commercial success and how people have trouble categorizing her music. She comments on how her song "Paper Planes" was inspired by problems with her visa and U.S. immigration authorities. She also discusses how her song is about the sale of guns.

The article lists eight roles played by actor Alan Alda as of January 2019, which include the 1968 film "Paper Lion," the television program "M*A*S*H*," and the 2011 film "Tower Heist."

Profiles director Ron Howard, co-founder of the film company Imagine Entertainment. Success of films produced by Imagine; Commercial success of films directed by Howard; Direction of the film `The Paper'; Story behind the establishment of Imagine by Howard and Brian Grazer; Contrast in talents and personal styles between Howard and Grazer; Failure of Howard's movie `Far and Away'; Scheduled films for direction by Howard.

The article reviews the music release “Paper Airplane,” by Alison Krauss & Union Station.

The article reviews the music album "Rolling Papers," by Wiz Khalifa.

This article reviews the film "Paper Man," starring Jeff Daniels, Emma Stone, and Lisa Kudrow.

This article reviews the movie "Paper Heart," starring Charlyne Yi and Michael Cera and directed by Nick Jasenovec.

The article previews the motion picture "Paper Heart," starring actors Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi and directed by Nicolas Jasenovec, which is scheduled to open on August 7, 2009.

The article reviews the music release "Paper Trail," by T.I.

The article reviews the rock music release "Paper Walls," by Yellowcard.

The article reviews the music release "Paper Tigers," by Caesars.

The article discusses actress Tatum O'Neal's work as a child actor in the 1970's, including her roles in the 1973 film "Paper Moon," for which she won an Academy Award, her role in the 1976 film "The Bad New Bears," and her role in the 1980 film "Little Darlings."

The article presents an interview with author John Green, Topics include the film adaptation of his young adult novel "The Fault in Our Stars," his role as executive producer on the film adaptation of his novel "Paper Towns," and the selection of actors Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne to play the main characters Quentin and Margo, respectively, in "Paper Towns."

Presents excerpts from the book 'The Smoking Gun,' edited by William Bastone and Daniel Green.

Reviews two music releases, 'Hotel Paper,' performed by Michelle Branch and 'Liz Phair,' performed by Liz Phair.

The article highlights actress Jenna Fischer, focusing on how her role as Pam in the television comedy series "The Office" has opened up new opportunities to act in motion pictures. Over the summer of 2006 she shot three upcoming movies: "Blades of Glory," "Quebec," and "The Brothers Solomon." She comments on her role as Pam, how she identifies with her as a character, and reflects on the various roles she has played or auditioned for throughout her career.

An interview is presented with actor Nat Wolff in which he discusses his films "The Fault in Our Stars" and "Paper Towns," meeting author John Green, and working with supermodel Cara Delevingne.

The article discusses the film "Paper Man," which stars Jeff Daniels and Emma Stone.

Reviews the motion picture `The Paper,' directed by Ron Howards. Cast; Classification; Movie summary.

The article highlights actress Rashida Jones who portrays the role of Karen on the television program "The Office." She is the daughter of music mogul Quincy Jones and actress Peggy Lipton. She previously dated actor John Krasinski, who portrays the role of Jim on "The Office." The previous acting work of Jones is discussed. INSET: Punching the clock.

This article discusses the third annual United States of America Rock Paper Scissors League (USARPS) Championship game, to air on the Fox Sports television network on October 6, 2008. Advice is offered from league commissioner Matti Leshem on strategies for playing the game, including on understanding opponents, paying attention to body language, and showing attitude.

The article discusses rapper T.I. and his album "Paper Trail" which will be released on August 12, 2008 by Atlantic Records. The author states that in October 2007 the rapper was arrested for federal weapons charges. T.I. worked on the album while he was on five months house arrest. The article also discusses three tracks from the album including "No Matter What" and "On Top of The World."

Presents a tabular representation of the trend status of several products, including paper lanterns.

Reviews the music release "Paper Tigers," by Caesars.

Recommends the use of Booklover's Repair Kit to restore and repair books.

Presents a list of video recordings expected to be released in the coming week. "A Paper Wedding," "Backtrack," "Boyz N the Hood," "Tom Jones," "Dead Again," and "Curtis Mayfield Live."

Reports on the 1000journals.com, a Web site for graphic arts launched by graphic designer Brian Singer.

Reviews the television program `A Passion for Justice: The Hazel Brannon Smith Story,' starring Jane Seymour.

The article discusses an announcement by the fast food restaurant Chipotle as of May 2014 that it will print essays and quotations on its drink cups and bags as part of its initiative Cultivating Thought. Jonathan Safran Foer, one of 10 writers featured including Toni Morrison, Sarah Silverman, and Judd Apatow, created the idea for Chipotle's project.

This article discusses romance motion pictures. The author notes that his favorite romance motion picture is the film "His Girl Friday," starring Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell. The article notes that the characters in "His Girl Friday" features characters with intense feelings for each other in a classic boy-courts-girl story.

Interviews Rachel Hunter, a supermodel and host of the television program `Style World.'

Reviews four motion pictures about life in the newsrooms of newspapers, that are now available on videotape. `The Paper'(1994), directed by Ron Howard; `The Front Page'(1931), directed by Lewis Milestone; `His Girl Friday'(1940), directed by Howard Hawks; `Absence of Malice'(1981), directed by Sydney Pollack; The newspaper-film genre.

Profiles Tatum O'Neal, who became the youngest Oscar winner in history during the 1974 Academy Awards ceremony. Details on her performance in `Paper Moon'; Information on her career.

The article reviews songs such as "Tie It Up," by Kelly Clarkson, "Paper Doll," by John Mayer, and "I'm on My Way," by Drake.

Discusses the voting procedure for the Academy Awards. Anonymous ballots; Dimensions and description of ballots; Procedures of accounting firm, Price Waterhouse, for tallying the votes; More.

The article reviews several DVD releases of motion pictures which include "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian," starring Ben Stiller, "Paper Heart," starring Charlyne Yi and Michael Cera, and "Knife of Ice," directed by Umberto Lenzi and starring Carroll Baker and Alan Scott.

This article reviews and recommends entertainment developments from the week of May 9, 2008, including the television program "The Paper," the DVD release of the film "The Red Balloon," and the self-titled album from Santogold.

The article recommends several ways to entertain children under quarantine due to the Covid-19 pandemic. They include wathing the animated movie "A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon," watching the television program "AFV," reading the book "The Paper Kingdom" by Helena Ku Rhee, and the podcast titled "Ear Snacks."