Debra Winger

I've seen a few parents ask others what they do about Santa. Do they tell their kids Santa is real? Do they tell them he lives forever in the North Pole, riding a sleigh driven by flying deer? And if they do all that, do they eventually tell their kids Santa wasn't real? Or do they wait for their kids to grow up and figure things out by themselves? Well, here's why I can't do any of it. Here's why I tell my kids Santa is just a regular guy with funny clothes. This is not a "Parents should...Read Full Story

Alisa Valdes-Rodriquez Dirty Girls on Top Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez jump-started the Latina chick-lit movement when she published the best-selling Dirty Girls Social Club five years ago. Now she's back with a sequel, Dirty Girls on Top, which follows Lauren, Usnavys, Rebecca, Amber, Sara and Elizabeth as they navigate through marriage, kids, careers and boyfriends during their mid-30s. It's easy to want to call the breezy, sexy book a Latina version of Sex and the City. But Ms. Valdes-Rodriguez...Read Full Story

Richard Gere is in negotiations to reunite with former co-star Debra Winger on Broadway who once performed together in "An Officer and A Gentleman". Gere is the favorite to substitute Bill Pullman in the forthcoming revitalization of 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner?' Paired together with Winger,as announced by FoxNews.com. Pullman was pressured to get out since another reported programing engagement. If Gere assumes the character, it will represent his 1st Broadway play since he came out in...Read Full Story

Debra Winger Born: May 16, 1955 Known for: Her Wonder Girls, romancing officers and gentlemen. Debra Winger may have fallen off the radar post-1990, but from the late '70s 'til the late '80s, she was the Queen Esther of Hollywood, proving to the masses, and to her people, that you didn't need a nose job and a name change to roll around naked with Richard Gere. Raised Orthodox, and a veteran of one of those formative Israeli kibbutz programs, Winger bazoomed her way into the public...Read Full Story

Debra Winger's new memoir reportedly reveals how she tried to commit suicide after an accident left her with horrific injuries.Read Full Story

Actress Debra Winger is reportedly going to reveal how she planned to commit suicide when she was 17 after an accident left her blind and paralyzed. View Photos [2] View Profile In "Undiscovered," which is set to hit shelves this June, the 53-year-old actress will allegedly reveal how close she was to ending her own life after a truck accident left her partially paralyzed and blind for ten months, the National Enquirer reports. A source tells the tabloid, "She writes that...Read Full Story

Documentary Review: Searching for Debra Winger (2002) by Rosanna Arquette Rating: B+ This documentary is referenced in several books on women and career. I finally requested a copy from my library. When people talk about this documentary, they often sum it up as a film about how aging female actors survive in Hollywood. I think this grossly underestimates the applicability for those of us outside of Hollywood. This film is sensitive, personal, and brave. I am delighted that Arquette took the...Read Full Story

In Entertainment Everett Collection Remember Debra Winger? 'Endearment' Actress Married Not One But Two Actors: See Photo of Her at 53 Suspect Did Not Shoot Star's Brother Shocking Twist in 39-Year-Old's Death Tots and Temper Tantrums First Photos of Ricky Martin's Twins Actress Had Meltdown on ABC Set? NextRead Full Story

Documentary Review: Searching for Debra Winger (2002) by Rosanna Arquette Rating: B+ This documentary is referenced in several books on women and career. I finally requested a copy from my library. When people talk about this documentary, they often sum it up as a film about how aging female actors survive in Hollywood. I think this grossly underestimates the applicability for those of us outside of Hollywood. This film is sensitive, personal, and brave. I am delighted that Arquette took the...Read Full Story

Documentary Review: Searching for Debra Winger (2002) by Rosanna Arquette Rating: B+ This documentary is referenced in several books on women and career. I finally requested a copy from my library. When people talk about this documentary, they often sum it up as a film about how aging female actors survive in Hollywood. I think this grossly underestimates the applicability for those of us outside of Hollywood. This film is sensitive, personal, and brave. I am delighted that Arquette took the...Read Full Story