It’s time to shine a light on some recent films you need to add to your watchlist… You took the kids to shout “Chicken Jockey ...

Pamela Anderson says her Vancouver Island is like a "metaphor" for her life. The garden, located on her family's British Columbia property, is where 'The Last Showgirl' star "found myself again." ...

If Pamela Anderson has managed to leave behind Baywatch, 13 Playboy covers and the sex tape with her ex, Tommy Lee, it is probably because there was always something else about her. Harnessing that ...

The star of cult classics including ‘Bound’ and ‘Face/Off’ is once again stealing scenes, this time in an action thriller ...

All Robert Friedrichs had to go on was a stage name printed under an archival newspaper photo of her posing with other Las Vegas showgirls.

Then, last winter, something unexpected happened ... “She was really excited that we had gotten this put to bed,” Friedrichs said. And then there were the showgirls who spent hours talking with ...

There was a time when The Last Showgirl (now streaming on Hulu) might’ve netted Pamela Anderson an Oscar nomination. But, as this movie about an aging Vegas dancer shows us, those times may be ...

The Last Showgirl shows a lot of promise just from the premise alone, and it delivers on it. It could have been executed in a more dynamic and energetic way at times, though overall, it's still a ...

In The Last Showgirl, Pamela Anderson plays Shelly, a dancer who has devoted 37 years of her life to being a Las Vegas showgirlCredit: Alamy Saying yes to one terrible role after another was never ...

In the fictional universe of the wistfully charming The Last Showgirl, that means dancer Shelly Gardner had been in town nearly a decade already. And here she stayed afterwards too, high-kicking ...

has finally hit its last leg. Together with her troupe of much greener showgirls (including Kiernan Shipka and Brenda Song), Shelly will soon be out of a job, wondering if she will have to ...

But it was her Las Vegas ranch house that landed a big role in the film “The Last Showgirl.” By Julie Lasky If names can influence destinies, Gypsy Wood was always meant to be a showgirl.