Peter Bart: George Segal Was As Real As He Looked Onscreen For 60 Years

“The Oscar show will have so much wattage, sunglasses may be required to watch.” So proclaims an Academy release this week, deftly ignoring the gloomy clouds hovering over Oscar weekend (voting opens today).

She keeps a list of men who’ve walked out on her. She’s OK with that. She also keeps a list of men who’ve aced her out of gigs.

ABC and "The Goldbergs" paid tribute to late actor George Segal on Wednesday following the airing of his final episode on the hit sitcom.  Segal’s wife, Sonia, confirmed that he died in March due to complications from bypass surgery.

Farewell to a legend! After playing Albert “Pops” Solomon on “The Goldbergs” for the past eight seasons, the late George Segal was honoured with a special tribute on Wednesday’s new episode.

George Segal‘s final episode of The Goldbergs aired tonight and many fans had tears at the end, when the series aired a tribute to the late star.

for the past eight seasons, the late George Segal was honored with a special tribute on Wednesday's new episode.Segal died on March 23 at the age of 87, and portrayed the beloved grandfather of household for all 179 episodes of the show's run.Wednesday's episode, «Couple Off,» marked Segal's final appearance, concluded with a heartfelt montage tribute to the actor and his beloved character.The video memorial featured scenes from the past eight seasons of Pops giving meaningful and profound life

Hollywood’s great re-awakening seems at hand. Sort of.

Let’s be real: Navigating the list of Oscar nominees represents a challenge this year, so I was intrigued by one filmmaker’s winning formula. “The key is to mix and match,” he advised. “I watch the characters trudge across Nomadland, then turn to Fred Astaire dancing in Top Hat. I move from Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom to Easter Parade.” The objective: “It’s the real vs. the unreal; I need them back-to-back to appreciate them. Or survive them.”

Jane Fonda is getting real about her romantic relationships. In the April issue of , the actress and activist reveals that she no longer has the desire to be in a «sexual relationship.»«I don’t want to be in a relationship, a sexual relationship, again.

Jane Fonda has blown fans away with an incredible new look from head-to-toe.The Grace and Frankie star, 83, switched up her appearance for the cover of Harper's Bazaar - and it's nothing short of show-stopping. MORE: See what the cast of Grace and Frankie looked like at the start of their careersJane rocked a stylish blunt haircut, complete with a fringe, and wowed in a long, sequenced gown which showed off her fabulous figure.  WATCH: Jane Fonda talks to Harper's Bazaar about being single at

If there’s one thing longtime fans of Jane Fonda know, it’s that she never holds back. The legendary actress and ardent activist, 83, spoke candidly with Harper’s Bazaar for the April 2021 issue of the mag. On the cover, Jane exuded total elegance in a sleek, sexy Ralph Lauren black sequin gown, styled by George Cortina and photographed by Mario Sorrenti. But it was an excerpt from her interview that really stood out.

Jane Fonda is opening up about her sexual desires and dating at the age of 83.

Jane Fonda isn’t settling down just yet.

The Goldbergs actor George Segal has died at the age of 87, his family has confirmed.Segal was best known for his comedy role in The Goldbergs, as well as Who Was Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.“The family is devastated to announce that this morning George Segal passed away due to complications from bypass surgery,” the actor’s widow Sonia Segal said in a statement obtained by the Guardian.Tributes for Segal have poured in on social media, with The Goldbergs creator Adam Goldberg calling the late

The Goldbergs star George Segal, who became popular in the 1960s and 1970s, has died at the age of 87, his wife said. Segal, who was Oscar-nominated for 1966 black comedy-drama ‘Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’, died on Tuesday in Santa Rosa, California.

The Goldbergs star George Segal has died at the age of 87, his wife said. Segal, who was Oscar-nominated for 1966 black comedy-drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, died on Tuesday in Santa Rosa, California.

Actor George Segal, best known for starring in US sitcom The Goldbergs, has died at the age of 87. Segal, who was Oscar-nominated for 1966 black comedy-drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, died on Tuesday in Santa Rosa, California.

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and in ABC sitcom The Goldbergs, died on Tuesday (23 March) in Santa Rosa, California. “The family is devastated to announce that this morning George Segal passed away due to complications from bypass surgery,” his wife Sonia Segal said in a statement.

George Segal has died aged 87. The actor – who was best known for his roles in ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’, ‘Look Who’s Talking’, and ‘The Goldbergs’ – passed away on Tuesday (23.