Teaching Mogul Tots to Swim, for the Rent and Stardom
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Children's swimming coach has become a hot job for aspiring actors.
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Parents become producers, looking to give their child a lavish star turn.
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This Fool classic exposes some secrets about millionaires.
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Entrepreneurs said they could gain an edge by offering generous perks to staffers ranging from pet sitting to spa visits and luxury cruises.
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Swimming in the lucrative wake of "Finding Nemo," DreamWorks's foray into computer-generated underwater animation is a rambunctious, reasonably amusing pop confection.
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By Georgia Evdoxiadis  gevdoxiadis@@dailyherald.com  Though a bane to lake bathers everywhere, so-called swimmer's itch is no more than a cycle of life gone awry.
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BUOYED by the success of the animated film Shark Tale, executives for DreamWorks Animation will meet with investors to sell shares to the public.
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By Nicole C. Wong, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb.
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Many technology investors are taking investment tips from their children, summer interns and receptionists.
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(HealthDay News) - Getting young children to exercise is easier if you keep it entertaining, fun and interesting.
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Australian actress Nicole Kidman wants to improve her work-life balance -- by making films that her children can enjoy.
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You try singing and dancing while wearing a tail. More than a little difficult. Yet "The Little Mermaid" Â tail intact Â amiably swims along on good cheer and charm.
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Fashion Wire Daily - Got to hand to these Brazilians, they know how to stage a show, especially one made entirely of swimwear.
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An increasing number of parents want to spend their often-scarce leisure time with their children, doing something enriching and educational.
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Investors losing their shirts in Hollywood is an old story. Stars get in their eyes and, before you know it, the money is gone.
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Arts & entertainment: Phil Hoad explains how to construct the perfect summer blockbuster.
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Nicole Kidman&#39;s new film, in which she shares a bath with a 10-year-old boy, caused outrage at its first screening. The director Jonathan Glazer tells Sheila Johnston why he thinks this was a good sign.