Peter Horton

Things heat up on the second season of "Grey's Anatomy": doctors become patients, more love triangles complicate matters and the denizens of Seattle Grace Hospital err so much, there's no doubt they're human. Poor surgical intern Meredith (Ellen Pompeo)...

People who weren't living in California in 1996 may have a little difficulty with the basic premise of Chris Paine's documentary "Who Killed the Electric Car?" "I think we made the movie first to like let people know that the electric car existed in...

Nothing says romance like a three-girl shower scene. But even if you missed the steamy opener to the "Grey's Anatomy" post-Super Bowl cliffhanger and its conclusion, the medical drama's first season is now available to endear old and new fans in time...

"Little Miss Sunshine" was awarded the Darryl F. Zanuck Producer of the Year Award for Theatrical Motion Pictures Saturday night as part of the 2007 Producers Guild of America Awards. Presented by Tom Cruise in a ceremony at the Century Plaza Hotel, the...

Two weeks shy of its premiere on ABC, the new drama "Six Degrees" has named a new executive producer and showrunner. Ken Biller, who's worked as a writer and producer on "Smallville" and "Dark Angel," among other shows, is joining the rookie series as an...

ABC's new series "Six Degrees" will be getting more than just a lead-in from "Grey's Anatomy." It's also getting one of that show's producers, at least temporarily. Peter Horton, an executive producer of "Grey's Anatomy," is headed to New York to lend...

You may have already thought that shows like "24," "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Office" are among the best productions in TV. The people who actually do the producing agree with you. The Producers Guild of America has tapped those three series, along with...

Friday October 23, 1998      The 3-D headgear may make you feel like Rick Moranis in "Spaceballs," or Michael Dukakis peeking out of a tank, but the experience of Imax technology is a trip. And we mean it.      What else do you call a film in which...

Friday August 18, 1995      Movies don't get much more beguiling than "The Baby-Sitters Club," which takes us into the leafy, affluent community of Stoneybrook, Conn., to spend a crucial summer with seven lovely adolescent girls who've decided to...

Friday April 21, 1995      "The Cure," a well-acted heart-tugger about two 11-year-old boys, one of whom has AIDS, works as a drama on friendship and its challenges, but has too many loose ends, too much that hasn't been thoroughly thought out. Where...