Public Enemy

As any solid movie buff knows, there's a certain number of ingredients that go into making a movie about gang life. Whether it be the mob or street gangs, a crucial component in the world of those violent killers and drug-runners is the women that love them. They're usually bad dames, dumb broads, or diabolical femme fatales that navigate the underworld just as deftly as the man (or men) they're screwing (or screwing). And because of their love for the dark side, we love them right back. I bravely delved into the underworld to return with the 10 Sexiest Gangster Girlfriends and a few images that should act as a helpful visual aid. Plus, some of the movies on this list are a few of the best gangland films ever made so it's okay if you start geeking out over the movies instead of the women. Grab your tommy gun and check out these gorgeous molls - now
Dr. Cole Abaius

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Grapefruit.

You know, I saw this movie The Public Enemy (not the same story as the upcoming Michael Mann film) when I was like 16 and I've hated James Cagney ever since. I know that's not right but I can't get past it. I've yet to watch his Oscar winning performance in Yankee Doodle Dandy because he made me so mad in this movie. Poor Mae Clark. Grapefruit is yummy but not when it's on your face. Even squirting it in your eye is damn uncomfortable and that happens.
And thus ends "Breakfast With" (all 26 episodes here) for now. In the 5th week of my series, EW coopted it for their own "top 14 breakfast scenes", damn them. They started with this scene right here, which I'd forgotten about. Very famous it is.
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NATHANIEL R

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People are astounded Clint Eastwood can complete two films in a year, but he learned his craft from directors such as William A. Wellman, who shot 21 films in four years during his contract at Warner Bros. in the early '30s.
"This was his favorite period during his career, and he talked about it a lot," says William A. Wellman Jr., who produced a documentary included in the third volume of "Forbidden Hollywood," a DVD set out tomorrow. It collects six of the senior Wellman's gems made
By LOU LUMENICK

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