TV and Movie News (page 1270)

There have been on-set accidents since shooting began on the set of "The Dark Knight Rises." Anne Hathaway's "Catwoman" stunt double recently had a collision with an IMAX camera. Now the Batwing has taken a nasty tumble during shooting. This is why you can't have nice things, Christopher Nolan! This is why you can't have nice things, Christopher Nolan! Man, our favorite director is playing a little rough with his "The Dark Knight Rises" toys.

Of course, on the day that we get news that "Breaking Bad" will have just 16 more episodes after the end of this season, we get one of the best episodes yet. Of course, I've stated my case about seeing this show come to an end, but man will I hate to see it go.

Ricky Gervais makes a great guest appearance as himself (but really more like Andy Millman from "Extras"), which makes for an interesting dynamic: who's the bigger "prevaricator," Larry or Ricky? The feud between the two begins when they start insulting each others' shows, escalates when Ricky insults Larry's hard bread, gets worse when Larry insults Ricky's performance in his play, and comes to a boil when Larry tries to get Ricky to pay him back for a $300 bottle of wine and the $200 ticket to the play.

Oh sure. It always ends up like this. Middle-class Austrian kid makes meteoric and iconic rise through the professional bodybuilding ranks, takes Hollywood by storm, gets elected Governor of California despite The Hague declaring him 100-percent responsible for ""Junior" and "Last Action Hero," is exposed as cheatin', no-good, two-timin' such-and-such....and suddenly, everybody's a comedian.

We've raised our questions about the mismanagement over at AMC of their wildly successful series, and it looks like the very public negotiations have started to take their toll: "Breaking Bad" will end after just 16 more episodes, following the end of this season.

We've seen the Batmobile invade Pittsburgh and we've seen photos of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman on an awesome motorcycle. What could beat that? How about a first look at Batman's newest toy, the Batwing? The aircraft for "The Dark Knight Rises" was caught on video as it "flew" through Pittsburgh this weekend. The Batplane or Batwing looks pretty badass, very heavy-duty and armored, much like the Batmobile.

Here's a question that through the years, I would bet has been asked many times, many ways, under many varying circumstances: how on Earth did Charlie Sheen walk away from this unscathed?! Last night, the ex-"Two And A Half Men" star currently suing over his firing, counter-culture icon of the minute and just all-around swell looney tune hosted the 2011 Gathering of the Juggalos.

It was an exceptionally crowded weekend at the box office. Not only were there four new major releases on the weekend, but two holdovers from last weekend made the top five as well. Did any of these new releases beat the almighty apes that ruled the box office last weekend? Read on to find out!

If there's one thing NBC has that the other networks don't have, it's consistent quality, especially in the realm of comedy. Returning favorites like "Parks & Recreation," "30 Rock" and "Community" might not have tons of viewers, but the laughs they provide make for a loyal fan base. Add to that some promising new dramas (not to mention "The Voice") and NBC just might have what it takes to climb back on top of the network television dogpile.

Last week's episode, "The Cold, Grey Light of Dawn," left us with a stressful series of events and, ultimately, a mostly foiled plot from Antonia/Marnie. The previews for this week show that Antonia isn't done yet. Watch three preview clips from the next episode of "True Blood" here.