TV and Movie News (page 1309)

Once again, Gwyneth Paltrow wants the world to know just how real and down-to-earth she is. From lemonade to crack cocaine, G-Pal is fur real. This week she shared some surprising "Glee" news, helped her tykes peddle lemonade for pups, and told the world the no-good horrible things she'd rather do than expose her children to the wonders of Easy Cheese.

Let the Sarah Palin Guessing Game begin anew. Is she running for President in 2012? Will she stay out of it? The only thing guaranteed about Palin right now might prove a hint one way or the other: the premiere of the trailer for the behind-the-scenes documentary about her 2008 Vice Presidential bid along side Presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, "The Undefeated."

I have yet to see a more convincing argument than this supporting voluntary sterility. Guess who stopped by NBC's Studio 1A Friday for "The Today Show"? Nadya Suleman and her octuplets! That lucky Ann Curry. You just know that somewhere, she can hear Meredith Vieria laughing her ass off at the hell she had to endure as Suleman and her brood gave the co-host a taste of life among the animals.

Just in case the question ever crossed your mind: yes, porn consumers do in fact have standards. Representatives from adult entertainment giant Vivid Entertainment confirmed following Casey Anthony's acquittal this past week on first-degree murder and child-abuse charges that they had offered an undisclosed amount for the accused murderess to make a porno. Imagine Vivid's surprise when fans let them know in no uncertain terms that they'd never watch it, though Anthony is not bad-looking.

Hey, a few modern touch-ups did wonders for "Hawaii 5-0." Why couldn't it work for a saga of Texas oil and cattle barons? TNT apparently thinks their luck is worth pressing, because after years of trying to get a feature film based on the 1978-1991 prime-time juggernaut "Dallas" made, the Ted Turner-driven network has ordered a 10-episode continuation of the classic series for summer 2012.

There are a couple ways I could view "Transformers: Dark Of The Moon" star Shia LaBeouf. OK, so there's one way I choose to view him - over-hyped, under-talented nitwit - but that's one of several possibilities. He recently told Details just what could've been, had his priorities in his work been a little different. For example, he was apparently offered starring roles in the Oscar-nominated "127 Hours" and "The Social Network" but passed up both because he felt that he was too big for either.

As far as vocal competition shows go, "The Voice" is the new kid on the block trying to kick "American Idol" off the top of the hill. Given the fact that "Idol" has had 10 seasons to establish itself, you would assume that its reach and selling potential would be much greater than that of "The Voice," but the numbers tell a different story.

The past few weeks have seen the opening of big-budget summer movies like "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" and "Green Lantern," but Hollywood is slowing it down this weekend and offering a couple of comedies ("Horrible Bosses" and "Zookeeper") and a horror flick ("The Ward"). Which ones should you go see? Read on to find out!

We've waited and waited since the announcement. Now, we know: Beavis and Butt-head shall return in less than two weeks at the annual San Diego Comic-Con, alongside appearances promoting MTV's current biggest thing, "Teen Wolf."

Hollywood, I ask not much of you. I tend to expect even less. But this one time - just this one time - please, either treat the cherished "Mass Effect" video game franchise with love and do it justice, or just don't make the movie.