TV and Movie News (page 1349)
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 9:00 am PST Topic: Mad Men, Breaking Bad By: Sean Comer
The next season premiere of "Mad Men," being pushed back to early 2012, wasn't so much creator Matthew Weiner's move as a matter of AMC's priorities, he told a Los Angeles Times Emmy panel on Wednesday.
Weiner also expressed his confidence in actor Jon Hamm as a director.
The next season premiere of "Mad Men," being pushed back to early 2012, wasn't so much creator Matthew Weiner's move as a matter of AMC's priorities, he told a Los Angeles Times Emmy panel on Wednesday.
Weiner also expressed his confidence in actor Jon Hamm as a director.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 8:00 am PST Topic: Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, Attack Of The Show , Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom By: Sean Comer
As we reported last week, "Star Wars" creator (and more often than not it seems, destroyer) George Lucas sat down for a chat with G4's "Attack Of The Show," where he mentioned that he has an alleged 50 hours of scripts for a gap-bridging, live-action "Star Wars" series. Luckily, there appear to be technological barriers that will most likely prevent the series from being made. Why does this make us so happy? Watch what happened the last time Lucas brought "Star Wars" to TV.
As we reported last week, "Star Wars" creator (and more often than not it seems, destroyer) George Lucas sat down for a chat with G4's "Attack Of The Show," where he mentioned that he has an alleged 50 hours of scripts for a gap-bridging, live-action "Star Wars" series. Luckily, there appear to be technological barriers that will most likely prevent the series from being made. Why does this make us so happy? Watch what happened the last time Lucas brought "Star Wars" to TV.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 8:00 am PST Topic: Pulp Fiction, The English Patient, Swingers, From Dusk till Dawn, The Piano, Scary Movie 2, Chasing Amy, Sex, Lies, and Videotape, Kill Bill, No Country for Old Men, Spy Kids By: Scott Nye
Today Miramax announced a streaming deal with Hulu as part of their $7.99/month Hulu Plus package, and is expected to post hundreds of their films as soon as today, "Pulp Fiction," "Swingers," "Chasing Amy," "The English Patient," "My Left Foot," "From Dusk 'Til Dawn," "Scary Movie 2," "The Piano" and more.
Today Miramax announced a streaming deal with Hulu as part of their $7.99/month Hulu Plus package, and is expected to post hundreds of their films as soon as today, "Pulp Fiction," "Swingers," "Chasing Amy," "The English Patient," "My Left Foot," "From Dusk 'Til Dawn," "Scary Movie 2," "The Piano" and more.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 7:30 am PST Topic: The World According to Paris By: Allie Basilica
For some reason when I heard about Paris Hilton's new show, "The World According to Paris," I decided I would give it the benefit of the doubt. To be honest, I somewhat enjoyed Hilton's first show "The Simple Life." She and Nicole Richie were hysterical and the series was based on the duo actually attempting manual labor. My how things have changed. This show is horrible.
For some reason when I heard about Paris Hilton's new show, "The World According to Paris," I decided I would give it the benefit of the doubt. To be honest, I somewhat enjoyed Hilton's first show "The Simple Life." She and Nicole Richie were hysterical and the series was based on the duo actually attempting manual labor. My how things have changed. This show is horrible.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 7:00 am PST Topic: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid By: Andy Neuenschwander
For those who are tired of seeing young adult books getting adapted into movies, here's something to get excited about: Bill Bryson's "A Walk in the Woods" is going to made into a movie!
The film is a project that Robert Redford has been wanting to do for a while now...Redford first announced the idea back in 2005, and hoped that he could reunite with his "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" co-star Paul Newman for the film.
For those who are tired of seeing young adult books getting adapted into movies, here's something to get excited about: Bill Bryson's "A Walk in the Woods" is going to made into a movie!
The film is a project that Robert Redford has been wanting to do for a while now...Redford first announced the idea back in 2005, and hoped that he could reunite with his "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" co-star Paul Newman for the film.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 7:00 am PST Topic: The Firm, The Pelican Brief By: Scott Nye
Lucas will play Mitch McDeere, ten years older, a little bit wiser, and still in the same old trouble. The show will pick up ten years after the film ended, and find Mitch emerging from the witness protection program he's been in since working with the FBI to reveal his firm's (yes, THE firm) mob connections.
Lucas will play Mitch McDeere, ten years older, a little bit wiser, and still in the same old trouble. The show will pick up ten years after the film ended, and find Mitch emerging from the witness protection program he's been in since working with the FBI to reveal his firm's (yes, THE firm) mob connections.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 6:42 am PST Topic: The Real Housewives of Atlanta By: Elizabeth Sexton
Kim Zolciak and boyfriend Kroy Biermann welcomed a baby boy on May 31. The healthy child was named Kroy Jagger. The proud parents are in love with the healthy baby they nicknamed KJ. Zolciak tweeted "@biermann71and I are happy to announce the birth of our son today. Kroy Jagger Biermann is healthy & beautiful. We are so in love!"
Kim Zolciak and boyfriend Kroy Biermann welcomed a baby boy on May 31. The healthy child was named Kroy Jagger. The proud parents are in love with the healthy baby they nicknamed KJ. Zolciak tweeted "@biermann71and I are happy to announce the birth of our son today. Kroy Jagger Biermann is healthy & beautiful. We are so in love!"
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 6:27 am PST Topic: 60 Minutes By: Andy Neuenschwander
CBS' news hour program "60 Minutes" has gotten on the bad side of cyclist Lance Armstrong, and it doesn't look like they care, either.
A few weeks ago, "60 Minutes" aired an investigative story about Armstrong's alleged history of doping. Among the claims made by the story was that new evidence points to Armstrong having used illegal performance-enhancing substances during the Tour de Suisse in 2001.
CBS' news hour program "60 Minutes" has gotten on the bad side of cyclist Lance Armstrong, and it doesn't look like they care, either.
A few weeks ago, "60 Minutes" aired an investigative story about Armstrong's alleged history of doping. Among the claims made by the story was that new evidence points to Armstrong having used illegal performance-enhancing substances during the Tour de Suisse in 2001.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 6:15 am PST Topic: Keeping Up with The Kardashians By: Elizabeth Sexton
Like her younger sister Khloe, Kim Kardashian is planning a speedy wedding to Kris Humphries. The pair will tie the knot in just two months. According to Life & Style, they want a wedding before the next basketball season begins so they can have a real honeymoon.
Like her younger sister Khloe, Kim Kardashian is planning a speedy wedding to Kris Humphries. The pair will tie the knot in just two months. According to Life & Style, they want a wedding before the next basketball season begins so they can have a real honeymoon.
Posted: June 02, 2011 @ 6:04 am PST Topic: The Event, Battlestar Galactica By: Scott Nye
"The Event" - a series with a huge build-up and just as fast a fall. Approaching its premiere, ads were everywhere - moviegoers especially could not escape it. But as quickly as it came upon us, it was canceled. The forgotten NBC series may get new life thanks to Syfy.
"The Event" - a series with a huge build-up and just as fast a fall. Approaching its premiere, ads were everywhere - moviegoers especially could not escape it. But as quickly as it came upon us, it was canceled. The forgotten NBC series may get new life thanks to Syfy.
