TV and Movie News (page 1353)

There are few hotter projects right now than Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained," the story of an escaped slave who teams up with a bounty hunter to reunite with his wife. Rumors have been flying fast and furious about the cast, which right now only includes Christoph Waltz. Will Smith is still considered a front-runner for the lead role, but recent rumors might change that.

If you're one of the many people who was sad to see the delightfully off-beat if not completely offensive "The Sarah Silverman Program" be cancelled last year, there's some hope on the horizon. Silverman, it seems, could potentially be returning to television very soon. Sarah Silverman is in the process of writing a new show along with her "Sarah Silverman Program" collaborators Jon Schroeder and Dan Sterling.

Hey, everybody! Get going! You only have 365 days to the day before the smash Broadway rock-musical "Rock Of Ages" hits a silver screen near you on June 1, 2012. To mark the occasion, we've got an early image from shooting of co-stars Russell Brand and Alec Baldwin decked in some sweet, vintage '80s rags. The story is one of two lovers whose paths cross at the Sunset Strip club Rock of Ages, where their love blooms against a backdrop of '80s rock anthems from Styx, Bon Jovi, Journey, Pat Benatar and many others.

After checking herself into a London facility for treatment for excessive drinking, doctors say sobriety is life or death for Amy Winehouse.

Last year, Fox had the rights to the Super Bowl telecast, so they got to choose which worthy TV show in need of a ratings boost got to follow the Big Game. They went with "Glee," which didn't really need the ratings so much, and put out the actually rather awful episode "The Sue Sylvester Shuffle." Not the best example of the show at its finest, but it brought in 26.8 million viewers, so who's complaining? This year, NBC gets the honors, and they have already picked out the show that they're going to air directly after the game, giving it the biggest lead-in

Well folks, "The Hangover: Part II" just set another box office record. Over the entire Memorial Day weekend, which includes a lucrative Monday for the film, "The Hangover: Part II" earned $205.1 million globally. That's the fastest a comedy movie has ever reached $200 million. Ever. Warner Bros. is understandably thrilled. The studio released a rather reserved congratulations to the cast and crew, but you can practically hear them jumping up and down in their offices and squealing with glee.

It all went Vegas on "The Bachelorette" this week. Chances were taken. Some gambles paid off, others not so much. And as a bonus, I'm now offering two-to-one odds that there's a certain fellow who, if eliminated, women across America will happily console with a complimentary hands-on castration.

When Rob Kardashian took a girl back to his hotel on last week's episode of "Khloe & Lamar" we thought the only negative outcome was Malika's broken heart. On last night's finale we find out that there may be another, er, outcome... Find out what it was, and what else we learned about La Familia de Las Kardashians in the season finale of "Khloe and Lamar."

AMC is ready to give you every opportunity possible to get caught up with its critically-acclaimed show before it returns on July 17th. "Breaking Bad" returns to the airwaves on July 17th at 10 p.m., and if you need to get caught up, AMC has you covered there as well. Beginning June 20th, the entire third season will be available On Demand. Catch the brand new trailer for the fourth season of "Breaking Bad" here!

Here at Yidio, we believe in giving everyone the best TV-viewing experience possible. So, it would be a shame to let some of you miss out on the best TV shows that might have gone under your radar. In today's "Shows You Might Have Missed," we'll discuss Joss Whedon's short-lived sci-fi western, "Firefly." What is this show? "Firefly" was created by Joss Whedon, whom you might know as the mind behind "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Dr.