TV and Movie News (page 1404)
When “Mildred Pierce” star Evan Rachel Wood (who absolutely killed it in last night’s episode of the mini-series) showed up in a role as lesbian vampire queen Sophie-Anne Leclerq in “True Blood,” she famously said "I haven't enjoyed sex with men since the Eisenhower administration."
Sounds like that wasn’t too far from the truth.
In an interview with Esquire this week, Wood brought up the subject of her bisexuality repeatedly, acknowledging she unabashedly swings both ways.
Could Pauly D be a rising hip-hop star? According to a report by TMZ, the "Jersey Shore" star is being pursued by 50 Cent in hopes that he can sign Pauly to a record deal with G-Unit.
The deal is allegedly a huge one, not just a single deal but a 3-record contract. Fiddy and Pauly D reportedly met last week, and are already talking about collaborators for Pauly's first album.
Kanye West likes to sing about toasting “scumbags” and associated company in his single, “Runaway.”
If these lyrics aren’t indicative of Kanye’s new and improved behavior, his recent performance at Coachella was.
Following a 2008 Bonnaroo fiasco, in which Kanye delayed his performance until 4:30 a.m. and disappointed the fans who actually stuck around with a below average set, his Coachella appearance has been applauded for being punctual and also pushing artistic expectations.
If directors can be typecast, it looks like Matt Reeves is becoming "that vampire guy."
Reeves, who directed the vampire thriller "Let Me In" (based on the Swedish movie "Let the Right One In"), has been tapped to develop and direct an adaptation of the novel The Passage. The book, which was written by Justin Cronin, made a big splash on the literary scene last summer, and was very well-received by both critics and readers.
After four long years of production in exotic locales like Malta and Northern Ireland, the new HBO Series "Game of Thrones" finally aired last night, leaving no throat unslit, no breast unbared and no shocking plot twists untwisted.
Part "Lord of the Rings," part soft core action-porn ala "Spartacus: Gods of the Arena" and "Rome," part "Xena: Warrior Princess," the season premiere launched with a bloody bang, drawing in critical acclaim from all corners.
For those Harry Potter fans who are hungry for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," Warner Bros. has presented to you a small appetizer for today.
A 4-minute featurette has hit the web, and it provides a nice long clip from the beginning of the film, plus some extra short glimpses from later in the movie. If you haven't read the book, SPOILER ALERT!
The scene is between Harry and Ollivander, in which they discuss the Elder Wand.
Married, divorced and mother of two at just 18-years-old -- the baby mama drama never ends.
Leah Messer, star of MTV's hit reality show "Teen Mom 2," will be living single once again now that she has officially filed for divorce. The petite blonde was spotted crying for cameras over the weekend as she read legal documents aloud to a friend.
Messer and (soon-to-be-ex) husband Corey Simms married just last fall in West Virginia and it seemed like they might actually beat the odds.
Tired of Gwyneth yet, "Glee" fans? Not so much? Then you're in luck, 'cause she's going to be turning the tables in tomorrow night's episode, and she may just have a hit on her hands.
Paltrow, who plays a substitute teacher named Holly Holliday on the show, has been a regular fixture on "Glee," covering Cee Lo Green's "F%^& You" (the censored version), Prince's "Kiss," Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" and the actually-sort-of-genius "Singing in the Rain/My Umbrella" mashup.
Syndicated sex columnist Dan Savage, a gay man who provides sex advice to heterosexuals and homosexuals alike, is bringing his unadulterated brand of guidance to MTV in January, according to Entertainment Weekly.
"I don’t think there are any networks talking to teenagers about how to navigate sex and modern relationships. There’s been a real leap forward in information online and the way teens communicate and Dan is somebody who brings real credibility,” MTV's head of production Chris Linn told the magazine.
New York City was the venue for last night's world premiere of "Water for Elephants." Fans came in droves and waited in the pouring rain to catch a glimpse of Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattinson, but mostly Robert Pattinson.
The dazzling duo signed autographs for the fans before walking the carpet together. Witherspoon told reporters, "When you make movies you don't get to meet your audience at all, you know you sometimes sit in the back of a theater but this is an opportunity to really connect with the fans and actually see who they are.
