TV and Movie News (page 1495)
There was breaking news yesterday that CBS Chief Foreign Correspondent Lara Logan had suffered through a brutal sexual assault and beating during Friday’s protest in Cairo.
Lara was rushed home the next day and put in to a US hospital where she could begin to recover from her wounds.
CBS and those close to Lara are keeping a tight lid on her exact condition and location.
Nicole Richie sat in one of the hot seats on "The View" recently and blasted Charlie Sheen for his outrageous and seemingly irresponsible behavior. Richie was a co-host on show, and used her time in the spotlight to blast Sheen. The actress basically told him to get a life and grow up.
That’s pretty funny, considering that Richie is what, close to twenty years younger than Sheen is? And Richie should be allowed to say those things to Sheen, because she is living proof that one can overcome obstacles and clean yourself up – with a little bit of your own ha
Looks like Scott Disick decided to put a ring on it.
Kourtney Kardashian and her baby daddy Scott Disick, stars of the reality series 'Kourtney and Kim Take New York,' apparently just got engaged. The news is not public yet, because it's supposed to happen on the show, which hasn’t aired yet but was recently filmed.
So who could have leaked the information? Someone who saw a proposal? Or maybe someone who helped Scott pick out a ring?
No matter where the information comes from, it is still rumor at this point.
Go ahead guys - pass on those gorgeous genes!
Actress Jessica Alba took to Facebook to announce that she is pregnant with her second baby! She and hubby Cash Warren will give big sister Honor Marie a baby brother or sister.
We love that Jessica hit Facebook to share the joyous news with fans first.
Alba dishes, "It's been a while since I've been on FB & I thought I'd drop by to let you all in on some exciting news > Honor is going to be a Big Sister! Cash and I are thrilled and wanted to share the news directly with you so you didn
Following the release of "Terminator Salvation," which was not considered a box office success in spite of its $371 million worldwide take, the franchise went bankrupt and hasn't been heard from since.
"Salvation" director McG was expected to continue the new trilogy that was set in the days of the war between humans and the machines of Skynet, but the bankruptcy halted all development.
Television used to be a place for actors whose star has faded to pick up the occasional gig or, if they're lucky, a full-time job.
While it still serves that purpose, shows like "30 Rock" have more and more used it as a platform for major stars to keep themselves visible. That show in particular has kept remarkable pace with getting big name guest stars (Oprah Winfrey, Al Gore, and Matt Damon have all been on the show), and they look to be continuing that trend with an upcoming appearance by "The Social Network" screenwriter Aaron Sorkin.
It seems like Warner Brothers is learning the harsh lesson of sticking by a filmmaker because of one huge success. Three years ago, Zach Snyder was on top of the world - he had an unexpectedly huge hit in 2007 with "300," and was hard at work on the long-in-development adaptation of "Watchmen," considered by many to be the greatest comic book ever. Since then, "Watchmen" underperformed and was not well received critically, and even his animated children's film, "The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole" did not meet expectatio
Brad Pitt. James Gandolfini. Sam Rockwell. Richard Jenkins. Casey Affleck. Mark Ruffalo. Javier Bardem. Now Ray Liotta. When you write and direct a film as masterful as "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," a film that gets better and better with every passing day, this is the sort of cast you're able to assemble.
The film in question is "Cogan's Trade," Andrew Domink's adaptation of a 1974 novel by George V.
Joan Rivers and her Fashion Police posse recently dished it on the Grammys’ winning styles and some of the evening’s more ludicrous looks.
According to them, here’s a breakdown on a few of the red carpet stunners and blunders:
Lady Gaga: If the goal of Gaga’s egg-walk was to symbolize rebirth, Joan and Co. sounded like they’d put the fashionista’s look up for adoption.
Forget Steve.
Cynthia Nixon, Sex in the City’s Miranda, now has a baby-mama and new son.
Nixon, 44, and fiancée Christine Marinoni have released the first picture of their son, Max Ellington Nixon-Marinoni.
Marinoni, 43, gave birth on Feb. 7. The pregnancy had not previously been announced and details of Max’s biological father have not been made public.
