TV and Movie News (page 1496)
It'd be one thing if there were reports of a new movie starring Christopher Walken and Shirley MacLaine.
Walken will famously take any project that can meet his price, and MacLaine's choice of late reflect either a similar disinterest or simply reflect the reality for actresses her age - you take what you can get.
It's also starring Adam Beach, who was the best part of "Flags of Our Fathers," and Ashley Greene of the "Twilight" saga.
It came as little surprise when it was announced that Johnny Depp would star in a Tim Burton-directed adaptation of "Dark Shadows," a gothic vampire soap opera from the 1960s.
If "gothic" is in the log line, Burton is guaranteed to be waiting in the wings, and these days, a Burton film without Johnny Depp is like mashed potatoes without gravy - it starts to sound kind of nice after that's all you've had for ten years.
Project Runway’s fashion guru Tim Gunn has some strong ideas about what will NOT happen during next season’s show. Tim recently spoke about what he sees for the future of the show and is explicit that it won’t include badly behaved stars from MTV or other channels.
Typically, show producers will pull in other popular actors or ‘pop icons’ from the time to draw a bigger audience for the show.
In the time leading up to the Golden Globes, one story quietly snuck under the radar - Comedy Central and MTV are teaming up to present The Comedy Awards. And now they've released their list of nominees!
The aim of the show is to honor achievements in comedy. While the Golden Globes and Emmys have special awards for comedies, the Oscars have none, an aspect that is often cited as one of the show's shortcomings.
There is no question that "Arrested Development" was one of the best sitcoms in television history during its three-year run, and thanks to the magic of home video, its legacy continues to this day.
Unfortunately, its intensely devoted fan base and commercial rejection seems to have entirely consumed show creator Mitch Hurwitz's life. His two projects since "Arrested Development" was cancelled in 2006, "Sit Down Shut Up" and "Running Wilde," were not terribly successful with either the critics who championed his previous success or t
“Glee” new comer Darren Criss who portrays Blaine, a confident and openly gay character on the Fox hit musical, is the alluring new cover boy of Out Magazine’s March issue.
According to Criss, "I think it's more empowering to everybody, including myself, if I'm articulate about identifying myself as a straight male playing a gay character. Ultimately, that's more powerful for both communities.
Movie geeks – this one’s for you.
Hulu announced today that they will offer up the entire Criterion Collection of classic films streaming interruption-free as part of its $7.99/month Hulu Plus offering.
From the work of American directors like Wes Anderson, Charlie Chaplin and Orson Welles to foreign directors like Fellini and Kurosawa, Criterion offers up the type of movies that cinema buffs and aspiring film pros consider to be required viewing.
Letterman got scooped on his scoop.
David Letterman’s "Late Show" got to do the big reveal of the 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover this year, and all did not go according to plan. The reveal is massively hyped for a few days before the event actually took place, and the cover is a huge secret – not even the “winning” model knows she is on the cover until it happens.
Jwoww - aka Jenni Farley from MTV’s "Jersey Shore" - has a new book out. Now, what type of book do you think a hard partying, Playboy posing, reality TV star would write? Yes, relationship advice. Why didn’t you think of that?!
JWoww has had her share of relationships during the three seasons of the show. But is that enough to write a whole book about relationships and rules? Jwoww says it is, so the 24-year-old penned the book, which just recently hit shelves.
