TV and Movie News (page 1527)
The recent sci-fi hit movie, Inception, was a box office success in 2010, with audiences flocking to see the movie that everyone seemed to be raving about. The movie, starred actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who was also the star of hit movies such as Shutter Island, Titanic, and Catch Me if You Can, was praised for his role in the movie, which went on to top best movie of the year lists at the end of last year.
Love is in full Bloom for Miranda and Orlando with the arrival of their newest addition... a baby boy!
The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' star and his Victoria's Secret model sweetie announced just months ago that they were engaged. Soon after the announcement the two were walking down the aisle and weeks later, confirming that they were indeed going to be parents.
The couple dated for over 3 years before their surprise wedding took place last year.
Two- time Academy Award winner Sean Penn will receive recognition from Hollywood producers for his active participation in promoting social issues.
Sean Penn will receive the Stanley Kramer Award from the Producers Guild of America on January 22.
The award is named after American film director and producer Stanley Kramer who was famous for producing “message movies.” Director Steven Spielberg once described Kramer as “one of our great filmmakers, not just for the art and passion he put on screen, but for the impact he has made on the conscience of t
Oprah Winfrey expressed her delight five days after launching the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), which she considered the biggest gamble in her life.
The talk show diva told TV journalists that she is aware that her OWN cable network could face challenges in the future however, she is confident that American viewers are open and ready to accept for more variety , thoughtful, and inspiring TV programs.
British journalist, talk show host, and reality TV judge Piers Morgan has chosen Oprah Winfrey to be his first guest for the premiere of his CNN talk show Piers Morgan Tonight on January 17.
According to Morgan, "My guests have to have the three 'Fs' -- fabulous, fun and fascinating...I genuinely think Oprah is the perfect guest for this show. She is not only the biggest celebrity in the world, but she has an extraordinary brand.
On the January 9th the television network NBC is set to launch its drama series, The Cape, which will kick off with a two hour episode. The television network has now confirmed that two big name stars have already confirmed that they will be guest starring in some of the episodes of the drama.
The drama has been created by Thomas Wheeler, and he has expressed his delight at the strength of the show and its ability to attract popular guest stars.
The year 2011 looks like a lucky year for Twilight heartthrob Robert Pattinson who was chosen to play the lead role of the new movie Cosmopolis to be directed by Canadian director David Cronenberg. He is cast in the role of the Eric Parker character, Cosmopolis will also star Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard as Parker's wife and Oscar-nominee Paul Giamatti as one of Parker's two stalkers.
Hellboy and Hellboy II: The Golden Army were very popular with comic book fans, with the star of the movies, Ron Perlman, who played the comic book demon, impressing audiences with his portrayal of the demon.
The original movie also starred Selma Blair and John Hurt, and was directed by Guillermo del Toro.
Perlman clearly enjoyed portraying the demon in the first two movies, as he is now hoping to play the same role for a third time.
Hit comedy movie, Little Fockers, has been a big hit since its release, and one of its stars has now been named as the president of the jury at this year's Cannes Film Festive.
Robert De Niro will head the jury for the third time after being named as the president of the jury for the festival, which is set to take place in May.
As an actor, director, and producer, as well as a global superstar and Hollywood veteran, De Niro is the perfect choice for heading up the Cannes jury.
Lea Michele is not a fan of carriage rides through Central Park. In fact, Lea is so much against them, that she joined up with PETA to create an ad to encourage others to boycott them. It might even work this time.
Lea’s ad is being shown all over, even though she specifically targets the horse carriages in New York City alone.
Can it affect their business? Will it affect the business of carriage owners in other large cities? PETA certainly hopes so.
