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- Fergie Explains Why She Sometimes Looks Pregnant (Video)
- Angelina Jolie Planning To Visit Syrian Refugee Camps
- Marvel Is NOT Sitting Out This Year's Comic-Con!
- Two Takes of Neil Young: Photographs by Joel Bernstein and Henry Diltz Document Rocker's Life in New Exhibit
- VIDEO: Watch a Mashup of the Greatest Extreme Couponing Clips
- Untitled Snow White Project Begins Production Next Week
- Detention Lands at Sony Pictures
- TV Tonight: 'Top Chef Masters,' 'Hollywood Treasure,' 'A Face in the Crowd'
- Country Music Stars Raise $150,000 For Domestic Violence Charity
- Did Crystal Harris Plan To Dump Hugh Hefner At Altar For Cash-In?
- Niki Taylor Backing Blood Donor Crusade
- Bon Iver Get Strange in 'Calgary' Video
- David Zippel Confirms His Captain America Song Used For A USO Montage!
- Morrissey Releases Three New Songs on BBC Radio 2
- Westminster teen arrested in connection with I-25 crash
- Superman: Man Of Steel (2012): Naperville, Plano, Chicago, Illinois Casting Call Details
- I want to see this movie just because it stars Charlie Day
- The Dictator Track & Field Photos with Sasha Baron Cohen
- EXCLUSIVE: Emily Mortimer Talks Cars 2
- John Carter Poster!
| Fergie Explains Why She Sometimes Looks Pregnant (Video) Posted: 15 Jun 2011 11:00 AM PDT  We don't know for sure whether Fergie had any work done on her face, but the pop star insists she hasn't had surgery to alter her look. She is the cover girl for July's issue of Allure magazine an... Read More > |
| Angelina Jolie Planning To Visit Syrian Refugee Camps Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:59 AM PDT  Angelina Jolie has approached officials in Turkey to request permission to visit refugees who have fled across the border from troubled Syria. The Hollywood actress is a goodwill ambassador for t... Read More > |
| Marvel Is NOT Sitting Out This Year's Comic-Con! Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:04 AM PDT L.A. Times reporter Geoff Boucher has taken to his Twitter to debunk reports that Marvel would be sitting out Comic-Con next month. Below is his comment concerning the matter... Looks like The Avengers will have coverage at next month's Comic-Con after all! What other movies should be covered on the Marvel panel this year? Sound off your thoughts below. |
| Posted: 15 Jun 2011 02:00 PM PDT When Bernstein was 18, he helped create the iconic album cover of Young's 'After the Gold Rush,' while Diltz met the rocker during the heyday of Buffalo Springfield and has since photographed the singer for over 40 years. |
| VIDEO: Watch a Mashup of the Greatest Extreme Couponing Clips Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:34 AM PDT
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| Untitled Snow White Project Begins Production Next Week Posted: 15 Jun 2011 09:28 AM PDT    
In Relativity's Untitled Snow White Project starring Oscar-winner Julia Roberts and breakout star Lily Collins (The Blind Side), an evil Queen (Roberts) steals control of a kingdom, and an exiled princess (Collins) enlists the help of seven resourceful rebels to win back her birthright in a spirited adventure comedy filled with jealousy, romance, and betrayal that will capture the imagination of audiences the world over. The film also stars Armie Hammer (The Social Network) as the object of their affection, Prince Andrew Alcott, and Nathan Lane (The Birdcage) as the hapless and bungling servant to the Queen. Rounding out the cast are: Mare Winningham (Brothers) as Baker Margaret, Michael Lerner (Elf) as Baron and Mark Povinelli (Water for Elephants), Jordan Prentice (Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle), Danny Woodburn (Watchmen), Sebastian Saraceno (Bedtime Stories), Ronald Lee Clark (Epic Movie), Martin Klebba (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End) and Joe Gnoffo (The Benchwarmers) as the Seven Dwarfs. Singh's behind the scenes creative team includes: Director of Photography Brendan Galvin (Behind Enemy Lines), Production Designer Tom Foden (The Cell) and the Oscar-winning Costume Designer Eiko Ishioka (Dracula). Untitled Snow White Project will film entirely on location in Montreal, Canada. The film's producers are Ryan Kavanaugh (The Fighter), Bernie Goldmann (300) and Brett Ratner (Rush Hour franchise). The script was written by Melisa Wallack (Meet Bill) and Jason D. Keller (Machine Gun Preacher). Untitled Snow White Project comes to theaters July 29th, 2012 and stars Julia Roberts, Armie Hammer, Lily Collins, Nathan Lane, Robert Emms, Mark Povinelli, Jordan Prentice, Danny Woodburn. The film is directed by Tarsem Singh.
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| Detention Lands at Sony Pictures Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:17 AM PDT 
"This is the best apocalyptic fantasy, horror, science fiction, action-thriller, body swapping, time-traveling teen romantic comedy that we have ever screened. The pace, energy, and awesomeness Joseph Kahn has achieved in Detention is completely mind-blowing in the best way possible," said Shooman. "I am thrilled for Detention to find an enthusiastic home at Sony," said Kahn. "I am looking forward to unleashing our apocalyptic fantasy, horror, science fiction, action- thriller, body swapping, time-traveling teen romantic comedy!" Starring Josh Hutcherson, Dane Cook and Shanley Caswell, Detention follows the local students of Grizzly Lake as they survive their final year of high school. Bringing even more angst to student life, a slasher killer has chosen their high school as his new home of slaughter. It becomes a race against time to stop the killer, which will in turn save the world - if only they can get out of detention. Directed by Joseph Kahn, Detention was co-written by Joseph Kahn and Mark Palermo. Executive Producers on the film are Robert Abramoff, Josh Hutcherson, David Kang, Clayton Reaser, Vernon Reaser, with Producers Mary Ann Tanedo and Richard Weager. The deal was brokered by International Creative Management, which packaged the film and represented worldwide rights. The agency represents Kahn and Hutcherson. Detention comes to theaters in 2011 and stars Josh Hutcherson, Dane Cook, Shanley Caswell, Spencer Locke. The film is directed by Joseph Kahn.
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| TV Tonight: 'Top Chef Masters,' 'Hollywood Treasure,' 'A Face in the Crowd' Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:10 AM PDT This tiresome season of "Top Chef Masters" wheezes to a close, while a showbiz memorabilia expert hunts for treasures and a 1957 movie presents an amazingly prescient look at celebrity and politics, and what a toxic brew they can be. |
| Country Music Stars Raise $150,000 For Domestic Violence Charity Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:32 AM PDT  Country stars including Keith Urban and Martina McBride have helped raise more than $150,000 for a domestic violence charity in Nashville, Tennessee. The musicians offered up personal prizes as p... Read More > |
| Did Crystal Harris Plan To Dump Hugh Hefner At Altar For Cash-In? Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:00 AM PDT  Page Six is reporting that a source claims Crystal Harris was planning to dump Hugh Hefner at the altar for an interview cash-in. Read More > |
| Niki Taylor Backing Blood Donor Crusade Posted: 15 Jun 2011 09:52 AM PDT  Supermodel Niki Taylor is urging her fans to give blood and use social networking sites to raise awareness of the need for donations. The catwalk beauty, an ambassador for the American Red Cross,... Read More > |
| Bon Iver Get Strange in 'Calgary' Video Posted: 15 Jun 2011 01:45 PM PDT It seems as though Vernon has taken a few cues from his always-unique buddy Kanye West, as the video for 'Calgary' explores a whimsically weird realm. Directed by Andre Durand and Dan Huiting, the clip begins with a hologram woman turning into flesh, descending through her bed into a swamp. |
| David Zippel Confirms His Captain America Song Used For A USO Montage! Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:13 AM PDT Over the weekend, details from the soundtrack of Marvel's much-anticipated Captain America: The First Avenger film were revealed, listing the Alan Silvestri-composed original score chronologically. However, there was one oddball; a song titled Star-Spangled Man, composed and written by Alan Menken & David Zippel. While the peice was expected to be used during the USO sequences of the film, David Zippel recently chatted with Playbill confirming so. "It's a montage, and it's before he's actually Captain America," Zippel said. "[He's] in the process of becoming him. It shows him in these war bond presentations around the country over a series of time. It's very period, and Alan and I had a really good time doing it."Don't worry, Captain America isn't singing in the movie."It's sort of the Army band [and] a USO group singing," Zippel said. Captain America: The First Avenger focuses on the early days of the Marvel Universe when Steve Rogers |
| Morrissey Releases Three New Songs on BBC Radio 2 Posted: 15 Jun 2011 01:30 PM PDT Beginning the set with 'Action Is My Middle Name,' a classic-sounding pop ballad, followed by the high-energy, jam-heavy 'The Kid's a Looker' and ending with the rocking 'People Are the Same Everywhere,' proves that the Great Sad One can still produce great heart-on-sleeve rock. |
| Westminster teen arrested in connection with I-25 crash Posted: 15 Jun 2011 10:39 AM PDT Thornton police arrested a 15-year-old male from Westminster who they believe was the driver in an accident on Interstate 25 that left a 12-year-old in serious condition. |
| Superman: Man Of Steel (2012): Naperville, Plano, Chicago, Illinois Casting Call Details Posted: 14 Jun 2011 06:33 PM PDT |
| I want to see this movie just because it stars Charlie Day Posted: 14 Jun 2011 07:32 PM PDT |
| The Dictator Track & Field Photos with Sasha Baron Cohen Posted: 15 Jun 2011 09:47 AM PDT  Sacha Baron Cohen is currently on the New York based set of director Larry Charles's The Dictator, where he is playing the tyrannical ruler of a small country. New photos from the set have arrived, which find The Dictator, a man based solely on Saddam Hussein, bringing a gun to a track and field meet. He is also spotted on the run, attempting to steal a meal, which doesn't quite go as planned. Check out the images below.
The Dictator comes to theaters May 11th, 2012 and stars Sacha Baron Cohen, Ben Kingsley, Jason Mantzoukas, Anna Faris. The film is directed by Larry Charles.
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| EXCLUSIVE: Emily Mortimer Talks Cars 2 Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:10 AM PDT 
Actress Emily Mortimer discusses lending her voice to Holley Shiftwell in Cars 2Back in March, I was fortunate enough to take the trip up to picturesque Emeryville, California to visit the amazing Pixar facility once again. I was part of a select group of press members who got a sneak peek at the animation studio's latest endeavor, Cars 2, which hits theaters across the country on June 24. We were also able to speak with several cast and crew members who helped shape this summer sequel into the blockbuster it surely will be, one of which was the lovely Emily Mortimer. The British actress lends her voice to Holley Shiftwell, a British spy apprentice who is learning from legendary operative Finn McMissile (Michael Caine). Their assignment leads them to cross paths with the loveable Mater (Larry The Cable Guy) and his race car buddy Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) as they take part in the World Grand Prix, an international race which will determine who is the best in the world, in any division. Emily Mortimer was on hand at the Pixar event, where I and another international journalist were able to speak with her about her first Pixar experience. Here's what she had to say below. Your character in the film is a suave, British spy. Did you gain any inspiration by watching spy films, or anything like that? Emily Mortimer: Well, I've seen enough spy films in my life to know what the genre is that we're playing with. Also, I felt that the most interesting way to do that was to not be like a spy, but to be yourself within that genre. That's how the character really is. She is in that world, and she is very technically savvy. She knows the world of espionage and she's been to spy school, but she's never done it before. She's never been in the field. That was what I drew on, mainly, which I'm very familiar with, being an actor (Laughs). You're always in these completely unfamiliar situations and you're not quite sure you have the tools to cope with them. Then, finding out along the way, that you probably know more than you think you do. That was more of what I was thinking of. I believe the only other voice work you had done was Howl's Moving Castle. That film was already done and you were doing the English-language version. How would you describe this experience at Pixar, in developing the character, compared to something like Howl's Moving Castle? Emily Mortimer: It was completely different, not in the sense that you're in a room on your own, and there are no other actors there. In the case of Howl's, there was the movie to see, so I was doing it to the movie. I was dubbing the movie, and I always have these four Japanese actors I'm hearing all the time. That was confusing, for that reason, but in some ways simpler, and it took much less time. But, I was unfamiliar since I was not acquainted with (Hayao) Miyazaki before I had started that movie. I was educating myself with him all along, and by the end, I was obsessed about him and his work, and, have since, have seen them all. I was finding out about the world of his movies, whereas Pixar, I knew everything about it. I have a seven-year-old son, whose first words were practically Nemo. I had seen all the movies, and I didn't need to know anything about them, but the process was much more organic and collaborative. You do the first few sessions, when you're laying down the whole part, then they change things and you redo bits, but you put down the main basis of the role in the first two or three sessions. They video you while you're doing it, so they're using your gestures and physicality to view the character. Right from the beginning, you feel very invested in the part, and you realize, in a funny way, more than in any other film, I felt personally invested in the sense that this is sort of me, like this car is me. This is occurring to me as I'm speaking, so it might be a bit convoluted, but I find that normally, you're trying to find your way into another character, and with this, the way they were videoing me while I was talking, they were looking to find me, and make this car me. It was kind of a cool and different approach from any I've done before. I loved the process that they have here. They go away and fit it all together, and start animating it, and then they show it to everybody in Pixar. They all sit down and watch it, all the other directors and animators working on other movies, they sit down and watch it. I think it's every month or every few weeks, and they all get their notes and they all have their input on it. Of course, John Lasseter is the absolute genius behind it, and his fingerprints are on every frame of the movie, you feel he understands the basic notion of filmmaking, that it's all collaborative and that's how you get the best results. To what extent do you think that Holley Shiftwell is an important female role model? Do you think this is important in children's films? Emily Mortimer: For me, I very much sympathize with that feeling that I should know what I'm doing, but I don't, and then realizing that I do. I think that's a familiar feeling for a lot of women, and if you trust yourself and just put yourself into the fray, especially in a man's world where everybody else seems so confident, you can stand strong and be as impressive as any man. In Holley's case, of all characters in the movie, she's the most technically impressive. What's sweet about her is she knows it, but doesn't really believe it. Then, towards the end of the film, you see her really getting it and she becomes much more confident with all the things that she can do. My experience of being a woman in a highly-pressured world, is similar to Holley's. In hope that's inspiring to girls. You can watch Emily Mortimer's Holley Shiftwell in action when Cars 2 hits theaters nationwide on June 24. Be sure to check back over the next few weeks for much more coverage from this special Cars 2 press event. You can also clickHere to read my exclusive interview with composer Michael Giacchino. Cars 2 comes to theaters June 24th, 2011 and stars Owen Wilson, John Ratzenberger, Bonnie Hunt, Tony Shalhoub, Cheech Marin, Larry The Cable Guy, Michael Caine, Emily Mortimer. The film is directed by John Lasseter, Brad Lewis.
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| Posted: 15 Jun 2011 08:53 AM PDT  The first poster has been released for the upcoming Walt Disney Pictures adaptation John Carter, which will be released in theaters on March 9, 2012. Take a look at this first teaser poster below, which features Taylor Kitsch as the title character from Andrew Stanton's Edgar Rice Burroughs adaptation.
From Academy Award-winning filmmaker Andrew Stanton comes John Carter--a sweeping action-adventure set on the mysterious and exotic planet of Barsoom (Mars). John Carter is based on a classic novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, whose highly imaginative adventures served as inspiration for many filmmakers, both past and present. The film tells the story of war-weary, former military captain John Carter (Taylor Kitsch), who is inexplicably transported to Mars where he becomes reluctantly embroiled in a conflict of epic proportions amongst the inhabitants of the planet, including Tars Tarkas (Willem Dafoe) and the captivating Princess Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins). In a world on the brink of collapse, Carter rediscovers his humanity when he realizes that the survival of Barsoom and its people rests in his hands. John Carter comes to theaters March 9th, 2012 and stars Mark Strong, Willem Dafoe, Ciarán Hinds, Bryan Cranston, Dominic West, Polly Walker, Thomas Haden Church, Taylor Kitsch. The film is directed by Andrew Stanton.
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