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- Amy Winehouse Dead at 27
- Wayne Hemingway Celebrates British Popular Culture with the Vintage Festival
- Selina Kyle Reviews Captain America: The First Avenger
- The Amazing Spider-Man's Rhys Ifans Arrested At SDCC
- Justin Lin Updates Status On Terminator 5
- First (Low-Res) Look At 'The Lizard' From The Amazing Spider-Man!
- Weird Movies: Danger: Diabolik (1968)
- Is anyone else not too impressed with the new Spider-man trailer?
- X-Men: First Class - Wolverine says what?
- American Graffiti: Lost Photos
- Everything you need to know about 2001: A Space Odyssey, in a great music video.
- The Final Act, delivering the key developments of the movie industry: Pilot Podcast - LaBeouf This!
- An Inconvenient Truth? Transformers Producer Planning Captain Planet Blockbuster
- Amy Winehouse Dead At Age 27
- Amy Winehouse Found Dead in London
- Celebrity Sightings At Comic-Con 2011
- Amy Winehouse Found Dead at 27
- Northern Exposure: Gobble Gobble, 'Wrinklecarver' -- Free MP3
- Five Hair and Makeup Must-Haves!
- VIDEO: See What Bones Had Planned for Comic-Con
| Posted: 23 Jul 2011 11:02 AM PDT
Amy Winehouse, the neo-soul singer best known for her hit song "Rehab," was found dead Saturday in her London home, according to the Associated Press. Police would confirm only that a 27-year-old female was pronounced dead at a home in Camden Square. London Ambulance Services said she had died before the two ambulance crews it sent arrived at the scene... Other Links From TVGuide.com |
| Wayne Hemingway Celebrates British Popular Culture with the Vintage Festival Posted: 22 Jul 2011 10:22 AM PDT Filed under: Concerts and Tours, Exclusive, Q + A Taking over London's Southbank Centre at the end of July, the Vintage Festival is a celebration of Britain's love affair with music, fashion and popular culture. Spread across six floors, the festival will present over 70 live bands and 150 DJs including Heaven 17, Booker T and Andrew Weatherall as they celebrate music and fashion from the 1920s to the 1980s. Spinner caught up with two of the Vintage festival's organisers, fashion designer Wayne Hemingway and his son Jack, to find out more. Music and fashion have always been linked but have we come to the point where neither is growing any more? Jack Hemingway: I think that for a long period, yes. Indie bands have been dressing down and it's just been about getting their hair as greasy and as messy as possible. But I think that performing on stage should be about a show and dressing up and looking good and smart and doing things a bit differently. Most bands and pop stars these days don't and the only person who is doing it is Lady Gaga. It's embarrassing to say that because her music is so bad but her presence and attitude and the way she dresses is amazing. Wayne Hemingway: I can't image the equivalent of Vintage in 20 years time playing a Gaga track. You might have a Gaga picture on the wall but... Interesting stuff is happening in black music. After gangster hip-hop and all that, Aloe Blacc is coming back to black music's roots. He looks like he cares about his appearance and that's a healthy thing. When I look at younger age groups, there are still plenty of people that dress absolutely amazingly. The only thing that they're not doing is [making it tribal]. That's because places like Top Man have got a whole team of designers straight from college and that means that fashion isn't as visual as it once was; you don't see a whole gang of skinheads walking down the street which was quite exciting. |
| Selina Kyle Reviews Captain America: The First Avenger Posted: 23 Jul 2011 10:38 AM PDT The premise of a lot of superhero movies has the ability to leave the layman scratching his head and going huh? He did what? With what? That's not even possible! Well yeah, its not. But that's the whole point of Comic Book Characters isn't it? The ability to create something or someone phenomenal with your imagination. The idea of Super Heroes and powerful rings that can construct anything are not ridiculous nor are they silly. It's the translation and execution of these concepts onto the big screen that becomes tricky. That is where Green Lantern failed (IMO). Not because its "lame", but because they failed to do it justice. I will admit I was skeptical about seeing Captain America especially because of the embargo placed on it. Does the movie completely blow? And after reading the reviews, it appeared to be split 2 ways. The people who knew the story |
| The Amazing Spider-Man's Rhys Ifans Arrested At SDCC Posted: 23 Jul 2011 10:21 AM PDT Anyone who watched the panel vids and interviews with the cast of The Amazing Spider-Man yesterday could probably tell Ifans had had a few..to put it mildly. Well evidently the Welshman is a mean drunk if the following is accurate.. Here is the full report from The Wrap "The Amazing Spider-Man" villain Rhys Ifans was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery for shoving a female security guard before Friday night's Comic-Con panel for the film, police tell TheWrap. Ifans, who smelled of alcohol, became irate when a member of his entourage was unable to enter the hall for lack of proper credentialing, police said. He shoved the guard, and was allowed to participate in the panel, but the guard subsequently made a citizen's arrest. "He was aggressive and belligerent," Lt. Andra Brown said of the Welsh actor. "He was... berating everyone from the security staff to the United States of America." By TwitterButtons.com |
| Justin Lin Updates Status On Terminator 5 Posted: 23 Jul 2011 10:05 AM PDT Speaking to Movie Hole, Justin Lin - who has been attached to the fifth Terminator film for a few months or so - updates the status of the film, saying that he's still involved (despite the change of ownership of the franchise's rights), while also confirming that he's met with Arnold Schwarzenegger (who's been the star of every installment except for 2009's Terminator Salvation) and that there's no script for the film yet. He also addresses the possibility of bringing back Sarah Conner. You're doing the Terminator movie? Is that a sure thing or… Well, again, it's gone through a change in ownership…I have a very clear idea because I'm a huge… There's huge part of my life when I was a kid, I love that franchise and I have a very clear idea of what I want… If they're going to do another one what that would be. And also, I think |
| First (Low-Res) Look At 'The Lizard' From The Amazing Spider-Man! Posted: 23 Jul 2011 09:34 AM PDT Yesterday, during the San Diego Comic-Con panel held for Sony's upcoming reboot The Amazing Spider-Man, lucky attendees got the chance to get the first look at Spidey's slithery villain, the Lizard. And while all we had were detailed descriptions, four mysterious grainy images have hit the net from an "unnamed" soure. Click Image to Enlarge |
| Weird Movies: Danger: Diabolik (1968) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 09:51 PM PDT Imagine the most grandiose and retrofuturistic of Ken Adam's production design for the 007 films, splashed with lurid color and maybe a dab of LSD. Take all of the fantastic gadgets, the colossal capers, the beautiful vamps - everything, with just one minor change. 007 is no longer MI6's top agent, but Europe's most notorious supercriminal. This is Mario Bava's "Danger: Diabolik." Bava, of course, is the supreme Italian cinematography-cum-director whose visual flair was responsible for classics like "Black Sunday" with Barbara Steele. Roman Coppola borrowed heavily from "Danger: Diabolik" for his 2001 directorial debut, "CQ," and understandably so. It really does play like a 007 doppleganger. John Phillip Law is Diabolik, the nefarious villain of the title, and he's as sexy as he was as Sinbad in "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad" with the added bonus of a hipper-than-hip hideout, a beautiful moll in the form of Marisa Mel and one hell of a booming laugh. It's worth noting, too, that "Danger: Diabolik" was based on a very popular comic strip, which certainly informs its narrative conventions and its aesthetics. Bava had quite the eye for composition, color and movement, so "Danger: Diabolik" still holds up pretty well despite being a tad bombastic (only in the best of ways). "Danger: Diabolik" is widely available and I'd encourage anyone even remotely interested to give it a chance, particularly if you've never seen any of Bava's other films. [link] [7 comments] |
| Is anyone else not too impressed with the new Spider-man trailer? Posted: 21 Jul 2011 07:15 AM PDT |
| X-Men: First Class - Wolverine says what? Posted: 21 Jul 2011 07:14 AM PDT "Fuck off." or "Go fuck yourself." Please tell me I didn't imagine an alternate scene for something so simple. I definitely heard "fuck off", would they really change something so minor? Give us a post of what you heard and where you watched the movie. [link] [2 comments] |
| American Graffiti: Lost Photos Posted: 21 Jul 2011 06:45 AM PDT |
| Everything you need to know about 2001: A Space Odyssey, in a great music video. Posted: 21 Jul 2011 06:36 AM PDT |
| The Final Act, delivering the key developments of the movie industry: Pilot Podcast - LaBeouf This! Posted: 21 Jul 2011 06:17 AM PDT |
| An Inconvenient Truth? Transformers Producer Planning Captain Planet Blockbuster Posted: 21 Jul 2011 06:10 AM PDT |
| Posted: 23 Jul 2011 10:23 AM PDT  British singer Amy Winehouse has been found dead at her flat in London. The Back to Black hitmaker, 27, was reportedly found by cops following a call to emergency services on Saturday afternoon. H... Read More > |
| Amy Winehouse Found Dead in London Posted: 23 Jul 2011 10:11 AM PDT Singer Amy Winehouse was found dead in her London apartment Saturday. She was 27.  |
| Celebrity Sightings At Comic-Con 2011 Posted: 23 Jul 2011 10:00 AM PDT  The world's largest comic book festival, Comic-Con international at San Diego, is winding down and ends today. San Diego certainly sees its share of freaks and geeks every July as well as plenty ... Read More > |
| Amy Winehouse Found Dead at 27 Posted: 23 Jul 2011 12:48 PM PDT So far, a cause of death for the British retro-soul artist has yet to be revealed. Winehouse had appeared earlier this week at her goddaughter Dionne Bromfield's performance at London's Roundhouse. Though she didn't sing, she danced onstage and told the surprised concertgoers to buy the 15-year-old singer's album. |
| Northern Exposure: Gobble Gobble, 'Wrinklecarver' -- Free MP3 Posted: 23 Jul 2011 12:30 PM PDT Filed under: News, Exclusive, Northern Exposure When you come across a band called Gobble Gobble, it's a safe bet the music they play is bound to be, well, interesting. One thing one can say about this mysterious noise-pop collective with origins in Edmonton is that they certainly sound unlike anything you've heard before. Fronted by "pop experimentalist" Cecil Frena, Gobble Gobble is aptly described in their bio as a "hyperactive, futuristic techno-pop project" -- to that, we'd add: "that really messes with your ears -- in a good way." |
| Five Hair and Makeup Must-Haves! Posted: 23 Jul 2011 09:55 AM PDT "Extra" talked with beauty expert Jamie Krell about five things you should have to stay looking great this summer. 1. Amika Clipless Curling Wand for curly, wavy hair. "When it comes to your hair, the look for summer is definitely beach-y waves, like Blake Lively," explains Krell. 2. Dr. Brandt UV SPF 30 for flawless skin. "We've all seen those pics of Gwyneth Paltrow, on the beach looking amazing with little-to-no makeup. The secret is this Dr. Brandt UV SPF 30. It's water resistant, oil free, gives total protection and is tinted so it hides those imperfections."  |
| VIDEO: See What Bones Had Planned for Comic-Con Posted: 23 Jul 2011 09:35 AM PDT
If you're as bummed as we are that the Bones panel at Comic-Con was scrapped at the last minute, take heart: Fox has released a small piece of what fans would have seen at the panel. Other Links From TVGuide.com |
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