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• Police: Argument at Lafayette park escalates and ends in stabbing
• Hotties: Zoe Saldana vs. R.I.P.D. Girls: Marisa Miller, Mary-Louise Parker, & Stephanie Szostak
• Henry Cavill Trying Not To Watch Other Superman Movies While Filming Man Of Steel
• Andy Serkis as Caesar in 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes.' I find this humorous.
• It's shit like this, Lucas.
• Dan Aykroyd is apparently making Ghostbusters 3 whether you like it or not.
• Dan Aykroyd Spills Details on Ghostbusters 3 Plot
• "Chocolate" - awesome young kung-fu action girl. somebody tell Joss Whedon
• The Woman - Official Trailer
• Hinkley High students in Aurora start hot weekend early
• Visiting judge to hear Adams Co. paving scandal cases
• Tulisa Contostavlos' Rep: 'This Tape Is 100 Per Cent Fake'
• Kendall Jenner Denies 'Stealing the Show from Kim'
• Melissa Gilbert Divorce: Little Broken Home on the Prairie
• Two Apollo 18 Clips
• World War Z Walking Zombie Photos!
• EXCLUSIVE: Dermot Mulroney Talks The Family Tree
• Hit Somebody Part 1 Script Completed!
• Rashida Jones Says Kissing Zooey Deschanel Was 'Slightly Awkward'
• COMICS: Full Cover For Uncanny X-Men #1 Revealed; Big Changes Afoot!

Police: Argument at Lafayette park escalates and ends in stabbing Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:19 AM PDT Lafayette police are investigating a stabbing in a local park that may be gang related, police said.

Hotties: Zoe Saldana vs. R.I.P.D. Girls: Marisa Miller, Mary-Louise Parker, & Stephanie Szostak Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:47 AM PDT Who was your favorite Thundercat? Oh my god! Cheetara! So 'Thundercats' was your favorite cartoon? Growing up, for action, it was definitely 'Thundercats,' 'Transformers,' and the 'Woody Woodpecker.' [laughs] If a Thundercats movie ever does happen, are you playing Cheetara? Oh my God, in a heartbeat. I think I would have to also be careful. If I start doing too many action movies, I don't want to just get in that place where, "Oh, then she can't do other roles," or anything like that. But I just love doing action films so much. And that would be another role, like 'Avatar,' where you would be disguised. Awesome! That way it wouldn't be about my face, more my performance or whatever I incorporate into the character. So you liked that people were concentrating on the emotion you brought to a character that was partially CGI? I thought it was a blessing. I feel like any actor would think that was a

Henry Cavill Trying Not To Watch Other Superman Movies While Filming Man Of Steel Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:41 AM PDT Henry Cavill recently sat down with Empire magazine where he talked a little bit about preparing for his role of Superman in the upcoming movie Man Of Steel. Cavill says that between training, studying source material, and meetings he barely has any time to sleep. He also stated that he is avoiding watching other Superman films and trying to rely on comic books to really tap in to Superman's character. "A lot of people are relying on me to do the job properly. I tend to avoid focusing on the pressure and just do the job. And that involves a lot of man-hours." "Training, training, training - of various types - study, source material study, meetings, costume meetings, costume meeting and then tea! They're 24-hour days. You just don't sleep. At all. Ever." "When you're doing an origin story, and a reinvention of the franchise, I certainly want to avoid watching too much

Andy Serkis as Caesar in 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes.' I find this humorous. Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:01 AM PDT submitted by BitterBilly [link] [1 comment]

It's shit like this, Lucas. Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:04 AM PDT submitted by kingofdanger [link] [2 comments]

Dan Aykroyd is apparently making Ghostbusters 3 whether you like it or not. Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:40 AM PDT submitted by horse_you_rode_in_on [link] [comment]

Dan Aykroyd Spills Details on Ghostbusters 3 Plot Posted: 26 Aug 2011 09:43 AM PDT submitted by JiveMonkey [link] [1 comment]

"Chocolate" - awesome young kung-fu action girl. somebody tell Joss Whedon Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:09 AM PDT submitted by WoodElephant [link] [comment]

The Woman - Official Trailer Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:06 AM PDT submitted by zidane33 [link] [comment]

Hinkley High students in Aurora start hot weekend early Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:11 AM PDT Hinkley High School in Aurora will dismiss at 12:30 today, the school district announced in a media release.

Visiting judge to hear Adams Co. paving scandal cases Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:10 AM PDT A visiting judge will hear the four criminal cases in the Quality Paving scandal in Adams County.

Tulisa Contostavlos' Rep: 'This Tape Is 100 Per Cent Fake' Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:11 AM PDT A representative for British pop star Tulisa Contostavlos has hit out at a fraudster offering up a fake sex tape purportedly featuring the singer. A conman is trying to sell the explicit footage ... Read More >

Kendall Jenner Denies 'Stealing the Show from Kim' Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:03 AM PDT The youngest Kardashian family member Kendall Jenner made her way to The Grove to chat with "Extra's" Mario Lopez. Kendall, 15, talked about big sister Kim's wedding last week, saying, "The dress was absolutely beautiful. I felt like I was getting married!" When Mario asked whether Kendall had heard about being compared to British "it" girl Pippa Middleton, she replied, "No, I haven't heard that, but I have heard that I stole the show from Kim, which is not true at all." Jenner cleared up the rumor about going on a double date with Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Bieber's friend, dishing, "It hasn't happened yet. Who knows... I mean, I'll go." Kim's "Big Honeymoon" Will Come Later The reality sibling, who is busy juggling high school, her family's TV show and a modeling career, is finding time to give back by volunteering for National School Spirit Day. Kendall explained, "National School Spirit Day is kind of a day to recognize cheerleaders and what they do for the community. I went to Meals on Wheels and delivered healthy food to people who are more homebound, and it was really amazing -- it was life-changing for me." Meanwhile, Kim and new husband Kris Humphries are enjoying an Italian getaway.

Melissa Gilbert Divorce: Little Broken Home on the Prairie Posted: 26 Aug 2011 11:05 AM PDT Actress Melissa Gilbert, who famously played Laura Ingalls on "Little House on the Prairie," has filed for divorce from Bruce Boxleitner, 61, after 16 years of marriage. The petition papers, obtained by "Extra," cite "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the split. Gilbert, 47, is also seeking joint custody of their 15-year-old son, Michael. "We have loved each other for a very long time," Gilbert said in March, "and we share four incredible sons together." In addition to Michael, Gilbert has one son, Dakota, 22, from her previous marriage to actor Bo Brinkman, while Boxleitner has two other sons -- Sam, 31, and Lee, 26 -- from his first marriage to actress Kathryn Ogilvy. Read the papers. Melissa Gilbert Divorce Papers Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Gilbert's sister, "The Talk" co-host Sara Gilbert, 36, has also split from her partner of 10 years, Allison Adler, 44.

Two Apollo 18 Clips Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:19 AM PDT The Weinstein Company has released two new clips and a TV spot for the mysterious Apollo 18, which opens in theaters nationwide on September 2. Click on the video players below to explore this found-footage drama from producer Timur Bekmambetov and director Gonzalo L&#243pez-Gallego. Click to watch These Aren't Ours! Click to watch TV Spot: Discover! Apollo 18 comes to theaters September 2nd, 2011. The film is directed by Gonzalo López-Gallego.

World War Z Walking Zombie Photos! Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:33 AM PDT Director Marc Forster is currently shooting World War Z with star Brad Pitt in Glasgow. Today, reports are coming in that the actor saved an extra from being crushed during a chaotic crowd scene that had zombie extras and military officers on a rampage. We have photos of Brad Pitt and the girl he helped to safety, along with a couple of fresh set photos that actually show one of World War Z's walking dead in action. Check it out below. Max Brooks, author of the book upon which the movie is based, had his to say about the production as it continues this week. "It's incredible. Brad Pitt really conquered the city. I've never seen this much enthusiasm for a film and everyone is really excited to be working with all these people cheering and watching. I was on set watching a scene where Brad Pitt is running with his family, and a hundred extras running with him, and behind us was a crowd of about 500 people just watching. The assistant director said how great it would be if only we had the money to hire all the people in behind us. I also had lunch with the zombies and they're great. They look very much like what my impression would be of new zombies who had not really begun to rot, kind of like phase one zombies. They have a zombie school, where they are teaching extras how to act like zombies, and from talking to people on set they have really put a lot of research into everything. It was incredible to see it for myself and I'm still amazed they are making a movie of the book. I heard Brad Pitt had optioned the rights and I thought, 'That's cool' but it probably wouldn't ever get made because most optioned projects never do, so it was the biggest shock in the world to me when my wife showed me pictures on her computer of Brad Pitt in Malta filming World War Z. I'm still waiting to wake up from this one." World War Z comes to theaters December 21st, 2012 and stars Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, Anthony Mackie. The film is directed by Marc Forster.

EXCLUSIVE: Dermot Mulroney Talks The Family Tree Posted: 26 Aug 2011 09:53 AM PDT Dermot Mulroney stars as out-of-touch dad Jack Burnett in this comedy from director Vivi Friedman, in theaters this Friday, August 26th Life in suburban Serenity, Ohio is never quite as serene as it appears. The dysfunctional Burnett family - Bunnie (Hope Davis), Jack (Dermot Mulroney) and their twin 17 year olds Eric (Max Thieriot) and Kelly (Brittany Robertson) - seem like a lost cause. When a freak accident leaves Bunnie with a case of amnesia, the Burnetts get an unexpected second chance at happiness. Meanwhile, next door neighbor Simon (Chi McBride) is relieved that his tryst gone wrong with Bunnie remains undetected, at least for the moment. Before long, a slew of past relationships, kids with guns, a suicidal teacher, a very zealous religious club, misinterpreted advances, corporate down-sizing, and one fateful squirrel combine to create enough mayhem to test the resolve, sanity and future of any family! The Family Tree, from director Vivi Friedman, hits select theaters this Friday, August 26th. To celebrate the release of this very funny, very raunchy comedy, we caught up with ol' Dirty Steve himself, Dermot Mulroney, for a chat about this new film, his entire upcoming release slate, and the legacy that Young Guns has left behind. Here is our conversation. As a lifelong, die hard fan of Dirty Steve, I'm glad you're finally in a movie where you aren't all dolled up and looking pretty. It's about time! Dermot Mulroney: Right! Can I just interject? Do you know what has happened to me? All the kids that were watching Young Guns when they were fourteen or fifteen, right when it came out, and everyone got VCRs...They watched it over and over again. You know what happened to them? They turned into me? Dermot Mulroney: They all grew up and got jobs. Like yourself. Now...(Laughs) When we talk, it's because of that! I guess I am not describing myself very well. But the kids at that time are all now well-organized adults. And there was a weird fanaticism that went along with that guy, Dirty Steve. It went beyond the movie itself. There is a subset. If you are a member of that subset, I BACK you! I am there 100%! Sequels, and prequels, and remakes are what's happening in Hollywood right now. I want to see a sequel to Young Guns that stars the Ghost of Dirty Steve! Dermot Mulroney: Yeah! This is what I tried to talk them into while we were shooting it. They knew that it was going to be a blockbuster. They were already planning Young Guns II. But it says it right there in the script. I get shot up at the end of the movie, and I die. I kept saying, "Can't there be some sort of twin, or dream sequence, or ghost of Dirty Steve?" I think we are onto something here. I think that idea we had back in the day? Its time may have finally come... Dirty Steve could have returned as Chavez's totem spirit... Dermot Mulroney: (Laughs) Its true! Hey, man. You probably have that script writing software on your computer. Why don't you peck that out and send it on over? It sounds like you got a pretty good plan...} Of course I do. I sit around and daydream about the further exploits of Dirty Steve quite a bit... Dermot Mulroney: Fantastic! I don't really. But I will stand true to my claim that the end of Young Guns, when Chavez comes around the corner with those horses, and Dirty Steve sees him...That has to be the single greatest moment in 80s movie history. You can't show me a better scene. It doesn't exist... Dermot Mulroney: There is such a big build up. He doesn't let Steve down. It is triumphant. I have to watch that one again. I saw it a couple of years ago with my son. It's a fantastic movie. I was so lucky to land that part at that time. Unbelievable. I look back thinking, "Holy fuck, how the hell did that happen?" It is so hard to get parts, I now know, twenty four years later. It is so hard to get good parts. With that one...I just stumbled into it... Do you think a lot of the up and coming directors, who saw that when they were fourteen or fifteen back in the day, know you from that now, and are eager to cast you? Dermot Mulroney: No! It's a subset. It is a very select group of people. No, I don't get hired...Wait, that is not true. There are a few. The same thing has happened. Directors who were kids back then are now adults. They are full-fledged filmmakers. David Gordon Green put me in Undertow, and I think it was largely because of Dirty Steve. I have never heard of that movie... Dermot Mulroney: Oh, it's wonderful. Josh Lucas is in it. Jamie Bell. Its David Gordon Green's third movie, I think. Before Snow Angels. It was before Pineapple Express, and those nine other movies he's just finished. It's a fantastic, low budget, bloody thriller. It's really cool. You have to check it out. If you like his films, and you like Young Guns, if you like that style...Its killer. Its David Gordon Green all the way. Even the credit sequence is ripping. It's just an incredible movie. Is that on DVD? Dermot Mulroney: It is! I signed a copy of it that's hanging up in Vidiots. It's on the wall, so I know you can get it there... I'm going to check that out. In fact, I'm going to go rent that instead of going to see The Family Tree...You have a very unique look in The Family Tree, by the way. You've aged yourself considerably... Dermot Mulroney: Well, I have kind of aged. I hate to break it to you... Look, man, I have seen all of your movies. I know how old you've gotten. And this is a step beyond that salt and pepper hair. You look a lot older here than you actually are... Dermot Mulroney: Okay, maybe I do. I think it was just the glasses and the moustache. The director asked for the mustache, and I threw in the glasses. So, between Vivi Friedman, the director, and I, we had some vague concept of this real suburban father of these troubled teens, that is having as much trouble himself. He is going through his second adolescence. I think that's the concept behind this character. I knew I was opposite Hope Davis, who I did About Schmidt with. I knew I was in good hands with the director and the cast. This is how we saw it. I guess there is no simple explanation behind his look. Its that thing, where the director will suggest one thing, that leads to another thing, and before long, it becomes something different than what you thought you were shooting for. The clothes help in aging this character, too. If you were to put those same clothes on a twenty year old...Well, he might look like a hipster, I guess...Now, did you sort of see The Family Tree as the decade later answer to American Beauty? Dermot Mulroney: Yeah, I think there are parallels with that movie. What is interesting to me, and it was probably while I was doing this...But I looked at that movie again, American Beauty...It is a fantastic movie, without a doubt. But...There's something about it that feels old. I have a couple thoughts on this, and they will probably come out randomly. See if you care to use any of it. Here's the deal. There is a parallel between The Family Tree and American Beauty. The thing about American Beauty is, it's like a lot of other films. Its just one that caught on. People have been making this microcosm, bizarre, dysfunctional family movie for a long time. Even these Joan Crawford movies. Where she is the horrible parent with the daughter. Whatever those movies were, they're our version of this. So, American Beauty struck it in a way that hadn't been struck for a while. It got all this credit for being unique. Obviously, it was brilliantly directed. It had great music, and the cast...There is nothing wrong with that movie...But, my argument, in favor of movies like The Family Tree, is that its not just like one movie. It's actually a genre that deserves its own space. American Beauty comes to mind first because it was so popular, and it was an Academy Award winner. That's the one that sticks in peoples minds out of the whole subgenre that you claim this is... Dermot Mulroney: This is how the genre goes! It's the 'dysfunctional family with the weird neighbors' genre. We've seen that a number of times. For me, The Family Tree is a proud member of that genre. Not a rip-off of one movie. Its weird, though. You are right about that movie looking dated. I think, more than any movie of that time period, American Beauty encapsulates the entire decade better than any other movie released between 2000 and 2009. Dermot Mulroney: What do you mean? The clothes, the music, the make-up, the shooting style...Its all very indicative of that decade. Dermot Mulroney: Yes. It was its own thing at that time. It either collected a lot of things that already existed, and then became its own thing. Or...Well, without a doubt...It has been imitated plenty. Let's talk about those sex scenes in The Family Tree. We are reaching a limit of how far this can go. It doesn't seem like there is much beyond this. Back when American Beauty came out, you still couldn't quite get away with what you can today. Its anything goes at this point, here, ten years later...Do you agree with that? Dermot Mulroney: I do agree with that. It's interesting. I sat down to watch an R rated movie with my ten year old son last night. Without a worry in the world. Our movies, when I was growing up, you wouldn't dream of going to see an R rated one, because there would be nudity and sex. Now, there is still nudity and sex. But the receiver is different. It's not the transmitter. Certainly, the shot of Chi McBride coming at Hope Davis from behind. Their bathroom encounter is tremendous. It's wonderful. In a movie like this, you have to have that scene in there. You need it. If you made the movie ten years ago, you wouldn't need that shot. It would be titillating enough as it is. But the titillation quota is full. You have to keep raising that up. Its not like The Family Tree is shattering morays, or anything. Its just doing what the other films do. It's adding a little sex so you can sell it. Now we have the Apatow lingo. That whole thing, where you can talk with your buddy, and call him the most raunchiest of things. Its like, "Holy crap! The words they are using to describe each other..." Then you see the next one, and it doesn't strike you as much. There are a lot of factors that have combined to desensitize us to the truly raunchy when it comes to sex. Now, you got a shot through the guy's ass, you know? Its kind of weird, too, because some people are starting to pull back. Like Zach Galifianakis, he doesn't swear. He uses words like gosh, and darn, and then that gets amplified, and it's shocking in its own weird way... Dermot Mulroney: Right, exactly. It is true. We saw Steve Martin doing that back in the day. The last time that cycled through, where we had clean dirty humor. You do catch Zach Galifianakis pulling that card, because the room taken up by the raunchy comedians is full. This movie I have coming out, The Grey, which is directed by Joe Carnahan, and it stars Liam Neeson...It has these guys being hunted down by wolves. And every other word is fuck. "Get the fuck over here!" "They are fucking coming!" It is so much fun to do that. And it's not a comedy. It's a peril movie. And it's laced with profanity. It was always going to be an R movie. What you're taking about is, you have a limit. You can say one GD, and one F, and you can still get a PG-13. You have producers running in with their headsets, "Actually, we can't have you saying 'shit'. We already have a 'shit' in scene forty-three. We've shot that already. You have to take it out." Know what I mean? They are editing you while you are shooting it. What was it like being on the set of that movie? You guys were in sub-zero temperatures, freezing to death... Dermot Mulroney: It was brilliant. I loved every minute of it. So did everybody else. It was just one of those movies, where everyone they hired...Joe made sure that he picked guys he knew were going to be game. Nobody was going to be crying about cold toes. We just went for it. And a couple of these guys are English, too. They can be candy asses, let's be honest. But everyone pulled it off. It was a blast. Obviously, it was mixed media. There were twelve days of real location shooting. Some of it is interior studio with fake snow blowing out of a fan. It's every combination of fake snow, being outside, real snow inside, everything. We had to shoot certain parts of the plane wreck. The camp sites. There were sets built. The actual airplane wreck in the snow is just mind boggling. How close did you get to the wolves? Dermot Mulroney: I left the day before. They only used real wolves for two days. One of the shots is actually on my carcass. But I wasn't there. I didn't see it. They used a dummy with a meat suit, or whatever. That shot, I have seen in the movie. It is really effective. The rest of it is either animatronics, or some CGI. There are some lighting effects. Sound is really important in this movie. Joe Carnahan is really talented when it comes to that. This is not like Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Its more like Jaws. You do get a good look at that shark, but The Grey is a 'danger lurking out there' type of movie. It really plays on your mentality more than shock value. The wolf comes out of the darkness, and before you know it, he's on the back of the guy's neck. That is animatronics and puppet work. It's amazing how people make movies. It always is. It still is, for me. And even though that movie is all about wolves, they only used them for two days, for certain, specific pieces of the movie. And it's a tough guy ensemble again, almost like Young Guns... Dermot Mulroney: I'll tell you what...This one has that same potential. To be a guys' movie, that only has guys in it, and it's about guys. Not just the Western aspect of Young Guns...There was something very masculine, and tough, and it had that group mentality...In that movie...It was there while we were making it, and that came across on screen. I think, it still has that...If you can't put your finger on it, but you are still drawn to that movie...If you are a guy...The Grey will have that too. I am convinced. Just having the experience of making it, making The Grey felt the most like making Young Guns, out of all the other movies I have ever done. Looking at your upcoming slate of films, it looks like you are in everything. There are some huge movies coming out nearly every month until 2013. I won't be able to go to the multiplex without seeing you in some form or another. Dermot Mulroney: There are a couple that are close together in December and January. I will tell you about all of them really briefly, because it's a lot of fun. Abduction is the next one. It could be really good. I have no idea. John Singleton is really great to work with. I was there for one day. I have a key, small role in that. It could be a good plot-twist action movie. Then, the same again, I worked several days with Clint Eastwood and Leonardo DiCaprio on J. Edgar. But that is also a very small part, though it is a key scene. The story goes over forty or fifty years. Clint Eastwood is the king of the Western. Was he a fan of Dirty Steve? Dermot Mulroney: You know, we only had a little chance to actually talk. But he did say that he's always known about me. I basically said, "Then why the fuck didn't you put me in any of your other movies?" We had a laugh. I don't know, specifically, if he knew about the work I'd done in Westerns. You are also in Chris Colfer's movie, Struck By Lightening... Dermot Mulroney: Yes, I just did that. I was on set for a couple of days. I thought that was a terrific script. I didn't know his TV show. I knew what that kid looked like, but I'd never heard him open his mouth, or anything. But I thought, "If you are 21, you didn't even finish high school, you came to Hollywood, you took a long shot, you become a huge star on this cultural, text-point TV show, and then you write a really accomplished screenplay..." Not just funny, quirky dialogue, which it has...But it has a strong concept. There was just script stuff that was really cool. I'll tell you...In Struck by Lightning, he is killed on page three. Then he narrates the rest of the movie, leading up to his death. It flashes back a couple of weeks. The dead kid is the narrator of the film. Simple, but I don't know that I have ever seen that done. I can't think of anything. I thought, "Allison Janney? I'm in." Plus you are being reunited with Christina Hendricks from The Family Tree... Dermot Mulroney: Yes, I got to work with Christina Hendricks for a second time. That was a delight, too. She is in The Family Tree briefly. She is so under used there, but she has a really nice role in Struck by Lightning, where we are working together again. There are a lot of great actresses in The Family Tree... Dermot Mulroney: Yes, there are. Its one of these movies that was made a number of years ago. It's not a perfect movie. Few of them are. We made it right when the economy crashed, and the independent film distribution industry evaporated. It couldn't have had more challenges. But you can see by the cast, and if you put together who is in it with the time that we made it, that this project really had a lot of potential. It delivers on that level. If people just want to hate on movies, this is a good one to pick apart. If you want. If you want to enjoy a film because it's unique and fun, and everybody worked really hard to make it, and you just want to have a laugh...This is the movie for you, man! There is just so much criticism. It doesn't have to be like that. Unless you have something more important to do for two hours...Not even! Its only ninety-minutes...Well, you should go do that. If you don't, then maybe take some time to see a little movie. Because it's enjoyable. There is nothing wrong with it. Some people do just go to the movies to bitch about them. Dermot Mulroney: Yes. If that's who you are going to be? Then there is an argument for you to actually go see this movie. You will have a ball. There is plenty that you can pick on. If you are a hater, and you think you're some kind of film critic, then go at it. Hate. Now, those same people are going to hear you say that, and they are going to be all, "What is Dirty Steve talking about? I love this movie! Fuck him!" Dermot Mulroney: "I'm not like that! I don't just hate movies!" Exactly, you can already hear them back peddling. The process isn't over with this movie. Everyone has worked really hard. It has a really modest release. But it's doing what movies are meant to do. It's being seen in a theater. Your friends tell their other friends about it. They catch it before it leaves. Some of those people miss it. But then they watch it when the DVD comes out. That's how it's supposed to be. It almost missed all that. Its tough times for movies this size. I am glad you are taking the time to support it. And I will remember this later. Thank you! The Family Tree was released August 26th, 2011 and stars Christina Hendricks, Gabrielle Anwar, Rachael Leigh Cook, Brittany Robertson, Dermot Mulroney, Madeline Zima, Selma Blair, Jane Seymour. The film is directed by Vivi Friedman.

Hit Somebody Part 1 Script Completed! Posted: 26 Aug 2011 07:49 AM PDT Red State director Kevin Smith took to his Twitter account this morning to announce that he has completed the first script for Hit Somebody, the two-part hockey movie which will be his final project as a director. Here's what he had to say below, which also indicated the titles for both parts of the movie. "The script for Hit Somebody, Pt 1 is done. Now into second script. First part I'm calling HOME. Second part I'm calling AWAY. Fucking bliss." We reported earlier this month that Hit Somebody will be split into two parts. The movie centers on a Canadian named Buddy who dreams of becoming a pro hockey player despite his lack of puck-handling skills. It is believed that the first part will center on his childhood, with the split occurring when Buddy fulfills his dream. Kevin Smith is directing Hit Somebody from his own screenplay, which is based on the Warren Zevon song of the same name. Nicholas Braun has signed on to portray Buddy, with his fellow Red State cast members Kyle Gallner and Michael Angarano locked in as well. It isn't known when production will begin on Hit Somebody. Hit Somebody comes to theaters in 2011 and stars Nicholas Braun, Kyle Gallner, Michael Angarano. The film is directed by Kevin Smith.

Rashida Jones Says Kissing Zooey Deschanel Was 'Slightly Awkward' Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:53 AM PDT Parks and Recreation star Rashida Jones took a break from her day job to appear in the new comedy Our Idiot Brother. In the film, she plays a straight-laced lesbian who has a great job and a hot gi... Read More >

COMICS: Full Cover For Uncanny X-Men #1 Revealed; Big Changes Afoot! Posted: 26 Aug 2011 10:30 AM PDT When the following image was first released it consisted of nothing more than Emma Frost surrounded by silhouettes. Well, we now have the addition of Cyclops (he's still alive!) Danger, Magneto, Magik, and Colossus, who is still clearly imbued with the power of the Juggernaut following the events of Matt Fraction penned event, Fear Itself. Many thanks to Bleeding Cool for the following.

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