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- Keith Urban Explains His Daughter's Peculiar Name
- Jon Favreau Reportedly Pursuing STAR WARS: EPISODE VII; David Fincher In The Mix?
- EXCLUSIVE: Ashley Bell Talks the Return of Nell Sweetzer in The Last Exorcism Part II
- Producer sues Monty Python members for 'Spamalot' royalties
- Home Movies: "Flood Streets" and more
- Eva Longoria’s Sultry Lingerie Cover
- Second Warm Bodies Trailer
- Seth MacFarlane Working On 'Family Guy' Movie
- NBC Sets 30 Rock Series Finale, Do No Harm Premiere Date
- Seth MacFarlane to Guest-Star on The Simpsons
- Check Out the Girls Season 2 Trailer
- EXCLUSIVE: Ashley Bell Talks The Day Blu-ray
- Hollerado Tour Rider: Used Books, Dog Poo Cleaning & Homemade Hummus
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- Family Guy Movie Is Impossible to Do on TV Says Seth MacFarlane
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| Keith Urban Explains His Daughter's Peculiar Name Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:34 AM PST  Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban named their first daughter Sunday because it was their least favorite day of the week until they found each other. The Hollywood actress gave birth to Sunday Rose, h... Read More >
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| Jon Favreau Reportedly Pursuing STAR WARS: EPISODE VII; David Fincher In The Mix? Posted: 30 Nov 2012 09:45 AM PST Ever since Disney have announced that they will release a new Star Wars trilogy last month, rumors have been overflowing the internet. Perhaps the most popular one is the director for Episode VII, which is currently being targeted for a 2015 theatrical release. The biggest rumor going around right now is that X-Men: First Class helmer Matthew Vaughn is set to direct the film, but has yet to be officially confirmed or denied. Another heavily speculated candidate is Iron Man's Jon Favreau, who recently expressed his excitement for the new trilogy. According to Deadline, Favreau is "panting after" the highly coveted gig. The choice makes sense, as the director is a big Star Wars fan and helped launch one of Disney's biggest franchises in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Personally, Favreau would be my top choice for the job if Vaughn doesn't get it. Additionally, Deadline say that David Fincher (Fight Club, The |
| EXCLUSIVE: Ashley Bell Talks the Return of Nell Sweetzer in The Last Exorcism Part II Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:26 AM PST  
Ashley Bell Talks The Last Exorcism Part II: The Beginning of the End, in Theaters this March Continuing where the first film left off, The Last Exorcism Part II: The Beginning of The End starts with Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) found alone and terrified in the woods. Back in the relative safety of civilization, Nell realizes that she can't remember entire portions of the previous months, only that she is the last surviving member of her family. Just as Nell begins the difficult process of starting a new life, the evil force that once possessed her is back with other, unimaginably horrific plans that mean her last exorcism was just the beginning. Nell Sweetzer has become one of horror's new iconic monsters. We recently caught up with the face behind this tormented soul, the lovely Ashley Bell, who you wouldn't immediately recognize from her role as the possessed farmer's daughter. We had a fun chat about this sequel, in which she promises that The Last Exorcism Part II will be scarier than the first. At least for the audience. Ashley Bell, herself, considered taking the role of a demonized girl a true vacation, and loved every minute of working with Eli Roth, who returns as a producer and a mastermind of this franchise. After making the post-apocalyptic thriller The Day (which is available on Blu-ray and DVD this week), Ashley also became tight with the WWE, the studio behind that film, and is set to return in their franchise sequel The Marine: Homefront, the third in the series, this one being used to promote and further Mike "The Miz" Mizanin's acting career. She told us a little bit about her experiences working on that film, as well as plans for both a sequel and a prequel to The Day, which the WWE fans have been chanting about since it debuted in theaters last summer. Here is our conversation. Nell Sweetzer has become one of our modern day horror icons. What is it like to be in the midst of still working with that character, and still being able to create new avenues for this person who is going to be remembered from the horror history of today? Ashley Bell: Oh, my god. Thank you. Yeah. I loved playing the character of Nell in the first film. When the conversations were circling about a second film, I couldn't have been more excited to get back into my Doc Martins. This film is a lot scarier than the first one. It is the same psychological thing. It's Eli Roth again. It's out of Eli Roth's mind. There is no one that does it like him. It is a continuation of the first film. They have found ways to stretch and contort Nell into places you've never seen her go before. It was so exciting to be back in that character, and to be back in New Orleans filming that. I am so excited about how it turned out. It is going to scare audiences, and it's going to excite them, when they see this continuation of the story, and everything that goes with it. In terms of playing someone who is possessed, and giving your body over to an exorcism, that has to be very draining, and dangerous... Ashley Bell: For me, working is the ultimate vacation, for lack of a better word. Its being in-between jobs were it becomes emotional, and brutal, and draining. It's such an incredible feeling as an actor, to play someone like Nell, who is such an epic character. And she is now part of a franchise. That was so much fun. Yeah, she is an intense character. In the sense of building that, and playing that...It was incredible. I didn't just get a chance to play Nell, I got a chance to build this character of Avalon, and the Devil, for the first film. I couldn't believe that I got a chance to play the Devil. That was amazing, See, I think you are going to disappoint some of the fans. They want to hear about how scary taking on an exorcism is. You're telling us how much fun it is.... Ashley Bell: I know! I know! It was fun for me. But the film is going to scare the hell out of people. Eli Roth has found a way to make this scarier, and more psychologically intense than the first one. Only Eli Roth could do it. Are we to blame Nell for the resurgence of the Doc Martin? They are coming back strong... Ashley Bell: I've seen that. I'm so excited. I'll have to give that to Nell and Daniel Stamm for bringing the Ox Blood colored Doc Martins back. I want to do a Doc Martin commercial. You should do it as Nell. That would be so rad...Now, am I wrong? For The Last Exorcism, you did a lot of weird physical stunts with your body, right? The distortion and wicked body movements, that was all you... Ashley Bell: Yeah. I did do all of that. There was no CGI. I did that all by myself. That was a unique opportunity. I was sitting down with Daniel Stamm, the director, two nights before filming. He asked me if I had any ideas, and I showed him that back bend. He said, "Ok, you just stay there, and I am going to rewrite the scene." I had never experienced that before. And it was so incredible to have that open creative forum to share. I had no clue it would become the poster image, or anything like that. Twisting as though possessed by the devil. Was that a skill set you just knew you had? It's not something you trained for... Ashley Bell: (Laughs) I know. Its odd. I didn't do any of that in my audition. I did a ton of researching. I'd read that in one of the accounts, that the Devil had turned whoever it was possessing into a battleground. And used them as a puppet. I thought about what that would look like physically. So I was experimenting with some stuff. I have been diagnosed with hyper-mobility, I must say. (Laughs) That is the official word for it. And I found out I am double-jointed. I figured out I could do these things. If there is a place for it...I didn't know at the time, what they were going to ask me to do. I just wanted to be prepared for it. I was prepared for everything when I got on set. So you're perfect for jumping into the ring with the WWE... Ashley Bell: (Laughs) I have asked them to let me fly off the rings and go! (Laughs) That would be so much fun... Ashley Bell: Oh, my god! Those guys look like they are having a blast. Yeah. I actually got to work with a WWE Superstar, Mike Mizanin, who is The Miz in the WWE. He was telling me that it is crazy in there. I also got a chance to watch him in the ring. It was so incredible to watch. They are so larger than life. They are so cool. It's a whole other world. You worked with The Miz on another WWE production, The Marine: Homefront, right? That's the third one of those... Ashley Bell: Yes! I got a chance to work with him on The Marine: Homefront, which is more of a straight action film. That was incredible. He plays my older brother in that. My character gets taken hostage, and he has to come and save me. And he did a damn good job. I'm a huge fan of the first two movies. My girlfriend is in the second one... Ashley Bell: Yeah, yeah! I love The Marine movies. Working with Mike Mizanin, he really took it upon himself to become a Marine. He studied privately with former Marines, and he learned how to enter buildings, and how to break down a door. He is obviously an incredible athlete and fighter, and he does all of his own stunts. He used the skill set he already has, and his athleticism, and he became that Marine. It was really cool to watch. Was this another opportunity for you to go in with shotgun a blazing? Ashley Bell: (Laughs) No! I was the hostage, so I didn't get a chance to play with any guns in that one. But they did have these armory tables. So, in-between takes and scenes, I would go and play with all the bad guys' guns. I got to play with a grenade launcher, and a sniper rifle. Just an assortment of all these dangerous things. It appeased my inner-action hero geek, I guess. It was great. That sounds quite awesome. Now, I mean this as a compliment...I would never recognize you as the same actress from The Last Exorcism to The Day. Are you always looking for roles that transformer you into a completely different person? It seems like you are more intent on the craft, and less about selling yourself... Ashley Bell: That is literally one of the biggest compliments I could ever receive. Thank you so much for saying that. Yes. You nailed it. That is what I love to do. I got into acting for the chance to be many different people, and many different characters. I love hiding in a role, and doing the research. If there is an opportunity to change my body, I will change my body. I'll slip in and disguise myself in a role. That is a really big treat for me. Yeah. Last question for you...You said that while you were at the WWE shows, fans were screaming for both a prequel and a sequel to The Day...Where does that stand? Will The Day become its own franchise? Ashley Bell: Literally, the whole cast would be on board for that. Spoiler alert, I think the prequel would be exciting, because it would have Dominic Monaghan's character in it. Working with Doug...Douglas Aarniokoski is a master of action. The chance to do that, and go back into that post-apocalyptic world, and the chance to do all of that action and those stunts...I think the whole cast would be on board to go back there again, and do that. Yeah. The Day in Thunderdome! The Last Exorcism Part II: The Beginning of The End comes to theaters March 1st, 2013 and stars Ashley Bell, Andrew Sensenig, Spencer Treat Clark, Judd Lormand, Muse Watson, Raeden Greer, Julia Garner, E. Roger Mitchell. The film is directed by Ed Gass-Donnelly. |
| Producer sues Monty Python members for 'Spamalot' royalties Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:23 AM PST Mark Forstater, a producer of the film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," wants a bigger share of proceeds from the "Spamalot" stage musical, which is based on the Pythons' 1975 movie spoof of the legend of King Arthur. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Home Movies: "Flood Streets" and more Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:05 AM PST Home movies and picks of the week by Marc Mohan. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Eva Longoria’s Sultry Lingerie Cover Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:10 AM PST Actress Eva Longoria steams up the December cover of GQ Mexico, showing off her toned assets in sexy lingerie. On being considered one of the world's sexiest women, Longoria laughed, "Ah, I always feel flattered when they say that! I hope people perceive me as beautiful in everything I do in relation to works of charity and philanthropy, or political activism. For me, those are the things that define beauty. The beauty lies mainly on personality, not on skin." |
| Posted: 30 Nov 2012 09:28 AM PST  Following the first trailer that debuted earlier this month, Summit Entertainment has debuted the second trailer for Warm Bodies. Jonathan Levine directs this horror-comedy that puts a romantic spin on the zombie genre, centering on a zombie (Nicholas Hoult) who develops feelings for the girlfriend (Teresa Palmer) of one of his victims. Take a look at the latest footage from this undead romance, also starring John Malkovich, Analeigh Tipton, and Dave Franco. Warm Bodies - Trailer 2Warm Bodies comes to theaters February 1st, 2013 and stars Teresa Palmer, Nicholas Hoult, John Malkovich, Analeigh Tipton, Dave Franco, Rob Corddry, Cory Hardrict, Ruth Chiang. The film is directed by Jonathan Levine. |
| Seth MacFarlane Working On 'Family Guy' Movie Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:07 AM PST  Seth MacFarlane went to UCLA to talk about filmmaking, but he ended up revealing much more. For one, some contest winners will be headed to the Oscars with him. Also, there's a Family Guy film in t... Read More > |
| NBC Sets 30 Rock Series Finale, Do No Harm Premiere Date Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:04 AM PST
Lemon out ... for good. The hour-long series finale of 30 Rock will air on Thursday, Jan. 31 at 8/7c, NBC announced Friday. The same night, the network will premiere its new drama Do No Harm at 10/9c. The show is a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde-esque medical drama starring Steven Pasquale as Dr. Jason Cole, a neurosurgeon whose sociopathic dark side emerges each night. Other Links From TVGuide.com |
| Seth MacFarlane to Guest-Star on The Simpsons Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:58 AM PST
Homer Simpson may have some competition. Family Guy creator and Oscars host Seth MacFarlane will guest-star on the next fall's Season 25 premiere of The Simpsons as a potential suitor for Marge, Entertainment Weekly reports. Other Links From TVGuide.com |
| Check Out the Girls Season 2 Trailer Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:43 AM PST
Everyone's favorite Girls are back — and feeling as angsty as ever, if the new trailer for the show's second season is any indication. Other Links From TVGuide.com |
| EXCLUSIVE: Ashley Bell Talks The Day Blu-ray Posted: 30 Nov 2012 09:45 AM PST 
Ashley Bell Talks The Day, available now on Blu-ray and DVDWWE fans, take note! Their latest film release The Day carries the same body-slamming aesthetic as its ringside brother, bringing plenty of violent action and scenes of unbelievable mayhem. A thrilling ride that never slows down to take a breath, the story revolves around five survivors, armed with shotguns, axes and machetes, who wander a ravaged landscape looking for refuge in a terrifying future. These warriors soon realize that they must do whatever it takes to stay alive. With food and ammunition dwindling, the group must make a desperate final stand for one more day's survival. It's Fight or Die for this wicked bunch. Ashley Bell stars as one of these fierce nomads, who must shotgun her way through a wretched life. And one thing is for sure, you won't recognize her from her most famous role to date, the possessed girl, Nell Sweetzer, in The Last Exorcism. Ashley Bell doesn't mind getting a little dirty for a role, and fully transformers herself here, playing Mary, a reserved, quiet young woman who must contend with a pack of cannibals and prove herself to a group of outsiders. She does just that, becoming the weapons expert of the whole operation. We recently caught up with Ashley Bell to talk about her role in The Day (which is now available on Blu-ray and DVD), her love of shotguns, and her return to Nell Sweetzer in The Last Exorcism Part II. One thing is for certain, no matter how much fun you have watching her in The Day, she had a lot more fun shooting it. Here is our conversation. This is a little bit different from your typical WWE movie. Especially since it's not trying to promote one of its own Superstars in the cast. Ashley Bell: This film was done independently, and this was the WWE's first acquisition out of the Toronto Film Festival. They came in after the fact. So they aren't comping you tickets to the WWE shows? Ashley Bell: Oh, my god! That was the thing! It couldn't have been a better family to be a part of, for this film. At one of the screenings, it was hosted by the WWE Superstars. They all rallied behind The Day. It was just an incredible experience to see the WWE fans...They are the most die-hard fans I have ever seen in my life. At one of the WWE screenings, they started chanting, "Prequel/Sequel!" They wanted to see more. Which is awesome! Those fans are crazy. I went to one show, and I was just amazed at the energy coming off of this mob... Ashley Bell: I know! Which show did you go to? I was in Ohio. USA Network was promoting Psych, so Dule Hill was hosting that night. John Cena was the main attraction... Ashley Bell: Oh, okay, cool...Yes, I remember hearing about that. We lucked out. They invited the whole cast out to Summer Slam for this one, because the movie was in theaters around that time. We got a change to go and talk about The Day during Summer Slam. That was so crazy. (Laughs) It was a lot of fun. This is yet another very physically demanding role for you. Do you actively seek out characters that are going to play you out, and put you through the paces all day long? Watching the movie, its obvious this was no vacation... Ashley Bell: I think these roles find me. I couldn't be happier. I'd just finished doing press for The Last Exorcism. And I read a lot of scripts. This one just really grabbed me, because of the character of Mary. When I sat down for my meeting, the director and the producer actually tried to talk me out of doing it. They were like, "You are going to have to lose weight. You will have to survive through the freezing cold. You'll have to do your own stunts." That seemed very exciting to me, to have the opportunity to do all that. It really did grab me. So, they are basically, "Don't do it! Don't do it!" And you're on the other side of the fence, going, "This sounds like the most fun I'll have this year!" Ashley Bell: (Laughs) I was, like, "Bring it on! This sounds great!" (Laughs) Our first field trip was a cast trip to the shooting range, organized by the director and the producer. In what other alternate world do you get a chance to do that? I was working with pretty much a life-sized shotgun, for me, because I am only 5'3. This was a huge gun. I got a chance to learn how to work with this shotgun, and clean it, and load it. I wanted to train heavily with it, because that was Mary's weapon of choice. I wanted it to be an extension of my body. This would be something she would cling to in this post apocalyptic world. She depends on it for her life. To be able to have that chance to do a role like that, and transform, and learn that skill set...That doesn't come around too often. When I saw it, I knew I had to fight for it. What are the bruises like? I know the kickback on one of those guns is pretty hard-core... Ashley Bell: Yup! (Laughs) The bruises! I wore my bruises like war wounds. On the first day of shooting, they were painting bruises on all of us. By the last day, they didn't have to do anymore painting. Those bruises were there (laughs). Am I wrong? For The Last Exorcism, you did a lot of weird physical stunts with your body, right? The distortion and wicked body movements, that was all you... Ashley Bell: Yeah. I did do all of that. There was no CGI. I did that all by myself. That was a unique opportunity. I was sitting down with Daniel Stamm, the director, two nights before filming. He asked me if I had any ideas, and I showed him that back bend. He said, "Ok, you just stay there, and I am going to rewrite the scene." I had never experienced that before. And it was so incredible to have that open creative forum to share. I had no clue it would become the poster image, or anything like that. Twisting as though possessed by the devil. Was that a skill set you just knew you had? It's not something you trained for... Ashley Bell: (Laughs) I know. Its odd. I didn't do any of that in my audition. I did a ton of researching. I'd read that in one of the accounts, that the Devil had turned whoever it was possessing into a battleground. And used them as a puppet. I thought about what that would look like physically. So I was experimenting with some stuff. I have been diagnosed with hyper-mobility, I must say. (Laughs) That is the official word for it. And I found out I am double-jointed. I figured out I could do these things. If there is a place for it...I didn't know at the time, what they were going to ask me to do. I just wanted to be prepared for it. I was prepared for everything when I got on set. So you're perfect for jumping into the wring with the WWE... Ashley Bell: (Laughs) I have asked them to let me fly off the rings and go! (Laughs) That would be so much fun... Ashley Bell: Oh, my god! Those guys look like they are having a blast. Yeah. I actually got to work with a WWE Superstar, Mike Mizanin, who is The Miz in the WWE. He was telling me that it is crazy in there. I also got a chance to watch him in the ring. It was so incredible to watch. They are so larger than life. They are so cool. It's a whole other world. You worked with The Miz on another WWE production, The Marine: Homefront, right? That's the third one of those... Ashley Bell: Yes! I got a chance to work with him on The Marine: Homefront, which is more of a straight action film. That was incredible. He plays my older brother in that. My character gets taken hostage, and he has to come and save me. And he did a damn good job. I'm a huge fan of the first two movies. My girlfriend is in the second one... Ashley Bell: Yeah, yeah! I love The Marine movies. Working with Mike Mizanin, he really took it upon himself to become a Marine. He studied privately with former Marines, and he learned how to enter buildings, and how to break down a door. He is obviously an incredible athlete and fighter, and he does all of his own stunts. He used the skill set he already has, and his athleticism, and he became that Marine. It was really cool to watch. Was this another opportunity for you to go in with shotgun a blazing? Ashley Bell: (Laughs) No! I was the hostage, so I didn't get a chance to play with any guns in that one. But they did have these armory tables. So, in-between takes and scenes, I would go and play with all the bad guys' guns. I got to play with a grenade launcher, and a sniper rifle. Just an assortment of all these dangerous things. It appeased my inner-action hero geek, I guess. It was great. That sounds quite awesome. Now, I mean this as a compliment...I would never recognize you as the same actress from The Last Exorcism to The Day. Are you always looking for roles that transformer you into a completely different person? It seems like you are more intent on the craft, and less about selling yourself... Ashley Bell: That is literally one of the biggest compliments I could ever receive. Thank you so much for saying that. Yes. You nailed it. That is what I love to do. I got into acting for the chance to be many different people, and many different characters. I love hiding in a role, and doing the research. If there is an opportunity to change my body, I will change my body. I'll slip in and disguise myself in a role. That is a really big treat for me. Yeah. Nell Sweetzer has become one of our new horror icons. What is it like to be in the midst of still working with that character, and still being able to create new avenues for this person who is going to be remembered from the horror history of today? Ashley Bell: Oh, my god. Thank you. Yeah. I loved playing the character of Nell in the first film. When the conversations were circling about a second film, I couldn't have been more excited to get back into my Doc Martins. This film is a lot scarier than the first one. It is the same psychological thing. It's Eli Roth again. It's out of Eli Roth's mind. There is no one that does it like him. It is a continuation of the first film. They have found ways to stretch and contort Nell into places you've never seen her go before. It was so exciting to be back in that character, and to be back in New Orleans filming that. I am so excited about how it turned out. It is going to scare audiences, and it's going to excite them, when they see this continuation of the story, and everything that goes with it. In terms of playing someone who is possessed, and giving your body over to an exorcism, that has to be very draining, and dangerous... Ashley Bell: For me, working is the ultimate vacation, for lack of a better word. Its being in-between jobs were it becomes emotional, and brutal, and draining. It's such an incredible feeling as an actor, to play someone like Nell, who is such an epic character. And she is now part of a franchise. That was so much fun. Yeah, she is an intense character. In the sense of building that, and playing that...It was incredible. I didn't just get a chance to play Nell, I got a chance to build this character of Avalon, and the Devil, for the first film. I couldn't believe that I got a chance to play the Devil. That was amazing, See, I think you are going to disappoint some of the fans. They want to hear about how scary taking on an exorcism is. You're telling us how much fun it is.... Ashley Bell: I know! I know! It was fun for me. But the film is going to scare the hell out of people. Eli Roth has found a way to make this scarier, and more psychologically intense than the first one. Only Eli Roth could do it. Are we to blame Nell for the resurgence of the Doc Martin? They are coming back strong... Ashley Bell: I've seen that. I'm so excited. I'll have to give that to Nell and Daniel Stamm for bringing the Ox Blood colored Doc Martins back. I want to do a Doc Martin commercial. You should do it as Nell. That would be so rad. Last question for you...You said that while you were at the WWE shows, fans were screaming for both a prequel and a sequel to The Day...Where does that stand? Will The Day become its own franchise? Ashley Bell: Literally, the whole cast would be on board for that. Spoiler alert, I think the prequel would be exciting, because it would have Dominic Monaghan's character in it. Working with Doug...Douglas Aarniokoski is a master of action. The chance to do that, and go back into that post-apocalyptic world, and the chance to do all of that action and those stunts...I think the whole cast would be on board to go back there again, and do that. Yeah. The Day in Thunderdome! Did you get astrology readings from Shannyn Sossaman on set? Ashley Bell: She didn't give me an astrology reading. No. But we did talk about astrology. She didn't give me a reading. I feel like I missed out. You did miss out. Ashley Bell: Did she give you an astrology reading? Oh, yeah. I've gotten a couple of them in the past. Ashley Bell: No way! She is the best. We were the two girls on location. Pretty much working together on a day-to-day basis. We sort of just clung together at times. My goodness. It was a brutal world. And she was great. Yeah, she is a weird one. She knows that I am a Virgo Everytime I see here, before I even open my mouth. I don't think it's that she remembers me... Ashley Bell: Wow. That is so Shannyn Sossamon. I love that story. Now, it's important to get The Day, and keep it in our storage shed just in case December 21 actually happens, right? Ashley Bell: Or you could use it as a Black Friday survival tool. What to do at a Black Friday sale. You could use it for that as well. That is no joke. We need your character's axe! Ashley Bell: That's right! I'm so excited to get the word out about The Day on DVD and Blu-ray. It was a project that was so close to us. I am thrilled that it is coming out for everyone to see. The Day is available on Blu-ray and DVD today! The Day was released August 29th, 2012 and stars Shawn Ashmore, Ashley Bell, Michael Eklund, Cory Hardrict, Dominic Monaghan, Shannyn Sossamon, Brianna Barnes, Kassidy Verreault. The film is directed by Douglas Aarniokoski. |
| Hollerado Tour Rider: Used Books, Dog Poo Cleaning & Homemade Hummus Posted: 30 Nov 2012 01:50 PM PST Filed under: Concerts and Tours, News, Exclusive More importantly, Spinner recently learned the band has a hilariously detailed hand-written rider they give to concert promoters and we scored a copy. Ever health conscious, Hollerado asks for "some veggies and some fruits like bananas or apples or vitamins" and organic salsa. "Chunks are awesome." |
| Kylie Minogue, Ne-Yo to Perform for Nobel Peace Prize Winners Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:44 AM PST Nobel Peace Prize Concert organizers announced on Friday that Kylie Minogue, Ne-Yo, Il Volo, Milow, Fanfare Ciocarlia & OqueStrada are the final set of artists to perform at the 19th annual Nobel Peace Prize Concert on Tuesday, December 11 in Oslo, Norway. They join previously announced artists Jennifer Hudson, Seal, Karpe Diem, Laleh and Susanne Sundfor. This year's concert, hosted by Sarah Jessica Parker and Gerard Butler, features artists from all corners of Europe in addition to international stars. |
| Extra Scoop: Seth MacFarlane Announces 'Family Guy' Movie Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:43 AM PST
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| Family Guy Movie Is Impossible to Do on TV Says Seth MacFarlane Posted: 30 Nov 2012 09:32 AM PST 
"It's just a matter of when. It's hard to do that while you have the series going on at the same time. I think that's why it took The Simpsons 20 seasons to figure out how to do it. We do know what the Family Guy movie will be. The Simpsons Movie, I thought, was hilarious, but the one criticism I would have is that it's a story they probably could've done on TV. There could've been an episode that had that plot line. That's the challenge with animation. You pretty much can do any story you want, so what is the reason for the movie? We finally hit on the answer to that question, and it will be something that would be impossible to do on TV." Seth MacFarlane would not divulge what the story will be, but it seems plans are fully in place. The only question now is when this will be arriving on the big screen. Take a look at the full press release for Seth MacFarlane's The Oscar Experience College Search contest below. mtvU, MTV's 24-hour college network, today announced that comedian, writer, producer and this year's host of the Oscars, Seth MacFarlane, is the newest guest professor on the network's ongoing, Emmy-nominated "Stand In" series. mtvU followed MacFarlane as he travelled to the University of California Los Angeles campus to stun a class full of students during Professor Denise Mann's "Overview of Contemporary Film Industry" course. During the class, MacFarlane announced "The Oscar Experience College Search" presented by The Academy and mtvU, a national search for the next generation of Oscar hopefuls. College students who are interested in pursuing careers in film - writing, directing, producing, acting and more - are encouraged to vie for an opportunity to appear live onstage to deliver Oscar statuettes to telecast presenters. In addition to appearing on the Oscar show, winners will be flown to Los Angeles and provided hotel accommodations. Here's what 85th Annual Academy Awards producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron had to say about this opportunity for college students. "In re-imagining what we want the Oscar show to be, we wanted everyone appearing on that stage to feel a deep commitment to film and its legacy, and most importantly, its future. That was the impetus in creating this special honor for young film students who will inspire a new generation to create the films that will be honored in the future." The Oscar Experience College Search will be featured on The Academy's Facebook page and will run through January 19, 2013. To enter, college students need to demonstrate they're destined for the Oscars by completing the Academy's entry form and uploading a video answering the question: How will you contribute to the future of movies? The producers of this year's Awards show will ultimately pick a minimum of six winners, who will be flown to Los Angeles to participate in the 85th Annual Academy Awards on Oscar Sunday, February 24, 2013, at the Dolby Theatre at Hollywood & Highland Center. Here's what Seth MacFarlane had to say about the contest. "For a film student to go to the Oscars and be a part of presenting is a huge break." MacFarlane's "Stand In" will premiere on mtvU to more than 750 college campuses nationwide and on-demand at mtvU.com beginning December 10 at 10 a.m. ET/PT. MacFarlane is the latest cultural luminary to participate in mtvU's "Stand In" series. Each edition of the program features a guest professor teaching a class unique to his or her experience and background. Previous participants include Madonna, Kanye West, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, John Legend, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Russell Simmons, author Tom Wolfe, rapper Nas, Senator John McCain and Sting. MacFarlane wrote, directed and provided the voice for the title character in the feature film Ted, which has grossed over $500 million worldwide, making it the top-grossing original R-rated comedy of all time. He is an Emmy Award winner and all-around entertainer best known as the creative force behind the television series Family Guy. MacFarlane also serves as executive producer, writer and voice actor on the animated series American Dad, which he co-created, and is currently executive producing Cosmos: A Space-Time Odyssey, a 13-part series updating Carl Sagan's iconic exploration of the universe as revealed by science. The Academy Awards episode 85.1, "85th Annual Academy Awards" airs on ABC February 24th, 2013. The episode stars Seth MacFarlane and is directed by Don Mischer. |
| Rove LA Video: Rashida Jones Reveals Her Scar from Michael Jackson's Chimp Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:33 AM PST
It's safe to say that Rashida Jones did not have a normal childhood. As the daughter of mega-record producer Quincy Jones and actress Peggy Lipton, the Parks and Recreation star grew up in the posh Bel-Air neighborhood with such other future celebrities as Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Paris Hilton, Nikki Hilton and... Other Links From TVGuide.com |
| Two women killed in Fero's Bar in Denver stabbed at least 14 times each Posted: 30 Nov 2012 11:30 AM PST The first two autopsies released on the five victims found slain in Fero's Bar and Grill in October reveal a bloody slaughter in which one victim was stabbed 21 times. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| COMICS: First Look At Jonathan Hickman And Steve Epting's NEW AVENGERS #1 Posted: 30 Nov 2012 09:15 AM PST To prevent the collision of our universe with another, the Illuminati, led by the Black Panther, must assemble NOW! It's the most powerful and brilliant team in the Marvel Universe--The Black Panther, Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Black Bolt, Mister Fantastic, Namor the Sub-Mariner and The Beast--against an infinite legion of parallel realities. NEW AVENGERS #1 Written by JONATHAN HICKMAN Pencils & Cover by STEVE EPTING |
| Mickey Mouse poster sells for more than $100,000 Posted: 30 Nov 2012 10:31 AM PST Mickey Mouse still sells: This week a vintage 1928 movie poster emblazoned with the iconic Mickey Mouse image, that had been part of the estate of a California collector, sold for more than $100,000. |
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