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TV Tonight: 'Grimm' is back in action, finally
Pic! Sarah Jessica Parker’s Twins Catching Snowflakes
Kevin Smith Begins Writing Clerks III at 4:20 Am This Morning
Adams County mom faces 35 years for suffocating baby, tossing his body in garbage
EDITORIAL: Reintroducing Mary Jane Watson In The New Franchise and Ideal Character Conceptions
‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’: See the Portraits!
'Project Runway' Season 11: Michelle finally wins one!
Tiffani Thiessen glad 'Saved by the Bell' came before the 24-hour celebrity gossip culture
'Lost and Found' about the stories behind the tsunami debris
TV listings: March 10-16
'American Idol' Top 10: West Linn's Aubrey Cleland falls short
River Phoenix's last film gets U.S. premiere 20 years later
TV Tonight: 'Grimm' is back in action, finally
Joy Behar will leave 'The View' talk show at end of current season
Tiffani Thiessen glad 'Saved by the Bell' came before the 24-hour celebrity gossip culture
A Few Minutes With... Salli Richardson-Whitfield On 'Pastor Brown'
A Confident Disney Has Sequel In Works For 'Oz The Great And Powerful'
Philip Grass, 'Onit' -- Free MP3 Download
Dan Croll, 'From Nowhere' -- EP Premiere
They're filming scenes from the "Anchorman" sequel two blocks from my work...

TV Tonight: 'Grimm' is back in action, finally

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:38 AM PST

At long last, the filmed-and-set-in-Portland series is back on the case.

Pic! Sarah Jessica Parker’s Twins Catching Snowflakes

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:24 AM PST

File this under adorable! Sarah Jessica Parker's 3-year-old twin daughters, Tabitha and Marion, were snapped in NYC, opening wide to catch falling snowflakes on their tongues.

The siblings were bundled up for big snowstorm hitting the Northeast this weekend, wearing long sleeves, leggings, beanies and puffy coats.

Parker's latest film is the animated "Escape from Planet Earth."

Kevin Smith Begins Writing Clerks III at 4:20 Am This Morning

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 09:41 AM PST

Filmmaker Kevin Smith made the surprise announcement in December that Clerks III will be his final movie as a director. He had previously stated that Hit Somebody is going to be his directorial finale, but that hockey project is now being set up as a mini-series. This morning, the director shared a message on his Facebook page where he revealed that he started writing the Clerks III script today. The date also has significance since, exactly 20 years ago today, he started production on Clerks. Take a look at the title page of the screenplay, along with the message he left for his Facebook fans.

"THE BEGINNING OF THE END. 20 years ago today, we started shooting Clerks. 20 years later, with no plan or provocation, I jumped out of bed at 4:20 this morning and started writing Clerks III. It's been like hanging out with old friends. And after 2 hours of tapping the keys and giggling, I have come to a conclusion... Clerks III will be the best film I'll ever make."

Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson starred in the original Clerks as Randall and Dante, a convenience store clerk and a video store employee in their 20s. The 2006 sequel Clerks II showed Randall and Dante in their 30s. While no story details have been confirmed, it seems safe to assume that this franchise finale will focus on their lives as 40-year-old men.

The filmmaker also revealed last month that he may write an online interactive book before the movie goes into production. Now that he is working on the film script, it isn't clear if this online book is happening or not.

Clerks III comes to theaters in 2014 and stars Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith, Brian O'Halloran, Jeff Anderson. The film is directed by Kevin Smith.

Adams County mom faces 35 years for suffocating baby, tossing his body in garbage

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:22 AM PST

BRIGHTON — An Adams County woman who suffocated her 7-month-old son and threw him in the garbage accepted a plea deal on Friday.

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EDITORIAL: Reintroducing Mary Jane Watson In The New Franchise and Ideal Character Conceptions

Posted: 07 Mar 2013 11:00 PM PST

As those darned Amazing Spider-Man set photos continue to be released, we passionate comic book fans may publicize our differing opinions on the heated Mary Jane Watson "hotness" issue. While it is understandable that certain fans are frenzied by Mary Jane's physicality (or lack thereof), that is an explosive issue that I do not wish to bring up. Fortunately, there is another topic of discussion to be had, and hopefully, it doesn't induce reactions as violent as the ones that have been pervading websites as of late. See, regardless of your disposition on the casting of Woodley, I think it's reasonable to believe that she has something to offer to the audience provided that she delivers a great portrayal. I do not intend on reopening old wounds and letting them fester in the open air of opposing opinions by bringing Mary Jane up again. Rather, I think a discussion

‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’: See the Portraits!

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:01 AM PST

With a little more than nine months until the debut of "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," Lionsgate has been keeping the excitement level high by releasing a set of gorgeous Capitol Portraits images of all the characters, new and returning.

Check them out!

"Catching Fire" ignites in theaters November 22.

'Project Runway' Season 11: Michelle finally wins one!

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:17 AM PST

After weeks of being frustrated, Portland's Michelle Lesniak Franklin finally is named winner of a challenge on the "Teams" edition of "Project Runway."

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Tiffani Thiessen glad 'Saved by the Bell' came before the 24-hour celebrity gossip culture

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:16 AM PST

The actress, who now appears in USA's "White Collar," appreciated that she only had Teen Beat magazine photographers to contend with when she played Kelly Kapowski.

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'Lost and Found' about the stories behind the tsunami debris

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 10:24 AM PST

A documentary film about debris from the 2011 tsunami in Japan aims to reunite items discovered on beaches with their rightful owners.

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TV listings: March 10-16

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 09:30 AM PST

TV listings: March 10-16

'American Idol' Top 10: West Linn's Aubrey Cleland falls short

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 09:52 AM PST

In the first live "American idol" show decided by viewer votes, West Linn's Aubrey Cleland is sent home.

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River Phoenix's last film gets U.S. premiere 20 years later

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 07:52 AM PST

"Dark Blood" played at the Miami International Film Festival this week. The film was about 80 percent complete when Phoenix died in 1993; the filmmaker returned to the project after his own brush with death and used voice-overs and material from extra reels to finish it.

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TV Tonight: 'Grimm' is back in action, finally

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 07:32 AM PST

At long last, the filmed-and-set-in-Portland series is back on the case.

Joy Behar will leave 'The View' talk show at end of current season

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 06:52 AM PST

Behar was among the original co-hosts when Barbara Walters created the show, now in its 16th season.

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Tiffani Thiessen glad 'Saved by the Bell' came before the 24-hour celebrity gossip culture

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:16 AM PST

The actress, who now appears in USA's "White Collar," appreciated that she only had Teen Beat magazine photographers to contend with when she played Kelly Kapowski.

A Few Minutes With... Salli Richardson-Whitfield On 'Pastor Brown'

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:04 AM PST

Salli Richardson-Whitfield recently celebrated the television premiere of Pastor Brown, the film in which she starred and co-produced in 2009, but which didn't make it to the small screen until Feb...

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A Confident Disney Has Sequel In Works For 'Oz The Great And Powerful'

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 11:03 AM PST

'Oz the Great and Powerful' is only hours old in the box office, but already it's been leaked that Disney has a sequel in the works.

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Philip Grass, 'Onit' -- Free MP3 Download

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 02:00 PM PST

Filed under: Exclusive, RPM, New Music, RPM MP3 of the Day

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Artist: Philip Grass (Burton Schaber & Ben Durfee)
Hails From: Portland, Ore.
Song: "Onit"
Album: Gem Drops Three
In Their Words: "This was one of the first songs that we made collaboratively. We had been working independently for some time so coming together on this track produced a lot of energy, which we think this song typifies. It was an attempt to blend a lot of different kinds of sounds together, so sonically, it's a bit of a collage." -- Burton Schaber, Philip Grass

Dan Croll, 'From Nowhere' -- EP Premiere

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 01:45 PM PST

Filed under: News, Exclusive, RPM, New Music, New Releases

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Dan Croll is a 22-year-old, Liverpool-based songwriter that is aiming to light your SXSW experience on fire. The electronic-leaning singer will release his debut EP From Nowhere on March 11, and you can stream the whole thing right here.

The EP includes standouts like "Wanna Know," featuring a sick R&B production, string arrangements and a hook worthy of Passion Pit. Just when you think you've sussed out Croll's sound, the EP turns toward rock on "Only Ghost," followed by a mesmerizing Baardsen remix of the title track.