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Gerard Butler To Return To Natural Shirtless State As Surfer
Friday, February 11 by Penn Collins
Curtis Hanson, who kind of looks like an old surfer, is going to be directing Gerard Butler, who kind of doesn’t, in a movie about surfing.
Zac Efron Takes Intriguing Role, Shocks World
Friday, February 11 by Dave Horwitz
Zac Efron is branching out into grittier territory with the dark action comedy ‘The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman’. Tweens, start fashioning your fake IDs.
Hathaway To Share Cruise’s Shame In ‘Rock Of Ages’?
Friday, February 11 by Penn Collins
Hathaway has entered talks to star in the musical as a rock journalist who falls in love with Tom Cruise’s character.
Road To The Oscars: Best Actor Showdown
Friday, February 11 by Ronnie Pudding
It’s time for the men to grease up and battle it out for the shiny bald gold dude.
Mark Millar Finds ‘Nemesis’ Writer, Kicks Ass In The Adaptation Game
Friday, February 11 by Dave Horwitz
A super dark, ultra violent film about an evil supervillain who uses his powers for evil? Eh… Oh, it’s a graphic novel? Greenlight!
Take Me Home Tonight
Friday, February 11 by Reza F.
Director: Michael Dowse Cast: Topher Grace, Teresa Palmer, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler Synopsis: Follow an aimless college grad who pursues his dream girl at a wild Labor Day weekend party….
‘American Idol’ Recap: Hollywood ‘Weak’ Part 1
Friday, February 11 by Jame Gumb
By it’s very nature, Hollywood Week isn’t as fun to watch. Almost, everyone who has made it to this point can sing, so there are no sad, pathetic people to mock and ridicule. As such, we have to settle for the next best thing: reveling in the failure of those who are more talented than us.
Watch Bill Murray Squawk It Up As Carl Spackler
Friday, February 11 by Joseph Gibson
Bill Murray is at it again!
Jessica Andres
Friday, February 11 by Reza F.
Jessica Andres was originally slated to appear in Avatar: The Last Airbender, but all her scenes were cut just before the film hit theatres. As it turned out, that was probably a good thing.
‘Milli Vanilli’ Biopic Is Syncing Up
Friday, February 11 by Wookie Johnson
Because the 4,000 specials shown on VH-1 didn’t cover the topic adequately enough, Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall are moving forward with a Milli Vanilli biopic.
And There’s A Picture Of A Train
Friday, February 11 by Col. Longshanks
“The Simpsons” always seems to get it right.
Open Letter To ‘Sons Of Anarchy’ Creator Kurt Sutter
Friday, February 11 by Fred Topel
When I interviewed Charlie Hunnam for his film The Ledge at Sundance I had no idea it would cause such a stir. Here I’ve post the audio file in its entirety.
Director Shortlist For ‘G.I Joe 2′ Induces Indifference, Yawns
Friday, February 11 by Dave Horwitz
The idea of a ‘G.I Joe’ sequel smacks of film making as a numbers game, and the search for a director isn’t helping, as Paramount is batting around 3 different but equally middling talents for the job.
Chick From ‘Harry Potter’ Meets Guy From ‘Twilight’ In Today’s Most Swirly-Inducing News
Friday, February 11 by Joseph Gibson
Try to resist the urge to find the closest nerd and noogie him until he begs for mercy.
