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Wednesday, January 26 by Wookie Johnson
In order to convert the Oscar buzz surrounding ‘The King’s Speech’ into sweet money money money, executive producer Harvey Weinstein wants to tone down the film’s naughty language.
Wednesday, January 26 by Dave Horwitz
What does it take to send ‘Glee’ creator Ryan Murphy into an expletive laced tirade? Deny him the right to turn a song of yours into a “number” on his hit show, that’s what.
Wednesday, January 26 by Fred Topel
It’s not really a detailing of the factors in the economic crisis. It’s more of a drama about the people dealing with it.
Wednesday, January 26 by Wookie Johnson
Actor/director Mark Webber is gearing up to helm his second indie film, a touching love letter to the bond that exists between a father and son, in which he’s casting his real-life toddler. Classic Hollywood nepotism.
Wednesday, January 26 by Joseph Gibson
Those fabulous Scott boys Ridley and Tony are working as producers on a new show called “The Drivers.”
Wednesday, January 26 by Fred Topel
Midwesterners going wild may not sound like an original idea for a comedy, but they really become a team.
Wednesday, January 26 by Fred Topel
The characters take it all seriously, but the story just goes wildly over the top for the sake of creating awesome set pieces.
Wednesday, January 26 by Wookie Johnson
John Cusack won’t be the only one rocking nineteenth century facial hair. ABC has ordered the pilot “Poe,” a series that depicts Edgar Allan Poe as a nineteenth century sleuth. Probably with nice abs.
Tuesday, January 25 by Geoffrey Golden
When is a hit show possibly not a hit show? When everyone is DVRing it.
Tuesday, January 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Also increased: the chances for an explicit lesbian sex scene.
Tuesday, January 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Critic Roger Ebert sticks his downward thumb right into the audience, saying it’s stupid to pay top dollar for movies designed to give you a headache.
Tuesday, January 25 by Geoffrey Golden
He might be #1 on the list to replace Keith Olbermann. I still think he should stick to selling microwaves.
Tuesday, January 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Faris got harassed on the New Zealand set of ‘Yogi Bear,’ and the country said some things it later regretted.
Tuesday, January 25 by Penn Collins
The first piece of The Motel Life has been identified. That piece would be Emile Hirsch, and what a fine piece he is.
Tuesday, January 25 by Geoffrey Golden
Spencer Tracy plays Carl Fredricksen, complete with giant hipster old person glasses, in this expertly-done recreation of the ‘Up’ trailer story using live action film footage.