Which is probably why he talked about strippers and sex.
Finally, some diversity via the Childish Gambino?
Season 6 comes to a close leaving us to wonder what's next for the gang.
Snow White wears black. Of course.
But did the final two hours leave us satisfied?
See the full cast list!
The classic sci-fi actioner still holds up today!
The star reveals the challenges of bringing an animated character to life.
Glover lovers might take issue with this.
Find out how the long-lasting couple first met.
She's staying in the massage game.
My, how she's changed!
Divorce is nothing a hippie grandmother can't solve.
Try to compose yourselves.
Is the former Lindsay Lohan project doomed?
Joffrey and Melisandre show us what they're made of. It's weird.
A look at animated romance by famed artist Bill Plympton.
It's the gift that keeps on giving.
Prepare to fawn.
Tequila makes a man brave in the (fake) sack.
This love triangle is about to get a whole lot more confusing.
Lena Dunham's HBO comedy is imperfect, but worthwhile.
We're living in the golden age of the b***ch, and I couldn't be happier.
Britta Britta'd it when her ex, Blade, came to town.
But who will be No. 4,439?
Five songs to avoid like the plague.
And do we spy an Idol alum?
America Hates People Whose Names Start with K, Loves Ziggy, and The Comeback Kid
Her famous assets are covered, but talent is still on full display!
Plus, other stars who are up on their teenybopper tunes.
Will you tune into her new Lifetime series?
Make that "love septagon."
Sex, Italy, and Roberto Benigni!
We know what you're thinking, but give it a chance.
Fans rally for return of Justin Grant Wade's character
The pop star discusses her diverse taste in men.
Are you listening, Jim Toth?
Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks and more dish on the 'HG' castmembers.
He finally confesses what Jenner whispered at the CDC.
A source tells Hollywood.com that filming is underway.
A tragic end for the actor's French bulldog.
Plus, she's got some kind words for Ben and Courtney
But is it a forever breakup or a temporary break up?
Catch a glimpse of the romantic happenings that lie in store this season.
One look at her and he can't disguise, he's got...
There's a romance, but it's not in the trailer.
And it's all so very English.
Robin Williams also on board.
The doe-eyed 'Mamma Mia!' star goes one-on-one with Hollywood.com.
Oh, celebrities.
And what's all this about a sex tape?
Will David and Mary Margaret ever find their happy ending?
Plus, Duke Silver: American hero.
She embodies the adult film icon.
We haven't had one of those in a while.
Find out how the doctors celebrate Valentine's Day.
With Valentine's Day around the corner, let's talk about love.
Apparently, things got a bit "weird" with co-star Robin Wright.
Plus Eli Manning talks about his brother's NFL future.
So now we know he's both good looking AND sweet.
And we REALLY love whales!
The 'Sex and the City' actress will replace Demi Moore in the porn biopic.
Over and over.
Nancy Botwin enters the 1970s.
Sevigny has been cast as a feminist journalist in the biopic.
It's a maddeningly interesting tale!
The actress is being treated for exhaustion.
America's favorite grandmother turns 90 today!
What do you think?
But only when he's drunk.
It's a Philly tradition.
Before things took a bad turn.
The actress has been looking a little thin these days.
Which Lovelace biopic will you choose?
Find out which Hollywood romances won't get to see the New Year.
I guess porn is kind of popular.
It's a dog-gone masterpiece.
The ratings may be down, but they're keeping things interesting.
I feel much better now...
Hipster.
She'll play the porn star's mom.
Who do you think should end up together?
She replaces Kate Hudson.
You don't say...
Win a copy of the hit summer rom-com!
Win a trip for two to Sin City!
Get a glimpse into the NCIS world!
Find out what happened.
Which includes a Chris Brown look alike.
You won't find any baby bump in this one.
Life is never easy at Seattle Grace.
No baby bump this time!
Sam Shepard kicks butt as an aging Butch Cassidy.
This is sure to be a real page turner.
Find out who he's been dating.
Was it a hit or miss?
(Wookiee noise)
Oh snap.
All the cool celebrities are doing it.
The rapper talks about some pretty deep topics.
The title, the font, the Cannes award... this thing is classy
Troy Barnes at his finest.
A bit fluffy—but the movie's great.
Perfect nighttime viewing.
Loved the movie of the week? Watch the upcoming series version!
They were spotted 'making out.'
And how the rumors that she's dating Justin Timberlake aren't true...darn.
WHAT THE WHAT
Beware: You may cry.
Because one isn't enough.
No audience member left untargeted.
'True Blood' bites off more than it can chew.
Here's the skinny...
Jack Bauer and Sgt. Roger Murtaugh in the same show?
Say whaaaaat?
It's not all about 'Transformers,' ya know?
10 years ago, but still.
Finally.
Because why wouldn't she?
It has that girl from 'Ugly Betty' so maybe it's pretty cute?
Someone doesn't know not to schedule classes that early.
And yeah, Gosling takes his shirt off. There you go, ladies.
Paramount's preview whetted our appetites for J.J. Abrams' summer thriller.
Well, in awhile.
These two Brits kick ass.
Which, needless to say, is probably a lot more than you anyway.
Ummm -- HELL to the YEAH.
And Aaron Eckhart hates going to the movies. Good thing he's an actor.
So wait, how does James Bond play into all this?
Mirror, mirror on the wall, is she really playing the fairest of them all?
Sorry, it's not about The Beatles.
Warner Bros brings in a trusted wordsmith to touch up the priority project
Another 'Twilight' and 'Underworld' rip off.
Producers, directors and star all coming back! Woo!
Love, jealousy, singing. That's what Valentine's Day is about, right?
Does Sammi finally leave the house?
Well that's a disappointment.
SHE'S NOT EVEN ENGAGED.
"Remember people, we're only as strong as our weakest bladder."
She knows how to party.
“You are my heroine! And by heroine I mean lady hero. I don’t want to inject you and listen to jazz.”
"Please keep all opening statements to under 140 characters including all uses of hashtags"
Producer Chuck Roven talks about the painstaking process of getting his new film made.
Her onscreen hubby Aaron Paul is coming back too.
Our exclusive interview with the rising young star of Disney's 3D techno-adventure.
We dive into Romo's vortex of awkwardness.
Well, this is dumb.
Unbreak his heart, Ben.
Plus a great new collection from Criterion.
There aren't many great Thanksgiving films -- so here's a great one about food!
Awesome. Epic. I think I might start hyperventilating.
Fox has released a mammoth six-disc Blu-ray set -- and it's a must-own.
HBO announces the ending of the beloved series
Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor are k-i-s-s-i-n-g.
Oscar winning filmmaker would love to return to the zombie infested world he created
The director dives into the fantasy genre.
While 'The Expendables' and 'Eat Pray Love' were still America's top 2 films, 'The Other Guys' beat 'Vampires Suck' for #3 - Daily Box Office Rally, Tuesday August 25
The opening of 'Piranha 3D' & 'Nanny McPhee' couldn't unseat Stallone and Roberts at the box office - Daily Box Office Rally, Monday August 23
Angelina announces her latest project after a visit to the former Yugoslavia
The chefs cook for the CIA and Angelo pines for Kenny on this week's Top Chef!
It's been a rough few days for Britney Spears -- not quite shave-your-head rough (hopefully!), but still.
Sylvester Stallone's epic actioner and Julia Roberts' rom-com travelogue stay ahead of the competition once again - Daily Box Office Rally, Tuesday August 17
Its looks like the dudes beat the chicks as the stars of Lionsgate’s “The Expendables” told their audience to stop being girlie men and head to theatres this weekend, while Julia Roberts may have the last laugh with “Eat Pray Love” and “Scott Pilgrim” searches for a dance partner.
How effective is the marketing strategy for 'Eat Pray Love'?
The Oscar winner describes her favorite sights and bites from each of the exotic locations in 'Eat Pray Love.'
Julia Roberts stars in Eat Pray Love which hits theaters on August 13th. Check out this exclusive clip!
After nearly 20 years on the air, there can’t be anyone who doesn’t know about The Simpsons. However, only the dedicated followers know all the intimate details that continue to make The Simpsons the most brilliant work of art in the history of entertainment. That’s right, The Simpsons is just the best thing ever.
Kim flies down to Miami to help Kourtney with DASH after Khloé went back to Los Angeles.
Jennifer Love Hewitt walks around in Los Angeles
Robert Pattinson responds to Love doubting his acting abilities.
Is Bella indecisive or greedy?
Signs on with Glee's Ryan Murphy for an adaptation of the play.
Judy Greer lands a thirteen episode arch on CBS's 'Mad Love'
Helen Mirren, Kristen Stewart and Bai Ling throw their support behind madams everywhere.
...and about filming them with Jennifer Aniston
Fox and Lionsgate warm up to scribe as one company purchases his pitch and the other commissions his services
Two very different actresses are playing two very famous sex symbols.
Nearly a year after it suffered the indignity of a workers strike during the Cannes Film Festival, the Jim Carrey/Ewan McGregor-starrer 'I Love You Phillip Morris' now may not get to see the light of day at all.
In an interview this week, Chloe Sevigny absolutely trashed the latest season of her HBO show, 'Big Love.'
Word in the development community has Tom Cruise and Reese Witherspoon eying lead roles in a love story set in the world of rodeo that's being developed at Sony.
The 79-year-old actor passed away today after falling near a Los Angeles park.
We have exclusive photos of the actress on the red carpet for the celebration
John Travolta plays Ming the Merciless in this new action thriller.
Courtney Love has spoken out about losing temporary legal control of her teenage daughter Frances Bean Cobain.
Peter Jackson's adaptation of Alice Sebold's haunting novel 'The Lovely Bones' has looked like an Oscar-bound project from the get-go.
Actress Julianne Moore is set to romance Alec Baldwin on the small screen -- after landing a guest role on the actor's hit series '30 Rock.'
Guy Ritchie still loves his ex-wife Madonna -- and admits he found their divorce painful.
Michael Jackson was convinced Madonna was madly in love with him -- but he didn't return her feelings because she was "not sexy at all."
Jude Law's former fiancée Sienna Miller has urged the press to respect the actor's privacy as he comes to terms with the news that he is to be a father again.
Natalie Portman has been cast as Thor's love interest in the forthcoming comic-book movie.
Michael Moore has unveiled the title of his upcoming documentary. "Capitalism: A Love Story" will be released on October 2.
Screen legend Elizabeth Taylor has issued a broken-hearted statement about her longtime friendship with Michael Jackson.
Jennifer Aniston took her chance to laugh off the intense media interest in her love life at a recent awards bash -- by linking the titles of her most famous movies to her personal dramas.
Javier Bardem looks set to sweep Julia Roberts off her feet -- he's in talks to star as her onscreen love interest in new film 'Eat, Pray, Love.'
Courtney Love has hired a private detective to track down the frauds who racked up a $350,000 bill on her American Express card.
Rashida Jones has found love after her split from 'The Office' co-star John Krasinski -- she's dating one of Barack Obama's speechwriters.
Hanks' co-star discusses the film's missing sex scenes.
Mel Gibson showed the world that his 28-year marriage is over by defiantly stepping onto the red carpet with his Russian lover on Tuesday.
The 'Twilight' DVD is on the way and Access Hollywood is giving fans a taste of what’s to come. The show provided us with this clip of Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) during their stroll through the woods. Watch as Edward nips her finger and then calls her a “fragile little human.”
In a case of life imitating art, 'True Blood' stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer confessed to TV Guide they are dating.
It's a match made in heaven ... actually, make that Bollywood!
Their shows couldn’t be more different, but Saturday Night Live star Fred Armisen and Mad Men actress Elisabeth Moss have at least one thing in common: love!
When award season rolls around there’s only one show that no one in Hollywood wants to be a part of ... the Annual Razzie Awards.
Real men cry, say “I love you” and go on man-dates. Hold up. Rewind. Really? Well, that’s what Paul Rudd is pressured into doing, in his new bromance flick, 'I Love You, Man', in an attempt to fill the vacant best man spot in his upcoming wedding.
Showtime Networks has picked up a fourth and fifth season of their highest-rated show Dexter, Variety reports.
There are two camps with regards to Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie). His supporters love his biting wit and admire his “any means necessary” approach to getting things done. To others, his abrasive personality rubs them the wrong way, even in the comfort of their own living room, and they find his rule-bending unethical.
Life is looking good for Jerry O’Connell these days. A one year anniversary to actress Rebecca Romijn, twins on the way, topped off by the premiere of his new Fox comedy Do Not Disturb on Sept. 10. When Hollywood.com caught up with O’Connell the conversation turned to Romijn, their anniversary and how they plan to cope with a long distance relationship now that Romijn’s hit show Ugly Betty has moved to New York.
Will a send-up of Deepak Chopra from the man who created Austin Powers generate big box office? Or will Steve Carell successfully deadpan his way to the top of the box office heap with a revival of the late ‘60s TV classic Get Smart (Warner Bros)? The latest industry tracking seems to point toward a win for Warner Bros.
According to studio sources, Get Smart (Warner Bros) has the early edge on The Love Guru (Paramount) in industry tracking in next Friday's battle of big studio comedies.
British star Ralph Fiennes has been branded a "cheat" by a Romanian singer, who claims the actor has been enjoying a two year affair with her behind the back of his long-term love Francesca Annis.
Charlize Theron has ended speculation she is set to wed her long-term love Stuart Townsend, insisting they will never marry.
Nicole Kidman has been photographed kissing country singer Keith Urban--despite furiously denying reports they are an item.
Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow has grown to love Los Angeles, after years of hating California's city of angels.
Movie star Jack Nicholson has a secret Danish lovechild who is speaking out about her Hollywood lineage after keeping the movie star's reported secret for 24 years.
The nude model who bedded Irish actor Colin Farrell has begged him to release the videotape showing them having sex--arguing "it's in our best interest".
Screen car Herbie has topped a new poll, as the vehicle movie-loving motorists would most like to drive.
Angelina Jolie's former lesbian lover Jenny Shimizu still has feelings for the Girl, Interrupted beauty even though Jolie is now dating Hollywood heart-throb Brad Pitt.
Sadie Frost has dismissed rumors she is enjoying a romantic relationship with ex-husband Jude Law once again.
Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney concedes he has "failed with women" but he's still searching for the love of his life.
Nip/Tuck actress Kelly Carlson refuses to sell the love doll modelled on her which featured in an episode of the hit TV series--because she won't allow her lookalike to be violated.
Corvette ad not a gas for Guy Ritchie, Dave Matthews Band may face criminal charges, Danny Glover arrested in protest, more...
Britney Spears says this time she's marrying for love; CBS may be fined for Janet Jackson's Super Bowl stunt and shock jock Howard Stern goes back on the air in axed markets. Plus Joan and Melissa Rivers jump ship at E! and a teen was caught pirating Spider-Man 2.
News, Dec. 22: Russell Crowe, Wife Have a Baby; Internet Users Still Love Britney Spears 50 Cent, Beyonce Top "Billboard" Year-End Charts Michael Jackson
Rock singer and actress Courtney Love suffered a miscarriage on May 15 while making her upcoming film 24 Hours in Vancouver. After seeing Love bleeding for several days, 24 Hours director Luis Mandoki put her in a car and insisted she go to the hospital, Love's spokeswoman, Heidi Schaeffer, told the New York Daily News. "It was very early in the pregnancy," Schaeffer said. The identity of the father remains undisclosed, although Love, 36, has recently been romantically linked to actor Russell Crowe. Previously, she reportedly had a rocky romance with her music manager, Jim Barber, who flew to Vancouver to comfort her after her miscarriage. Love has a 9-year-old daughter, Frances Bean, by her late husband, Kurt Cobain, who committed suicide in 1994.
News, May 22: No Love for Dixie Chicks at Country Music Awards, Michael Jackson Hospitalized…Again, Reality TV Tackles the Real Roseanne, More…
News, May 20: "The Practice" Stars Won't Be Returning, Nicole Kidman Would Give Up Acting for Mr. Right, Hugh Jackman to Host Tony Awards Dylan McDermott, Lara Flynn Boyle, Kelli Williams, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Marla Sokoloff and Chyler Leigh Dogville Matrix Joel Silver Eddie Griffin Martin Scorsese Oprah Winfrey
Actor Danny Glover is the latest Hollywood celeb to feel the wrath of national pride. A public interest group has threatened a boycott against MCI to force telecommunications giant to dump Glover as its pitchman because of the actor's views on American foreign policy. Also: Miramax Films Devdas India International Film Awards for Sanjay Leela Bhansali Arnold Schwarzenegger Four Martini award Adam Ricg Catherine Zeta-Jones Michael Douglas Andrew Firestone Elena Anaya Van Helsing
Actor Richard Harris, who starred in films such as This Sporting Life, and recently reprised the role of Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, died at a London hospital following a battle against cancer, The Associated Press reports. He was 72.
Courtney Love and Universal Music Group announced today they have resolved all of their legal disputes, with UMG waiving any rights to future recordings by the singer.
The trial of a breach of contract dispute between Geffen Records and Courtney Love was postponed again today and reset for Oct. 1, marking the fourth time the case has been delayed.
Angelina Jolie may have found the perfect spot to get away from all the turbulence in her life recently--even though her escape will include running, kicking, jumping and fighting as she reprises the distinctively double-barreled role of Lara Croft.
Director Lee Tamahori says the next James Bond movie, Die Another Day, will include a steamy love scene. Whether audiences will ever get to see it, however, is another story.
News Roundup for July 23 - Julia Roberts talks about her new husband to Diane Sawyer as well as Benjamin Bratt. other celebrities include Samuel L Jackson, Andy Garcia, Ashley Judd Blackout Ja Rule Paul Walker Tyrese Fast and the Furious 2 Christina Applegate Ben Affleck Surviving Christmas Donny Osmond Regis Philbin
News Roundup for July 1: Jennifer Lopez and Britney Spears should move on to new loves. Other celebrities include Ian McKellen Sharon Gless Woody Harrelson Chris Rock Tom Arnold Elle Macpherson Bruce Lee Ed Harris Jessica Lange Angela Bassett Jeff Bridges Sean Penn Kevin Bacon Clint Eastwood George Michael
For David Blaine, love is the scariest stunt of all.
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Ethan Hawke talks about seeing his wife Uma Thurman for the first time
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A bull broke country singer/actor Lyle Lovetts right leg in two places and fractured his thumb Wednesday Klein Texas
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The details about Jennifer Lopez's wedding dress and other style points
Queen of pop Madonna and husband/director Guy Ritchie are hard at work on their first feature film together entitled aptly enough Love Sex Drugs & Money Columbia Pictures has reportedly picked up the project and is eyeing a fall 2002 release date
Heather Locklear, whose upcoming episode of Spin City includes a lesbian scene with actress Denise Richards, says she enjoyed the experience.
Courtney Love lawsuit against Universal Music Group goes to trial
Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard, the Oscar winning screenplay team for the 1999 film "Shakespeare in Love," are en route to the courthouse along with production companies Universal Pictures and Miramax Film Corp.
Anne Heche, who is currently on a whirlwind media tour to promote her new book Call Me Crazy, on CNN's Larry King Live about her devoutly Christian mother's desire to become Jesus.
Fresh from a Sacramento hearing where she complained about the way music companies treat recording acts, Courtney Love was in court in Los Angeles Thursday to defend herself against a Geffen Records lawsuit. The actress who fronts the rock group ``Hole'' allegedly has failed to produce albums promised Geffen in a contract.
Selma Blair, who stars in the comedy Legally Blonde, to In Style magazine, on what she thinks was the sexiest movie scene ever.
HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 1, 2001 -- Hole's outspoken, unflinching lead singer has filed a cross-complaint against Universal Music Group, seeking to break her contract and expose what she claims is a corrupt system that enslaves artists and cheats them out of royalties. ``Artists who have generated billions of dollars for the music industry die broke and uncared for by the business they made wealthy,'' Love said in a statement issued on Wednesday. Standard recording agreements often lock in artists for many years, requiring them to bear many of their own production and marketing costs, taking a huge chunk of any financial returns they may enjoy, Love's lawyer, A. Barry Cappello, told Reuters. "I've been evangelized," Love said. "I'm ready to take this thing all the way to the Supreme Court." The cross-complaint was the result of a complaint filed by UMG Recordings a
HOLLYWOOD, June 14, 2000 -- Courtney Love has a few things on her mind. Well, make that, she had a few things on her mind. Then she dumped them into a really long column for Salon.com and published them for the whole cyber world to see. In a 13,000 word-plus essay posted today on the online magazine, the actress/Hole rocker addresses: why recording contracts put the screws to musicians; why Napster puts the screws to musicians; why she hates the word "content"; why you should never let a soda-pop company sponsor your world tour; why she works for tips. This list is not meant to be exhaustive of the subjects covered by Love. We neglected to mention, for instance, the part where she quotes Warren Beatty.
Hong Kong movies, which enjoyed international popularity two decades ago, have now fallen out of favor even in Hong Kong itself, according to a survey conducted for the territory's Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority.
News Roundup: Aug. 20
HOLLYWOOD, June 1, 2000 -- Remember how before "Snow Day," those snack-chip commercials, and that really lame late-night talk show, Chevy Chase used to be considered funny? Apparently so. A new poll shows Chase is America's third-most favorite "Saturday Night Live" cast member in the NBC show's 25-year history. And while No. 3 is not No. 1, it's not bad for a guy who did "Snow Day," snack-chip commercials and a really lame late-night talk show. Per the Zogby poll, John Belushi is our all-time fave "SNL" comic, presumably because we figure he must have been really serious about his art if he crashed and burned like that at age 32 in 1982. The breakdown went like this: Belushi was the No. 1 choice of 15.7 percent of those surveyed; Eddie Murphy came in second with 14.2 percent; Chase did nicely with 10.6 percent. Rounding out the Top Five: Gilda Radner (9.4
Nicole Kidman on her divorce from Tom Cruise
CBS's Everybody Loves Raymond was the only fully scripted TV show to make the Nielsen top 10 last week, as first-run game shows and news magazines once again proved to be the rerun season's top attractions.
HOLLYWOOD, June 26, 2000 -- Dixie Chick Natalie Maines wed actor Adrian Pasdar, whose string of nonstarmaking credits include the rental demi-classic "The Pompatus of Love," on Saturday in Nashville. Maines is 25; Pasdar is 35. This is a second marriage for Maines. The diminutive, lead-singing member of the Grammy-winning Chicks trio split with husband No. 1 in January 1999, ending a 19-month-long union.
A host of mid-level blockbusters and some serious classic films highlight the DVD release schedule for the week of Dec. 7. Heading things up is Warner Bros.' special edition of the Renny Harlin-directed action feature "Deep Blue Sea" ($24.98 SRP). A sort of 1999 version of "Jaws," "Deep Blue Sea" features a group of scientists attempting to find a cure for Alzheimer's disease by experimenting on sharks. As the sea creatures are altered with enlarged brains, they begin to get uppity, and chaos ensues. The film stars Samuel L. Jackson, Saffron Burrows and Thomas Jane. Warner's special edition includes a running commentary, behind-the-scenes documentaries and detailed storyboards and stills. As expected, Disney has re-released its Academy Award-winning "Shakespeare in Love" ($39.99 SRP), this time in a deluxe, special edition. The Best Picture recipient at last year's Oscar
Singer-actress Courtney Love is being sued for failing to pay more than $40,000 in rent for a Vancouver home she rented while working in the on the film 24 Hours, The Associated Press reports.
Listen Up!: Britney loves rock 'n' roll
Automakers who previously were loathe to allow their vehicles to be shown being mangled in films have done a U-turn and are now lending support to such films, the Wall Street Journal indicated Thursday.
HOLLYWOOD, May 18, 2000 -- Can they do this to Jennifer Love Hewitt? Can they deprive a leading Generation Y icon of her weekly network TV outlet? Apparently so. Fox today announced its new fall schedule, and Hewitt's show -- the "Party of Five" spinoff "Time of Your Life" -- wasn't on it. The network won't tell you what that means. We will. She got axed. Oh, the fates they can be cruel. Was it only yesterday -- or perhaps 15 minutes ago -- that the one they call Love was the leading lady of her era? Oh, well. Next! Overall, Fox will introduce a whopping nine new series, including "The Lone Gunmen," an "X-Files" spinoff; a new, untitled drama from Writer Inc. Michael Crichton ("Jurassic Park"); "Boston Public," a new school drama from Producer Inc. David E. Kelley ("Ally McBeal"); and, "The $treet," one of those young-people-today dramas t
Rocker Courtney Love has won an injunction against the release of a song recorded by Kurt Cobain and Nirvana before his 1994 death, according to The Associated Press.
Rock star and actress Courtney Love can certainly break all grounds in music--literally. She is currently recording jazz and blues standards for the soundtrack to her new film, Hello Suckers, Hole's official Web site reports. Having teamed up with friend Roddy Bottum of Imperial Teen, Love has already handpicked several songs and recorded demos for the album. "She's handling the music very well," Bottum says of Love to Rolling Stone magazine. "She's really a great singer. She's got that great, husky voice and it really works for this material," he said. Love and Bottum have also had talks of writing songs for the soundtrack. Currently, Love is shooting 24 Hours in Vancouver and will resume work with her new band, Bastard, in July. She recently suffered a miscarriage during the filming of 24 Hours.
The month of April welcomes the spring season, and with spring comes the season of love. Among the most recent weddings: Brooke Shields married television writer Chris Henchy on Tuesday. Last week, Drew Barrymore and comedian Tom Green surprised everyone by announcing that they had tied the knot.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 5, 2001 -- Hole frontwoman Courtney Love is suing her boyfriend's ex-wife. Her claim? That she's being stalked. In the lawsuit, Love claims that Lesley Barber, the ex-wife of Geffen Records exec Jim Barber, allegedly tried to mow her down with her Volvo and threatened to burn her house down during a "20-month campaign of stalking." The incident involving Barber's Volvo resulted in an injury to Love's foot when Barber ran over it with her car. The alleged attack on June 4 cost Love an acting part in the sci-fi thriller "John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars" and her $500,000 payment. BRIDGING THE GENERATION GAP: Will the Material Mom and the queen of teen pop really get to sing together? That's what Sonicnet.com is reporting. According to a source familiar with the project, Britney Spears and Madonna will hit the studio in May. Spears' next album is sched
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 3, 2001 -- Claire Danes has found love. "The Mod Squad" and "My So-Called Life" actress has signed on to Danish director Thomas Vinterberg's "It's All About Love" -- the follow-up to his Cannes-winning first feature "The Celebration" in 1999, Daily Variety says. Penned by Vinterberg, the script story follows a married couple as they try to salvage their relationship. Shooting of the film begins in April. Danes was previously working on "Flora Plum," a film helmed by Jodie Foster and starring Russell Crowe. The project is currently on hold due to a shoulder injury sustained by Crowe. RAY OF 'IRON': Actor Ray Park, or better known as Darth Maul in "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace," will personify the title hero in the big screen adaptation of the comic book "Iron Fist," Variety says. The martial-arts-themed movie follows th
'Traffic' HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 13, 2000 -- Not bad for a little film that came out of nowhere -- and another ensemble film that has yet to have a wide release. The critical favorite and hardly seen "You Can Count on Me" and director Steven Soderbergh's "Traffic" were among the winners of the 2000 New York Film Critics Circle Awards announced today. "You Can Count on Me" garnered a best actress nod for Laura Linney and took best screenplay for scribe Ken Longergan. Soderbergh continued his winning streak with another best director nod for his films "Erin Brockovich" and "Traffic," with the drug pic nabbing the best picture award and a best supporting actor nod for Benicio Del Toro from the New York critics. Soderbergh was named the director of the year by the National Board of Review earlier this month. Tom Hanks The best actor award went to seas
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 20, 2000 -- Julia Child on Sunday became the first U.S. chef to receive the French government's highest honor, the Legion of Honor. "I am very, very proud," the 88-year-old Child said. The honor was bestowed upon Child by restaurateur Roger Fessaguet, a knight in the Legion, during a black-tie ceremony in Boston, according to The Associated Press. "Before Julia Child, America was still a meat and potatoes country," Fessaguet said. "She helped to make cooking the culture it is today." Child, who was born in Pasadena, Calif., moved to Paris with her husband after the second world war and received her culinary training at the Cordon Bleu. She published her first book, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," in 1961 and most recently hosted a 39-part series called "Baking at Julia's."
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 6, 2000 -- The devil's got a new name, and her name is Jennifer Love Hewitt. The Hollywood Reporter says that the "Party of Five" and "I Know What You Did Last Summer" actress will play the titular role of the devil in "The Devil and Daniel Webster," which is said to be a contemporary retelling of the classic tale. The film also stars Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin. In the film, Hewitt's devil will go head to head with Hopkins' character in a battle for the soul of a writer played by Baldwin. The project will begin production Jan. 15. 'SEA' BOUND: "Whatever It Takes" heartthrob James Franco will play the son of Robert De Niro in the thriller "City by the Sea," the Reporter says. The story is about a police officer (De Niro) who discovers that his son is a killer. MO' FRANCO: In other James Franco-as-a-son news today: The Reporter
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 20, 2000 -- Diamonds really are a girl’s best friend. Just ask Madonna. Marriage, on the other hand, is another matter. The Queen of Music is delighted about the large diamond ring she was given by her boyfriend, British director Guy Ritchie. “I had absolutely no idea,” Madonna told US Weekly in an interview to be published Friday. “I never liked big rocks on my finger. Well, I do now.” But queried about whether a holiday wedding was in the cards, as predicted by British tabloids, Madonna replied: “I wouldn’t say it’s an engagement ring, at least not right now. We talk about marriage, but we can’t decide whether it’s something that’s necessary.” Ritchie, 31, gave Madonna the rock on the day she came home with new baby Rocco, also the same day as Madonna’s 42nd birthday. Madonna, who divorced actor Sean Penn in 1989 after four year
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 18, 2000 -- This from the They Deserve Each Other files: TV journalist Geraldo Rivera and TV poster girl Darva Conger are dating. The New York Daily News reports that the former “Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire?” bride and Rivera, also a multimillionaire, must wait for him to finalize his divorce from C.C. Dyer, his betrothed of 19 years, before the new couple wed. Neither party has commented to the Daily News about their alleged togetherness.
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 18, 2000 -- The four-year love affair is over. Daily Variety reports today that MTV has canceled the late-night series “Loveline” after a four-year run. MTV gave no reason for deciding not to renew the advice show for another 15 episodes. “Loveline,” hosted by Adam Corolla, Dr. Drew Pinsky and Catherine McCord, has accumulated 369 half-hours since its MTV debut in November 1996.THE $10 MILLION MAN: Recent Emmy winner James Gandolfini has signed a renegotiated contract that will give him $10 million for the next two seasons of the HBO hit drama “The Sopranos,” Variety says. The deal signed last week is said to include future obligations as actor and producer in television series for “Sopranos” partners Brad Gray Television and HBO. UPN’S CASE OF ‘RAGE:’ UPN has picked up six hours of the reality series “Road Rage,” a mix of demolition derb
HOLLYWOOD, July 27, 2000 -- We have reached Ground Zero. Friday at 9 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, Kathie Lee Gifford makes her final appearance as host of "Live! With Regis & Kathie Lee," and thus ends a chapter in daytime TV history. Do we care? Of course we do. Because for the past 12 years, Kathie Lee has arguably been America's most intimate celebrity. She's shared with us her good times and bad times, the fluctuations in her fertility cycle, her kids' growing pains (and potty habits), her life with adultering sporstcaster-husband Frank Gifford, and her oft-unpopular business ventures. "The I Hate Kathie Lee Gifford Book" But, despite her "I'm-just-a-normal-person" visage, Kathie Lee Gifford has received the kind of mega-exposure only afforded to uber-celebrities. At one time or another her face has loomed over Wal-Mart shoppers buying her modestly priced
HOLLYWOOD, July 14, 2000 -- Love is in the air for Heath Ledger and George Clooney. Or so says the rumor mill. Gossip columnist Jeannette Walls of MSNBC says that Heath "The Patriot" Ledger and "The Spy Who Shagged Me" starlet Heather Graham have hooked up, baby. But that’s only half the story, Walls surmises. Graham and actor-director Ed Burns called it quits just last month. Burns reportedly dumped Graham to chase after his ex -- the ex-Mrs. Jim Carrey -- Lauren Holly. And Aussie Adonis Ledger told Vanity Fair in its August edition that’s he’s single now, and that his last relationship, with model Christina Cauchi, was crushed by his red-hot-and-rising career. Representatives for Ledger and Graham have denied the rumors, of course. The duo are currently in the Czech city of Prague, shooting upcoming and separate films. OK, enough of that. Luc
HOLLYWOOD, June 6, 2000 -- Hail to the chief, indeed. NBC’s Oval Office drama "The West Wing" nabbed a field-best six nominations for the 16th annual Television Critics Association Awards, including best drama, best new program of the year and program of the year. Bowed last season, the Martin Sheen-led rookie drama has poised itself as one of the major contenders to look for in the upcoming Emmy balloting race. Other notable nominees include Fox’s family comedy "Malcolm in the Middle" (with four nods, including one for best comedy), HBO’s mob hit "The Sopranos" (with three mentions, including best drama) and NBC’s recently axed "Freaks and Geeks" (with two noms). Overall, NBC led the networks in total nominations with 12 nods. Winners will be announced July 15 during a ceremony at the Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel & Spa in Pasadena, Calif. Here’s
HOLLYWOOD, June 2, 2000 -- When he started juliaroberts.com a year and a half ago, all Russell Boyd wanted to do was pay tribute to America's favorite $20-million-per-picture woman. But on Friday, the 34-year-old systems analyst from Princeton, N.J., was deemed a "cybersquatter" by the United Nations and ordered to surrender his Web address to the highest paid actress in Hollywood, without so much as a thank you. A case of an ungrateful star stomping on an admiring fan? Or a greedy Internet entrepreneur getting his comeuppance for trying to hold Roberts' own name hostage? Probably neither. Roberts, who took her case to the World Intellectual Property Organization (the UN's trademark agency) in Geneva, Switzerland, is just one of many stars and other famous people who are trying to win back their names from other people who have beaten them to the punch and registered the
HOLLYWOOD, May 22, 2000 -- It's only after a period of intense mourning that the process of healing can begin. And so now with the last trace of despair completely gone, we can finally start asking a question we were once unable to face: Namely, how could Jennifer Love Hewitt's first starring series, "Time of Your Life," be shoved off the air for good? What, we dare ask, caused a budding starlet - once a shining light for a generation of "Party of Five," "Can't Hardly Wait" and "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" viewers -- to lose her dominance? What happened? "What happened? Well, [the show] launched weak, and just got weaker. Within five weeks, it hit low. Fox needs to protect 'Ally McBeal,'" reporter Mark Penton of Tvindustry.com tells Hollywood.com. "'Time' was pulling in a third less than 'Melrose Place' a year before. And 'Ally McBeal' is a crowning jewel -- y
HOLLYWOOD, May 18, 2000 -- Can they do this to Jennifer Love Hewitt? Can they deprive a leading Generation Y icon of her weekly network TV outlet? Apparently so. Fox today announced its new fall schedule, and Hewitt's show -- the "Party of Five" spinoff "Time of Your Life" -- wasn't on it. The network won't tell you what that means. We will. She got axed. Oh, the fates they can be cruel. Was it only yesterday -- or perhaps 15 minutes ago -- that the one they call Love was the leading lady of her era? Oh, well. Next! Overall, Fox will introduce nine new series, including "The X-Files" spinoff, "The Lone Gunmen;" a new (untitled) drama from Writer Inc. Michael Crichton; a new school drama from Producer Inc. David E. Kelley, "Boston Public;" and "The $treet," one of those young-people-today dramas that networks think are really cool until the
HOLLYWOOD, May 18, 2000 -- Can they do this to Jennifer Love Hewitt? Can they deprive a leading Generation Y icon of her weekly network TV outlet? Apparently so. Fox today announced its new fall schedule and Hewitt's show -- the "Party of Five" spinoff, "Time of Your Life" -- wasn't on it. The network won't tell you what that means. We will. She got axed. Oh, the fates they can be cruel. Was it only yesterday -- or perhaps 15 minutes ago -- that the one they call Love was the leading lady of her era? Oh, well. Next! Overall, Fox will introduce seven new series, including the "The $treet," one of those young-people-today dramas that networks think are really cool until they realize nobody else does and they cancel the thing three weeks later (see: "Wasteland," "The Heights," "The Round Table," etc.). Other shows getting pink-slipped by the
SANTA MONICA, Calif., May 2, 2000 -- It seems like only a 100 years ago that the American public seemed to truly, deeply care about Jennifer Love Hewitt. Hoping that the Love affair (wink, wink) can be sparked again, Fox has decided to relaunch the starlet's struggling series, "Time of Your Life," this summer. Unused episodes of the largely unseen "Party of Five" spinoff will be unspooled beginning June 14. No word yet on whether the show will be brought back for a second season. BOYBAND DILEMMA: Hope you're not hooked on "Making the Band," ABC's experiment in "Real World"-style storytelling (the story in this case being the hatching of another Backstreet Boys-esque boyband). The network's pulling the Friday night series effective now. It won't return until after the May sweeps. Same goes for "Talk to Me," the new (and likely late) Kyra Sedgwick sitcom which debuted on A
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 28, 2000 -- First Coca-Cola, then McDonald's and now the Teletubbies.It's official -- everything's going Russia.The British Broadcasting Corp. -- the United Kingdom's network behemoth that owns the rights to the phenomenal pre-schooler show -- has confirmed today that it has wrapped a deal with Russian state broadcaster RTR, which allows all 365 episodes of the Teletubbies to air in Russia beginning in September. "Teletubbies" For those that haven't been touched by the magic of Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa or Po, the Teletubbies first came to fame in 1997 as a children's show in England specifically designed to target the (once uncharted) demographic of 1-year-olds. The brainchild of creators Anne Wood and Andy Davenport, the show's concept was said to be an educational one that teaches kids how to think, learn and listen -- all from wa
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 21, 2000 -- Jennifer Love Hewitt joins the adult race today, reaching the ripe-old, legal-drinking age of 21. Hewitt will, presumably, display some very adult-like maturity in the forthcoming ABC biopic "The Audrey Hepburn Story," in which she portrays the late actress-turned-humanitarian, a role that departs from Hewitt's usual angst-ridden (and stalker-pursued) TV and film roles. The real Audrey Hepburn, by the way, was 25 when "Sabrina" was released, 28 when "Funny Face" came out, 32 when "Breakfast at Tiffany's" was released and 34 when "My Fair Lady" premiered. Good to know Jennifer's doing her best to catch up. MEA CULPA: Back on the job after a nasty illness sidelined him for more than a month, Miramax honcho Harvey Weinstein has this to say: Blame me. You can't hold a grudge against a guy who came down with a bact
Britain's television watchdog, the Independent Television Commission, said Monday that it will look into viewer complaints about a live TV test of "female love potions" broadcast on ITV's This Morning, the London Daily Sun reported Tuesday.
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