Plus a new picture!
Way to go, funny guys and girls!
Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks, Lenny Kravitz and more!
Yes, it's an actual spoiler. Beware!
Everything about this is amazing.
A 2012 apocalypse ain't looking so bad...
If that's what it takes to sell a pashmina...
Spies, dogs, babies, attractive people: big win
Pretty soon, the entire Internet will be 'Captain America' footage.
Corpses, hanging bodies, yarmulkes... all zombie movie staples.
Talking animals are the name of the game today...
It's like Clue, only Britisher.
And it's positively smashing.
You'll get a taste of her encyclopedic knowledge of the 'Potter' universe.
Celebrities!
And she cries. Boo. Hoo.
And we thought 'S#*! My Dad' Says was bad.
Remember when he said he'd be back? He wasn't kidding.
For real.
At least he's hydrating himself.
Apology accepted?
I was one of them.
Skadoosh.
Yes, Zach Galifianakis is in it. That's what you were really looking for. I know.
New comedy hits theaters on May 13th.
If this is '500 Days of Summer' meets 'Lord of the Flies' I AM ALL IN!
Yep, I see your problem here. You had your spine ripped out through your throat.
Easy A star and Alice in Wonderland's Mia Wasikowska have read for the two female leads
The Heat Vision blog reports that 'Spider-Man' director Marc Webb has been quietly meeting and reading actors to play the title role in Columbia's reboot for several months with the list narrowing in the past week or so.
'(500) Days of Summer' director Marc Webb is the new man behind the 'Spider-Man' prequel.
Is 'Moneyball' finally about to take the field? Reports are surfacing that several directors have met with star Brad Pitt, studio execs and/or producers over the past weeks.
Hollywood couple Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart have filed a lawsuit against the Web site they're holding responsible for unlawfully posting a threesome video featuring them online.
For those of you who've fantasized about seeing a blue-skinned Sam Worthington, this is your lucky day.
Rumor has it Emily Blunt won’t be starring in Iron Man 2 after all. The Playlist reports that director Jon Favreau was cornered by E! at an Oscar after party and admitted that the British beauty is out as the Black Widow. It turns out that Fox execs exercised their option on Blunt, and she will now be sticking with Guilliver’s Travels instead. Favreau won’t be left empty handed though, because both Scarlett Johansson and Eliza Dushku have both shown interest.
Scarlett Johansson doesn't mess around -- she has won a legal battle to shut down an unofficial website bearing her name.
Colin Farrell is celebrating after a Web site allowing surfers to view his leaked 15-minute sex tape was shut down yesterday.
Fans desperate to see Kate Moss' appearance in an advertisement for Virgin Mobile crashed the company's website when the commercial went live on the Internet yesterday.
Composer Andrew Lloyd-Webber is mounting a reality TV talent search to find an unknown to star in his forthcoming stage revival of The Sound of Music, after Scarlett Johansson turned down the part.
Halle Berry Files for Divorce, Michael Jackson Personally Terminated Lead Attorneys, Godsend Web Site Causes Stir Roman Polanski Howard Stern Cate Blanchett
NBC is considering a spinoff that would follow Rancic during the next year as he embarks on his prize-winning post overseeing the construction of a 90-story Trump International Hotel and Tower in his hometown of Chicago. Also: Lil' Kim Michael Jackson Henry V. Vaccaro Sr. Jermaine Jackson Brad Pitt Star Wars: Episode III Recording Industry Association of America Carrie-Anne Moss Mission: Impossible 3
The Sundance Film Festival, which is backed by actor Robert Redford and his Sundance Institute for movies, kicks off Thursday in Park City, Utah. Also: 2004 Sundance Film Festival Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Brittany Murphy Ted Nugent Nielsen Media Research primetime viewership numbers (Jan. 5-Jan. 11) OutKast Justin Timberlake Christina Aguilera White Stripes Rosie O'Donnell Boy George Taboo Heath Ledger Jake Gyllenhaal Ang Lee Brokeback Mountain Kevin Brockmeier's The Brief History of the Dead Chris Columbus
Michael Jackson created Web site to talk with fans about the child molestation charges against him.
Lions Gate Films is testing the limits of movie marketing on the Internet by promoting its satirical college pic The Rules of Attraction through Altnet, a software company promoted on a Web site called Kazaa.
News Roundup: May 13. Top story is on Tobey Maguire's new pad. Other stories on: Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton, Salma Hayek, Ben Kingsley, Star Wars: Episode II--Attack of the Clones, Sharon Maguire (Bridget Jones's Diary), Jan De Bont (Tomb Raider), The Mole II, Ricky Martin (Golden Jubilee), Posh Spice (Victoria Beckham)
HOLLYWOOD, March 13, 2001 -- TIn order to shorten the often long-winded speeches of its winners, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences says it will give them room to expand their thanks on its Web site. Gil Cates, the producer of this year's televised Academy Awards show, made the offer at the annual Oscar nominees luncheon on Monday at the Beverly Hills Hilton. A crowd of 100 nominees, including Russell Crowe (Gladiator), Tom Hanks (Cast Away) and Joan Allen (The Contender), were present at the event. After a winner has made a 45-second acceptance speech and is leaving the stage, Cates said, "You can hand us a list of all the people you want to thank." It will then be run on the official Academy Awards Web site along with the winner's picture. On a projection screen, Cates showed the audience a sample page, on which he thanked the writers and directors
Paramount Pictures and AOL Music are planning a live Webcast from the world premiere of singer Britney Spears' first movie, Crossroads, on Monday in Hollywood, starting at 6 P.M.
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A popular entertainment website, Zap2it.com, reported Tuesday that Jennifer Aniston has told it that the Friends stars are "gearing up" for final goodbyes at the end of this season.
The peculiarly named Ellipsiiis Brain Trust, which last April accurately revealed the weekly winners of Survivor: The Australian Outback.
Acting presumably on the principle that there are few things more satisfying than spoiling a movie for someone you dislike by giving away the ending or a major plot twist, screenwriter Diane Patterson has compiled a list of spoilers.
In a bid to curb the widespread availability of pirated film on the Internet, five major movie studios have entered an agreement to provide an Internet-based movie-on-demand service, Daily Variety reports.
CULVER CITY, Calif., Jan. 4, 2001 -- Spidey fans, you can stop your salivating (for now). Just days from the start of filming and one and a half years from its May 3, 2002, release date, the makers of Sony’s big-budget “Spider-Man” flick called a press conference on the Sony Pictures lot this morning to introduce the cast and give a little preview of what’s ahead. Cast members Tobey Maguire, Willem Dafoe, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, director Sam Raimi (“The Gift”) and other filmmakers led the event, attended by a reported 300 journalists from around the world. While details such as the movie’s budget (think big) are still kept secret, we now have these tasty morsels to mull over: THE CAST: As mentioned before, Maguire will star as Spider-Man/Peter Parker, with Dafoe playing the villainous Green Goblin and Dunst as Peter’s girlfriend Mary Jane. Franco (NBC’s cance
Walk Disney Internet Group said it plans to consolidate assets and unveil a new revamped ABC.com Web site, with expanded entertainment and news content beginning this September, Reuters reports.
The proliferation of broadband Internet connections and the availability of new compression software will result in a huge increase in the number of movies being swapped online, according to analysts interviewed by the Newsbytes News Network.
Toronto-based Hotline Communications has acknowledged that some users of its Internet service have traded a number of copies of American Pie 2 online, even though the movie is not set for release until next week.
Disney is planning to go to court next week to seek an order blocking Video Pipeline Web site from making parts of Disney movie trailers available online.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 11, 2001 -- Movie fans will get their first opportunity this weekend to view the “Lord of the Rings,” the trilogy that’s already one of the most anticipated films of the year. The trailer for the film, based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy epic, will screen in theaters beginning Friday before the showing of the Kevin Costner starrer "Thirteen Days." New Line Cinema, which released the Cuban Missile Crisis drama, is also making “Lord.” The first part of the film stars Elijah Wood, Cate Blanchett, Ian McKellen, Ian Holm and Liv Tyler. Friday also marks the kick-off day for the launch of www.lordofthering.net, the official Web site to the film, which will include video and audio clips, an interactive map of Middle Earth, chat rooms, screen savers and interviews with the cast members.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 19, 2000 -- Who said you can't re-create history? While no one can say for sure whether "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" will do what its predecessor did for independent films, one thing is certain: The reality bending sequel has, like the original "Blair Witch," done well conquering the Web. Artisan Entertainment, the studio behind the franchise, announced today that the multimedia Webcast specifically designed to promote "Blair Witch 2" had attracted 100,000 worldwide users in its first six hours of operation. "As of 2:45 p.m. PDT, there were 100,000 unique users from eight countries, and we expect that number to rise significantly in the next few hours," an Artisan spokesman told Reuters. The three-day Webcast (www.blairwitchwebfest.com), which features interviews, preview clips and live musical performances among other things, began Wednesday
While the U.S. version of Big Brother continues to produce only mediocre ratings, and while traffic to the show's Web site has plunged following the initiation of a subscriber fee, the current British version is drawing big audiences not only for the TV show itself but also for the Web site.
Apparently intent on broadening his connections to electronic commerce, USA Networks chief Barry Diller has agreed to buy a 75-percent stake in the Internet travel agency Expedia for $1.5 billion.
Last week's collapse of TVnewsweb, an Internet company that sold breaking news stories from freelancers, local TV stations and the BBC to TV stations, was being blamed on the slower-than-expected roll-out of broadband connections.
Although Tomb Raider, the movie version of the popular video game, is a month away from release, bootleg copies are already circulating on the Internet, the BBC reported Sunday, citing Internet veterans who trade movies online.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 5, 2001 -- Ever heard of the sitcom "The Weber Show?" No? Maybe you know it by its previous title, "Cursed." Ring a bell? Well, it doesn't matter anyway. The Steven Weber ("Wings") sitcom has been yanked from the schedule during February sweeps by NBC. It's hardly a surprise for the show, which has failed to retain most of the audience from its Must-See lead-in, "Friends." But the show isn't dead -- yet. NBC did order a full season, so maybe there's a chance. (Insert pun here.) SUBURBAN RENEWAL: In happier news, the animated sitcom "King of the Hill" has been given the nod for another season, along with "Futurama." "King of the Hill" was blessed with a 22-episode order for its sixth season. The series has enjoyed a solid Sunday night success as the lead-in for the "Simpsons," which is also in talks for another year. The animated "Fu
James Franco is climbing up in the world. The "Whatever It Takes" actor is in final talks to join Tobey Maguire in the much-hyped "Spider-Man" feature, Columbia Pictures says today. In the Sam Raimi big-screen adaptation, Franco would play Harry Osborn, the high school pal and college roommate of Peter Parker, aka Spidey. Franco is currently shooting the thriller "City By the Sea" with Robert De Niro and has just wrapped the TNT tube-pic "James Dean," wherein he plays the titular rebel. GOING MOO: The Hollywood Reporter says that Cuba Gooding Jr. and Judi Dench will lend their voices to the Disney animated feature "Sweating Bullets" about a group of cows fighting to save their farm. Sarah Jessica Parker and Ja'Net DuBois have already signed on to do their cow duties, with actor Randy Quaid possibly joining them. GUILTY A
Is Guy Ritchie really going to make an honest woman out of Madonna? That's what the rumor mills are saying at least. The British tabloid the Sun says today that the Queen of Music is reportedly planning a wedding extravaganza, budgeted at $1.6 million, at the Dornoch Cathedral in Scotland for Dec. 22, with a post-matrimonial shindig at the neighboring Skibo Castle. And while they're at the holy site, the couple reportedly might also christen their 4-month-old offspring Rocco at the ceremony, so the tab says. Skibo Castle has been a favorite spot for celebrity weddings, with patrons such as actors Ewan McGregor and Robert Carlyle. The picturesque location was also rumored to be the wedding ground for Hollywood power couple Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, who, of course, wed in New York instead. Thus far, the cas
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 28, 2000 -- One of Madonna's many talents include creating a strong public relations buzz. And the singer/actress has done it again with her latest concert. Only in this case, fans don't have to spend money to see their favorite singing mom perform on stage. Her London show today can be seen on the Internet in what Microsoft's MSN says will be the biggest online show in history. Only a lucky few, 3,500 to be exact, will be attending the concert at London's Brixton Academy. Even the some of the biggest celebrities are clamoring to get in to see the Queen of Music in the flesh. Some of the stars who will get in are Mick Jagger, George Michael and actor Ewan McGregor. The event will mostly be attended by celebrities and a few winners of radio contests. Madonna, 42, is scheduled to sing tracks from her newest album, "Music." MSN said it
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 25, 2000 -- Film guy Tim Burton is coming to a computer near you. The gothic-esque auteur, who made "Edward Scissorhands" and reinvented the "Batman" character among other things, is set to debut his Web series "Stainboy" on shockwave.com on Tuesday, Daily Variety says. The concept of the animated show is based on a character from Burton’s book "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories." It follows a hapless superhero whose forte is the leaving of stains. Besides the Netcast, the "Stainboy" property also includes trading cards, greeting cards and interactive games that can be downloaded from the Web site.
HOLLYWOOD, July 31, 2000 -- Spider-Man's secret identity has been revealed. Now, the question remains: Is he a nerdy geek or a mutated freak? Long-standing rumors were confirmed today, as the movie trade newspapers reported that Tobey Maguire has been chosen over numerous notable young actors and is in final negotiations to play Peter Parker, the high school bookworm who becomes the wall-crawling hero from the Marvel comic book. But, even before movie fandom can weigh in on the pros and cons of "The Cider House Rules" guy playing Spidey, director Sam Raimi and Columbia Pictures are already embroiled in a little controversy that, who knows, could maybe mushroom into a serious PR concern for makers of the Next Big Superhero Movie. Here's the issue: Mechanical web shooters or organic web shooters? By now, you're probably asking: "Say what?" You see, R
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