The season reaches its climax as Baratheon finally fights Lannister.
It was all down hill on a giant slip and slide.
Maybe we should call him Don Dripper!
Simpson is famous for her "TMI" moments.
This episode came with way more ear wax than expected.
Betcha didn't think that was part of the movie, did you?
Best birthday gift ever?
Ooh, forbidden stuff is so sexy.
How did Reese feed the elephant? Witherspoon!
Whoops! She and her sisters are dumping their "predatory" credit card venture.
Talking owls, killer rabbits and kids movies: 1978's 'Watership Down'
James Cameron is ready to go to deepest place on Earth for his sequel
The director spills some sequel secrets and hints at the third film as well!
Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani, who plays Leonardo Dicaprio’s love interest in the CIA thriller Body of Lies, fears returning to Iran where she may be put on trial.
Michael Jackson talks about why water balloon fights seem to be his sport of choice
Jim Carrey whose water stunts in The Truman Show brought him close to death to Entertainment Tonight The Majestic
Officials of the National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences, the group that presents the annual Grammy awards, intend to recommend that a sexual assault case filed against its $2-million-a-year CEO, C. Michael Greene, be settled for more than half a million dollars.
NBC affiliate KOMU-TV in Columbia, MO, has been sharply criticized by several Missouri lawmakers after its news director barred his staff from wearing American flags and red, white and blue ribbons while on the air.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 31, 2000 -- Were you ever overtaken with a sense of déjà vu during viewing of the 1998 Adam Sandler megahit "The Waterboy"? The family of the late Harold Lloyd thinks that you should. The late comedian's granddaughter, Suzanne Lloyd Hayes, is suing the Walt Disney Co. for copyright infringement over the studio's "The Waterboy," The Hollywood Reporter says. The suit, filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, says that the Adam Sandler vehicle was a direct rip-off of the comedian's 1924 silent film "The Freshman." "There is not only substantial but striking similarity between 'The Freshman' and 'The Waterboy,' including similarity in plot, action, theme, mood, characters and setting," the lawsuit says. "Although some of those elements have been modified to please the '90s audience and to employ the '90s technology, reviews of 'The Waterboy
Actor David Spade pleaded guilty Wednesday in a Peoria, Ariz., court to a misdemeanor charge of reckless operation of a personal watercraft.
Although the film is already in production in Canada, Harrison Ford's upcoming K-19: The Widowmaker has run into legal trouble. Inna Gotman, a writer/producer who is suing K-19's production company, Intermedia Films, won a significant legal battle Wednesday in an Los Angeles Superior Court room, as a judge found Gotman had a legitimate case in her claim that Intermedia stole her original idea for the film. Though Intermedia denies the accusations--and pleaded with the judge to throw the case out--the judge saw in Gotman's favor, according to Inside.com. No release date has been set for K-19, which tells the tale of the Russian submarine of the same name
Master of camp John Waters will serve as the host at the 16th annual IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards, Daily Variety reports. Previous emcees of the indie film awards include Jennifer Tilly, Buck Henry, Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Pollak, John Turturro and Queen Latifah. "Hosting the Independent Spirit Awards makes me feel like a combination of Buddy Hackett and Satyajit Ray," Waters was quoted as saying. Whatever that means aside, the announcement of the award nominees will take place Jan. 10 at Los Angeles' El Rey Theater. This year's IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards will be held March 24 along the beach in Santa Monica, with a live broadcast on the Independent Film Channel.
SANTA MONICA, Calif., April 17, 2000 -- Five years ago, “Waterworld” threatened to destroy Kevin Costner’s career, what with all the negative press surrounding its budget overruns, logistical filming problems and on-set rifts. And the film reportedly did destroy Costner’s working relationship with Kevin Reynolds, the director who had previously worked with the star on "Fandango" and "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves." (Remember that, after Reynolds finished shooting "Waterworld," Costner fired him and edited the picture himself -- and threw in some CGI effects to enhance his own receding hairline.) But now that’s all water under the bridge (pardon the pun). According to Variety, Costner and Reynolds are seriously thinking about working together again and -- get this -- the movie they want to make takes place mostly at sea. Reynolds and Costner would reteam for "Okracoke," a
SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 1, 2000 -- It's up to prosecutors now.Authorities in Los Angeles have determined that actress Halle Berry was the driver in an alleged hit-and-run crash that left two people -- including the 33-year-old star -- injured. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department forwarded the case to prosecutors to pursue possible charges. Halle Berry Berry, meanwhile, has issued a statement through her rep saying she was "taking this situation very seriously."Good thing. The sheriff's department filing alleges Berry was behind the wheel of a rented Chevrolet Blazer that collided with another vehicle at about 2 a.m. on Feb. 23 at Sunset Boulevard and Doheny Drive in West Hollywood, according to Deputy Carlos Lopez. It was not known how long after the crash Berry allegedly fled the scene.What is known is this: The female driver of
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 10, 2000 -- If director Deepa Mehta is down in the dumps these days, who can blame her? Not only have protesters shut down production of her new movie, "Water," on location in India -- they've threatened to kill and burn her in effigy. George Lucas to the rescue. In today's Daily Variety, the "Star Wars" creator springs for a full-page ad in the trade newspaper, declaring: "Our heart is with Deepa Mehta ... in her current struggles to film 'Water.' Keep fighting, Deepa!" The note was signed by Lucas, partner Rick McCallum "and all your friends at Lucasfilm Ltd." So what's the Lucas-Mehta connection? Mehta directed one episode of the Lucasfilm-produced "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" TV series in the early 1990s, as well as a segment of the 1996 TV-movie "Young Indiana Jones and Travels With Father." Lucas and McCallu
Actor David Spade pleaded guilty Wednesday in a Peoria, Ariz. court to a misdemeanor charge of reckless operation of a personal watercraft, it was reported today. Spade said he paid a $177 fine for maneuvering his watercraft too close to those being operated by his brothers while they were riding Jet Skis at Lake Pleasant, just north of Phoenix, KCAL9 reported. An arrest warrant was issued for the ``Just Shoot Me'' actor when he failed to appear in court on the matter, Channel 9 reported. His mother, who lives in Phoenix, notified Spade of the outstanding warrant, Channel 9 reported. The actor's attorney got in touch with Peoria Justice of the Peace Lex Anderson and resolved the matter, Channel 9 reported. Today, Spade appeared before Anderson in closed chambers to enter his guilty plea, Channel 9 reported.