Rob and Sheila are eliminated at the end of the first leg after arriving 15 seconds later than tenth placer Jaymes and James.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
'Sons Of Anarchy' Creator: Johnny Lewis Lost His Way
Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter has paid tribute to actor Johnny Lewis following his sudden death on Wednesday, insisting he was a talented guy who simply "lost his way". The former series sta...
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Rick Ross And Young Jeezy At Center Of BET Hip-Hop Awards Brawl
The 2012 BET Hip-Hop Awards, which were taped Saturday night in Atlanta, Georgia, went off without a hitch -- at least, that's what viewers will think when the show airs October 9. Organizers of t...
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'Babylon 5' Star Michael O'Hare Dies
Babylon 5 star Michael O'Hare has died at the age of 60. The actor, who starred as Commander Jeffrey Sinclair in the sci-fi series, passed away on Friday, five days after he suffered a heart attac...
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Justin Bieber Heartbroken After The Death Of Six-Year-Old Superfan
Six-year-old Justin Bieber superfan Avalanna Routh died of a rare form of brain cancer she was suffering from on Wednesday morning. Her parents shared the sad news with her 175,000 twitter followe...
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'Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection' Offers 8 Spine Tingling Tales On Blu-ray
From the studio that pioneered the horror genre, the "Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection" is a must-have Blu-ray set for the thriller afficionado.
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Anne Hathaway Marries Adam Shulman in Sunset Ceremony
Witnessed by around 100 friends and family, the actress and Shulman exchanged 'I do' in front of the picturesque Big Sur.
Michael Richards Had A Breakdown After Comedy Club Rant
After he was filmed making racist remarks at a group of fans during a stand-up routine in Los Angeles in 2006, former "Seinfeld" star Michael Richards suffered a breakdown. Richards performed at...
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Saturday, September 29, 2012
5 TV Villians We Love To Hate
Ah, the villain. Where would our hero be without this pesky nemesis? A well-crafted villain is essential to a compelling story; characters like Montgomery Burns ("The Simpsons") and Ben Linus ("LOS...
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Lacey Chabert Celebrates Her 30th Birthday In A Sexy, Sequined Black Dress
It's hard to believe that former "Party Of Five" star Lacey Chabert is 30! The actress, who has also appeared in "Mean Girls," celebrated the milestone event at the Gallery Nightclub held at Planet...
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Carmen Electra Wears A Bustier & Fishnet Stockings To '90210' Celebration
Although she only appears in one episode of the series, Carmen Electra stole the show at the "90210" 100th episode celebration in Manhattan Beach, Calif., on Friday.
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Vanessa Hudgens Shows Off Her Legs In Daisy Dukes & Platform Heels
We spotted Vanessa Hudgens stopping by a gas station in Los Angeles on Friday. The actress wore tiny denim shorts, red platform heels, a black and white half shirt, and a plaid shirt wrapped around...
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Review: 'Looper' Makes Time Travel A Cool Experience
'Looper' is one of the coolest movie experiences this year. I wouldn't even say "it's a good movie," simply defining it that way does it no justice. Plain and simple… it's a badass flick! It's a un...
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Wes Bentley and Brit Marling to Star in Terrence Malick's Abraham Lincoln Film
The 'Hunger Games' star will play Abe's first teacher, while the ' Another Earth' actress will portray his mother Nancy in 'The Green Blade Rises' which has Malick as the producer.
Johnny Lewis Battling 'Psychopathy' Before His Death
The former 'Sons of Anarchy' stars needed 'a medical therapeutic approach versus a common-sense life-skills approach' to help his mental problem.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Miley Cyrus Could Be One Half of 'Bonnie and Clyde' on Miniseries
The 'LOL' star is in talks to portray Bonnie Parker on the Lifetime/History show, which will be executive produced by ' Smash' EPs.
Patrick Stewart Replaces Comedy Correspondent On 'The Daily Show'
Thespian Patrick Stewart showed off his comedy skills on U.S. TV on Wednesday night by pretending to be comedian and The Daily Show correspondent John Oliver for a news piece about the dispute betw...
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This Week In Trailers: The Comedy, Chasing Ice, Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day, That's What She Said, Split: A Deeper Divide
Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they're seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This week we look at Tim Heidecker's happy face, Zeppelin's bloated faces, some guys gettin' their crampon on, Maeby Fünke, and a dissection of the current political process that is neither left or right.
Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day Trailer
This just doesn't work.
Dick Caruthers, a director who worked extensively with Oasis in the day, and, more recently and importantly amiright, Michael Bublé, can't work his magic on this. If he had, I wouldn't wonder why this seems like a pastiche of unimpressive concert footage that seems more like a tired retrospective of some guys half assing it than it does a triumphant return to form.
And, make no mistake, there is no form here. The cuts are quick and sloppy, the energy that's created isn't being done through the magnificence of the remaining members of the band, and it's only the ADD injected editing that tries to smoke and mirror us into thinking this was a concert for the ages. It's not quite embarrassing but let's call it for what it is: old guys making a go at it and who are showing their age. There shouldn't be anything
ArtsBeat: Brooklyn Academy of Music and Nets' Owner's Charity Join in Three-Year Partnership
The TransCultural Express program will feature a variety of American and Russian culture.
Review: 'Looper' An Orginal, Exciting Film About Time Travel & Love
'Looper', written and directed by Rian Johnson ('Brick') is an intelligent, engrossing, thought provoking and totally entertaining sci-fi film about time-travel and what a person will or won't do t...
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Christina Aguilera Debuts Third Teaser of 'Your Body' Video
The latest sneak peek that gives a better idea on the hitchhiking scene is released one day after a teaser featuring a longer scene of car explosion.
Ashley Greene and Jennifer Garner Steal the Show at 'Butter' New York Premiere
Joined by Olivia Wilde and Alicia Silverstone, Greene and Garner promote the upcoming comedy film during the special screening at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Selena Gomez Returns to Disney for 'Wizards of Waverly Place' TV Movie
The 'Who Says' singer will reprise her role as Alex Russo in the telepic, which will begin filming in October in Los Angeles.
Lil' Wayne Bests Elvis Presley In Billboard Battle
Lil' Wayne can now say he's bested Elvis Presley - at least when it comes to the number of times he's been on Billboard's hot 100.
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Nicki Minaj Could Get Reality Show On E!
Looks like American Idol won't be the only reality project pop star Nicki Minaj will be in. PerezHilton reports that the Super Bass star will be getting her own reality series on E!
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Spotted: Kristen Stewart Looking Happy In Paris
Perhaps it's a rekindled romance that's making Kristen Stewart so happy? We spotted the actress making an appearance at the Balenciaga fashion show during Paris Fashion Week today.
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'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit' Review: 'Lost Reputation/Above Suspicion' (14.01/14.02)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit got a shot in the arm last season with its major cast turnover, finishing one chapter and starting a new one. How does the show keep its momentum? By bringing in...
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Intense Gunfight Scene Highlighted in New 'RoboCop' Set Videos
With manufactured rain pouring down the Ontario streets, some actors are caught on video tape filming a scene where they allegedly shoot down Joel Kinnaman's protagonist Alex Murphy.
First Hilarious Trailer for Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy's 'Identity Thief'
Jason gets into trouble as he tries to chase down troublesome Melissa, who steals his identity to live a splendid life in Miami.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
George Strait Announces Dates for His Final Tour 'The Cowboy Rides Again'
The 'King of Country' stresses that he is not retiring from the music industry despite claiming that 'I've decided I'm not going to tour anymore after the next two years.'
'Gambit' Trailer: A Coen Brothers-Written Heist Film With Colin Firth And Cameron Diaz
What we've got here is a remake of a classic caper movie from the writers of Fargo starring an Oscar-winner, a box-office bombshell and a naked Professor Snape. The movie is Gambit, directed by Michael Hoffman, with a screenplay by Joel and Ethan Coen starring Colin Firth, Cameron Diaz and Alan Rickman. Firth plays an employee desperate to get back at his boss (Rickman) who enlists the help of a cowgirl (Diaz) to con him into buying a fake painting. Of course, that's just the tip of the iceberg and performances by Stanley Tucci, Cloris Leachman and Tom Courtenay all factor in. A trailer has been floating around for about a week but is just coming to our attention now. Check it out below.
Thanks to Deadline for the latest heads up on the trailer.
With the quirky characters, awkward situations and layered plot, some of the Coen Brothers' influence is definitely seen here. Plus the cast is without a doubt top notch. The only thing I'm a little hesitant about is how under the radar a film of this magnitude is flying. Even Hoffman, while not a household name, has made a pretty solid batch of good movies: The Last Station, Game 6, The Emperor's Club, Soapdish, etc. Is the twisting, turning, double crossing plot a little too played out? The original film too revered? We'll find out soon enough.
Gambit, based on the 1966 film with Michael Caine and Shirley McClaine, opens November 21 in the UK and sometime in 2013 in the US.
- See Two Posters and a Few Seconds of Footage From the Coen Brothers-Scripted 'Gambit'
- First Looks: Colin Firth and Cameron Diaz in 'Gambit;' Willem Dafoe in '4:44 Last Day on Earth'
- CBS Films Will Distribute 'Gambit,' Scripted By Coen Bros. and Starring Colin Firth
- Cameron Diaz Will Star Opposite Colin Firth in Coen Brothers-Scripted 'Gambit'
- FX To Make 'Fargo' TV Show With Joel And Ethan Coen
- See More Footage From Coen Bros. Scripted Remake of 'Gambit'