Featuring stars of Cracked and SNL, the horror comedy Kill Me Now has arrived on download at the film’s official website. In the not-too-distant past, with the help of a windowless van and a jar of chloroform, a group of sketch comedians were hauled off to the backwoods of Illinois to shoot their first movie!
Saving Mr. Banks Movie Review by Ron Wilkinson A thoroughly entertaining story of the trauma and drama that spawned the Mary Poppins story and the Disney touch that brought it to the screen. Directed by John Lee Hancock and anchored by a screenplay by Kelly Marcel and Sue Smith, veteran Tom Hanks plays a familiar
If ever there was testimony to the homely that the truth is stranger than fiction, the story of Carthaginian General Hannibal Barca is it. Was he a renegade soldier obsessed with his father’s death or was he a visionary freedom fighter who died for his country? What we know is that he marched a hundred
Los Angeles – Hollywood’s in crisis. New technology is threatening upheaval of the movie industry and relentless winds of change are putting those who can’t adapt quickly out of business. That scenario could describe the US movie industry’s struggle with dwindling box office numbers and the implications of the internet. But it’s also the backdrop
Italian actor Massi Furlan has joined the cast of Christopher Nolan’s high anticipated The Dark Knight Rises and has already shot his scene on the film. Furlan, who has yet to announce his role in the film and has to keep details of his part quiet for now, has stated filming with Nolan and company
It looks like Sarah Palin might make a run for the presidency. Producer Stephen Bannon’s $1 million documentary, “The Undefeated,” about Palin’s term as Alaska’s governor was teased on FOX News’ Hannity show. Citing her “fire in the belly,” Palin has quietly lobbed remarks that show she is organizing for a run for president. Even
Second City Television’s latest breakout star is a Massachusetts’ native who honed his performance skills at various Improvs and even in school rooms as a teacher. The Second City hit series, “Sassy Gay Friend,” features Brian Gallivan, who combines clever embedded advertising with hilarious rants that tackle the bereft and befuddled maidens of the Bard. Gallivan’s character,
A bit player has caused a firestorm of negative press and even career threats over her tweeting some key plot points about “Glee,” a major Fox series created by Ryan Murphy. Nicole Crowther, hired as an extra on “Glee,” tweeted the prom king and queen news, which we will not divulge here despite being published
Lindsay Lohan must love Charlie Sheen a whole lot. The actor has dominated the tabloid media today, taking the heat off Lohan for a spell at least. In her only interview since leaving rehab, Lohan breaks her silence and tells “Extra’s” Jerry Penacoli about her time in treatment, her plans to save her career, and
Charlie Sheen’s quotes are fun to revisit. The “gnarly gnarlington Vatican ninja Octagon fighter” entertained us last week on radio, and via “exclusives” with Radar and TMZ. More to come, as we will see Carlos Estevez (Charlie before he was a Sheen) chit-chat with ABC News’ Andrea Canning on a special one hour 20/20 set