If you are around Phoenixville, PA. on July 11-13th, you can celebrate one of the great American sci-fi thrillers, “The Blob.” The ninth annual BlobFest is set for July 11, 12, and 13th. “The Blob” turns 50. The Colonial Theatre’s 9th annual BlobFest, is described as a “kitschy, family-friendly event” celebrating the famous film which
F. Gary Gray is set to direct “Marvin” – a biopic of iconic singer Marvin Gaye with C. Gaby Mitchell signed on to write the script. Variety reports the film will be produced by David Foster with Duncan McGillivray. The duo are planning to shop the film to studios and financiers next week and the
“Eureka” may have some love in the air for the new season. Speaking at the NBCU summer press preview today, star of “Eureka” Colin Ferguson joined VP of Programming for Sci Fi, Mark Stern, along with show exectuve producers Jaime Paglia and Charlie Craig. “I’ve been pitching this girlfriend idea for three years,” quipped Ferguson,
In the D-Listed world of quasi-celebrityhood, where the price of admission appears to be a rich set of parents, good genetics and a “leaked” sex tape to grease the reality development wheels; the queens of this heap are Paris Hilton and her once BFF, Kim Kardashian. The step-sister of reality regular Brody Jenner, Kardashian started
David Cronenberg’s most recent film, “Eastern Promises” showcases London’s Russian vory v zakone, or “thieves in law,” – a shady underworld of criminals who are bound by an 18-point code of conduct, and etch their histories and deeds in their flesh with elaborate tattoos that cover their entire bodies. Creating those tattoos for the film’s
Dorothy Lucey of Good Morning LA dished of a brutal brawl that happened between comedians Jon Lovitz and Andy Dick last week at an L.A. comedy club, The Laugh Factory over deceased Phil Hartman. The fight was over the allegations of Dick’s cocaine offers to a then sober Brynn Hartman at a party that happened
Television star of “Two and a Half Men” – Jon Cryer and reporter Lisa Joyner have wed in Mexico. “They’re very, very happy,” his publicist told People magazine. The ceremony took place at the Chapel at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with a reception at a private residence. Cryer, 41, told
The stars and producers spoke to Monsters and Critics editor April MacIntyre at Sony soundstages in Culver City, California on September 12, 2006 Sony ventured into groundbreaking territory when it commenced recording its two hugely successful game shows in HD: Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy were originally creations of impresario