Legendary actor and comedian John Ritter passed away suddenly on Sept. 11, 2003, from an aortic dissection, but his memory lives on through his family. The Three's Company star, who was only 54 when he died, was a loving father to four children, including actor Jason Ritter. Over the years, the two shared a number of sweet moments in the spotlight as Jason slowly but surely followed in his famous father's footsteps. From presenting John with an award on stage to goofing off on the red carpet, it's clear that Jason shared a very special bond with his dad. See their best moments together ahead. RelatedIn Memoriam: 53 Stars We've Lost This Year...
- 9/16/2017
- by Kelsie Gibson
- Popsugar.com
Olivia Newton-John has returned to commanding the stage on tour amid her cancer relapse – a sign of progress for the star, who says that not long ago she couldn’t even walk.
“I can walk, but I can’t go long distances,” Newton-John revealed in a new interview with Australia’s 60 Minutes, as excerpted by Entertainment Tonight. “But I’ll get there, because I couldn’t walk at all a month or so ago.”
In May, doctors diagnosed Newton-John with breast cancer that had metastasized to the sacrum. The star initially postponed the first half of her concert tour...
“I can walk, but I can’t go long distances,” Newton-John revealed in a new interview with Australia’s 60 Minutes, as excerpted by Entertainment Tonight. “But I’ll get there, because I couldn’t walk at all a month or so ago.”
In May, doctors diagnosed Newton-John with breast cancer that had metastasized to the sacrum. The star initially postponed the first half of her concert tour...
- 9/12/2017
- by Lindsay Kimble
- PEOPLE.com
Just three months after Olivia Newton-John revealed she is facing breast cancer for the second time, the actress and singer is giving her dedicated fans a positive update on her health.
“Firstly, I’d like to express my gratitude to all of you who sent such kind and loving messages of support over the past few months,” Newton-John, 68, begins in a heartfelt video message before detailing the We Go Together campaign goals of The Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness and Research Centre (Onj Centre).
“Your prayers and well wishes have truly helped me, and continued to lift my spirits,” she continues.
“Firstly, I’d like to express my gratitude to all of you who sent such kind and loving messages of support over the past few months,” Newton-John, 68, begins in a heartfelt video message before detailing the We Go Together campaign goals of The Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness and Research Centre (Onj Centre).
“Your prayers and well wishes have truly helped me, and continued to lift my spirits,” she continues.
- 8/18/2017
- by Nicole Sands
- PEOPLE.com
Chrissy Teigen definitely made sure husband John Legend's Father's Day this year was one to remember.
The 31-year-old model Instagrammed a pic of her surprise for Legend on Sunday, which involved her getting totally naked and meeting him in Boston, where he's set to play a show at the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion on Monday as part of his Darkness and Light tour.
... And there was cake, too.
Watch: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Share Nude Photo From Bed Before Attending Met Gala
"Successfully surprised John with a secret trip to see him in Boston :) gift level 10/10," Teigen wrote alongside a photo of her in the buff and holding a delicious-looking cake reading "Happy Father's Day."
On a more serious note, Teigen also wrote a heartfelt note about the talented singer being a great dad to to their adorable 1-year-old daughter, Luna.
"In all our time together (11ish years!!?!?) I cannot...
The 31-year-old model Instagrammed a pic of her surprise for Legend on Sunday, which involved her getting totally naked and meeting him in Boston, where he's set to play a show at the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion on Monday as part of his Darkness and Light tour.
... And there was cake, too.
Watch: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Share Nude Photo From Bed Before Attending Met Gala
"Successfully surprised John with a secret trip to see him in Boston :) gift level 10/10," Teigen wrote alongside a photo of her in the buff and holding a delicious-looking cake reading "Happy Father's Day."
On a more serious note, Teigen also wrote a heartfelt note about the talented singer being a great dad to to their adorable 1-year-old daughter, Luna.
"In all our time together (11ish years!!?!?) I cannot...
- 6/19/2017
- Entertainment Tonight
A post shared by chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) on Jun 19, 2017 at 8:15am Pdt Sunday marked Father's Day, and several stars celebrated by sharing sweet family photos on Instagram, but Chrissy Teigen had something else in mind for John Legend. The "All of Me" singer is currently on his Darkness and Light Tour, and Chrissy decided to surprise her husband with the ultimate Father's Day gift: her naked self and a cake. Chrissy shared a photo from her visit on Instagram, writing, "Successfully surprised John with a secret trip to see him in Boston :) gift level 10/10." RelatedChrissy Teigen and John Legend Prepped For the Met Gala by Hanging in Bed Naked Earlier in the day, Chrissy penned a beautiful tribute to John, expressing her admiration for him and "how much he has grown as a man and a husband." "To see him go from big goals to big ideas to...
- 6/19/2017
- by Monica Sisavat
- Popsugar.com
2017-06-19T12:05:43-07:00Chrissy Teigen Celebrates Father's Day with a Nude Instagram
Chrissy Teigen is never one to play it safe. She routinely resists the expectations surrounding models, calls out anyone and everyone on Twitter with her sharp wit, and never stops making us laugh with her realness.
For these reasons, we were not surprised upon learning what Chrissy got her hubby John Legend for Father’s Day. Golfing gear? Nah. A tie? Nope. Some sort of strange electronic device from Brookstone? Def not.
What did Chrissy do? Chrissy flew out to Boston and surprised him with a chocolate cake. Naked. In bed. Lol. Yasss, Chrissy. You do you.
Successfully surprised John with a secret trip to see him in Boston :) gift level 10/10
A post shared by chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) on Jun 19, 2017 at 8:15am Pdt
Read the rest of this article at HelloGiggles.
Chrissy Teigen...
Chrissy Teigen is never one to play it safe. She routinely resists the expectations surrounding models, calls out anyone and everyone on Twitter with her sharp wit, and never stops making us laugh with her realness.
For these reasons, we were not surprised upon learning what Chrissy got her hubby John Legend for Father’s Day. Golfing gear? Nah. A tie? Nope. Some sort of strange electronic device from Brookstone? Def not.
What did Chrissy do? Chrissy flew out to Boston and surprised him with a chocolate cake. Naked. In bed. Lol. Yasss, Chrissy. You do you.
Successfully surprised John with a secret trip to see him in Boston :) gift level 10/10
A post shared by chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) on Jun 19, 2017 at 8:15am Pdt
Read the rest of this article at HelloGiggles.
Chrissy Teigen...
- 6/19/2017
- by EG
- Yidio
Rob Leane May 30, 2017
TV shows based on action films are rarely great, but here’s why John Wick’s mooted series could be excellent...
Back in January, we heard that Lionsgate is “very interested in doing a John Wick TV show”, straight from the horse’s mouth. The horse in this case being Chad Stahelski, who co-directed the first Keanu Reeves kill-fest with David Leitch, and went solo in the director’s chair for John Wick: Chapter 2. He told SlashFilm that making a TV prequel to the John Wick movies “seems very appealing”.
See related Jessica Jones’ Kilgrave: Marvel’s creepiest villain yet Iron Fist: Rosario Dawson pops up in new clip Luke Cage smashed Marvel's 2016 Netflix ratings
If reading that paragraph has given you worries - and perhaps dark flashbacks to action-blockbuster-into-underwhelming-telly-series transitions of recent times, like Limitless, Taken, Minority Report, Shooter and Lethal Weapon – fear not!
TV shows based on action films are rarely great, but here’s why John Wick’s mooted series could be excellent...
Back in January, we heard that Lionsgate is “very interested in doing a John Wick TV show”, straight from the horse’s mouth. The horse in this case being Chad Stahelski, who co-directed the first Keanu Reeves kill-fest with David Leitch, and went solo in the director’s chair for John Wick: Chapter 2. He told SlashFilm that making a TV prequel to the John Wick movies “seems very appealing”.
See related Jessica Jones’ Kilgrave: Marvel’s creepiest villain yet Iron Fist: Rosario Dawson pops up in new clip Luke Cage smashed Marvel's 2016 Netflix ratings
If reading that paragraph has given you worries - and perhaps dark flashbacks to action-blockbuster-into-underwhelming-telly-series transitions of recent times, like Limitless, Taken, Minority Report, Shooter and Lethal Weapon – fear not!
- 5/14/2017
- Den of Geek
Cr: Guy D'Alema/Fox
Keith and the staff at CTU are dealing with the aftermath of Rebecca and Eric's plan. Eric successfully killed Jadalla, but a fiery diversion lead to Rebecca being nabbed by the terrorists. Moreover, Rebecca was overheard saying "Bin-Khalid is alive" on comms. With Jadalla dead, Keith can only assume that Ibrahim is still alive. Keith then receives a phone call from Director of National Intelligence Donald Sims, who informs Keith that he has sent Daniel Pang to take over as head of CTU and oversee all operations. Meanwhile, Andy is hacking into the files of Director Sims, following a connection to the term "East July".
At the abandoned stadium, after being tended to, John approaches Eric. Eric tries to explain and apologize to John, but John is too distraught to hear any of it. Eric then receives a call from Keith and Andy back at CTU.
Keith and the staff at CTU are dealing with the aftermath of Rebecca and Eric's plan. Eric successfully killed Jadalla, but a fiery diversion lead to Rebecca being nabbed by the terrorists. Moreover, Rebecca was overheard saying "Bin-Khalid is alive" on comms. With Jadalla dead, Keith can only assume that Ibrahim is still alive. Keith then receives a phone call from Director of National Intelligence Donald Sims, who informs Keith that he has sent Daniel Pang to take over as head of CTU and oversee all operations. Meanwhile, Andy is hacking into the files of Director Sims, following a connection to the term "East July".
At the abandoned stadium, after being tended to, John approaches Eric. Eric tries to explain and apologize to John, but John is too distraught to hear any of it. Eric then receives a call from Keith and Andy back at CTU.
- 4/12/2017
- by Anthony Esteves
- LRMonline.com
A young boy asked Tom Brady who is hero is, leading to one of the best moments from Super Bowl media day. A video posted by SportsCenter (@sportscenter) on Jan 30, 2017 at 9:00pm Pst Tom Brady is getting ready to play in the Super Bowl on Sunday when his team, the New England Patriots, take on the Atlanta Falcons. While he is definitely focusing on this pivotal moment in his career, things took quite a personal turn during a press conference on Monday. After 7-year-old fan Joseph Perez asked the quarterback who his hero is, Tom gave a beautiful answer. "Who's my hero? That's a great question," he said. "Well, I think my dad is my hero because he's someone that I look up to every day." Tom then got visibly choked up and simply ended his answer by repeating, "My dad." The NFL pro is father to Benjamin...
- 1/31/2017
- by Caitlin Hacker
- Popsugar.com
Last Week’S Review: “The Lying Detective’ Gives Us Sherlock’s Most Terrifying Villain Yet
[Spoilers follow for Season 4, Episode 3, “The Final Problem.”]
Season 4 of Sherlock has galloped by — which is easy enough, when the seasons are only three episodes long — but it ends on an oddly final note. Although cast and crew insist that this isn’t necessarily the end, Steven Moffatt and Mark Gatiss wrap up their 13th episode on an elegiac note, musing on the legend that is Sherlock and Watson.
It’s just a shame the rest of the episode was such a mess, really.
Don’t Look Now, Mycroft
The opening of the episode is pure Gatiss — in what seems like it must be a dream sequence but isn’t, Mycroft is haunted by the voice of his sister (represented by what we assume is a little girl but is actually a small man in a wig), a clown, and portraits that weep blood.
[Spoilers follow for Season 4, Episode 3, “The Final Problem.”]
Season 4 of Sherlock has galloped by — which is easy enough, when the seasons are only three episodes long — but it ends on an oddly final note. Although cast and crew insist that this isn’t necessarily the end, Steven Moffatt and Mark Gatiss wrap up their 13th episode on an elegiac note, musing on the legend that is Sherlock and Watson.
It’s just a shame the rest of the episode was such a mess, really.
Don’t Look Now, Mycroft
The opening of the episode is pure Gatiss — in what seems like it must be a dream sequence but isn’t, Mycroft is haunted by the voice of his sister (represented by what we assume is a little girl but is actually a small man in a wig), a clown, and portraits that weep blood.
- 1/16/2017
- by Kaite Welsh
- Indiewire
Barbara Crampton has been a mainstay in the horror community for more than thirty years, but she’d rather not be called a “Scream Queen.” In a recent essay, Crampton explained that for her, the term is reductive and dismisses the nuances and hard work that go into her roles. I can understand if she wants her legacy to carry more complexity than a catchy nickname, especially considering the wide range of roles that Crampton has contributed to the horror genre. In the past, she played a medical student hounded by reanimated corpses in Re-Animator, and more recently, she portrayed a grieving mother haunted by her past (as well as actual ghosts) in We Are Still Here, as well as the sinister host of a VHS board game in Beyond the Gates.
Crampton broke out in the 1980s with frequent collaborators Stuart Gordon and Jeffrey Combs to adapt H.P. Lovecraft...
Crampton broke out in the 1980s with frequent collaborators Stuart Gordon and Jeffrey Combs to adapt H.P. Lovecraft...
- 1/5/2017
- by Bryan Christopher
- DailyDead
Much like Marissa, I never know whether to be scared or impressed by the tactics of the Trial Analysis Corporation. Bull Season 1 Episode 7 had me feeling both.
It was difficult not to sympathize with John Philips. He’d gotten into a horrible traffic accident that killed his wife, but it was equally difficult to see how the event could end up in a manslaughter charge.
State Assemblyman’s Trevor Dormit’s spin that John was a "maniac, drunk driver" was heavy handed at best and a complete manipulation of the facts at worst.
John was driving 11 miles over the speed limit. I don’t know what the roads are like where you are, but in the NY tri-state area, that may be ticket worthy but it’s considered more normal than reckless.
Also, John’s blood alcohol level was only .04, below the legal limit; in other words, he wasn’t drunk at all.
It was difficult not to sympathize with John Philips. He’d gotten into a horrible traffic accident that killed his wife, but it was equally difficult to see how the event could end up in a manslaughter charge.
State Assemblyman’s Trevor Dormit’s spin that John was a "maniac, drunk driver" was heavy handed at best and a complete manipulation of the facts at worst.
John was driving 11 miles over the speed limit. I don’t know what the roads are like where you are, but in the NY tri-state area, that may be ticket worthy but it’s considered more normal than reckless.
Also, John’s blood alcohol level was only .04, below the legal limit; in other words, he wasn’t drunk at all.
- 11/23/2016
- by Christine Orlando
- TVfanatic
Are you 3-D capable? This classic-era Sci-fi is one of the better '50s films ever designed for 3-D, and the restoration on this much-coveted new release is excellent. Meteors explode in your face! A rockslide in your lap! Bizarre superimpositions! Ray gun blasts! And don't forget Ray Bradbury's feel-good sense of wonder speeches, from wide-eyed Richard Carlson. It Came from Outer Space 3-D 3-D Blu-ray Universal Home Video 1953 / B&W / 1:37 Academy / 82 min. / Street Date October 4, 2016 / at present a Best Buy exclusive Starring Richard Carlson, Barbara Rush, Charles Drake, Joe Sawyer, Russell Johnson, Kathleen Hughes Cinematography Clifford Stine Art Direction Robert Boyle Makeup and Special effects Jack Kevan, Bud Westmore, David S. Horsley, Milicent Patrick. Film Editor Paul Weatherwax Original Music Irving Gertz, Henry Mancini, Herman Stein Written by Harry Essex from a story by Ray Bradbury Produced by William Alland Directed by Jack Arnold
Reviewed by Glenn Erickson...
Reviewed by Glenn Erickson...
- 10/8/2016
- by Glenn Erickson
- Trailers from Hell
Often lumped into the Young Adult category to the chagrin of author Dan Wells, I’m not sure I know many parents who would like to have their fourteen-year old child heading to theaters with friends for the cinematic adaptation of his debut I Am Not a Serial Killer. The first of what has now spiraled into a quintet of books surrounding John Wayne Cleaver; its story introduces the character as a clinically diagnosed sociopath attempting to survive adolescence within a small mid-western town. His own predilection towards violence and the macabre aside, John’s journey ultimately finds him on the trail of a brutal assailant terrorizing his home with supernatural strength. A keen amateur scholar of the mass murderer circuit, this teen proves perfectly suited to crack the case.
Don’t expect Encyclopedia Brown or Young Sherlock, however. Cleaver’s (Max Records) motivations to hunt this monster are purely selfish.
Don’t expect Encyclopedia Brown or Young Sherlock, however. Cleaver’s (Max Records) motivations to hunt this monster are purely selfish.
- 8/25/2016
- by Jared Mobarak
- The Film Stage
A brain tumor? In this economy!?
Yet another movie about an affectless white guy in crisis who’s summoned to his childhood home by news of an ailing parent, John Krasinski’s “The Hollars” appears to be the kind of toothless and emotionally counterfeit cancer dramedy that gives America’s independent cinema a bad name. And, at the end of the day, that’s pretty much exactly what it is. But, clawing at the underside of this unashamedly trite saga of kooky characters coming together in their mutual time of need, another story is desperately trying to get out — a story about the market forces of unconditional love, and the kind of commitment issues that are born from (uniquely male) fears of inadequacy. That story, sadly, is smothered to death beneath an epic mountain of the usual chintzy crap.
Read More: Sony Pictures Classics Acquires John Krasinski’s Sundance Drama ‘The Hollars’
In fairness,...
Yet another movie about an affectless white guy in crisis who’s summoned to his childhood home by news of an ailing parent, John Krasinski’s “The Hollars” appears to be the kind of toothless and emotionally counterfeit cancer dramedy that gives America’s independent cinema a bad name. And, at the end of the day, that’s pretty much exactly what it is. But, clawing at the underside of this unashamedly trite saga of kooky characters coming together in their mutual time of need, another story is desperately trying to get out — a story about the market forces of unconditional love, and the kind of commitment issues that are born from (uniquely male) fears of inadequacy. That story, sadly, is smothered to death beneath an epic mountain of the usual chintzy crap.
Read More: Sony Pictures Classics Acquires John Krasinski’s Sundance Drama ‘The Hollars’
In fairness,...
- 8/25/2016
- by David Ehrlich
- Indiewire
Rebecca Miller’s new witty romantic comedy “Maggie’s Plan” charmed audiences and critics when it premiered at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival, and then later when was it released in theaters this past May. Now, it soon will enchant audiences when it hits home video.
Read More: Toronto Review: With ‘Maggie’s Plan,’ Greta Gerwig Officially Owns Her Own Genre
The film follows Maggie (Greta Gerwig), a vibrant and independent New Yorker, decides to become a single mother with the help of a former college acquaintance (Travis Fimmel), but the initial plan comes up against fate when she meets and falls for “ficto-critical anthropologist” John (Ethan Hawke), whose marriage to Columbia University professor Georgette (Julianne Moore) is falling apart. Years later when Maggie finds herself falling out of love with her now husband, she devises a new plan to reconnect John with Georgette. The film also stars...
Read More: Toronto Review: With ‘Maggie’s Plan,’ Greta Gerwig Officially Owns Her Own Genre
The film follows Maggie (Greta Gerwig), a vibrant and independent New Yorker, decides to become a single mother with the help of a former college acquaintance (Travis Fimmel), but the initial plan comes up against fate when she meets and falls for “ficto-critical anthropologist” John (Ethan Hawke), whose marriage to Columbia University professor Georgette (Julianne Moore) is falling apart. Years later when Maggie finds herself falling out of love with her now husband, she devises a new plan to reconnect John with Georgette. The film also stars...
- 8/22/2016
- by Vikram Murthi
- Indiewire
Recently, NBC served up the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Days Of Our Lives" November 25th, 2015 episode, and it turns out that we're going to see some very interesting and dramatic stuff go down as important details about Paul's past, get exposed by him. Belle offers up shocking intel, and more! In the November 25th new episode press release: Belle and Claire will arrive in Salem in time to celebrate Thanksgiving, and Belle is going to have shocking news. Paul will provide John with an important clue about his past. Steve is going to try to talk Hope out of seeking revenge, and Eduardo is going to make Eve an unexpected offer.
- 11/24/2015
- by Derek
- OnTheFlix
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On a February set visit to Bristol, a group of journalists chatted to Martin Freeman about Sherlock’s Victorian-set Christmas Special…
Read the Sherlock special set visit round-table interview with Benedict Cumberbatch, here.
Filming on Sherlock’s first Christmas Special, The Abominable Bride, took place at the beginning of this year. Back then, very little was known about the episode, and the BBC was naturally keen to keep it that way.
Prior to visiting the Bristol set in February, we'd been told that the Special was set in the Victorian era, and that was more or less where the certainties ended. The rest was a hotchpotch of rumour, deduction and inference.
If the following cast and creators round-table interviews seem to have a hint of courtroom interrogation or parlour game about them, then, that air of secrecy explains it. Regardless of the constraints on what could and couldn’t be confirmed,...
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On a February set visit to Bristol, a group of journalists chatted to Martin Freeman about Sherlock’s Victorian-set Christmas Special…
Read the Sherlock special set visit round-table interview with Benedict Cumberbatch, here.
Filming on Sherlock’s first Christmas Special, The Abominable Bride, took place at the beginning of this year. Back then, very little was known about the episode, and the BBC was naturally keen to keep it that way.
Prior to visiting the Bristol set in February, we'd been told that the Special was set in the Victorian era, and that was more or less where the certainties ended. The rest was a hotchpotch of rumour, deduction and inference.
If the following cast and creators round-table interviews seem to have a hint of courtroom interrogation or parlour game about them, then, that air of secrecy explains it. Regardless of the constraints on what could and couldn’t be confirmed,...
- 11/23/2015
- by louisamellor
- Den of Geek
Recently, NBC served up the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Days Of Our Lives" October 15th, 2015 episode, and it turns out that we're going to see some really drama-filled and intense stuff take place as Sami attempts to murder someone! Adrienne and Sonny have an emotional reunion, and more! In the October 15th new episode press release: Pushed over the edge, Sami will try to commit murder. Stefano is going to make a heartfelt plea to Chad. Paul is going to help John with his search into the past. Sonny will have an emotional reunion with Adrienne and Justin. The new October 15th episode is set to air tomorrow afternoon,October 15th at 12pm central time on NBC.
- 10/14/2015
- by Eric
- OnTheFlix
"The Leftovers" is back. I already published a very long (and even more thoughtful) interview with Damon Lindelof, and wrote a review of the first few episodes. Now I have thoughts on the season premiere itself, coming up just as soon as I ask for my bacon on a separate plate... "Something bad is gonna happen... to you." -Isaac All of this has happened before, and all of it will happen again. No, "The Leftovers" didn't suddenly morph into a "Battlestar Galactica" spin-off — even though ("BSG" finale spoilers) both eventually wound up in caveman times — but watching the crazy, stunning prologue to season 2, it was hard not to think of Ronald D. Moore's pet phrase. We knew the series was going to relocate this year, and all change can be disorienting, but to open the new season not only a few thousand miles away from Mapleton, but millennia upon millennia in the past?...
- 10/5/2015
- by Alan Sepinwall
- Hitfix
Lori Loughlin posted a cute birthday wish for her TV husband John Stamos on Wednesday. Sharing an adorable photo of her 52-year-old Full House costar, which looks to be from the day the cast celebrated Lori's recent birthday, she wrote, "Happy Birthday to one of the best. Love you tons." The sweet message comes after Lori hosted a birthday party for John with the rest of the Fuller House cast and their families. The group is busy shooting the Netflix reboot, and several of the returning Full House cast members have already shared awesome photos from the set. Get all the details on Fuller House, then see what Nicky and Alex look like now.
- 8/19/2015
- by Laura-Marie-Meyers
- Popsugar.com
John Legend celebrated his 36th birthday at Catch NYC restaurant last night, but it was Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West that drew the most attention.
News: Chrissy Teigen Reveals the Craziest Place She and John Legend Have Had Sex
Kimye just could not keep their hands off each other sharing kisses in front of photographers while John and his supermodel wife Chrissy Teigen posed like normal people.
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And if that wasn't enough, Kim donned a revealing v-neck and heels designed by her husband, while Kanye dressed up in white and black formal wear. Both wore Balmain for the occasion, which is only fitting given that they are both the new faces for the fashion house.
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Happy Birthday @JohnLegend!!!! pic.twitter.com/948MxesBiJ
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 9, 2015
Not to be outdone, Chrissy did bring the sex appeal in a similarly low-cut dress with slits up to there! After all, she...
News: Chrissy Teigen Reveals the Craziest Place She and John Legend Have Had Sex
Kimye just could not keep their hands off each other sharing kisses in front of photographers while John and his supermodel wife Chrissy Teigen posed like normal people.
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And if that wasn't enough, Kim donned a revealing v-neck and heels designed by her husband, while Kanye dressed up in white and black formal wear. Both wore Balmain for the occasion, which is only fitting given that they are both the new faces for the fashion house.
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Happy Birthday @JohnLegend!!!! pic.twitter.com/948MxesBiJ
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 9, 2015
Not to be outdone, Chrissy did bring the sex appeal in a similarly low-cut dress with slits up to there! After all, she...
- 1/9/2015
- Entertainment Tonight
Warner Bros. has released the first official picture from Annabelle, the upcoming spin-off and prequel to James Wan's The Conjuring. The film does not yet have an official synopsis, but pictured above are Annabelle Wallis as a pregnant Mia Form and Ward Horton as her husband John with the cursed doll, Annabelle, blurry in the foreground. John R. Leonetti is directing for an October 3 release. Following this, Warner Bros. is already set to bring The Conjuring 2 to theaters October 23, 2015 as I'm sure the story of Annabelle is not quite over just yet. If you haven't yet watched the trailer I've included it below along with the film's poster. sb id="961593" height="360" width="640"...
- 8/7/2014
- by Brad Brevet
- Rope of Silicon
With Samizilla rampaging through the town, will Sonny and Will become collateral damage?
Hope and Aidan are about to have a romantic moment. Somewhere the ghost of Dr. Reid Oliver is about to force his way back into our realm to rip his heart back out of Aidan’s body.
Sami tells Will and Sonny she hopes Ej rots on jail. They’re confused, but she explains that he’s been having an affair right under her nose … with Abigail. Will and Sonny both do doubletakes.
Jennifer tries to console Abby, but she calls herself a slut. “I slept with Ej’s brother, and I slept with Ej. What would you call it?” Well, now that you mention it …
Will and Sonny are dumbfounded (Will a little more … genetics and all), and Sonny says that if Abby has really slept with Ej, they’d know. Will has a flashback to...
Hope and Aidan are about to have a romantic moment. Somewhere the ghost of Dr. Reid Oliver is about to force his way back into our realm to rip his heart back out of Aidan’s body.
Sami tells Will and Sonny she hopes Ej rots on jail. They’re confused, but she explains that he’s been having an affair right under her nose … with Abigail. Will and Sonny both do doubletakes.
Jennifer tries to console Abby, but she calls herself a slut. “I slept with Ej’s brother, and I slept with Ej. What would you call it?” Well, now that you mention it …
Will and Sonny are dumbfounded (Will a little more … genetics and all), and Sonny says that if Abby has really slept with Ej, they’d know. Will has a flashback to...
- 7/14/2014
- by snicks
- The Backlot
In CBS’ 13-episode summer drama Extant, Halle Berry is Molly Woods, an astronaut facing a very freaky final frontier. And based on the Lost-like vibe of the series premiere, it’s likely you’ll want to tear open a foil pack of freeze-dried ice cream and strap in for the ride.
In addition to serving up some serious heebie-jeebies and bringing Goran Visnjic back to my TV screen (side note: thank youuuu), the Steven Spielberg-produced thriller poses some big questions in its first outing. Among them: If a machine can fake love with precision and aplomb, does it...
In addition to serving up some serious heebie-jeebies and bringing Goran Visnjic back to my TV screen (side note: thank youuuu), the Steven Spielberg-produced thriller poses some big questions in its first outing. Among them: If a machine can fake love with precision and aplomb, does it...
- 7/10/2014
- TVLine.com
Many happy returns to Hollywood actress, director and Un ambassador Angelina Jolie, who turns 39 today (June 4).
To celebrate Jolie's big day, no doubt spent with partner Brad Pitt and their brood of six, we take a look back at the beautiful star's style evolution in pictures. From a sombre gothic through to androgynous cool and glamorous gowns - view her fashion transition below:
Angelina's first Oscars
Angelina Jolie attends her first ever Oscars with actor father Jon Voight in 1986, and her big-shouldered lacy dress couldn't be from any other decade.
At the Wallace premiere in 1997
A forlorn-looking Angelina Jolie wears dark smoky make-up with a matching hair band and a camel-coloured strapless dress, which looks as sombre as her mood, as she arrives at the George Wallace premiere in '97.
The Gia screening in '98
Angelina Jolie goes for gothic-style dark eye make-up and a plunging black dress with...
To celebrate Jolie's big day, no doubt spent with partner Brad Pitt and their brood of six, we take a look back at the beautiful star's style evolution in pictures. From a sombre gothic through to androgynous cool and glamorous gowns - view her fashion transition below:
Angelina's first Oscars
Angelina Jolie attends her first ever Oscars with actor father Jon Voight in 1986, and her big-shouldered lacy dress couldn't be from any other decade.
At the Wallace premiere in 1997
A forlorn-looking Angelina Jolie wears dark smoky make-up with a matching hair band and a camel-coloured strapless dress, which looks as sombre as her mood, as she arrives at the George Wallace premiere in '97.
The Gia screening in '98
Angelina Jolie goes for gothic-style dark eye make-up and a plunging black dress with...
- 6/4/2014
- Digital Spy
Unexplained circumstances, lack of accountability, or simply a terrible trick by fate, in any case, the truth about the men and women who never came home is hidden between the official accounts, and what really happens in the heat of war. In his documentary Unclaimed filmmaker Michael Jorgensen follows Vietnam veteran and lifelong humanitarian Tom Faunce as he tries to uncover the real identity of a man in Vietnam named Dang Tan Ngoc, who claims to be Sgt. John Hartley Robertson, an American service man who was considered "missing in action"(Mia). Proving whether this elderly man is really who he says he is or perhaps just a delusional individual becomes a puzzling challenge for which there seems to be no rational answers. Due to his age and possible trauma, the man can't remember his birthday or place of birth. Furthermore, he has lost the ability to speak English, and though he looks Caucasian, he has adapted to life as a Vietnamese with a wife and kids. Going back and forth between the U.S. and Vietnam, Tom and his team search for anything that can prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that this is in fact the man who heroically served his country and was left behind.
Director Michael Jorgensen talked us about the human core of his film, the difficulties of working with a deceiving government, and the importance of bringing awareness to cases like this and how they reflect in today's treatment of veterans.
Carlos Aguilar: How did you come across this story and Tom's journey to find the truth?
Michael Jorgensen: It all came about when Tom Faunce, my main character, called me. He had a friend who knew of my work, and he called me and told me the story. I was quite intrigued by it, but what really convinced me to do is that I had read a small book Tom had written about his childhood growing up on the streets of Detroit and his experience in Vietnam. I thought there was a deeply human story there, regardless of how his quest to reunite John with his family turned out.
Aguilar: How difficult was it to do research and find information about John Hartley Robertson, and the bizarre circumstances behind his whereabouts?
Jorgensen: I did a lot of research about this mission and the MacV-sog Organization that the Pentagon put together in January of 64. Then I tried to find everything I could about his missing man, and what was known about him. That was really a black hole. He disappeared; there are no files about this guy at all. There is a couple of statements by people who were in the air or on the ground when his helicopter went down, pretty minimal.
Aguilar: Tom's determination to see this story through goes beyond duty. He seems to sincerely care for John. Why do you think these two men that had never met, have this incredible connection?
Jorgensen: Tom really sees himself in John. Watching the film one can understand more about his childhood and being unloved, abandoned, and unwanted. Coming back from Vietnam amplified this, coming back and feeling the rejection of being a Vietnam veteran in the 60s and 70s. Tom has seen John as a way to heal himself and also redeem himself for his time in Vietnam.
Aguilar: After almost 40 years, and keeping in mind there has been several other wars ever since, one could assume the public has lost interest in the Vietnam War. Do you think this influences in part the government's lack of interest to solve cases like John's?
Jorgensen: You make a very good point; it was a very unpopular war. The soldiers were not treated very well when they came home. I think there is a deep emotional wound on those veterans and on the entire country. For the most part people just want to forget that, they just want it to go away. That could really be one of the reasons contributing to what seems to be a bit of apathy on the part of the government.
Aguilar: Given that the government seem to want to throw you off in terms of finding the truth, how reluctant were they to give you any information or help you get some answers?
Jorgensen: There was really very little information to give. The contact that I worked with in the government was very deceitful. I thin they were trying to steer us clear of even doing this story. As we were just about to finish the film, even before Tom’s team had found John's sister - because they had a really hard time trying to find his relatives - the government had told us that they had gotten blood samples from a brother and sister and that they were doing DNA tests. That was totally untrue, his brother was dead at the time and his sister has never been contacted by the government. That’s where we are left even today. You had a family and a service member, Ed Mahoney, who served with this man, who say unequivocally that’s John Hartley Robertson, and then you have a government saying “We did a covert DNA test, and this guy is not him.” The two couldn’t be further apart.
Aguilar: Is it easier for them to deny it than to admit any fault?
Jorgensen: I think it's always the fall back position of the government, to deny and to try to let it go away rather than to face the issues. But as you can see at the end of the film, shortly after the film screened at the Hot Docs Festival in Toronto, the government launched a very large investigation into their own Mia agencies calling them “dysfunctional, inept, and potentially fraudulent”, and that ‘s in regard to more than 83,000 cases since WWII. That’s shocking.
Aguilar: How does the lost story of one man affects today's veterans? Is there more to be found about this particular case?
Jorgensen: Certainly from the evidence, and from people that I’ve spoken to who I would characterize as very reliable, there is obviously a lot more to be found. Whether the government will ever talk about it or come clean about it, that’s another issue. This film really for me was about “How far would you go for someone that you don’t even know?” We are seeing this stories even today with veterans about how they come back and feel very isolated and how Pstd is a big issue. They are trying to reintegrate into society by trying to help other people; some have been more successful than others.
Aguilar: Do you hope your film brings shines some light on the issues by exposing past mistakes?
Jorgensen: Absolutely, on the Mia issues and the issue of Ptsd, because it is really an epidemic. I’ve always maintained that you can train men to go to war and to fight, but the human heart is not wired for war. The heart is very fragile, and these guys endured some pretty horrific events going into battle. I really hope it shines a light on these issues because these veterans deserve everything that we can provide them.
Aguilar: John and Tom connect through their presumably shared experiences, how was it for you as a filmmaker to come into this story as an outsider?
Jorgensen: For me as a filmmaker, this is the greatest possible scenario in that there is really deep humanity here. The background of this story is the Vietnam War and the Mia issues, but all audiences, no matter what your background is, can connect to the story because of that profound humanity that you see in both Tom and John.
Aguilar: Is Tom still working in more of these cases related to veterans left behind? Have the struggles faced here shaken his commitment?
Jorgensen: Tom is eternally committed to veterans, specially veterans from Vietnam and his humanitarian work. He is a guy who admittedly says that he’ll be happy if he dies on the field trying to help other people. That has really been his mission since he came back from Vietnam. To go to these remote places, and no matter who these people are he will try to help them the best that he can.
Aguilar: Are you working on any new projects? What's the next issue that concerns you?
Jorgensen: Coming put of this I’m very interested in our search for our own humanity and where it lies. I think I’m going to be pursuing something along those lines for my next project, which I’m just researching right now.
Aguilar: Have you shown the film to veterans, which I would assume are one of the audiences most interested in seeing this story, what have been their reactions?
Jorgensen: Lots of veterans have seen this film. Veterans from WWII , from Vietnam, and even veterans who have come back from Afghanistan and Iraq, they are all very grateful because it is shining a light on their own experiences. Tom personifies the fighting man story, so it has been very positive. It's a way for them to say to their loved ones “Now you can see me though this man and understand a bit more of what I went through and the challenges I’m facing trying to integrated myself not only back into society, but back into my family unit”...
Director Michael Jorgensen talked us about the human core of his film, the difficulties of working with a deceiving government, and the importance of bringing awareness to cases like this and how they reflect in today's treatment of veterans.
Carlos Aguilar: How did you come across this story and Tom's journey to find the truth?
Michael Jorgensen: It all came about when Tom Faunce, my main character, called me. He had a friend who knew of my work, and he called me and told me the story. I was quite intrigued by it, but what really convinced me to do is that I had read a small book Tom had written about his childhood growing up on the streets of Detroit and his experience in Vietnam. I thought there was a deeply human story there, regardless of how his quest to reunite John with his family turned out.
Aguilar: How difficult was it to do research and find information about John Hartley Robertson, and the bizarre circumstances behind his whereabouts?
Jorgensen: I did a lot of research about this mission and the MacV-sog Organization that the Pentagon put together in January of 64. Then I tried to find everything I could about his missing man, and what was known about him. That was really a black hole. He disappeared; there are no files about this guy at all. There is a couple of statements by people who were in the air or on the ground when his helicopter went down, pretty minimal.
Aguilar: Tom's determination to see this story through goes beyond duty. He seems to sincerely care for John. Why do you think these two men that had never met, have this incredible connection?
Jorgensen: Tom really sees himself in John. Watching the film one can understand more about his childhood and being unloved, abandoned, and unwanted. Coming back from Vietnam amplified this, coming back and feeling the rejection of being a Vietnam veteran in the 60s and 70s. Tom has seen John as a way to heal himself and also redeem himself for his time in Vietnam.
Aguilar: After almost 40 years, and keeping in mind there has been several other wars ever since, one could assume the public has lost interest in the Vietnam War. Do you think this influences in part the government's lack of interest to solve cases like John's?
Jorgensen: You make a very good point; it was a very unpopular war. The soldiers were not treated very well when they came home. I think there is a deep emotional wound on those veterans and on the entire country. For the most part people just want to forget that, they just want it to go away. That could really be one of the reasons contributing to what seems to be a bit of apathy on the part of the government.
Aguilar: Given that the government seem to want to throw you off in terms of finding the truth, how reluctant were they to give you any information or help you get some answers?
Jorgensen: There was really very little information to give. The contact that I worked with in the government was very deceitful. I thin they were trying to steer us clear of even doing this story. As we were just about to finish the film, even before Tom’s team had found John's sister - because they had a really hard time trying to find his relatives - the government had told us that they had gotten blood samples from a brother and sister and that they were doing DNA tests. That was totally untrue, his brother was dead at the time and his sister has never been contacted by the government. That’s where we are left even today. You had a family and a service member, Ed Mahoney, who served with this man, who say unequivocally that’s John Hartley Robertson, and then you have a government saying “We did a covert DNA test, and this guy is not him.” The two couldn’t be further apart.
Aguilar: Is it easier for them to deny it than to admit any fault?
Jorgensen: I think it's always the fall back position of the government, to deny and to try to let it go away rather than to face the issues. But as you can see at the end of the film, shortly after the film screened at the Hot Docs Festival in Toronto, the government launched a very large investigation into their own Mia agencies calling them “dysfunctional, inept, and potentially fraudulent”, and that ‘s in regard to more than 83,000 cases since WWII. That’s shocking.
Aguilar: How does the lost story of one man affects today's veterans? Is there more to be found about this particular case?
Jorgensen: Certainly from the evidence, and from people that I’ve spoken to who I would characterize as very reliable, there is obviously a lot more to be found. Whether the government will ever talk about it or come clean about it, that’s another issue. This film really for me was about “How far would you go for someone that you don’t even know?” We are seeing this stories even today with veterans about how they come back and feel very isolated and how Pstd is a big issue. They are trying to reintegrate into society by trying to help other people; some have been more successful than others.
Aguilar: Do you hope your film brings shines some light on the issues by exposing past mistakes?
Jorgensen: Absolutely, on the Mia issues and the issue of Ptsd, because it is really an epidemic. I’ve always maintained that you can train men to go to war and to fight, but the human heart is not wired for war. The heart is very fragile, and these guys endured some pretty horrific events going into battle. I really hope it shines a light on these issues because these veterans deserve everything that we can provide them.
Aguilar: John and Tom connect through their presumably shared experiences, how was it for you as a filmmaker to come into this story as an outsider?
Jorgensen: For me as a filmmaker, this is the greatest possible scenario in that there is really deep humanity here. The background of this story is the Vietnam War and the Mia issues, but all audiences, no matter what your background is, can connect to the story because of that profound humanity that you see in both Tom and John.
Aguilar: Is Tom still working in more of these cases related to veterans left behind? Have the struggles faced here shaken his commitment?
Jorgensen: Tom is eternally committed to veterans, specially veterans from Vietnam and his humanitarian work. He is a guy who admittedly says that he’ll be happy if he dies on the field trying to help other people. That has really been his mission since he came back from Vietnam. To go to these remote places, and no matter who these people are he will try to help them the best that he can.
Aguilar: Are you working on any new projects? What's the next issue that concerns you?
Jorgensen: Coming put of this I’m very interested in our search for our own humanity and where it lies. I think I’m going to be pursuing something along those lines for my next project, which I’m just researching right now.
Aguilar: Have you shown the film to veterans, which I would assume are one of the audiences most interested in seeing this story, what have been their reactions?
Jorgensen: Lots of veterans have seen this film. Veterans from WWII , from Vietnam, and even veterans who have come back from Afghanistan and Iraq, they are all very grateful because it is shining a light on their own experiences. Tom personifies the fighting man story, so it has been very positive. It's a way for them to say to their loved ones “Now you can see me though this man and understand a bit more of what I went through and the challenges I’m facing trying to integrated myself not only back into society, but back into my family unit”...
- 5/7/2014
- by Carlos Aguilar
- Sydney's Buzz
"I remember a lot of times seeing John with his head in his hands, like 'What the hell have I gotten myself into,’ ” actor Carl Weathers recalled when discussing his stint on “Predator,” director John McTiernan’s 1987 sci-fi actioner. In many ways, the film was an act of pushing past any doubts or insecurities, as it exhibits an increasingly bizarre tone by McTiernan and a game Arnold Schwarzenegger to match it. And now we’ve got a look back at the sequel-spawning classic.Holding up remarkably well, even two years after its 25th anniversary, “Predator” possesses some of the best behind-the-scenes stories around, whether focusing on the psychological toll the film took on McTiernan (causing him to lose 25 pounds), or the fact that actor Sonny Landham requested the production hire a bodyguard to protect the cast and crew from him and his violent tendencies. Its Special Edition DVD charted many...
- 3/20/2014
- by Charlie Schmidlin
- The Playlist
In 2000, Matthew Warchus directed Philip Seymour Hoffman in Sam Shepard's True West, his Broadway debut, for which he was nominated for a Tony award
He didn't audition and I hadn't met him before but I was introduced by John C Reilly, who was his close friend, and we basically pressured him into doing the show. I'd loved him in pretty much everything I'd seen him in: at the very least he was distinctive, and often he was sublime. I had done the production in the West End with Mark Rylance, so I was looking for someone who could match that same mercurial brilliance; something that wouldn't be just a piece of bravura acting. True West is a comedy, and comedy is sometimes seen as more shallow; depth is somehow reserved for more serious drama. The unique thing about Philip was, he could combine the two. I don't keep photos of my productions generally,...
He didn't audition and I hadn't met him before but I was introduced by John C Reilly, who was his close friend, and we basically pressured him into doing the show. I'd loved him in pretty much everything I'd seen him in: at the very least he was distinctive, and often he was sublime. I had done the production in the West End with Mark Rylance, so I was looking for someone who could match that same mercurial brilliance; something that wouldn't be just a piece of bravura acting. True West is a comedy, and comedy is sometimes seen as more shallow; depth is somehow reserved for more serious drama. The unique thing about Philip was, he could combine the two. I don't keep photos of my productions generally,...
- 2/4/2014
- The Guardian - Film News
Tomorrow People leader John has lied to his own kind for years, so his badass girlfriend Cara is stepping up — big time — to lead the charge against Ultra in the following exclusive trailer for the CW series’ return.
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“Who wants to fight back? Who wants to stand up for our kind?” she yells, rallying the superpowered troops and impressing John with her “fire.”
Also on tap in the sneak peek: Stephen gets shot; Ty Olsson (Supernatural‘s Benny) guest stars as an experiment victim; and there are a whole lot of super fights.
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“Who wants to fight back? Who wants to stand up for our kind?” she yells, rallying the superpowered troops and impressing John with her “fire.”
Also on tap in the sneak peek: Stephen gets shot; Ty Olsson (Supernatural‘s Benny) guest stars as an experiment victim; and there are a whole lot of super fights.
- 12/13/2013
- by Vlada Gelman
- TVLine.com
Karl Urban is a not a human being. Not in the technical sense of the term. Oh, sure, he might look human. He might walk and talk like a human. He might even like to think he’s human. But Karl Urban would be wrong! For Karl Urban is actually an extraordinary machine that has been programmed to think he is Karl Urban. Karl Urban does not know this, though sooner or later, he will, and when he does, Karl Urban will be very sad. Poor Karl Urban!
No, we speak not of the real-world Karl Urban, star of Star Trek and Dredd,...
No, we speak not of the real-world Karl Urban, star of Star Trek and Dredd,...
- 11/18/2013
- by Jeff Jensen
- EW - Inside TV
When we last left our intrepid castaways on "Survivor: Blood vs. Water," Kat was shipped off to Redemption Island. When she gets there, she blasts her tribe members, making us kind of giggle when she calls Tina's daughter a tag-along.
Redemption Island
In the morning, Kat is crying and worried that Hayden is going to be upset with her and ashamed of her. Ok, we've actually spent a lot of time with Hayden and he's a really good guy. Seriously, he's so super nice. There's no way he would feel that way, though it's kind of alarming that Kat thinks so.
She cries when they arrive at the arena and starts blubbering out an apology. Probst questions them and Hayden says he doesn't view her any differently and his relationship is more important than the game. So Probst challenges him to take Kat's spot right now.
Honestly, that's not fair,...
Redemption Island
In the morning, Kat is crying and worried that Hayden is going to be upset with her and ashamed of her. Ok, we've actually spent a lot of time with Hayden and he's a really good guy. Seriously, he's so super nice. There's no way he would feel that way, though it's kind of alarming that Kat thinks so.
She cries when they arrive at the arena and starts blubbering out an apology. Probst questions them and Hayden says he doesn't view her any differently and his relationship is more important than the game. So Probst challenges him to take Kat's spot right now.
Honestly, that's not fair,...
- 10/31/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
The Tomorrow People's pilot episode was enjoyable enough, but didn't blow my homo-sapien mind. There were a few stand-out moments and a couple of decent plot twists, but - like the Arrow pilot last year - it failed to achieve its full potential and left us feeling slightly underwhelmed. Like Arrow though, there was always the possibility that this show could evolve (no pun intended) into something a bit special.
> The Tomorrow People's 12 Best Moments: Abs, bullets and love triangles
Episode two 'In Too Deep' didn't immediately instil me with confidence - we open with a voiceover heavy with exposition, a hackneyed device which Arrow quickly learned to do without.
It's perhaps unfair to contrast a show in its first season to another show in its second, but by casting Robbie Amell in the lead and scheduling both shows on the same night, The CW is...
> The Tomorrow People's 12 Best Moments: Abs, bullets and love triangles
Episode two 'In Too Deep' didn't immediately instil me with confidence - we open with a voiceover heavy with exposition, a hackneyed device which Arrow quickly learned to do without.
It's perhaps unfair to contrast a show in its first season to another show in its second, but by casting Robbie Amell in the lead and scheduling both shows on the same night, The CW is...
- 10/17/2013
- Digital Spy
In the 1940s and 50s, the Boulting brothers won over filmgoers and critics with a series of classics – from Brighton Rock to Private's Progress. As the BFI begins a retrospective, Michael Newton explores their version of Britain
The history of the Boulting brothers is the history of British cinema in miniature. The brilliance, the comforts and the disappointments are all there. In the 1940s, they take off from documentary realism to reach the heights of noir extravagance, before falling back into a gently unexciting worthiness. At the start of the 1950s they produce two fascinating oddities, characteristic of the oddity of the times. Later that decade, they turn to cosily satirical farce, the products of an exasperated, grump. The 1960s see them trying to get with it and making a middle-aged effort to "swing", but also creating one work that finds a vulnerable, extraordinary beauty in ordinary lives. And after that comes a petering out,...
The history of the Boulting brothers is the history of British cinema in miniature. The brilliance, the comforts and the disappointments are all there. In the 1940s, they take off from documentary realism to reach the heights of noir extravagance, before falling back into a gently unexciting worthiness. At the start of the 1950s they produce two fascinating oddities, characteristic of the oddity of the times. Later that decade, they turn to cosily satirical farce, the products of an exasperated, grump. The 1960s see them trying to get with it and making a middle-aged effort to "swing", but also creating one work that finds a vulnerable, extraordinary beauty in ordinary lives. And after that comes a petering out,...
- 7/26/2013
- The Guardian - Film News
John Travolta was close friends with the late James Gandolfini (the two co-starred in 1995's "Get Shorty" and James often credited John with jumpstarting his career).
Access Hollywood caught up with John at the premiere of his new movie, "Killing Season," where he shared his sadness over the sudden loss of "The Sopranos" star and revealed how James reached out following the death of John and Kelly Preston's son, Jett, in 2009.
"I was very touched - he was very supportive of me when I lost my son and he wouldn't even leave the city until he knew ...
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Access Hollywood caught up with John at the premiere of his new movie, "Killing Season," where he shared his sadness over the sudden loss of "The Sopranos" star and revealed how James reached out following the death of John and Kelly Preston's son, Jett, in 2009.
"I was very touched - he was very supportive of me when I lost my son and he wouldn't even leave the city until he knew ...
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This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
- 6/21/2013
- by nobody@accesshollywood.com (AccessHollywood.com Editorial Staff)
- Access Hollywood
Are you up-to-date on your Nicholas Sparks films? Have you read every single book he's ever written? Well, now here's your chance to win a few prizes from his latest story, Safe Haven, that was recently made into a film starring Josh Duhamel and Julianne Hough! We're giving away a Blu-ray copy of the movie, which comes out May 7 in stores, along with the novel!
Safe Haven is about a mysterious young woman (Hough) who flees to Southport, North Caroline in hope for a new life. She tries to keep to herself and hiding a certain secret, until meeting a new friend (Cobie Smulders) and a new love interest (Duhamel).
Safe Haven is a keeper, and such a great read! To win all you have to do is comment below what your favorite Nicholas Sparks film/novel is and why! He's got plenty to choose from: A Walk to Remember...
Safe Haven is about a mysterious young woman (Hough) who flees to Southport, North Caroline in hope for a new life. She tries to keep to herself and hiding a certain secret, until meeting a new friend (Cobie Smulders) and a new love interest (Duhamel).
Safe Haven is a keeper, and such a great read! To win all you have to do is comment below what your favorite Nicholas Sparks film/novel is and why! He's got plenty to choose from: A Walk to Remember...
- 5/2/2013
- by Stephanie Webber
- Filmology
John Abraham was recently spotted with his girlfriend Priya Runchal and her parents. While Priya was spotted at the front seat with John, the actor was on the wheels and Priya’s parents were seated at the back. As John was parking his car, paparazzi did not waste any time to capture John with his future in-laws. They went for a movie screening. John’s mom and dad Abraham and Firoza were already present at the theatre waiting for them to arrive. It is heard that John’s father is very down to earth person and even today when his son has reached the zenith, he board a bus when he has to go out for some work. Going by the photo, we can ...
- 5/2/2013
- Bollywoodmantra.com
Sanjay Gupta’s ‘Shootout At Wadala’ continues to rule the musical chartbuster. First, hot and spicy Sunny Leone raised he temperature with her oomph factor and danced to the song ‘Laila’ with John Abraham and Tusshar Kapoor, secondly Priyanka Chopra has made guys fall weak at her knees with her first item song, ‘Babli Badmaash’ and now the third item song of the movie starring Sophie Chaudhary is creating ripples. In the song, she seduces John Abraham. John who is playing gangster, Manya Surve shakes his legs with Sophie. Sophie in a sexy attire danced at the bar. John with his group also starts dancing to ‘Manya ala re’ ...
- 4/12/2013
- Bollywoodmantra.com
John Mayer used to dish on his exes - how could anyone forget the rocker referring to Jessica Simpson as "sexual napalm" - but when it comes to Katy Perry, John is singing a different tune.
The 35-year-old sat down with Ellen DeGeneres for an interview airing today, where she consoled him about his recent split from Katy Perry - their second breakup in less than a year.
"I just want to say, I love you and my thoughts are with you," Ellen, who referred to seeing John with Katy at the Grammy Awards this year, said.
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The 35-year-old sat down with Ellen DeGeneres for an interview airing today, where she consoled him about his recent split from Katy Perry - their second breakup in less than a year.
"I just want to say, I love you and my thoughts are with you," Ellen, who referred to seeing John with Katy at the Grammy Awards this year, said.
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- 4/2/2013
- by nobody@accesshollywood.com (AccessHollywood.com Editorial Staff)
- Access Hollywood
Posing for the camera like her mama! The supermodel showed off her beautiful baby girl on Feb. 8 in a first public pic since she was born in December. She’s such a natural!
Gisele Bundchen is one proud mommy! She shared a pic of her daughter Vivian Lake, 2 months, on her Facebook page, and showed off her beautiful frilly dress and full head of hair! The supermodel welcomed her baby girl on Dec. 5 with husband Tom Brady.
“Love is everything!!! Happy friday, much love to all,” Gisele posted along with the pic.
Little Vivian is the second child with her husband, who are also parents to son Benjamin, 2. Tom has a 5-year-old son John with actress and model Bridget Moynahan.
Gisele Bundchen Gushes About Baby Vivian After Giving Birth
“We feel so lucky to have been able to experience the miracle of birth once again and are forever grateful for...
Gisele Bundchen is one proud mommy! She shared a pic of her daughter Vivian Lake, 2 months, on her Facebook page, and showed off her beautiful frilly dress and full head of hair! The supermodel welcomed her baby girl on Dec. 5 with husband Tom Brady.
“Love is everything!!! Happy friday, much love to all,” Gisele posted along with the pic.
Little Vivian is the second child with her husband, who are also parents to son Benjamin, 2. Tom has a 5-year-old son John with actress and model Bridget Moynahan.
Gisele Bundchen Gushes About Baby Vivian After Giving Birth
“We feel so lucky to have been able to experience the miracle of birth once again and are forever grateful for...
- 2/8/2013
- by Christina Stiehl
- HollywoodLife
Feature Louisa Mellor Feb 7, 2013
Of all the post-Avengers projects available to him, why did Joss Whedon choose an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing?
In September 2011, Joss Whedon was days from finishing principal photography on The Avengers and planning an anniversary trip to Italy with his producer wife, Kai Cole. As he tells it, Cole suggested they ditch the holiday and use the time to finally make the Much Ado About Nothing adaptation Whedon had been planning since he’d heard Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof as Beatrice and Benedick at one of the regular Shakespeare readings Whedon and Cole held at their California home.
With the means (Cole and Whedon’s Bellwether production company was set up for just such micro-budget projects), the location (the couple’s Santa Monica house, designed by Cole), the cast (plucked from his regular Whedonverse troupe), and the will (Whedon’s never...
Of all the post-Avengers projects available to him, why did Joss Whedon choose an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing?
In September 2011, Joss Whedon was days from finishing principal photography on The Avengers and planning an anniversary trip to Italy with his producer wife, Kai Cole. As he tells it, Cole suggested they ditch the holiday and use the time to finally make the Much Ado About Nothing adaptation Whedon had been planning since he’d heard Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof as Beatrice and Benedick at one of the regular Shakespeare readings Whedon and Cole held at their California home.
With the means (Cole and Whedon’s Bellwether production company was set up for just such micro-budget projects), the location (the couple’s Santa Monica house, designed by Cole), the cast (plucked from his regular Whedonverse troupe), and the will (Whedon’s never...
- 2/7/2013
- by louisamellor
- Den of Geek
The 2013 Super Bowl is finally here! Got your Antler Spray? How about your Alicia Keys stopwatch? Who's your favorite Harbaugh brother, the super intense older one or even more intense younger one? After five months of football and two weeks of hype, its game time in New Orleans for Super Bowl Xlvii. Which Harbaugh—Jim with the San Francisco 49ers or John with the Baltimore Ravens—gets bragging rights at holidays? Will Ray Lewis' last game as a Raven be a blaze of glory, or will Colin Kaepernick's end his debut season on top? And of course, which ads will take off and which will flop? It's our best and worst of the Super Bowl. Best Leading Man Trivia: Ray Lewis, the...
- 2/4/2013
- E! Online
When it comes to love stories, the folks at Forbes have come to a shocking conclusion: Vampires rule.
Forbes has released a list of Hollywood’s Highest-Grossing Romantic Couples (onscreen), and the results include the usual suspects. Far and away the most popular romantic movie of the last three years (the length of time Forbes measured) was the Twilight franchise, making Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson the top-earning pairing.The duo’s offscreen relationship — and the ensuing media frenzy — probably didn’t hurt things. In addition, Twilight had an advantage of having more than one film open over the past three years,...
Forbes has released a list of Hollywood’s Highest-Grossing Romantic Couples (onscreen), and the results include the usual suspects. Far and away the most popular romantic movie of the last three years (the length of time Forbes measured) was the Twilight franchise, making Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson the top-earning pairing.The duo’s offscreen relationship — and the ensuing media frenzy — probably didn’t hurt things. In addition, Twilight had an advantage of having more than one film open over the past three years,...
- 1/17/2013
- by Erin Strecker
- EW.com - PopWatch
John Travolta has explained the reasoning behind the cover of ‘This Christmas,’ his recent Christmas album with his ‘Grease’ co-star Olivia Newton-John, which has been heavily criticized. While attending the Qantas Spirit of Australia Party on Wednesday night, the actor-turned-singer explained to toofab the message the two wanted to convey with the cover. The photo of the former co-stars, which The Washington Post called one of the worst of 2012, features them sitting next to each other with cups of espresso, surrounded by Christmas trees and presents. Travolta said he called Newton-John with the idea to make the album, and she was jealous, because she wished she had come up [ Read More ]
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- 1/11/2013
- by Karen Benardello
- ShockYa
Vanessa Lachey clearly has a case of baby's first Christmas bliss. The new mom—who welcomed son Camden John with hubby Nick Lachey in September—tweeted a sentimental shot on Wednesday where she's snuggled up with the couple's newborn baby boy and their family dog. "Snow storm in Cincinnati with my family... The perfect day!" the 32-year-old television personality wrote. Mama and son look perfectly content in the precious pic, as they gaze out the window, watching the snow fall and enjoying each other's company. Baby Camden—who is the adorable duo's first child together—just celebrated his very first Xmas holiday, and proud mama V couldn't help...
- 12/28/2012
- E! Online
The following is an abridged interview with Deborah Nadoolman Landis by Clothes on Film editor Chris Laverty for Moviescope magazine. Read the full version in issue 31 available now.
“It’s like we’ve been in rehearsals and now we’re going to open on Broadway. Wait till you see it – you’re gonna flip out!” Prof. Deborah Nadoolman Landis is the closest costume design has to living royalty. She has costumed countless films including Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Blues Brothers and Coming to America (for which she was Academy Award nominated), stood as two-term president for The Costume Designers Guild, is a senior lecturer for UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles), and has written several books on her craft.
Yet for the past five years one project has dominated Landis’ life: curating her costume design exhibition for London’s V&A Museum, “I’m so frigging exhausted” she laughs.
“It’s like we’ve been in rehearsals and now we’re going to open on Broadway. Wait till you see it – you’re gonna flip out!” Prof. Deborah Nadoolman Landis is the closest costume design has to living royalty. She has costumed countless films including Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Blues Brothers and Coming to America (for which she was Academy Award nominated), stood as two-term president for The Costume Designers Guild, is a senior lecturer for UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles), and has written several books on her craft.
Yet for the past five years one project has dominated Landis’ life: curating her costume design exhibition for London’s V&A Museum, “I’m so frigging exhausted” she laughs.
- 11/26/2012
- by Chris Laverty
- Clothes on Film
One Direction have jammed with Johnny Depp. The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor - who is also a keen musician - invited the boy band to his Los Angeles home studio in order to impress his 13-year-old daughter, Lily Rose. A source told The Sun newspaper: 'Johnny found out 1D were in town and, after making a few calls, they came round. 'He brought out his piano and guitars for the boys to test and they had a little jam session. 'Lily Rose just watched with her blushing mates while her dad temporarily joined the world's biggest boy band.' Johnny - who also has 10-year-old son Jack John with former partner Vanessa Paradis - has previously showcased his musical...
- 11/14/2012
- Monsters and Critics
John, creator of the McAfee antivirus programs, is the prime suspect in the shooting murder of American Gregory Faull in Belize, according to a new report! Read on for all the details. John McAfee, the billionaire creator of the McAfee antivirus software, has been accused of the shooting death of an American living in Belize named Gregory Faull, who was gunned down in his home in San Pedro Town on the island of Ambergris Caye on Saturday, Nov. 10. Gizmodo.com reports that Belize police have named John the price suspect. Details surrounding the alleged argument between the two men are scant, but the police claim that Gregory had filed a formal complaint about John with the local mayor's office, claiming he had been firing off guns and exhibiting "roguish behavior." A statement from the San Pedro police, printed in full on Gizmodo, says Gregory was found lying face up "in a pool of blood.
- 11/12/2012
- by Billy Nilles
- HollywoodLife
London, Nov mber 9: Actress Kirstie Alley has defended the "greatest love of her life", John Travolta, from gay rumours.
The Dancing With The Stars contestant, who recently revealed she fell in love more than 20 years ago with the star, blamed the rumors and allegations on the simple fact that he's super famous.
"I know John with all my heart and soul. He's not gay," she told journalist Barbara Walters in an upcoming interview for Us show 20/20.
"I think in some weird way, in Hollywood, if someone gets big enough and famous enough, and they're not out doing drugs and they're not womanizing, what do you say about them?',".
The Dancing With The Stars contestant, who recently revealed she fell in love more than 20 years ago with the star, blamed the rumors and allegations on the simple fact that he's super famous.
"I know John with all my heart and soul. He's not gay," she told journalist Barbara Walters in an upcoming interview for Us show 20/20.
"I think in some weird way, in Hollywood, if someone gets big enough and famous enough, and they're not out doing drugs and they're not womanizing, what do you say about them?',".
- 11/9/2012
- by Anita Agarwal
- RealBollywood.com
Taking his love for action to a deadly high, John Abraham is back to the zone he reins in, performing some adrenaline pumping stunts, including a highlight cage-fight that pushed his body to its extremes.The hand-to-hand combat scene left John with an injury but the actor continued to push his body to its limit, with as many as 540 air-kicks, for which professional Vietnamese trainers and African fighters were flown down to train the actor.Producer Ramesh Taurani says, “It w Read More...
- 11/8/2012
- Bollywood Trade
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