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- 'Hidden Fences' May Not Be a Real Movie, But You Can Now Watch Its Trailer
- Watch 'Rogue One' Star Felicity Jones Get Ready for 'SNL' With Stormtroopers' Help
- Her Sights Set on Late-Night TV, Carrie Keagan Swears With Hollywood's A-List
- 'Empire' Season 4: Fox Confirms More of the Hit Drama Is Coming
- Woody Harrelson Officially Boards the Young Han Solo Movie
- A24 Unveils Eerie Trailer For Mysterious, Untitled Sci-Fi Movie
- New '24: Legacy' Trailer Brings Back a Familiar Face
- 'People v. O.J. Simpson,' 'Veep' Top Directors Guild TV Award Nominations
- Gus Fring Is Back in First 'Better Call Saul' Season 3 Promo
- Fox Announces 'Prison Break' Revival Premiere Date & More 2017 Returns
- Andrew Garfield Explains Why He Kissed Ryan Reynolds at the Golden Globes
- PETA Exposé Alleges Animal Abuse on Major Films, Including Harry Potter
- Natalie Portman: Ashton Kutcher Paid 3 Times More for 'No Strings Attached'
- Star: Disney Wouldn't Let 'Girl Meets World' Be as 'Extreme' as 'Boy Meets World'
- 'Grey's Anatomy' Season 13: Jackson and April Fans, These Spoilers Are for You
| 'Hidden Fences' May Not Be a Real Movie, But You Can Now Watch Its Trailer Posted:
"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" decided to give the fake movie a parody trailer after two high-profile flubs that combined the names of the films "Hidden Figures" and "Fences." One came on the red carpet when "Today" correspondent Jenna Bush Hager asked Pharrell Williams about his role in "Hidden Fences." The other slip-up came when Michael Keaton was recognizing Octavia Spencer as one of the nominees for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture and also said the wrong film name. People on social media were quick to call out the mistakes and suggest that white people couldn't tell films with predominantly African-American casts apart. "The Late Show" took the joke and ran with it the faux "Hidden Fences" trailer. "If movies starring black people, then this is the film you've got to see," it says. Watch the parody below. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Watch 'Rogue One' Star Felicity Jones Get Ready for 'SNL' With Stormtroopers' Help Posted:
The actress, who plays renegade Jyn Erso in the Disney hit, is set to host "SNL" this Saturday, so the new video shows her hard at work rehearsing her opening monologue. Apparently in need of feedback, she turns to an unlikely source of help: a group of Stormtroopers. Sadly for Jones, though, the soldiers are not very impressed with her material. Fortunately for us all, "Rogue One" went over much better at the box office than Jones's jokes do in the video. The film became one of the biggest of 2016, even though it wasn't released until Dec. 16. Jones will get a chance to impress again when she hosts "Saturday Night Live" for real on Jan. 14. [via: Saturday Night Live/YouTube] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Her Sights Set on Late-Night TV, Carrie Keagan Swears With Hollywood's A-List Posted:
Hot off of her ended-too-soon stint on the latest edition of "Celebrity Apprentice," Keagan's brand-new book "Everybody Curses, I Swear" just hit the shelves, a deliriously expletive-laced and scatologically important tome chronicling her many encounters with equally enthusiastic foul-mouthed famous people during her tenure at her breakout gig hosting celeb chats for the YouTube sensation NoGoodTV. While the job led to even higher-profile opportunities -- including hosting VH1's "Big Morning Buzz Live," G4's "Attack of the Show!," movie roles like "Sharknado: The 4th Awakens," and even a momentary stint behind Craig Ferguson's late-night talk show desk -- it's clear that her fondness for swopping swear words with the stars has never dimmed, as she tells Moviefone. Moviefone: You'd been talking to me about this book for a while. When did the idea kind of pop into your head, like "Oh yeah, I've got years of great material I can turn into a book"? Carrie Keagan: I was doing the VH1 show, and I was with my business partner, Kourosh [Taj], and we just started reminiscing one day about, "Oh God, you remember that? Do you remember that time with Colin Farrell? Do you remember ... whatever?" We started saying like, 'Oh, that would make a funny chapter in a book," and we titled the chapter. Then we just kept going. All of a sudden we were like, "You know what? We should go and pitch this book. We should go and try and sell this," and then we did. It was brilliant, honestly. For me, it was a really great way of being able to put all of the things that I can't remember all the time at the drop of a hat in one place. When you first started to do this, it must have been a little daunting to go out there and try to be as free-wheeling, and edgy, and anything goes, in the system where it's all very polite and buttoned up. So tell me about those early days, trying to do interviews with this style that was so different back then. I didn't come from a background of doing interviews or anything like that. So just me, myself, trying to get into the headspace of "OK, now I'm going to go in front of the biggest celebrities in the world and I'm going to ask them to do something they probably wouldn't even do in front of their mother -- Oh my God, the pressure!" Once I got into the rooms, and I just started throwing out F bombs or whatever, I realized that the difference between what I was doing and what everybody else was doing is that I was allowing them to be themselves, and not be this media-treated version of themselves. All it took was me being myself. So the more comfortable I got doing the job, the more comfortable they were just letting their hair down and enjoying the ride. It became what you see now: this Hollywood swear-fest. Do you remember the first celebrity to really embrace the opportunity that you were giving them and really run with it? Adam Sandler would be a great example. He's a comedian, and he came from "SNL," so he obviously understood that what I was trying to do was not invasive to him, it was actually super-promoting him. And as soon as I told him we were uncensored, he was like, "All right, let's f*cking do it." And we have had a great relationship ever since. Every time I see him, he's always been really, really, obviously really blue. And whenever he's in the room with another co-star of his, he'll always explain, "This is Keagan. Just wait, just let her do her thing, and you'll understand in a second." So he's always been really supportive. He's always fantastic. Who's made you blush? Oh, that's a really good question! Oh God, I don't know -- George Lucas! I got George Lucas to swear. He told me what his favorite curse word was, and it was from "Star Wars." And being a huge "Star Wars" fan, just being able to hear George Lucas spout out profanity was like, "Oh my God, this is amazing!" I freaked out. He was the greatest thing. When did the success of your style really become a turning point for you? I remember we started out doing this about the same time. I know it was risky for you, but when did you start getting the returns on it? People embraced it pretty much right away. There were ups and downs, and there were always moments where I would have to explain, like "I promise, if you don't like what I'm doing, I just won't air it," or whatever. But really, I think the success of what we were doing ended up happening when I got on the cover of "The Hollywood Reporter," and I was sitting on Borat's lap, and they sort of announced that NGTV is this new way of watching your favorite celebrities. I feel like that was probably that moment where all of a sudden people thought that I was legit. That what I was doing wasn't just some weird online obscure thing, it was actually celebrities enjoying themselves, embracing the format, and going all out. Tell me about what it was like to build your brand off of that. Obviously, you've gone a long way starting there. You've got your octopus tendrils in a lot of stuff! [Laughs] I've always liked to stay busy. NGTV was very much a launching point for me. After I was doing NGTV, they offered me the morning show on VH1. What an amazing opportunity. So I was able to take all the things that I had learned over the years and finally do them on live TV every day. It was a fantastic opportunity for me. I was doing "Attack of the Show!" which was bringing out all my nerdy side. Now we're talking about late night. So it's been a stepping stone, but my God, what a great way to cut your teeth with all the biggest celebrities in the world. Was it hard to reverse course and start to censor yourself for broadcast television? Yeah, and it's even harder now that I'm trying to promote a book about swearing on network TV that doesn't let me swear. It's very complicated. It's probably more complicated now than it was before. But you know, I know my place, I have to keep my tongue tied sometimes, it's okay. Yeah, I feel myself squirming in my chair more often now than ever before. You don't have to censor yourself with me, so tell me, what is your all-purpose swear word? Your go-to, the one that you enjoy saying the most? There's a few, but the one that I enjoy saying the most is "c*ck-juggling thunderc*nt." And it can be used in many different forms. It was actually a phrase that I learned from "Blade: Trinity." David S. Goyer actually wrote that. It wasn't me who created it. So I'm going to give him credit where credit is due. It was pretty much one of the most creative swear words I've ever heard in my life, and I decided to make it my own. But as far as everyday use, I say "f*ck" all the time. I think it's a great word. The thing for me, swearing has always been a thing of love. I don't swear out of hate. I swear out of love and out of fun. I think that's a really important distinction to make. People mostly put swearing into a context of bad things. But really, swear words are just words. It's all about the intent, and I intend to make people happy. Do you have a few favorite celebrity swearers? Like, Ian McShane -- it's just a delight to listen to him cursing. Did you have some interviews that were just like, "I just love hearing you say swear words"? Yeah. I love cussing it up with Emma Stone. She's just a wonderful human being. I feel like we're cut from the same cloth. So, whenever I walk into the room, she's always like, Keagan! What the f*ck?! I love that. I got a real kick out of hearing some of the legends, like Robin Williams, when he goes off on a tangent. You know him, he can talk for days, and when he would go off on a swearing fest. I had an entire interview with him once where it was literally about the word f*ck, and he said it in every single language, in every context, in every form you could possibly think of. Guilty pleasure all over the place. Was it hard to do you style with somebody like Betty White? No. Betty White is wonderful. Actually, in that sort of genre, Shirley MacLaine is one of the best swearers I've ever met. That woman can throw down like nobody's business. She's a delight to talk to. She does not mess around. If she does not like the way an interview is going, she will tell you. She had a lot of fun with me. What's it been like to have that transition from the interviewer to being a celebrity interviewee in your own right? It's funny, I don't really think about it like that. Even being on "Celebrity Apprentice," I was just really excited to be there with everybody. I still think of myself as being on the other side. I'm still just a fan first. That's why I maybe have had any success is that I still really like what I do. I love hosting, I love talking to people, I love meeting people, I loved writing the book. This whole thing has just been a really fun ride for me. Tell me about your fans, because there's definitely this huge community that's been following you from project to project, and the times that you get to interact with them and kind of see why they love what you do and the way you do it. I nicknamed my fans Keagles. Lady Gaga can have her Little Monsters, I have my Keagles. And they've been amazing, honestly. I've had such support from my fans on social media, and even just randomly. I don't think of myself, like I said, as a celebrity. So when people stop me on the street and say, "Oh my God, I saw you on 'Attack of the Show!' I loved that show." Or, "Oh my God, I used to watch 'Big Morning Buzz' all the time." It warms my heart, and it gives me a reason to do this. Sometimes when you have a hard day, you forget why you're going to work every day. But then I'll get a really nice Tweet saying, "Oh my God, that interview you did with Heath Ledger, it just changed my entire vision of who I thought he was." OK, that's why I do this, because it's not just about me. It's about everybody being able to enjoy this moment that I'm having with a celebrity. How was that "Celebrity Apprentice" experience, as short-lived as it was? Did you have a good time? It's reality TV, so it was a fun ride. I don't know that I took it super seriously, because I knew it was reality TV. But I took raising money for my charity, the Humane Society of the United States, very seriously. So I was bummed that I wasn't able to raise money for them. But other than that, it was cool hanging out with the celebrities. It was cool getting to be friends with them now. It was cool being able to get to know Arnold Schwarzenegger. He invited the whole cast up to his house while we were shooting, and he was like, listen, "I have to fire one of you every week. I want to get to know you as people before I have to do this thing as a boss on a show." That was amazing. Who gets to do that? Had you interviewed Arnold a number of times before doing the show? I had interviewed him once or twice, not many times. He was always a cool dude, but he was the governor. So he was a bit media-treated with me, but he was always really fun. What's on the next rung of the ladder for you? What are the things that are in immediate striking distance that you're hoping to do? There's a couple of things on the burner, so you'll be hearing some announcements, I'm sure, soon, but right now I'm focused on the book. There's a couple of movies that are still not released, so those are coming out. Hopefully some big announcements, actually. I would love to do late night. That's been my goal since the beginning. I think it's time that a woman is on late night TV. So perhaps you'll hear about that soon. You've been vocal about that -- and you're not the only one who's been vocal about that. How close do you think we are to seeing this shift and not the same-old, same-old anymore? That's a really good question. I'm not sure. I've been in the rooms with networks, and they haven't moved on it yet. In fact, the one time that they had the opportunity to move on was when Craig Ferguson left. I was on Craig's show when he announced that he was going to be moving on. He said to me, "You've done this before, you want to be in late night. Do you want to audition right here, right now?" I said, "Absolutely!" And he put me behind the desk and it was the first time that's ever happened. What did CBS do? They turned around and hired another white dude. So it's disappointing. I feel like the world is ready. I feel like the networks maybe are still just living in the '70s and they haven't quite figured out that the rest of the world is ready for a female voice in that position. Maybe everybody just needs to keep telling them and we can change something. We'll close out on a very serious subject: What's the swear word that you need to use more in your life? Oh! There's one that I learned. It's a weird one, but it's "d*ck of the cat." And I plan on putting that into my regular rotation as quickly as I can. D*ck of the cat. It doesn't sound like a very big swear word, but it's pretty fabulous. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Empire' Season 4: Fox Confirms More of the Hit Drama Is Coming Posted:
The network has officially renewed the hit drama series for Season 4. The good news came from Fox Television Group Chairman CEO Gary Newman on Wednesday during a TCA event, Variety reports. Execs also revealed that we can look forward to 18 episodes when Season 4 arrives later this year. A fourth season of "Empire" only makes sense. The show has proven popular among both TV viewers and critics. Not only has it been nominated for Grammys, Emmys, and Golden Globes over the course of its three years, the series has been averaging nearly 16 million total viewers across platforms this season -- a number larger than any other Fox series. Cookie and the Lyons family drama have definitely earned a renewal. Season 4, of course, is still a ways a way. The show is currently on mid-season hiatus and will return in March for the second half of Season 3 with stars Taraji P. Henson, Terrence Howard, Jussie Smollett, Bryshere Gray, and more. The next episode airs on March 22. [via: Variety] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Woody Harrelson Officially Boards the Young Han Solo Movie Posted:
The actor is set to join the famed Star Wars franchise with a role in the still-untitled Han Solo spinoff movie, StarWars.com reports. The announcement came from the film's directors, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who were clearly thrilled to announce Harrelson's involvement. "We couldn't be more excited to work with an artist with as much depth and range as Woody," they said in a statement. "His ability to find both humor and pathos, often in the same role, is truly unique." Their enthusiasm is warranted. He comes to the project with a long and successful career that includes roles in "The Hunger Games" films, the HBO series "True Detective," and more. On top of that, he's "very good at ping pong," the directors added. What's not to like? Sadly, the directors didn't spill any details about the role Harrelson will play in the film, but we do know that he joins Alden Ehrenreich, who will star as young Han Solo himself, as well as Donald Glover ("Atlanta") and Emilia Clarke ("Game of Thrones"). The film will explore an earlier part of Han's life, picking up with the smuggler's story prior to the events of "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope." The Han Solo movie is expected to open in theaters in 2018. [via: StarWars.com] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| A24 Unveils Eerie Trailer For Mysterious, Untitled Sci-Fi Movie Posted:
The movie's premise and plot is anyone's best guess. The trailer gives a spooky, "Black Magic"-like sci-fi tone. Over images of a baby, a teenage boy, and an Asian couple flash phrases: "Beyond reality" becomes "Realize feeling" becomes "Feel bare" becomes "Bear witness," etc. One of those images indicates it's the year 2076. There's no release date either; the trailer just says "in our near future," which could mean anything. But it seems like this kind of "surprise drop" is the new fad in marketing, be it albums, binge-worthy TV shows, or eerie sci-fi movies. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook.This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| New '24: Legacy' Trailer Brings Back a Familiar Face Posted:
The news came out a few months ago that Carlos Bernard would reprise his role from the original series in the follow-up, which stars Corey Hawkins as an ex-Army ranger who works for CTU. Today, Fox released a new trailer teasing Tony's comeback. He's still in prison, but new CTU director Rebecca Ingram (Miranda Otto) wants his help in foiling a terrorist attack. Tony used to be right-hand man to Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) until he died in season 5. He returned two seasons later as a villain and was put in prison. Tony was last seen in a featurette on the "24: Live Another Day" Blu-ray/DVD, negotiating his way out of solitary confinement. "We love the character and we loved [Bernard] so much we added that scene in the DVD," co-creator Manny Coto told reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour. "It felt right that he was the one person who comes back.""24: Legacy" premieres after the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 5. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook.This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'People v. O.J. Simpson,' 'Veep' Top Directors Guild TV Award Nominations Posted:
The drama category was ruled by newcomers, with Netflix's "Stranger Things" and HBO's "Westworld" both nabbing a nomination. Meanwhile, the comedy category featured one newcomer, Donald Glover for "Atlanta." The DGA Awards will be held Feb. 4. Here is the full list of DGA nominations in television (feature film nominations will be announced tomorrow): Dramatic Series The Duffer Brothers Ryan Murphy Jonathan Nolan Miguel Sapochnik John Singleton Comedy Series Alec Berg Donald Glover Mike Judge Becky Martin Dale Stern Movies for Television and Miniseries Raymond De Felitta Thomas Kail (Directed By), Alex Rudzinski (Live Television Direction By) Kenny Leon (Directed By), Alex Rudzinski (Live Television Direction By) Jay Roach Steven Zaillian Variety/Talk/News/Sports — Regularly Scheduled Programming Paul G. Casey Nora Gerard Jim Hoskinson Don Roy King Paul Pennolino Variety/Talk/News/Sports — Specials Jerry Foley Tim Mancinelli Linda Mendoza Paul Myers Glenn Weiss Reality Programs Ken Fuchs John Gonzalez Brian Smith J. Rupert Thompson Bertram Van Munster Children's Programs Liz Allen Alethea Jones Michael Lembeck Tina Mabry John Schultz Commercials Lance Acord (Park Pictures) Dante Ariola (MJZ) Fredrik Bond (MJZ) Derek Cianfrance (RadicalMedia) AG Rojas (Park Pictures) Documentary Otto Bell Ezra Edelman Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg Raoul Peck Roger Ross Williams This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Gus Fring Is Back in First 'Better Call Saul' Season 3 Promo Posted:
AMC released a promo for season 3 of "Better Call Saul" and it features a character from "Breaking Bad" that fans have been hoping to see since the show premiered: Giancarlo Esposito's Gus Fring. The teaser takes the form of a commercial for Los Pollos Hermanos, the fried chicken chain that Gus oversees. Last season, creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould embedded a tease of Fring's possible arrival into the episode titles — the first letter of each title spelled out "FRING'S BACK." And in the finale, Mike (Jonathan Banks) was prevented from killing off drug kingpin Hector Salamaca by a mysterious note reading "Don't." Who wrote the note? Could it have been Gus? Maybe, maybe not. Gilligan and Gould didn't expect fans to solve their puzzle (seriously?!) and told Vanity Fair that though Fring is back "technically speaking, if not literally — it doesn't mean that folks should assume that they'll see him at the beginning of season 3." So, we can only hope to "taste the family" soon. "Better Call Saul" season 3 premieres sometime this spring. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Fox Announces 'Prison Break' Revival Premiere Date & More 2017 Returns Posted:
Here's a look at the schedule (via TVLine):
The "Prison Break" revival, sometimes just called Season 5, brings back original stars Wentworth Miller (Michael Scofield), Dominic Purcell (Lincoln Burrows), Sarah Wayne Callies (Sara Tancredi), Robert Knepper (T-Bag) and more in a story picking up after Michael's apparent death starts looking a lot less apparent. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook.This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Andrew Garfield Explains Why He Kissed Ryan Reynolds at the Golden Globes Posted:
Garfield was on "The Late Show" with Colbert last night, and he explained why he planted one on the "Deadpool" star during Sunday's 2017 Golden Globe Awards, after they both lost their category to Ryan Gosling. First, watch the beautiful moment play out:
Here's Garfield's explanation:
Colbert asked if the actor was comfortable kissing other men, and Garfield demonstrated that he was by smooching Colbert. Here's that kiss, plus a lot more from the very lovable actor:The audience loved it, and apparently so did the late night host:
Who's next? Perhaps Andrew Garfield should go full Spider-Man and kiss Tobey Maguire upside-down in the rain. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook.This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| PETA Exposé Alleges Animal Abuse on Major Films, Including Harry Potter Posted:
According to The Hollywood Reporter, PETA filed a complaint December 28 with the U.S. Department of Agriculture alleging neglect and mistreatment by Birds & Animals Unlimited (BAU), which has rented out animals to hundreds of productions, from "The Hangover," "Marley and Me," "Pirates of the Caribbean," and the Harry Potter movies to the TV show "Game of Thrones." According to PETA, an eyewitness who worked at BAU documented "chronic neglect, including sick and injured animals who went without adequate veterinary care, filthy enclosures, and animals who were denied food so that they would be hungry when being trained to do tricks." PETA released a video showcasing some of its BAU allegations:Here's more from PETA's website, which includes photos in addition to the video:
BAU responded to the allegations in an eight-page statement to The Hollywood Reporter, questioning the alleged whistleblower's reliability, and calling PETA's exposé "misleading" and "selective in what it shows - and what it omits - in an effort to serve PETA's ends." THR asked Bob Ferber, a retired L.A. City Attorney's Office prosecutor who founded its Animal Protection Unit, to review both PETA's allegations and BAU's response. Here's his take: "This may or may not eventually rise to the level of a criminal case, but it's still shocking. They are keeping animals the way a local, poor, underfunded shelter would do it. These facilities are pathetic-looking for a private facility making money off of these animals. I almost never agree with PETA — they do sometimes take an isolated situation and make it out as more than it really is — but the entertainment industry should be surprised by what's going on here."Read more at The Hollywood Reporter, including BAU's full response to the exposé, and PETA's response to BAU's response. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook.This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Natalie Portman: Ashton Kutcher Paid 3 Times More for 'No Strings Attached' Posted:
It's true that Hollywood types get so much more money than The Rest Of Us that it seems ridiculous to complain, but when films make tons of money from The Rest Of Us buying tickets, that money goes somewhere, and shouldn't it go to the people we're paying to see -- like sports figures who get the big bucks? It's not like Natalie Portman was unknown before "No Strings Attached." It's strange to think that her "quote" would be under Kutcher's, since she not only had box office success from the "Star Wars" prequels, she was a recent Best Actress Oscar winner for "Black Swan" in 2010. What exactly were they waiting for to up her quote? Maybe Kutcher got more because he had just managed to land a sweet deal as Charlie Sheen's replacement on "Two and a Half Men" -- making a reported $750,000 per episode -- so if that's his rate, then they had to meet it. Good for him and his agents, if that's how it worked, it's just a shame so many actresses can't get the same hustle from their reps. Anyway, no one is crying for Natalie Portman -- least of all Natalie Portman -- this just seems to be a five-year-out anecdote sharing more behind-the-scenes scoop on the status quo pay system in Tinseltown, now that more people actually seem to care. And maybe agents and producers will feel more pressure to balance payments now that they know stars aren't going to keep quiet anymore. [via: Vanity Fair] Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Star: Disney Wouldn't Let 'Girl Meets World' Be as 'Extreme' as 'Boy Meets World' Posted:
That was Strong's take, anyway, in a new interview on the Kevin Pollak's Chat Show podcast. During the conversation, Strong ended up talking about his "infamous cult episode" on ABC's "Boy Meets World," where Shawn joined a cult, got brainwashed, learned that his teacher Mr. Turner teacher got in a motorcycle accident and lapsed into a coma, and left the cult and discovered God all in the course of 22 minutes. Guest host Samm Levine ("Freaks and Geeks") started talking about an episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" that struck him as a kid, since it suddenly got super dark and emotional at the end, and closed without laughter. He was shocked at the time -- since he watched the show for laughs and levity, not serious drama -- but the episode stuck with him years later. Rider Strong continued on the topic of sitcoms taking bold risks:
True. We can all probably think of episodes or moments from shows we watched as adolescents that shocked us by going deep and dark. Those are the episodes that you go back to later in life. But Rider Strong just called out Disney, so what does Disney have to say? Here's what the network told TVLine:
"Girl Meets World" ends Friday, January 20 at 6 p.m. on the Disney Channel, in an episode fittingly titled "Girl Meets Goodbye." [via: TVLine] Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Grey's Anatomy' Season 13: Jackson and April Fans, These Spoilers Are for You Posted:
First, Sarah Drew (April Kepner) revealed to Entertainment Weekly that "We are going to meet Jackson's father." She didn't share details on who would be playing him, or when we'd find out. As you know, we've met Jackson's (Jesse Williams) mother, Catherine Avery (Debbie Allen), and grandpa Harper Avery (Chelcie Ross) but never Papa Jackson. (Do you think he's as handsome as his son? Trick question. That's not possible.) Drew also dished that "Grey's" is giving fans another full Japril episode -- this time sending the divorced parents to ... Montana?
Drew said this particular episode -- which sounds like exactly what we want for Japril -- has already been shot by director Kevin McKidd (aka Owen Hunt) and airs in March. "We're really proud of the episode," Drew continued. "It's very tonally different than a lot of the episodes. There's a lot of quiet, silent spaces where we're just watching people process things. It's intimate and very adult." Sounds great so far. "Grey's Anatomy" returns with a very different episode -- set at a maximum security prison -- on Thursday, January 26 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
The non-existent movie "Hidden Fences" got more buzz at the 2017 Golden Globes than some real films did, and the attention just keeps coming.
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