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- New 'Walking Dead' Preview: 'Every Single Episode Has Been a Season Finale'
- TV Anchor Credits Leonardo DiCaprio With Painting Mona Lisa
- Kim Zolciak Has Mini Stroke After 'Dancing With the Stars,' Posts Update
- Robert Pattinson Slams All Internet Commenters After Racist Posts About Fiancee
- 'Once Upon a Time' Premiere Has 'Brilliant Twist,' Big Captain Swan Scene
- Listen to Sam Smith's 'Spectre' Theme Song, 'Writing's on the Wall'
- Sigourney Weaver Will Also Cameo in 'Ghostbusters' (No Word on Zuul)
- 21 Times Homer Simpson Lived Life Better Than Everyone
- 'Harry Potter' Play 'The Cursed Child' Will Be Two Parts, 'Epic'
- Nicolas Cage Reveals His 5 Favorite Horror Movies
- 'Gotham' Co-Stars Morena Baccarin & Ben McKenzie Expecting a Baby
- Ridley Scott Reveals 'Prometheus 2' Title: 'Alien: Paradise Lost'
- Quiz: Can You Match the Sleazebag to the Michael Douglas Movie?
- Is This New Shonda Rhimes Show the Next 'Grey's Anatomy'?
- Anne Hathaway Facts: 9 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About 'The Intern' Star
- Best of Late Night TV: Celebrity Mean Tweets and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Barbershop Quartet
| New 'Walking Dead' Preview: 'Every Single Episode Has Been a Season Finale' Posted:  There are only three more Sundays until "The Walking Dead" Season 6 premieres on October 11. AMC just posted "A Look at Season 6," with the cast and producers reviewing the end of Season 5 -- with Rick Grimes and company arriving at Alexandria and basically turning it upside-down -- and previewing what's next in the 2015-2016 season.The video includes a good amount of footage from the upcoming season, plus commentary from Steven Yeun (Glenn), producer Greg Nicotero, producer Denise Huth, Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes), Seth Gilliam (Father Gabriel), Danai Gurira (Michonne), producer Dave Alpert, Lennie James (Morgan Jones), and Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon).  We're told Season 6 will navigate this world between zombie threats and human threats, and both threats will be elevated at the start of Season 6. As Norman Reedus put it, "The threats get larger, the threats come in ways that you don't expect them to, the threats come in ways that you don't think are possible." Andrew Lincoln shared this great tease: "Every single episode has been a season finale, and then it goes off the chain." Excellent. The Season 6 premiere will be a supersized 90 minutes, like the Season 5 finale and premiere of the companion series, "Fear the Walking Dead." Check out the preview: Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| TV Anchor Credits Leonardo DiCaprio With Painting Mona Lisa Posted:
But let's not be too quick to call him wrong. What if Shepard is the one who's right and it was DiCaprio all along? He got the DeLorean from Marty and Doc and just went through history creating works of art. It's possible. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Kim Zolciak Has Mini Stroke After 'Dancing With the Stars,' Posts Update Posted:
On Friday, she shared another update, with a larger version of the photo posted at top: Kim's DWTS pro partner, Tony Dovolani, shared a statement with People: Kim is one of 11 remaining celebs on DWTS Season 21, which returns with TV Week on Monday, September 28. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Robert Pattinson Slams All Internet Commenters After Racist Posts About Fiancee Posted: As NME noted, Twigs said she was "shocked and disgusted" by the messages and Pattinson weighed in on the world of Internet comments in general. So there you go. If you have ever commented on anything -- even a positive comment or one standing up to the racists ('cause we really shouldn't just let mean people own the Internet) -- you are a demon and you live in a basement. (Question: Can you save your soul by moving to the attic?) However, Pattinson added that he still has a "weird compulsion" to Google himself and read comments from these demons. He said it's to "reinforce my negative opinion of myself. I go through periods where I don't do it at all and feel glorious! Then I'll fall back into this pit. It really does affect you, and it all comes from some moron sitting on a comment board. It's always that person who's needling away at you, who you either want to destroy, or convince them to love you." OK, now the commenters sound like Regina George: you hate her, but you want her to like you. Pattinson should just get ahead of this and start commenting on threads himself -- write posts so negative about this "Robert Pattinson" guy that other commenters feel compelled to defend him. Reverse psychology can sometimes work against trolls. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Once Upon a Time' Premiere Has 'Brilliant Twist,' Big Captain Swan Scene Posted:  It's finally here! "Once Upon a Time" Season 5 premieres Sunday, September 27 at 8 p.m. on ABC. By the end of the hour, our heads will probably be spinning from all the new twists and turns. Speaking of mind-blowing twists, TVLine and Entertainment Weekly just shared spoilers on Episode 1, and both outlets mentioned a "twist" (probably the same one) in "The Dark Swan."Here's the OUAT part of EW's latest spoiler story: Love it! TVLine shared a bunch of OUAT intel in its spoiler scoop, mentioning a premiere ending twist, but also a GIF-able moment for Captain Swan shippers who want Emma and Hook together: It all sound exciting. Here are a few more OUAT teases to keep in mind: o. 'Once Upon a Time' Season 5 Will Reveal Henry's First Crusho. 'Once Upon a Time' Season 5 Will Showcase LGBT Relationshipo. Watch the First Minute of 'Once Upon a Time' Season 5o. 'Once Upon a Time' Spoilers: Charming Has Hot New BromanceWant more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Listen to Sam Smith's 'Spectre' Theme Song, 'Writing's on the Wall' Posted:  Does Sam Smith's new James Bond theme song, the "Spectre" tune "Writing's on the Wall," live up to the glory that is Adele's "Skyfall"? Fans can now weigh in.Smith officially released the track on Friday on the BBC's Radio 1, and it begins with a lush orchestral arrangement bursting with sumptuous strings and horns before shifting into a plaintive piano melody on the opening verse. The track is both classic Smith and classic Bond, with a dramatic flair that's both entirely familiar and yet completely unique. Lyrics like "I never shoot to miss" evoke the swagger that characterizes the Bond audiences know and love, while lines like "For you I have to risk it all / 'Cause the writing's on the wall" are more evocative of Smith's style (and his ethereal falsetto doesn't hurt, either). "I wanted to bring out something timelessly classic that works with the project and the film," Smith said of the song. " ... I just hope people listen to it and think, 'That's Bond, it sounds like a Bond theme.'" Sounds like mission accomplished to us. The track is available for streaming on Spotify and for download on iTunes. Listen to it below. (A preview, below, is also available for non-Spotify users.) [h/t Hey U Guys] Photo credit: Getty Images for iHeartMedia This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Sigourney Weaver Will Also Cameo in 'Ghostbusters' (No Word on Zuul) Posted:  Paul Feig's upcoming take on "Ghostbusters" is shaping up to be more of a reunion than a reboot, with original star Sigourney Weaver officially joining the cast.Weaver, who played Dana Barrett in 1984's "Ghostbusters" and 1989's "Ghostbusters II," is set to make an appearance in the new flick, according to Feig. The director, in an effort to stave off too many spoilers, revealed the news himself on Twitter, calling the actress "awesome." There's no word on whether or not Weaver will be playing Barrett, though we're assuming that like her other fellow original "Ghostbusters" stars Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, and Annie Potts, she'll be making a cameo as a new character. And just look at that list, folks -- the fact that Feig was able to wrangle so many members of the original cast (RIP, Harold Ramis) is a miracle in and of itself; whoever they're all playing, fans should be pleased so see them on the big screen together regardless.The only major holdout left is Rick Moranis. Fingers crossed Feig can snag him, too. "Ghostbusters" stars Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones, and Chris Hemsworth. It hits theaters on July 15, 2016. [via: Paul Feig] Photo credit: Getty Images This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 21 Times Homer Simpson Lived Life Better Than Everyone Posted: "You can't depend on me all your lives. You have to learn that there's a little Homer Simpson in all of us." Ah, the wise and immortal words of "The Simpsons" patriarch. It's true -- we're all a bit Homer Simpson-esque when it comes down to it, and why shouldn't we be? He may be lazy and dimwitted, but he always manages to find a way to enjoy himself to the fullest. His life is but a dream of a comfy couch, Duff beer, and plenty of donuts. Mmm... donuts. Here are 21 glorious times Homer Simpson did it better than everybody else.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Harry Potter' Play 'The Cursed Child' Will Be Two Parts, 'Epic' Posted:  We still don't have much info to go on about the new "Harry Potter" play, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which was announced back in June. But according to author J.K. Rowling, the story is so "epic," that the play will now be split into two parts to accommodate the new story.Rowling announced the news on Twitter on Thursday, directing fans to Pottermore for more details. As director "Cursed Child" director John Tiffany and writer Jack Thorne explained to the site, the move allows the creative team "the chance to delve deeper into the wizarding world." "Obviously I loved it when we decided to tell this story in two parts, because I got to spend more time with the characters and what an honour that has been," Thorne told Pottermmore. "It continues to be unbelievable and amazing that I've been given this extraordinary chance to bring Harry Potter to the stage. As a fan, who just devoured the books and the films, this couldn't be more exciting for me." As Thorne and Tiffany tell it, they're both excited and nervous about "The Cursed Child," because they want to do justice to Rowling's series. But according to the twosome, the play is a "unique" experience that should please "Potter" fans. "I've never worked on anything quite like this before," Tiffany told Pottermore. "Usually in theatre you're adapting existing material or creating an entirely new play. With the 'Cursed Child' we have been given the unique opportunity to explore some of the most cherished books and beloved characters ever written, yet work with J.K. Rowling to tell a story from that world that no one yet knows - it's exhilarating. "It shares a scale and ambition with all the 'Harry Potter' stories so in order to do this justice we have decided to present the play in two parts." Sounds pretty splendid to us. And though Thorne and Tiffany's announcement didn't really reveal anything new about the play's plot, we do know that it's not -- we repeat, NOT -- a prequel to the existing "Potter" stories, and will be considered canon along with the rest of the series. "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" will make its debut on the London stage sometime during the summer of 2016. No word yet on when the second part will premiere. Check out Rowling's full Twitter announcement below. [via: J.K. Rowling, Pottermore]Photo credit: HarryPotterThePlayLondon.com This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Nicolas Cage Reveals His 5 Favorite Horror Movies Posted: Nicolas Cage started acting in 1981 and hasn't stopped since. He's brought us adventure movies like "National Treasure," action movies like "Kick-Ass," and now he's bringing us a horror movie with "Pay the Ghost." To celebrate his new flick, Cage told us what five horror movies he is always in the mood to watch. "Pay the Ghost" opens in theaters and gets released on iTunes and VOD on September 25, 2015 and follows a man's search for his missing child. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Gotham' Co-Stars Morena Baccarin & Ben McKenzie Expecting a Baby Posted:  Fresh off the news that his former "The O.C." costar Adam Brody just became a dad, Ben McKenzie has some exciting baby news of his own: He's expecting his first child with his "Gotham" costar Morena Baccarin.News broke on Thursday that the pair -- who have been dating in real life while their onscreen alter egos, Detective Jim Gordon and Dr. Leslie Thompkins, are also dating and living together on the hit Fox show -- will become parents. This will be the first child for McKenzie; Baccarin has a 23-month-old son, Julius, with her estranged husband Austin Chick, who filed for divorce from the actress earlier this summer. The pair first stepped out publicly together last weekend, where they attended the Fox Emmys party on Sunday night as a couple. Reps for both Baccarin and McKenzie later confirmed the baby news to People and Us Weekly. "[Morena] and Ben are very happy about this news," a source told People. "Everyone is very excited." Congrats to the parents-to-be! [via: People, Us Weekly] Photo credit: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Ridley Scott Reveals 'Prometheus 2' Title: 'Alien: Paradise Lost' Posted:  Ridley Scott has been dropping lots of details about his follow-up to "Alien" prequel "Prometheus" in recent months, and now, the director has shared the flick's new name.In an interview with Hey U Guys, Scott said that rather than go with the traditional "Prometheus 2," the flick's title would instead draw inspiration from a famous epic poem, and be called "Alien: Paradise Lost." In addition to providing more of a direct link to the "Alien" franchise -- which Scott has said in the past that the "Prometheus" flicks will eventually do -- that title also gives filmgoers a bit of a taste of Scott's inspiration for the film's plot. In case you're a bit rusty on high school English, here's Hey U Guys explaining John Milton's poem: Later, Hey U Guys caught up with Scott again to have the director explain more about the choice for the flick's title. "Because we're heading back to why and how and when the beast was invented," Scott told the site of his thought process with the name. "We'll go back in to the back door of the very first Alien [movie] I did 30 years ago." Sounds pretty cool to us. No word yet on when "Alien: Paradise Lost" is set to hit theaters, though we expect we'll hear more from Scott himself soon. Stay tuned. [via: Hey U Guys] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Quiz: Can You Match the Sleazebag to the Michael Douglas Movie? Posted:  You know how Michael Douglas became a Hollywood icon? By owning the '80s and early '90s with his portrayals of slick-haired alpha males, possessing morals that ranged from questionable to non-existent.You could tell how next-level the Douglas was gonna get by how much he slicked back his hair, and it was glorious. From "Fatal Attraction" to "Wall Street," one hasn't lived until they've seen Mikey D. in sleazebag mode. In honor of the star's birthday this week, put your vintage Douglas movie knowledge to the test by matching the sleazebag to the movie he appeared in. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Is This New Shonda Rhimes Show the Next 'Grey's Anatomy'? Posted:  "Grey's Anatomy" is still going strong in its recently-launched 12th season on ABC. But do you remember those heady days back in the spring of 2005 when the show first debuted, when we first met Meredith and Izzie and George and Bailey, when Derek was, ya know, still alive? You can have that feeling back again, TV fans, thanks to a new show Shonda Rhimes and co. are launching on the Alphabet.Together with her Shondaland production team and longtime "Grey's" executive producer Zoanne Clack, Rhimes just sold an as-yet-untitled medical drama to ABC that focuses on a U.S. Army Medevac team serving on an American base camp in Baghdad, Iraq circa 2004. The logline says that the crew "get on each others' nerves, sleep with the wrong people, navigate 'office' politics and party like there's no tomorrow," according to The Hollywood Reporter. Clack, who has a master's in public health and has been with "Grey's" since it started, will write the script for this new series, and will also serve as an executive producer alongside Shondaland. THR reports that Clack will take inspiration for the series in part thanks to her own experiences overseas, where she "spent a year working with the CDC in international emergency medicine and helped develop an emergency medicine program in response to the bombing of the American Embassy in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania." We can't wait to see what Rhimes, Clack, and co. have up their sleeves with this show -- and if it lives up to the early seasons of "Grey's." With this creative team behind it, we have a feeling it just might. [via: The Hollywood Reporter] Photo credit: Getty Images This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Anne Hathaway Facts: 9 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About 'The Intern' Star Posted: Anne Hathaway won our hearts as the clumsy Mia Thermopolis in "The Princess Diaries" way back in 2001. Since then, Hathaway has gone on to win an Oscar, an Emmy, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, and even more awards we can't list here due to space issues. Now, she's starring opposite Robert De Niro in "The Intern." Even with all that fame, Hathaway still has some surprise facts up her sleeve. From almost dying to what personal property the FBI once seized from her, here are nine things you might not have known about Anne Hathaway. [Source: IMDB, PrideSource] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Best of Late Night TV: Celebrity Mean Tweets and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Barbershop Quartet Posted:  If you're like us and value your sleep, you probably nodded off into your Ambien dreamland before the party started on post-prime time TV. Don't worry; we've got you covered. Here's the best of what happened last night on late night. Mean Tweets Week is over on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," and these are the best of the best from stars like Jeff Bridges, Kristen Bell, Benedict Cumberbatch and Emily Blunt. Our favorite of the batch? "Kristen Bell seems like such a bitch, her vagina is probably an Alcatraz for penis." Yikes.Chances are you already saw the video of Anne Hathaway nerding out over Mariah Carey. Well, Seth Meyers made her act out what would happen had she actually met Saint Mimi, and it was a hot mess. Not like "Glitter" hot mess, but close. Finally, the best part of last night on late night? The Rag Time Gals are back! This time singing a barbershop quartet version of "Bitch Better Have My Money" -- with Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a surprise guest. Um, amazing. No words. Just amazing. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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