Tuesday, February 16, 2010 - Posts
The actor sits down with PEOPLE in his trailer on the show’s Hawaii set to talk about what lies ahead for his character as well as his post-“Lost” career plans.
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Glam pop artist Lady Gaga dominated the 30th BRITs on Tuesday, winning a trio of awards at the British pop music industry's flagship ceremony, the first international act to do so for five years.
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The actor heads into theaters this weekend with his latest thriller directed by Oscar winner Martin Scorsese. But filming the movie isn’t something he will forget any time soon.
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NBC desperately needed some good news in prime time and although the Vancouver Games are just three nights old, so far, the Olympics have provided it.
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In a Facebook posting headlined “Fox Hollywood — What a Disappointment,” the Fox News contributor said Sunday night’s episode felt like “another kick in the gut.”
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Suri Cruise continues to rewrite the book on toddler fashion. She’s toting a rather grown-up accessory — a miniature version of mom Katie Holmes’ Salvatore Ferragamo “Sofia” purse.
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The show clearly is a fan of borrowing elements from other entertainment programs, from the time-travel aspects of “Lost” to the high levels of torture even Jack Bauer couldn’t bear.
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DVD rental kiosk chain Redbox has agreed to wait 28 days after Warner Bros. releases new movies for sale before offering to rent them for $1 a night.
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AFP - Romance ruled the North American box office over the four-day holiday weekend, with star-studded comedy "Valentine's Day" surging to top spot on its debut, final figures showed Tuesday.
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Warner Bros has struck a deal with Redbox to let the rental-kiosk chain buy and rent out its new movie titles 28 days after their DVD release, settling a lawsuit the fledgling company filed against the Hollywood studio last year.
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Al Pacino is slipping into the shoes vacated by Robert De Niro in "Son of No One," a police thriller starring recent box office champ Channing Tatum.
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Movie fans showed some love for "Valentine's Day," an all-star romance that debuted with record revenues of $63.1 million over the long President's Day weekend.
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Iran prevented a film director from traveling on Tuesday to the Berlin film festival, the same day a drama and a documentary about the country were screened, festival organizers said.
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Director Doug Liman and screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher are joining forces to re-create the 1971 Attica state prison uprising.
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"Freaks and Geeks" creator Paul Feig will direct a wedding-themed comedy starring Kristen Wiig.
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Martin Scorsese clearly had a ball making "Shutter Island," which seemingly hurls everything the director knows about filmmaking up on screen in a blazing, masterful technical triumph.
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Written and filmed before the economic collapse, the Wall St. drama "The Good Guy" is about as valuable as AIG stock.
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Selling magazines is one thing, but is there more to the constant drumbeat that has Brangelina breaking apart and Jennifer Aniston constantly pining for lost love?
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Through three nights, household ratings for the Vancouver Olympics are up 16 percent over the 2006 games in Turin, Italy, the Nielsen Co. said.
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AFP - Iranian director Rafi Pitts said Tuesday this entry at the Berlin Film Festival, a drama set against the backdrop of recent political tensions, might not get past censors in his home country.
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AFP - Four of the top women in US independent cinema teamed up for an entry Tuesday at the 60th Berlin Film Festival, "Please Give", about privileged New Yorkers ridden by guilt.
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Film critic Roger Ebert has opened a window on his life since losing his ability to speak four years ago, telling Esquire magazine he communicates through Post-it notes but there is "no need to pity" him.
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An Iranian movie made against the backdrop of last year's election campaign and centering on a man whose wife is killed in a shootout between police and demonstrators made its debut Tuesday at the Berlin film festival.
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Hollywood loves a bad boy and so does Oscar, with academy voters nominating several roles this year that are less than cordial, if not downright crazy.
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Oscar-nominated actress Catherine Keener and independent director Nicole Holofcener team up for the fourth time in "Please Give," a bitter-sweet tale of two families exploring the insecurities of New York's well-to-do.
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"Avatar," the biggest-grossing movie ever, has been knocked off the top of the UK box office chart after seven weeks at No. 1 by "Valentine's Day."
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Looks like Southwest isn’t feelin’ the LUV — at least not for celebrity seatmates of size. Especially when said seatmate is Kevin Smith, the famously foul-mouthed multi-hyphenate.
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With the shock jock’s natural gift for polarizing the masses, Howard Stern's shot at the helm of the top-rated show on TV would either surpass Simon Cowell’s tenure or crash and burn.
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Catherine Keener stars as a guilt-ridden antiques trader in U.S. director Nicole Holofcener's "Please Give," a comedy of very awkward manners screening at the Berlin film festival.
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Joel Madden said on Twitter that he and Nicole Richie have been engaged for a while and he expressed thanks to relatives who did not let word of the engagement slip.
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In an interview in the new issue of Esquire magazine, the 67-year-old film critic uses pen and paper and text-to-speech computer software to "speak."
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Film critic Roger Ebert lost his ability to speak nearly four years ago, when he underwent a tracheostomy, a procedure that opens an airway through an incision in the windpipe, after surgery for cancer in his jaw.
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For your consideration: A pedophile serial killer with a creepy dollhouse hobby, a murderous Nazi who delights in tormenting Jews, and a hateful mother who abuses her daughter and granddaughter.
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Yuya Ishii's prolific indie filmmaking career turned him into a festival darling. "Sawako Decides" seems to be a springboard to more mainstream platforms. The film is dominated by an irrepressible heroine, classified as a "loser dog" in Japan, and it
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Scott Kosar, who wrote the script for the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" remake, has been hired to work on the screenplay for Summit Entertainment's "Vlad."
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"Heartbreakers" is one of those high-concept comedies the French turn out with seeming ease. Yes, they traffic in stereotypes, slapstick and near-operatic emotions. But they are so much fun to watch that American producers keep trying to remake them without
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There's nothing oblique or nuanced in Berlin festival competition selection "Caterpillar," Koji Wakamatsu's indictment of right-wing militarist nationalism and the partner piece to his relentless expose on left-wing extremism, "United Red Army." The tone
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An oddball comedy with criminal undertones, Hans Petter Moland's "A Somewhat Gentle Man" ("En Ganske Snill Mann") follows a mild-mannered convict as he gets out of jail seeking mostly a quiet life but possibly also vengeance against the man who testified
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The difficulty with Doris Dorrie's jolly and colorful romp "The Hairdresser" is that when the fat lady sings, it still ain't over.
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There's magic and mastery aplenty in "The Wolf's Mouth," a docu-fiction hybrid that represents a breathtakingly impressive debut from Pietro Marcello.
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