Tuesday, February 23, 2010 - Posts
Welcome to Jack Shephard’s world, where all that matters is what Jack Shephard wants — or at least that’s what he seems to think.
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The clock will start ticking again for "24" when Kiefer (KEE'-fur) Sutherland returns to the set Monday after surgery that shut down filming of the Fox network thriller for two weeks.
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Playbill - Academy Award winner Olympia Dukakis and Bay Area favorite Marco Barricelli will return to American Conservatory Theatre for Vigil, the Bay Area premiere of the dark Canadian comedy written and directed by Morris Panych.
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Playbill - Academy Award nominee Michael Shannon, of "Revolutionary Road," takes over the role of the Stage Manager in the acclaimed Off-Broadway production of Our Town on Feb. 23.
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Illuminating another dark chapter in recent political history and U.S. foreign policy, "Formosa Betrayed" is a straightforward, workmanlike procedural "inspired by actual events" during the communism-obsessed Reagan era.
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An homage to the '80s buddy-cop comedy, right down to the Harold Faltermeyer synth score, the extensively ad-libbed "Cop Out" doesn't cop out on talking the talk, but it falls down on the job whenever it comes to walking the walk.
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AFP - British actor Ben Kingsley this week makes his debut in a Bollywood film, nearly 30 years after his Oscar-winning performance in "Gandhi" catapulted him to worldwide fame.
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Jason Segel and John Michael Higgins are going back to school for "Bad Teacher," a comedy starring Cameron Diaz.
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"Superbad" star Jonah Hill will earn some extra pocket money in "The Sitter," an irreverent comedy harkening to 1987's "Adventures in Babysitting."
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In her first major feature role, Australian actress Nicky Whelan ("Scrubs") has been cast in the Farrelly brothers comedy "Hall Pass," which started shooting on Tuesday in Atlanta.
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British cinema chain Odeon will not show Tim Burton's fantasy adventure "Alice in Wonderland" in Britain, Ireland and Italy because of a dispute over the timing of the film's DVD release.
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The judges had at least a few bad things to say about all 12 of the girls, but generally speaking, the more eccentric girls got the best response.
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Cellphones and the Internet are muscling in on more traditional media as ways to see the Olympic Games, and the trend will only deepen, organizers said on Tuesday.
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According to sources involved with the show, DeGeneres feels that she has to come out of the gates exceptionally strong, especially in light of Simon Cowell’s imminent departure.
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With production shut down on "Two and a Half Men" and star Charlie Sheen in rehab, what's next for the CBS hit? In the short term, the timing couldn't be better for the network.
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The kiddie game show "Our Little Genius" has caught the attention of federal regulators because of allegations it might have been rigged.
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The clock will start ticking again for "24" when Kiefer Sutherland returns to the set Monday after surgery that shut down filming of the Fox network thriller for two weeks.
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A man accused of stalking Audrina Patridge had a not guilty plea entered on his behalf Tuesday during a court hearing in which he flashed several obscene gestures.
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Despite rumors that she’s getting ready to go under the knife for a second round of breast implants, Jersey Shore star Jenni “JWOWW” Farley says it’s not what you think.
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ABC News has announced a transformation that promises to leave no part of the organization untouched, and will lead to massive personnel reductions.
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Charlie Sheen's publicist says the actor has entered rehab and is taking a break from the hit CBS show "Two and a Half Men."
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We now know that the numbers in the all-important Valenzetti Equation each stand for a potential Jacob replacement to protect the Island. Who should get the gig?
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New figures show that TV accounts for about 93 percent of the audience for the Winter Games, with more than half of the U.S. population catching at least some of the action on TV.
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Hollywood Stock Exchange is tentatively set to launch as a real-money commodity exchange April 20, offering film buffs and industry executives the opportunity to make wagers on movies' box office prospects.
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Oscar nominee, and likely winner, Sandra Bullock could easily leave the world of light, inoffensive romantic comedies behind and take on meatier and more dramatic roles.
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The 19-year-old daughter of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will play herself in an episode of the ABC Family drama series that will deal with the consequences of teen pregnancy.
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A federal appeals court will re-examine Tuesday whether the government can reinstate its fine against TV network CBS over Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show.
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Ellen DeGeneres is proving a hit with "American Idol" fans as a new judge, although Paula Abdul is very much missed, according to an AOL Television poll released on Tuesday.
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Lindsay Lohan says Samantha Ronson is the only woman for her — and if she doesn't reunite with the celebrity deejay, the young actress would date men.
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AFP - Oscar-winning Marion Cotillard is on a winning streak in Hollywood, one of few French stars to make it in tinseltown, but still talks of "insecurity" and "anxiety" on the job.
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After a weekend devoid of new blockbusters, director James Cameron's sci-fi epic "Avatar" resumed its long-standing position at the top of the UK box office, according to Screen International on Tuesday.
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Because Oscar organizers are pulling out all the stops to promote the Academy Awards on March 7, they might consider billing the costume design category as a smackdown for the "Project Runway" set.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Monday it will buy broadband entertainment provider Vudu, a deal that gives the world's biggest retailer the ability to sell movies directly through TVs and Blu-ray players over the Internet.
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British cinema chain Odeon will not show Tim Burton's fantasy adventure "Alice in Wonderland" in Britain, Ireland and Italy because of a dispute over the timing of the film's DVD release, the company said Tuesday.
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Look, there's Oscar winner Warren Beatty at the Beverly Hills Hotel, lounging in a restaurant booth. Or Drew Barrymore huffing it up a trail in the Hollywood Hills.
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Christopher Plummer has finally quit membership of an elite group -- the one comprised of fine actors never to have been nominated for an Oscar.
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Brian White has been cast in the romantic comedy "Politics of Love," a feature inspired by the real-life romances that blossomed during the 2008 presidential campaign.
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Fox has picked up rights to the best-selling sci-fi book series known as the Fourth Realm Trilogy, written by reclusive author John Twelve Hawks.
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