On June 28 America gets our Burn Notice when this new show airs at 10pm/9c from the USA Network. To get you in touch with your inner spy we are giving away some prizes that will have you snooping around in no time. Winners Receive: Burn Notice 5-1 Secret Agent Money Clip Burn Notice Flashlight Cell Phone Charger Burn Notice Secret Agent UV Pen Burn Notice Secret Agent Voice Scrambler...
Director Cameron Crowe was a bit of an outcast in his youth; his mother, recognizing his potential bumped, him ahead two grades in elementary school, which significantly made him the youngest person in his high school. He also suffered from various health issues as a child, which further cemented his outcast status. As a way of coping with being an outsider, Crowe immersed himself in his two passions: writing and music....
Robert Douglas Thomas Pattinson was born on May 13, 1986, and grew up in Barnes, Southwest London alongside two older sisters. Before he began his acting career, Pattinson first discovered his love of music and started learning piano and guitar at the young age of four. By his teens, he was performing his original songs for open mic nights in bars and pubs. However, Pattinson was still very shy, so his father encouraged him to join the local community theatre....
Black Adam is the only other DCEU movie coming out this year after Shazam! Fury of the Gods was recently pushed to March 2023, and surprisingly, Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Films are overly confident in Dwayne Johnson’s first superhero blockbuster. Black Adam received the same test scores as Batgirl, but the former was high on spectacle, and the story was tweaked through much-publicized reshoots. Black Adam is now in the can and ready to introduce The Rock as the titular anti-hero along with the potential replacement of the Justice League – the Justice Society of America....
Though The Crazies director Breck Eisner currently has his hands full with both an Escape from New York and Flash Gordon remake, that hasn’t stopped him from eyeing his third upcoming project. According to an exclusive interview Fearnet recently conducted with comic book creator Mark Wheatley, Eisner is looking to take the helm of Wheatley’s horror comic adaptation Blood of the Innocent. This popular title from 1985 finds Dracula battling Jack the Ripper on the streets of London, and was written and drawn by Wheatley with co-writer Rickey Shanklin and artist Marc Hempel....
The first official photo of Hugo Weaving as Red Skull from Captain America: The First Avenger has finally arrived. You can take a look at the image below, followed by more detailed information on this upcoming Marvel superhero adventure from director Joe Johnston. In revealing the first official photo of Hugo Weaving as Red Skull, director Joe Johnston also offered more information about the upcoming Marvel adventure. He first talked about those things that make Captain America an interesting and relatable character....
With recent appearances by some of today’s top recording artists, labels have realized that ABC Daytime provides an efficient way to reach our highly engaging audience of Women 18-49. Adding to the All My Children’s all-star roster, Grammy Award-winning superstar Celine Dion will be a guest star on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. The announcement was made today by Brian Frons, president, Daytime, Disney-ABC Television Group. “Celine Dion represents another of today’s top recording artists who are tapping into ABC’s prime ratings position and garnering a presence with our daytime audience....
The Walt Disney Company is helping to make wishes come true for children all over the world by donating proceeds from the highly anticipated World Premiere of Walt Disney Pictures/Jerry Bruckheimer Films’ Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of America and Make-A-Wish International, it was announced today by Dick Cook, Chairman, The Walt Disney Studios. The event will take place on May 19th at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, with all of the film’s stars expected to participate....
Quality queer representation on screen is so important for the LGBTQ+ community to see themselves and their stories shared on screen and their experiences recognized and validated. That said, the LGBTQ+ community has faced an uphill battle for queer representation in movies, going as far back as 100 years to the earliest days of cinema. Historically, depictions of the LGBTQ+ community have been less than flattering: LGBTQ+ characters were either queer-coded or portrayed as deviants to appease the inequitable Hays Code (1934-1968), which prohibited movie studios from producing favorable LGBTQ+ content, as one was not allowed to portray subjects deemed “immoral....
There’s plenty more new episodes of 13 Reasons Why on the way, as Netflix has ordered a fourth and final season ahead of the premiere of season 3. The streaming service also released a new trailer for season 3, which has been given a release date for Aug. 23. Both seasons will have creator Brian Yorkey returning as showrunner to give the depressing story a proper conclusion. Season 3 will consist of 13 episodes and follows the death of another major character, which is revealed in the footage....
The Good An interesting film that always tries to keep viewers guessing. The Bad I guess this movie upped the ante to the point that things became a little too heightened.A Perfect Getaway from director David Twohy isn’t anything new in filmic terms. A couple (Steve Zahn and Milla Jovovich) are backpacking on their honeymoon. They come across another couple who is scared stiff because of some murders that happened on the island they are exploring....
Heisenberg won’t be alone when the Breaking Bad protagonist makes his return for PopCorners’ upcoming Super Bowl ad, as his old partner in crime will be right there alongside him. PopCorners officially announced on Thursday that Aaron Paul is reprising the role of Jesse Pinkman to appear in the Super Bowl LVII ad alongside Breaking Bad co-star Bryan Cranston, also returning as Walter “Heisenberg” White. A video teaser featuring Paul has also been released to help build some hype for the full ad, and you can check that out below....
Notes from the Underbelly the new comedy from director/producer Barry, Sonnenfeld and producers Kim and Eric Tannenbaum (Two and a Half Men), is moving to Thursday nights, the ABC Television Network announced today. The series will now premiere THURSDAY, APRIL 12 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), with two episodes airing back to back. The network will air two new episodes of the comedy in the 10:00 p.m. Thursday timeslot throughout the run of the series....
For those of us that spent our college years in south Texas, The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin has been a staple for meeting up, having a cocktail or two in the cinephile-filled bar before entering the theater to have a great meal with waitstaff being beckoned by writing a little note and sitting it on your table, and voila, more napkins appear to tidy up after munching on your Royale with Cheese....
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Alan Ritchson (@alanritchson) “Whoaaaaaa!!! This is incredible!” Alan Ritchson said of the news. “Unlike Reacher who chooses to say nothing, I’m simply speechless. In just our opening weekend you’ve made #ReacheronPrime one of @primevideo most watched shows EVER! That is insane. There are so many people I’m grateful to for making this show as enjoyable as it is. But all of the creative genius and unwavering commitment by all those behind this would amount to nothing if you weren’t enjoying the world of Reacher....
Reaching the one year anniversary of his grim stage IV pancreatic cancer diagnosis, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek is giving fans an update on his progress with a video posted to social media. Admitting that his difficulties with chemotherapy treatments had tempted him into giving up, Trebek says he’s keeping up the fight and has already defied the low survival odds by still going strong a year past the diagnosis. You can watch Trebek explain it himself in the video below, courtesy of the official Jeopardy account on Twitter....
Amber Heard has given Aquaman fans a first good look at her return as Mera in the DC sequel, as she shared a selfie on her Instagram account showing her with the instantly recognisable bright red hair of the character. While the recent DC FanDome brought a chunk of behind the scenes footage for the Jason Momoa-led movie, the promo clip just left fans wanting more with the movie not arriving until the end of 2022....
Don’t get your hopes up on seeing Kim Cattrall on And Just Like That…, the sequel series to the HBO show Sex and the City. This news may not be shocking, as Cattrall has been pretty open about her disinterest in revisiting the role of Samantha Jones. While the other stars of the original show returned for the HBO Max revival, Cattrall remained adamant that she wouldn’t be a part of it, leaving Samantha’s fate up in the air....
Andrew McCarthy’s new memoir, Brat: An ’80s Story just got greenlit for a documentary! The book was released earlier this year and was snapped up by a generation raised in an era where the Brat Pack reigned supreme. It chronicles McCarthy’s youth into stardom. If this book has somehow slipped passed you, and half of your brain is peppered with the catchphrases, fashion, sensibilities, not to mention the stars and the films themselves, you are doing yourself an injustice by not diving in....
Anne Hathaway has just been cast as the lead in the adaptation of The Idea of You by Robinne Lee. She will play Sophie, a 40-year-old divorced mother whose husband has left her for a younger woman. After going on a trip to Coachella with her 15-year-old daughter, Sophie meets 24-year-old Hayes Campbell, the lead singer in the hottest boy band on the planet, August Moon. Pretty soon, Sophie’s weekend trip turns into a whirlwind, life-changing romance....
