Hollywood was watching as President Obama delivered his final State of the Union address on Tuesday night. Most celebrities heaped praise on the president and expressed regret that the address would be his last. Others took the opportunity to trash Republicans.
You’d be forgiven for thinking Mark Wahlberg’s career couldn’t survive “The Happening.” That 2008 clunker turned all of the actor’s strengths against him. Then again, even Laurence Olivier would have a hard time pretending to fear a stiff breeze. “Contraband,”
By CHRIS TALBOTTAP Entertainment Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Describing the new Zac Brown Band album is anything but simple. Brown wanted to keep most of the surprises on the band’s follow-up to 2010’s “You Get What You Give” under wraps
Lawrence Kasdan hates not making movies. “I want to make as many as I can. It’s only a question of getting the money,” the director behind “The Big Chill,” “Body Heat” and “The Accidental Tourist” tells Big Hollywood. Despite that
Perhaps the best news about Pixar’s upcoming film “Brave” is there’s no way Lightning McQueen or Mater will be seen in it. The animation studio with the Midas touch suffered a body blow last summer when “Cars 2” failed to
The Security and Exchange Commission is suspicious of some of the major film studios in the United States. That’s because in February, China’s state-owned China Film Group suddenly agreed to loosen their restrictions on international media playing in China. Before
So now “Saturday Night Live” has revealed that down deep, inside their own bubble of liberalism, they’re really racist. “SNL” and guest host Josh Brolin recently offered a skit titled “The Californians,” a soap-opera parody that spoofed Los Angelenos for
Stephen King is a legend. He’s one of the last of the household name authors — writers whose books were once as anticipated as a summer blockbuster film. His name has branded classic films along with legions of dark horror stories.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – One thing that never really dies is a truly progressive rock album. A case in point is Jethro Tull’s “Thick As A Brick,” originally released in 1972, before disco, punk and rap. Back then, “Brick” was
The easiest way to say it is just to say it: There are grown men out there who devote themselves to the rainbow-unicorn-sparkly-pastel fantasy world of the children’s TV show “My Little Pony.” And, more appallingly, it’s not done ironically
Last night, Jimmy Fallon not only warmly greeted President Barack Obama on his late night talk show, he even participated in a five-minute violation of campaign finance law in-kind campaign contribution propaganda comedy segment that allowed the President to get
Does Jimmy Kimmel know Obama ate a dog or that he’s unnaturally attached to a teleprompter and that he’s currently responsible for the worst “recovery” since the Great Depression? How about Obama’s “War on Everything…” or “corpse-man” or his ears?
(AP) LOS ANGELES Walt Disney Pictures has wrangled Jack White to compose the score for “The Lone Ranger.” The studio announced Tuesday that the Grammy-winning rocker will write, produce and perform the score for director Gore Verbinski’s upcoming adaptation of
Last night, President Obama appeared on Jimmy Fallon’s unwatchable show to “slow-jam the news.” By this, Fallon meant that Obama would read a campaign speech about student loans, Fallon would utter a few lines to back him up every so
Monday, Soledad O’Brien’s “Starting Point” couldn’t clear 100k viewers in the coveted 25-54 demo or even a half-million total viewers. “The Daily Show” itself came in at #23 in the cable rankings with only 1.54 million total viewers. You think
People magazine on Wednesday named Beyonce the World’s Most Beautiful Woman for 2012, describing her as a force of nature, style icon and proud mother. The 30-year-old singer, a 16-time Grammy Award winner, told the big-selling magazine that her recently
(AP) Obama’s Rolling Stone treatment — politics to pop By JIM KUHNHENN Associated Press WASHINGTON Offering riffs on Mick Jagger and reflections on race, President Barack Obama is capping a week devoted to courting young votes with a Rolling Stone
CABLE RATINGS TO BREAK HEARTS OF STEWART/COLBERT FANS ‘Pawn Stars’ — #1 with 5.6 million viewers ‘Basketball Wives 4’ — #8 with 1.874 milion viewers ‘La La’s Full Court Life’ — #12 with 1.648 million viewers ‘Daily Show’ — #23
Below, you can watch a sad collision that says so much about our pathetic comedy overseers and a President desperate to win re-election at any cost. Fallon pretty much allows a sitting President to use his show to spew propaganda, while he
