Monthly Archives: November 2010

“The man is fully alive, alert, deeply intelligent and in person nothing whatsoever like the haggard figure that graces the National Enquirer and its kin. He has to sip frequently from a drink to ease the dryness in his … Continue reading →

You got to ask yourself one question: Are you ready to delve into the life and work of one of Hollywood’s most iconic, manliest men?  If so, then Steel Gaze: An Unauthorized Story on Clint Eastwood is now on … Continue reading →

Natalie Portman Dances the Black Swan Posted on November, 2010 by Kenna McHugh under Actors, Film Clips, Movies, Thriller, classic, suspense Powered by WizardRSS | Best Membership Site Software

The folks out at Lions Gate sent on a copy of Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Big Happy Family: The Play, and, well, you probably already know what will happen next. And while you’ll get a few good laughs and tears … Continue reading →

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Liam Neeson Becoming ‘An Ordinary Man’ and Takes ‘Last Stand’ November 29, 2010Source: Varietyby Ethan Anderton Though his upcoming slate already includes major roles in the board game adaptation Battleship, the Arctic thriller The Grey, the Clash of the Titans … Continue reading →

Kirsten Dunst Cast in Derick Martini’s ‘Hick’ with Chloe Moretz November 29, 2010Source: The Playlistby Alex Billington How about some Kirsten Dunst news to end the day? The Playlist is exclusively reporting that the actress has been cast in a … Continue reading →

Kevin Smith Announces Nicholas Braun to Star in ‘Hit Somebody’ November 29, 2010Source: Kevin Smith, SlashFilmby Alex Billington More Kevin Smith news tonight! Smith announced in a new episode of his podcast Hollywood Babble-On (via SlashFilm) that the star of … Continue reading →

More Glowing Hands on the First Poster for ‘I Am Number Four’ November 29, 2010Source: Colliderby Alex Billington Disney/DreamWorks has debuted the first poster for D.J. Caruso’s I Am Number Four, the sci-fi action thriller starring Alex Pettyfer as a … Continue reading →

*Sponsored Links* There is absolutely no doubt that the latest and final Harry Potter movie has broken its own record for box office sales, totaling over $50 million over the holiday weekend alone. With all of the anticipation … Continue reading →

Visionary director David Lynch’s new electropop single “Good Day Today” sounds like the trendy Daft Punk, but with added saccharine. Released exclusively Sunday on iTunes (but available for months on record label Sunday Best’s SoundCloud), Lynch’s optimistic dance anthem … Continue reading →

Underwire is looking for a writer to cover geek culture. If you’ve got experience breaking tech news and writing compelling cultural critiques, we want to hear from you. We’re looking for a multitalented writer who is equally comfortable digging … Continue reading →

How did self-described “director and VFX freak” Benni Diez add an old-school Tron sheen to footage from Aliens in his video, “Get Away From Her, You 01000010 01001001 01010100 01000011 01001000 !!!”? Diez describes the process like this. “Pretty … Continue reading →

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In the next Twilight Saga, Bella and Edward get it on with feathers and produce a baby, which doesn’t make the Volturi too happy. Bill Condon released this picture over Thanksgiving weekend to tease us, to build our interest … Continue reading →

Hathaway and Franco to Host the Oscars! Posted on November, 2010 by Kenna McHugh under Actors, Awards, Fun/Entertainment, Musical, Oscars, The Movie Biz, casting Powered by WizardRSS | Best Membership Site Software

If ever there was a man you wouldn’t want to turn to for advice on surviving the holidays, it’s probably legendary curmudgeon Lewis Black. And yet, that’s just what the History Channel will do, as they’ve shown by sending … Continue reading →

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Early ‘Red State’ Buzz Promises Interesting Sundance Premiere November 29, 2010Source: SlashFilmby Alex Billington With the line-up for the 2011 Sundance Film Festival arriving this week, we’ll finally know if Kevin Smith’s Red State will get its world premiere at … Continue reading →

Review: Black Swan May Be Darren Aronofsky’s Dark Masterpiece November 29, 2010by Jeremy Kirk The magnificent “obsession” can be one of two things. It can be a thing of beauty, a gifted ballet dancer gracefully contorting their body to a … Continue reading →