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Dora is setting a course for New York City — and this time, she’s going to need a much bigger backpack.

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A live-action, feature-length film based on the Nickelodeon series Dora the Explorer is in the works at Paramount Players, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The movie will follow teenage Dora as she moves to the Big Apple to live with her cousin Diego, the titular character in the Dora spinoff Go, Diego, Go!

Though Dora was originally introduced as an eight-year-old girl in 2000, she was...

When it comes to Stephen King stories, few have resonated quite like his 1986 novel “It.” Checking out the book from the library was something of a taboo right of passage for young kids, as was watching the not-as-scary-as-you-remember-it 1990 television adaptation (directed by John Carpenter confederate Tommy Lee Wallace). Pennywise the clown, in both print and portrayed by Tim Curry in the TV movie, became an iconic face of evil, as memorable and often referenced as the slasher movie stars of the same period.

Continue reading ‘It’: Stephen King’s Iconic Horror Novel Gets A Triumphant, Terrifying Adaptation [Review] at The Playlist.

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Sony has work to do on PlayStation backwards compatibility - an area it's lagging behind Xbox One...

Blood soaks the walls of the fog-filled entrance to a labyrinthine alley.

Bravely, Harry continues into the darkness. A siren wails hauntingly from some unknown place. There is something terribly disconcerting about all this. Perhaps he should go back? And then, in the blackness, he sees a gurney. A bloody sheet covers what can only be a body lying beneath it. And yet, Harry goes on. More blood is splattered on the concrete, even more drips from the chain link fence. And then he comes across it – a horrifying decomposing corpse hangs from the fence in front of him. And what are those figures coming towards him out of the gloom?

Things are looking very bad in the town of Silent Hill.

It is one of the most memorable moments in video game history.

With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options — not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves — we’ve taken it upon ourselves to highlight the titles that have recently hit platforms. Every week, one will be able to see the cream of the crop (or perhaps some simply interesting picks) of streaming titles (new and old) across platforms such as Netflix, iTunes, Amazon, and more (note: U.S. only). Check out our rundown for this week’s selections below.

Adaptation (Spike Jonze)

It’s almost depressing to rewatch Adaptation in 2016, because it’s a reminder of how strong an actor Nicolas Cage is when he actually invests himself in good projects. It was soon after this that his career went off the rails, but he’s remarkably impressive here, playing the dual roles of Charlie Kaufman and his fictional twin brother, Donald. As much a mind-fuck as any other Kaufman screenplay,...

It’s been 20 years since Party of Five staged one of television’s most gut-wrenching, tear-filled interventions, and the memory of shooting that episode still makes star Scott Wolf verklempt.

“I almost get emotional talking about it,” he admits, trying not to get choked up.

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The actor — who currently stars in NBC’s The Night Shift — singles out “two really difficult” moments to film during the Season 3 installment, which found the Salinger clan confronting Wolf’s Bailey about his drinking problem. Little sis Claudia’s powerful plea “could seriously make me cry, thinking about it,...

Welcome back to the Weekend Warrior, your weekly look at the new movies hitting theaters this weekend, and to paraphrase those renowned seventies scholars the Brady Bunch, “When it’s time to change then it’s time to change.”

While I’ve tried my hardest to slowly sneak those changes in, it’s gotten to the point where we’ll need to do something more drastic if the few of you reading the Weekend Warrior on a weekly basis actually want it to remain coming to you on a weekly basis. Because of that, we’re going to try something different by not throwing in as much independent limited releases for those checking the column out, and making the column a little more focused at least for the time being. (I’m probably going to move reviews for my Top Picks over to my blog, which is easy enough to...

Lisa Lillien is the author of the popular Hungry Girl website and email newsletter, featuring smart, funny advice on guilt-free eating. She is also the author of eleven books, six of which debuted at number one on the New York Times Best Sellers list. Read her People.com blog every Monday for slimmed-down celebrity recipes and more.

I’m all for treating yourself every now and then, but I also like to re-create decadent foods in healthy ways. I find inspiration everywhere, including Instagram. Celebs love posting pics of their favorite foods just as much as the rest of us,...

French filmmaker Luc Besson has earned quite a reputation as one of the more influential action directors out there, but he also has played frequently in the realm of science-fiction, most memorably with his 1997 movie, The Fifth Element.

Conveniently, the 20th anniversary of that film has Besson returning to a similar space opera with Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, this time adapting Pierre Christin and Jean-Claude Mézières’ French graphic novel that had a big influence and impact on his earlier film. According to Besson, the movie is mostly adapted from the 1975 graphic album The Ambassador of Shadows, but that’s only one of 22 graphic novels starring Valerian and his partner Laureline.

For Besson’s movie, Valerian is played by Dane DeHaan (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) while Laureline is played by Cara Delevingne (Suicide Squad).

Earlier this week, Lrm had a chance to get an early glimpse at...

The world is changing quickly, but I think everyone always says that. Back in high school, my fantastic Latin teacher, Mr. Guido, had us read writings of Romans from 2 Ad or something. The gist of it was “the kids these days… they have no respect.” Sounds like what my parents said about my generation (they were right) or what adults say now about the younger generation.

But one part of the world is changing rapidly, and that’s the world of retail. On one hand the stores I ventured into this Yuletide Season seemed really crowded. My wife, who works in retail, was working hard as well. And so my parochial experiences didn’t really prepare me for the dire national news about retail chains; specifically, that 100 Macy’s, 108 K-Marts and 42 Sears stores would be closing this year.

That’s a huge number. Having moved back to a smaller community from the Metro NYC area,...

Here at Lrm, we're always trying to give voice to the most passionate and most articulate fans in the world. Here's a submission from longtime reader/commenter UnBoxing Jon. Check it out, and let us know what you think:

Over the last few days, websites have been reporting on a European Union Intellectual Property Office filing dated August 12, 2016 for "Star Wars Forces of Destiny" for use on everything from lunch boxes to scrapers for skis.  Naturally the internet went wild with speculation that the new title for Star Wars: Episode VIII had been discovered.

Except Forces of Destiny doesn't seem quite right, does it?  Let's talk about why not.

Other than sounding like a Star Wars themed glam rock concept album, "Forces of Destiny" breaks the essential rule of Star Wars.  There is only one Force.  Singular.  In the first act of Star Wars: A New Hope, Obi Wan Kenobi...

Today in Backstage casting notices, talent is sought for several roles in the ambitious project, “The Show,” a two-part feature film which will pay up to $4,000/week. We also have three other fantastic on-camera opportunities which you don’t want to miss! “The Show”“The Show,” a two-part feature depicting “a talented musician... [who] leaves his girlfriend behind to take over an upstart band program in Durham, North Carolina,” seeks talent for lead, supporting, and day player roles. The gig, which will pay up to $4,000/week and include travel, housing, and food, is set to begin shooting in April 2017 in Daytona Beach, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; and Durham, North Carolina. “Checking Out The Allen’S”Talent is sought for supporting, background, and day player roles in “Checking Out the Allen’s,” an upcoming series. Following “an African-American family [made up of] a loving father and his wife who raise their family in a local community,...

Today’s Backstage casting roundup has fabulousness built right into the title. “Find Your Fabulous,” an upcoming scripted comedy depicting a women’s fashion accessories company, seeks actors for lead and supporting roles. We also have three more awesome opportunities on stage and screen. Check them out below! “Find Your Fabulous”Male and female actors are sought for “Find Your Fabulous,” a half-hour workplace comedy “centered around the marketing department of a women’s fashion accessories company, filled with ambitious fashionistas willing to do whatever it takes to work in fashion.” A table read will be held on Sept. 26 in New York City, with shooting slated for Oct. 1–3, also in New York. “In The Heights”Casting is underway for lead, supporting, and ensemble roles in an upcoming union production of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In the Heights.” Auditions for the production, which will be helmed by director Bob Cline, will be...

It ain’t easy being a Travis in a world full of Chrisses. And, in Sunday’s Fear the Walking Dead, it got even harder. Though the dutiful father tried valiantly to steer his son back from the brink of madness and amorality, the teenager did what, post-apocalypse, we’d have thought damn near impossible: He fell in with “the wrong crowd.” As a result, he wound up crossing a line over which it seems like it’ll be hard — if even possible — to cross back. What did Chris do now? Read on and find out!

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Comic Book Reviews: Indie Comics To Look Out For!

Much like music or television, the comic book industry is full of all types of comic books. Most come from big time publishers like Marvel or DC, but there are also some from smaller publishers such as Image, Idw, Dark Horse, and Valiant, among others. However, there is an entire new community of independent comic book creators emerging thanks to the digital era.

These creators are finding ways to get their book together and produced without relying upon a bigger publishing house. Comic book creators can now market their product via Amazon, Comixology, Drivethru, and even their own self-designed website (as long as they set up an online-store). To help fund and produce these books, creators might pay their teams out-of-pocket, or simply be a one person, all-inclusive creator. Another avenue many creators have taken too is crowd funding. Sites like Patreon,...

Cameron Douglas has some new ink. In an Instagram photo from what appears to be Douglas' personal account, the actor shows off his impressive collection of body ink. "Not going to quit until I get there," he captioned the above shot of him standing outside, shirtless. Among his tattoos, Douglas has a butterfly sitting squarely on his chest, and portraits of his father, Michael Douglas, and grandfather, Kirk Douglas, on his abdomen. He also has the word "timeless" written across his stomach as well as the words "tick" and "tock" on his arms. And according to his Instagram caption, he...

Cameron Douglas has some new ink. In an Instagram photo from what appears to be Douglas' personal account, the actor shows off his impressive collection of body ink. "Not going to quit until I get there," he captioned the above shot of him standing outside, shirtless. Among his tattoos, Douglas has a butterfly sitting squarely on his chest, and portraits of his father, Michael Douglas, and grandfather, Kirk Douglas, on his abdomen. He also has the word "timeless" written across his stomach as well as the words "tick" and "tock" on his arms. And according to his Instagram caption, he...

One supporting role and a handful of child-aged extras are being cast for this spec cable television series following an African-American family and their surrounding community. “Checking Out the Allens” auditions are taking place by appointment in Los Angeles, California, on June 25. A young African-American girl actor is needed to play Raylisa, a 10- to 12-year-old girl who’s described as “smart, bossy, cool, and humble.” Additional kid roles should be aged 9–12. Rehearsals for “Checking Out the Allens” are scheduled to run Sept. 12–Dec. 12 and shoots Sept. 17–Dec. 17 in Long Beach, California. Hired talent will be paid $125–350, depending on the role, plus credit, copy, meals, and breaks. Extras will be paid $50–80. For more information on “Checking Out the Allens,” take a peek at its full casting notice here. And for more kid actor casting notices, check out the rest of our audition listings, which you can sort by age! Before...

The Old Globe Theatre needs you for its production of “October Sky” and Elite Daily needs you for its explorative video. There are so many great acting gigs and so little time! Start auditioning now! “October Sky”The Old Globe Theatre” is currently seeking Equity actors for its production of “October Sky,” set to run Sept. 10–Oct. 23 in San Diego, Calif. Ten roles are being cast for this production, and submissions are being sought from NYC no later than May 20. This gig pays $936/week! “20’S Vs. 30’S”Elite Daily is seeking 20-somethings, 30-somethings, and extras for a video exploring the differences between the two age groups. The shoot will take place May 13 in Brooklyn and NYC, and the gig pays $200/day for lead roles and $40/day for extras. “Checking Out The Allens”Talent is currently being sought for the upcoming spec cable TV series “Checking Out the Allens,” centered on...

I’m always apprehensive about the Dark Souls games, but once I let myself accept that death was inevitable I taught myself to get used to it. I’ve not got to the end of Dark Souls 3 yet, so this is my first impressions of the game, but I will say this…I think I’m in love… I’m not going to mention areas I’ve made it to or which bosses that I’ve managed to pass, because I don’t want to spoil it for anybody. What I will say though is if you have a love for exploring then this is the game for you. Finding the shortcuts to a new area, or discovering a door that makes getting from one place to another is often a highlight. The true rush though comes from defeating enemies and bosses that pose a challenge.

One thing I will...

The acclaimed CBS drama starring Téa Leoni is available now in Backstage’s casting listings—plus a theater company’s season, a national TV show, and an intriguing feature film. “Madam Secretary”Christine Lo of Comer Casting is looking for background talent for an upcoming episode of the gripping CBS series “Madam Secretary” starring Téa Leoni. If you’re a nonunion actor based in New York City, mark your calendars for the April 13 audition and submit yourself now! Kansas City Repertory Theatre 2016–2017 SEASONAssociate artistic director Jason Chanos needs to fill dozens of roles for the Kansas City, Missouri-based theater company’s upcoming season. Auditions will be held April 12–15 for the following shows: “Evita,” “The Invisible Hand,” “A Christmas Carol,” “The Santaland Diaries,” “The Fabulous Fitches,” “Constellations,” “A Raisin in the Sun,” “What Would Crazy Horse Do?”, “Man in Love,” and a new works festival. “Checking Out The Allen’S”Attention,...

We know you’re busy for the holidays this week, but when you’ve take a breather from the eggnog, treat yourself to the Christmas gift of getting cast! We’ve got four casting opportunities here that will keep you auditioning and submitting through the New Year. “Checking Out The Allen’S”This new nationally syndicated comedy TV series is looking for background talent and extras of all ages and ethnicities for a series of summer shoots through May and August 2016 in Long Beach, Calif. The job pays between $50 and $350 (depending on the role) and includes credit, copy, meals, and breaks. The new series from creator-executive producer Edgar Alexander follows the misadventures of an African-American family and their local community. “End Of The Rainbow”Uptown Players of Dallas, Texas, are holding auditions Jan. 10, 2016 for its production of “End of the Rainbow,” a musical by Peter Quilter that charts the final...

The 2016 Presidential campaign has been good news for Saturday Night Live, a show that’s struggled mightily to gain any kind of comedic traction around Barack Obama’s stint as Potus.

Still, watching guest star Larry David’s very funny impression of Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders this weekend, I couldn’t help but wonder if NBC’s sketch comedy show was painting itself into a corner.

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That’s no knock on David’s heightened cantankerousness — his rant about being “a guy who has one pair of...

The latest NY Times Bestselling novel to be creating a lot of Hollywood buzz is Paula Hawkins’ The Girl on the Train. Major female leads have already been cast with Emily Blunt (The Edge of Tomorrow) and Rebecca Ferguson (Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation). Now insiders are reporting that two Hollywood actors from competing comic universes may be circling the project.

Chris Evans (Avengers: Age of Ultron) and Jared Leto (forthcoming Suicide Squad) are apparently both considering roles in film. It’s unclear at this point if Evans and Leto are considering the same role or two different ones. The addition of either actor would only continue to cement a strong cast. Casting both would give audiences a chance to see both men play supporting roles without their comic costumes or makeup.

The story follows Rachel (Blunt) as a daily commuter who often watches Tom and Megan (Ferguson) through her passing train window.

Making all of your nightmares come true … Varèse Sarabande will be releasing A Nightmare On Elm Street 8-cd box set (limited 2000 units) on October 16, 2015.

This deluxe package contains all 8 soundtracks from the original series, over 8 hours of music including almost 3 hours of bonus tracks. New artwork has been commissioned for the set (by artist Shawn Conn, http://atomicdeadguy.com/), and configuring the sleeves together forms a larger piece of art. Before you have any nightmares, please don’t worry … the original Matthew Joseph Peak creations are included in the packaging.

The set comes complete with the trademark knitted Freddy sweater encasing the outer box.

The world was introduced to Wes Craven’s Freddy Krueger (portrayed by Robert Englund) in 1984 with A Nightmare On Elm Street. Krueger was a former child killer seeking revenge against the parents who burned him by haunting the dreams of their teenage children and killing them in their dreams.

Following the horrific murders of Wdbj-tv employees Alison Parker and Adam Ward in Virginia, Facebook and Twitter users (political pundits and comics alike) have spoken up about a continued need for greater gun control legislation as well as a more comprehensive dialogue regarding the U.S.'s gun violence crisis. That much seems understandable and thoughtful. But many dissenting voices think the problem concerns not what we should be discussing but what we shouldn't be discussing. Time and again, those opinions wind up at the same word: Kardashian. Here are a few scattered examples: Only time we debate issues anymore is after senseless tragedy because we're too worried what the Kardashian's are up to today #Priorities — Daryl Ruiter (@RuiterWrongFAN) August 26, 2015 If people knew as much about the Kardashians as they did politics & human rights issues, we'd be doing awesome. — Judah Friedlander (@JudahWorldChamp) August 20, 2015 Stop putting Kardashians on our newspapers. Don't...

The coming Friday will witness the release of the critically acclaimed and award winning Richa Chadda starrer Masaan. Given the super strong way that Bajrangi Bhaijaan is still dominating the box-office, Masaan, may not make much of an impact commercially, but for sure it'll manage its due share of critical appreciation from India.

Last Friday's Eid bonanza, the Salman, Kareena and Nawazuddin starrer, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, went the expected and predicted way. As per the makers, Bajrangi Bhaijaan saw collections of 27 crore on Friday, which zoomed to over 36 crore on Eid (Saturday). The last day of the weekend saw the film amass a huge 39 crore, which meant that the film ended up netting a record breaking 102 crore plus in three days flat. Given the very stable weekdays, the already super hit Kabir Khan directed film is expected to end up netting nearly 180 crore during the first week from India. Bajrangi Bhaijaan...

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Welcome to another edition of Rumours & Reactions, where all the biggest — and not so big — rumours and newsworthy bites are on display. Luckily, in pro wrestling the rumour mill is always running so let’s see what’s on tap for today.

In the WWE, plenty of backstage whispers on the ever-changing women’s division. Kevin Owens is being pulled in two directions, where will the big man land when it’s all said and done? SummerSlam is slowly shaping up with a possible 6-man tag. WWE looks to smash the competition, and finally, first names are no longer safe, just ask King Barrett.

Checking out the company that continues to hang on by a thread, Tna is now changing up how their talent contracts are handled going forward. Also, more talent looks to be heading out, thanks to Hernandez’s contractual mix-up.

Finally, a “where are they now?...

Let us commence this week's box-office report in a very formal way, by stating the obvious- This Friday will witness the release of Kabir Khan's Salman, Kareena and Nawazuddin starrer, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, which will commence on a hurricane like start and in all probabilities cross the century mark, before the Eid-ul Fitr weekend is over. On way to box-office triumph Bajrangi Bhaijaan will smash records, left right and centre.

Wrong and delayed timing means that the well-made Sunny-Kangana starrer, I Love NY, went unnoticed netting just around 1.75 crore during the opening week.

Meanwhile one can't help but mention the other film of the same week, S.S. Rajamoli's Bahubali (Tamil and Telugu), which also released in its Hindi dubbed version. The film created history by netting nearly 100 crore (for all versions combined including Hindi), during the opening weekend from India. The Hindi version too impressed by netting 20 crore during...

For the fans of macho man, Sunny Deol, this week is going be an unconventional one! The actor will be seen in a romantic/social entertainer for a change. Not that there are any doubts about his acting capabilities as he has shown his versatility in romantic flicks like Betaab, Sunny, Darr as well Dillagi (off course with some action thrown in!). Unfortunately, the film in question, I Love NY, also featuring the lady of the moment, Kangana Ranaut, was postponed from last year, and this time around it has not been given enough time and promotion, despite good music and production values.

The new releases of last week Guddu Rangeela, Second Hand Husband and Bezubaan Ishq, fared as expected. It was just the Arshad-Amit starrer, Guddu Rangeela, which saw a reasonable weekend netting nearly 6 crore and can still hope for a recovery. Second Hand Husband came in a poor...

This Friday will see multiple releases in the form of Guddu Rangeela, Second Hand Husband and Bezubaan Ishq. The front runner is likely to be the Subhash Kapoor directed Guddu Rangeela followed by Second Hand Husband and Bezubaan Ishq, in that order, though none of the three films carry much hype.

Both the releases of last week, Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho and Uvaa, failed to appeal to the audience, who preferred to watch the week old Abcd 2 instead.

After the best opening weekend of 2015 (46 crore),Walt Disney Pictures and Utv Motion Pictures' Remo Dsouza directed Varun Dhawan, Shraddha Kapoor and Prabhu Dheva starrer, Abcd- Anybody Can Dance 2, maintained well during the weekdays as well, collecting 8.75 crore from Bombay (collections from other cinemas unreceived), 2.50 crore from Ahmedabad, 80 lakhs from Surat, 60 lakhs from Baroda (collections from 7 cinemas unreceived), 25.50 lakhs from Rajkot, 2.50 crore from Pune, 40.75 lakhs from Nasik, 41 lakhs from Goa, 15.50 lakhs from Belgaum,...

This Friday will witness the release of Walt Disney Pictures and Utv Motion Pictures' Remo Dsouza directed Varun Dhawan, Shraddha Kapoor and Prabhu Dheva starrer, Abcd 2- Anybody Can Dance 2. Given the popular soundtrack, brand Abcd, as also mainstream stars, Abcd 2 is all set to embark on a good if not great start, across most circuits.

Last week's Mohit Suri directed Emraan Hashmi, Vidya Balan and Rajkummar Rao starrer, Hamari Adhuri Kahani, failed to improve much after a poor start, netting 16-17 crore during the opening weekend from India. The film is likely to turn out to be a loss making venture for all concerned. Hamari Adhuri Kahani is so-so in the overseas grossing £88,000 from UK and $132,000 during the opening weekend (12-14 June).

Meanwhile Excel Entertainment's Anil, Shefali, Priyanka, Farhan, Ranveer and Anushka starrer Dil Dhadakne Do, saw a good first week as it collected 10 crore from Bombay (collections...

This Friday's major release is going to be Mohit Suri's Emraan, Vidya and Rajkummar starrer Hamari Adhuri Kahani. Though based on past reputation, the Mohit-Emraan starrer should have been a safe bet for all concerned, but that is not the case this time around as the usual hype and popular music is clearly missing here. Having said that Mohit Suri is a highly talented and technically brilliant director and so Hamari Adhuri Kahani has the potential to surprise. What must also be kept in mind is that Jurassic World (along with dubbed versions) is also releasing this week and brand Jurassic is also quite popular amongst the non-English speaking audience.

Moving on, the major release of last Friday, Excel Entertainment's Anil, Shefali, Priyanka, Farhan, Ranveer and Anushka starrer Dil Dhadakne Do, predictably embarked on a good start at the multiplexes while the single screens were dull. The film did...

The major releases of this week are Vashu Bhagnani's Welcome 2 Karachi and the Mahaakshay- Evelyn starrer Ishqedarriyaan. It is going to be a tough battle for both the mentioned releases as the week old Tanu Weds Manu Returns will prove more than a handful. The other listed release of the week, P Se Pm Tak, will find the going even tougher.

Coming to last Friday's R Madhavan, Kangana Ranaut and Deepak Dobriyal starrer, Tanu Weds Manu Returns, the follow up to the highly successful Tanu Weds Manu, the film is expectedly speeding towards a  superhit status,  globally. As far as the number crunching is concerned, Twmr collected 8.85 crore on Friday and picked up phenomenally on Saturday grabbing 13.20 crore. Sunday was magical with 16.20 crore, resulting in the film netting 38.10 crore during the opening weekend. What is now obvious (given the weekday performance) is that Tanu Weds Manu Returns is going...

If you're one of the many out there that are against Clint Eastwood's American Sniper's release, you'll soon learn that you're opinion towards it will not change easily with it's release to Blu-ray and DVD. The politics of war films are inherently messy and with the rise of opposition to U.S. military and government operations, the topic has become more subject to criticism especially among cinephile crowds who don't want their movies to be just a jingoistic affair. But Warner Bros. and all that had a hand in its production didn't make this for the naysayers, they made it for sniper Chris Kyle and his family as well as all that support the troops over seas, and that is only amplified in the special features attached to the Blu-ray release but it's not completely without insight. Looking at the special features on the back, it seems like...

John Legend called out New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick on Twitter Sunday for checking out his wife, supermodel Chrissy Teigen, at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. John Legend Pokes Fun At Bill Belichick Belichick, who attended the dinner with his girlfriend Linda Holliday, was caught in a photo looking as if he were staring […]

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From a musical first on Horror Story to a post-Glee comedy with a deadly twist, Ryan Murphy's list of small screen hits is about to get even longer.

Et sat with the busiest producer in television to get exclusive new details on Lady Gaga's American Horror Story debut, the shocking Scream Queens twist no one knows about, and why John Travolta is bringing the "wow" factor to American Crime Story.

Fans were shocked last month when Gaga released the news that she would be checking into American Horror Story: Hotel as the new series lead, but Murphy revealed there's a specific reason the news was not leaked beforehand.

"It was just something that she did very, very privately. It was sort of a creative investigation," Murphy said of the music superstar's decision to star in the next chapter of the FX drama. "My favorite thing in the world would be when I would, of the...

This Thursday on ABC’s Scandal, Fitz, Jake, Cyrus, Mellie, Huck, Quinn, David and one surprising ally conspired to derail VP Andrew’s coup and follow Olivia’s trail of breadcrumbs. But when all was said and done, were they too late to the rescue?

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Love… And War | Coming off Andrew’s “How ya liking that war now?” taunt, Fitz realizes that his hands are largely tied when it comes to signaling for help, seeing as the veep has (somehow, and amazingly) switched out...

It may have taken a very long time, and come off of a very bumpy road, but Accidental Love is on the verge of actually being seen! For those of you that don't know the backstory, the film began as a David O. Russell (American Hustle, The Fighter, Silver Linings Playbook) joint, before production came to a standstill in 2008. Most of the film was in the can, but the financing dropped off, people weren't getting paid, and the whole thing came to a screeching halt after 3 failed restarts.

Somewhere in the last six years, Russell made a ton of great movies, and was nominated for five Oscars, so he walked away from this film. It was once called Politics of Love, then Nailed, and will now be released as Accidental Love, under the supposed direction of one "Stephen Greene." That name is likely a pseudonym, as Russell had completed most of the film,...

There are only fifteen shopping days left until Christmas, but that's still plenty of time to get yourself or the significant geeks in your life something cool. The amount of stuff out there can be overwhelming, so Matt, Adam, Perri, and Evan have each chosen three items that you should consider picking up this holiday season. Each writer has chosen a low-priced item ($10 - $50), a medium-priced item ($50 - $200), and something high-priced if you're feeling like a big spender ($200+). Hit the jump to check out some neat gifts you may want to get this holiday season. Also, in case you missed it, here are some charity organizations we recommend as well. Matt's Recommendations Y: The Last Man, Book 1, Collector’s Edition It’s not really fair to label this as a low-end gift. Sure, it only costs $20 for a nice hardcover, but really you’re going to end up buying all...

Checking out of the hostel prior to 10:00 left me in a peculiar predicament: not having a lot to do. Nine days of solid work, thereabouts, have equally left me...

Checking out the unveiling of the new Tacori Gentlemen’s Jewelry Collection, Christina Hendricks showed up at Hyde Sunset: Kitchen + Cocktails in West Hollywood last night (October 7).

The “Mad Men” starlet was gorgeous in a monochrome ensemble with a golden silk headpiece as she posed for photos at the Club Tacori-hosted event.

Additionally, “Scandal” starlet Bellamy Young made an appearance at the shindig, as did “The City” chick Whitney Port.

And of course, there was plenty of exquisite jewelry on display while host Haig Tacorian mingled with his distinguished guests.

Checking out some of the hottest upcoming styles, Joe and Nick Jonas showed up at the Todd Snyder Spring 2015 presentation at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week on Thursday (September 4).

The “Burnin Up” rockers were in good spirits as they sat front row at The Pavilion at Lincoln Center near fellow heartthrob Darren Criss.

Meanwhile, Nick is looking forward to releasing his brand new album and there’s even a duet with Demi Lovato on the way.

He explained, “Demi and I recorded a duet called ‘Avalanche.’ It’s a beautiful song about a relationship that’s breaking down. It’s not necessarily romantic or a love song, but there is a deep and long relationship between Demi and me that we touch on in the song. After singing with each other for almost eight years, it [came together] really quickly.”...

Most people would look cute and casual for a trip to the local frozen yogurt parlor ... but Kim Kardashian is not most people.The reality TV star pulled another couture creation out of her closet on Thursday for a visit to Menchie's in Calabasas, California, flaunting some cleavage in a double-breasted Balmain blazer, Maticevski skirt with a high slit  up the side, an Alaia bodysuit and Hermes heels.Video: See Why Kim Was Ticked Off Over Kylie's Blue HairWe have to admit, she the 33-year-old mom does look pretty incredible in the outfit, it's just not what we would necessarily wear to get our froyo fix.Kim has really upped her fashion game since hooking up with Kanye West though and rarely steps out in anything but designer duds ... unless she's heading to the gym.Photo: Usher Caught Checking Out Kim K's Booty!And she's been hitting the gym a lot,...

Joan Rivers was rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City after she stopped breathing during throat surgery on Thursday, according to various reports.

The 81-year-old comic legend and host of E!’s Fashion Police was reportedly undergoing surgery on her vocal chords at a clinic on the Upper East Side.

Update: E! is reporting that Rivers’ condition has been upgraded from critical to stable.

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Checking out the latest in fashion, Dakota Fanning and Freida Pinto were on hand for the launch of Chanel’s 2014/2015 Cruise Collection on Tuesday (May 13) in Dubai.

The “Slumdog Millionaire” star bared her midriff in a long, flowing skirt and a lacy blouse, while the “Runaways” actress dazzled in a patterned cocktail dress.

Freida recently spoke with Hello magazine about how she keeps her body in tip-top shape through juice cleanses.

She shared, “Beets and carrot juice are a great way to cleanse the system and purge unwanted toxins from the body, which ultimately leads to healthy-looking skin.”...

On May 4th, 2012, Beastie Boy Adam Yauch passed away at the age of 47, following his three-year battle with cancer.  The singer was probably the most powerful celebrity to make the younger generation aware of the liberation struggle in Tibet. This week, a group of Tibetan monks gave back.  The four monks decided to honor Yauch's memory by breakdancing in Manhattan's Union Square to the tune of "Ch-Check It Out" off The Beastie Boys' 2004 album "To the 5 Boroughs."  Unfortunately it's casual-spectator quality, but it's still worth Checking Out (sorry). ...

Pre-credit sequence. Jefra is still trying to piece together what went down at the last Tribal. This could take a while. She asks Tony for his reasons. "You guys wouldn't understand where I'm coming from," Tony says. This works for Trish, who insists she isn't mad about being totally in the dark. "I still trust Tony and he still trusts me," Trish insists. Spencer knows that Tony is unpredictable and that he may not be useful for long. "The sooner we make a move against Tony, the better," Spencer says. Tony Hopkins? Tony correctly suspects that he'll be in trouble after the last vote. So, for the second time this season, he constructs a spy shack, this one next to the water well. In no time, Tony's shack pays dividends. Jefra and Trish go to get water and Jefra laments that their alliance may be gone and she doesn't know where she stands.

Checking out the gorgeous sites, Kate Middleton and Prince William continued their royal tour at Ayers Rock in Australia this morning (April 22).

The pair posed for a few photos and greeted their welcoming committee while watching indigenous performers during a visit to Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre.

As for Ayers Rock, the sandstone rock rises 1,142ft above the red earth with a circumference of 5.8 miles and it was formed hundreds of millions of years ago when sand was deposited on the bed of an inland sea.

According to the Mirror, the indigenous people have looked after the land for tens of thousands of years but only won back the title to the land in 1985 is what is known as the Handback.

Checking out one of the hottest tickets in town, Minka Kelly attended the Broadway opening of "Of Mice and Men" at Longacre Theatre in New York City on Wednesday (April 16).

The "Almost Human" star looked chic in a black jacket, matching trousers, and heels as she posed for pics outside before catching the show.

In addition to her current role on the small screen, the 33-year-old actress will soon hit the big screen again in "The World Made Straight."

The upcoming drama is set in a rural Appalachian community haunted by the legacy of a Civil War massacre. A rebellious young man struggles to escape the violence that would bind him to the past.

When does focus turn into obsession? Is sacrificing others for the one you love a declaration of that love or is it simply selfishness disguised? What is it to be human and what defines it? These are familiar themes in sci-fi. They are explored once again in The Machine, the new sci-fi/thriller from Caradog W. James. Vincent (Toby Stephens) is a genius. He has created brain implants and limb replacements and is very good at what he does. After a mishap that leaves a colleague dead, he is put underground to work on more intense research, creating Artificial Intelligence driven machines for the Ministry of Defense.

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