Sacha Baron Cohen At Golden Globes: Mocks Madonna, Charlie Sheen (VIDEO)
Sacha Baron Cohen had some of the most cutting, but hilarious remarks of the Golden Globes. Onstage to introduce best picture nominee “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” Cohen managed to draw gasps from the crowd, a death stare from Salma Hayek and a head shake from Sandra Bullock with his jokes about, among others, Charlie Sheen and Madonna.
Scott Mendelson: Review: Yes Man (2008)
Yes Man 2008 106 minutes Rated PG-13 by Scott Mendelson There is a scene about halfway through the Jim Carrey vehicle Yes Man where Zooey Deschanel shows up to a costume party dressed as Heroine Granger from the Harry Potter series.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: The Rest Of The Year
I’m cleaning out my DVD pile as we approach the end of the year.
Jill Brooke: Celebrity Marriages in 2008 Lasted Longer Than National Average
Who says that Hollywood marriages are always short?
Scott Mendelson: Catherine Hardwicke fired from Twilight franchise
Fresh off the presses , although apparently it’s been rumbling under the surface for awhile. Director Catherine Hardwicke has been fired by Summit Entertainment for the production of the second book in the Twilight series, New Moon (the studio may decide to shoot parts 2 and 3 back to back, we’ll see if they even touch the much loathed finale)
"Twilight" Director Fired From Sequels
EXCLUSIVE: So the rumors are true. I’ve confirmed that Summit Entertainment is taking Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke off the sequel in this big new franchise.
Jerry Seinfeld Fights Request For Deposition In Cookbook Suit
Lawyers for an author who accuses Jerry Seinfeld’s wife of stealing her cookbook idea want a sitdown with the standup comic. “Sneaky Chef” author Missy Chase Lapine’s attorneys want to depose Seinfeld before the case goes to trial, but the comedian’s lawyers say it is just a ploy designed to embarrass him
Eric Idle To Take Monty Python To The Internet
IS there life left in the dead parrot sketch? It has been 25 years since Monty Python was a living comedy troupe — the film “The Meaning of Life,” released in 1983, was its swan song — but that has not stopped one alumnus from trying to convince the world that Python, like the parrot in its ancient skit, is just resting
Ryan Kavanaugh, Hollywood Financier, Is Arrested Again
Ryan Kavanaugh, one of Hollywood’s most prominent film financiers, was arrested for drunk driving, speeding and driving with a suspended license in October while still on probation for an earlier conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol. The new charges, which came to light as a result of court filings made in advance of a hearing to be held next Friday, confront Mr
Patrick Sauer: Chinese Democracy Is Way Cooler than Chinese Democracy
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