The Fault in Our Stars, based on the John Green novel by the same name, hits theaters next month but promotionals are ramping up! We can’t wait to have our hearts broken all over again in the cinematic adaptation of Green’s latest novel about two kids in love…and dying. And we’re not the only ones. Cinemax recently sat down with Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort (who play Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters, respectively). Woodley interviews Elgort for two minutes (one minute devoted to random personal…
Jennifer Lawrence plays “Box of Lies” with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show (5/15). Fallon and Lawrence each have to describe the random objects inside mystery boxes — then the other person has to guess whether they’re lying or not. What happens next? Well. It’s just magical.
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Obviously — inevitably — George R.R. Martin has a secondary computer where the author can browse the internet and check his email, but for writing his thousand page epics for A Song of Fire and Ice? Wordstar 4.0 offers a secluded space free of distractions like those pesky spellchecks or the random facebook/reddit/livejournal detours. Catch Martin’s take on his unusual writing habits in an interview with late night talk show host Conan.
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The show’s official facebook page and twitter account have already started using the hashtag #FrozenisComing.
What do you think? At the box office, Frozen broke records becoming the highest grossing animated film ever. The film had been out only a few months before Disney announced that a broadway musical production was in the works. Are we really surprised OUaT chose to Elsa and Anna’s story to the list of fairy tale narratives inhabiting the small town of Storybrooke?
All this writer can say for sure? I really hope they choose Kristen Bell to play Anna!
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It’s no secret that we love Karen Gillan, so we’re pretty psyched to confirm that her newest role has been picked up by ABC! Earlier this spring, we brought you word about a charming new show featuring Whovian alum, Karen Gillan. Styled after George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmallion (and My Fair Lady, the musical counterpart), this Emily Kapnek created comedy stars Gillan as a social media junkie, Eliza Dooley, who thrives for the likes, follows and retweets she can accrue. But when a humiliating break-up goes viral, Eliza Dooley…
A sister who wants him dead, a father acting as judge who also wants him dead, his wife gone and no witness willing to come forward — George R.R. Martin certainly made things look bleak for Tyrion when he wrote this bit. How will Tyrion make out in the upcoming trial? One youtube user has an idea…
“Just days away from the actual airing of the HBO episode, Tyrion is brought to trial in this animated skit for slaying the king, but how will he defend himself when everyone he trusts already fled King’s Landing?”
Game of Thrones, episode 6: “The Laws of Gods and Men” airs this Sunday night on HBO at 9pm/8C.
Right now, the cast of Mockingjay: Part 2 of the Hunger Games franchise is hard at work in Paris — and thanks to some dedicated fans, you can check out some amazing set pics! There’s Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth blending in with Capitol citizens on their way to President Snow’s Mansion… Here’s a video of the filming… Check out these “Capitol” extras and the propaganda! Missing Josh Hutcherson? Here’s a video of Hutcherson, Lawrence, Hemsworth and Natalie Dormer in costume… Soo…anyone else beyond…
Who doesn’t adore comedian Billy Eichner these days? Between his recrurring roles on Parks and Rec, and Bob’s Burgers combined with his Funny or Die series “Billy on the Street,” we’re seeing more of Eichner than ever before. And we’re loving every second of it. Eichner’s particular brand of funny is quirky, a little brash and definitely utilizes his full vocal volume range. In his most recent minisode of “Billy on the Street,” Eichner met up with the talented Olivia Wilde. They discuss her sex life with fiancee,…
We’ve been curious as to what Fox had in mind for the Batman Prequel ever since it was announced earlier this year, now they’ve finally given us a glimpse to what’s in store. And personally? This writer isn’t terribly disappointed. Granted, I’m not comic book fanatic so my knowledge of Gotham and Batman, the Riddler, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, and Penguin is limited to cheesy reruns of Adam West’s 1966 interpretation of the masked vigilante — and, of course, movies released in the last 20 years.…
As facebook was all too happy to inform you, yesterday was Star Wars Day, “May the Fourth be with you.” In honor of the fan proclaimed holiday, JJ Abrams released a video selfie from London where he’s hard at work with Lawrence Kasdan finalizing the next Star Wars script. What was there to glean from the vid? Not a whole lot, other than to say that production is ramping up and casting announcements are continuing. Not that we’re still holding our breath for Zac Efron or…
No, it’s not a Doctor Who trailer — or even an air date, but at least we know who else is crafting Peter Capaldi’s narrative this season. Digital Spy broke the news earlier today, April 30th, that BBC veteran writers, Peter Harness and Jamie Mathieson will draft episodes for the eighth series of new Who. Starring Peter Capaldi as the twelfth doctor (/1st doctor of a new lifecycle?), we’ve all been dying to know what’s in store in the upcoming season. Steven Moffatt has dropped hints here…
We all know of plenty of brilliant actors who were typecast based on their first big role, so it’s not as if Arthur Darvill is the first (nor will he be the last). But how he’s chosen to express his frustration? Absolutely brilliant. Check it out!
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