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It's going to be a party in the U.S.A. this weekend on Saturday Night Live!
Miley Cyrus is hosting the premiere on Saturday, and she's got a very special guest joining the fun: Hillary Rodham Clinton, according to The New York Times.
Clinton's campaign has yet to confirm the appearance. But according
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Beware The Vulture!
After Brooklyn Nine-Nine's premiere last week, the 99th Precinct was left with one dead captain (Bill Hader) and a familiar face to take his place: Det. Pembroke, aka The Vulture (guest star Dean Winters). If you recall, the obnoxious braggart loves attention and always tries to
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The Mockingjay is not a member of Team Trump!
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Jennifer Lawrence said, "If Donald Trump becomes president, that will be the end of the world."
She expressed hope that it was all some freakish publicity stunt: "I genuinely believe that reality television has
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"For the first time in my life, I don't have to answer to anyone."
That's what Alicia (Julianna Margulies) says to Louis Canning (Michael J. Fox) on the Season 7 premiere of The Good Wife (Sunday, 9/8c, CBS) -- and for the first time, it's actually true. "Alicia is starting from scratch," executive
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We're less than a week away from the premiere of American Horror Story: Hotel, but you don't need to wait until Oct. 7 for the show to haunt your dreams.
On Thursday, American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy posted a video of the opening credits on YouTube, and it may be the franchise's creepiest
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With Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy finished and Game Of Thrones unlikely to head to cinema screens any time soon, studios are naturally looking for fantasy source material to fuel the next big franchise. Lionsgate thinks it might be on to a winner, securing a big deal for Patrick Rothfuss’ Kingkiller Chronicle series.
Rothfuss’ series, which kicked off in 2007, includes an anchor trilogy (with the third book likely next year) and three novellas set in the same world. The focus is told in three time streams: the present, in which the protagonist, Kvothe, is dictating his life’s story to a historian of sorts; the past, a first-person account of Kvothe’s life, and lastly, in chronologically cloudy parables and stories peppered throughout the books. It’s full of clever narrative tricks and meta subplots, and studios have been circling for a while, not least after Rothfuss took several meetings at the San Diego Comic-Con this summer. At one point, Fox Television was going to produce a series based on the books, but now Lionsgate and producer Robert Lawrence have much more expansive plans across different forms of media.
“Honestly, I've never been very interested in a straight-up movie deal,” Rothfuss says in a statement carried by The Hollywood Reporter. “But Lionsgate was willing to work out something different, a multi-platform deal where they develop the films, TV series, and games simultaneously. That will give us the screen time to develop the characters and show off the world. What's more, through this whole process, they've treated me with amazing respect. I never thought a studio would approach me as a creative partner who understands how stories work." Given that his books sell almost as well as George R.R. Martin’s, we can see why the studio was interested.
Though the most recent adaptations of his work – The Best Of Me and The Longest Ride – didn’t exactly set audience hearts aflame, the Nicholas Sparks romance factory keeps on clanking away. The latest to roll off the production line is The Choice, which finds Benjamin Walker and Teresa Palmer as the star-crossed lovers of the moment. Check out the first trailer below.
The Choice hit book shelves in April 2009 and focuses on Travis Parker (Walker), a man who would appear to be living the perfect life. He has a good job, great friends and the ideal living situation in a beautiful waterfront North Carolina home. Where women are concerned, he’s quite content to be the love-‘em-and-leave-‘em type until Gabby Holland (Palmer) moves in next door. Though there's initially more frustration than romance between them – and she already has a long-term boyfriend – they’re destined for one another, at least until the robot uprising occurs, and techno-devastation is wrought an accident leaves Gabby badly hurt and Travis terrified he’ll lose her.
Ross Katz handled directorial chores, with Demolition’s Bryan Sipe writing the adaptation. Alexandra Daddario, Maggie Grace, Tom Welling, Tom Wilkinson, Brad James and Heather Ashley Chase are all part of the film, which will attempt to make US cinemagoers swoon on February 5 before taking its chances with us on March 4.
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