An all-new original film, new “Star Trek,” and all the “Jackass” you could possibly want are all coming to Paramount Plus in February. Below we’ve assembled a complete list of everything new on Paramount+ this month, including the premiere of “Star Trek: Discovery” Season 4 on Feb. 10.
On Feb. 11, the Joey King-fronted supernatural love story “The In Between” arrives as a Paramount+ original film – just in time for Valentine’s Day.
In terms of library titles, three seasons of “Jackass” and five of the “Jackass” movies are available for streaming in concert with the release of the new film “Jackass Forever” (which is currently a theatrical-only release). Other highlights include “Airplane!”, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” “That Thing You Do!”, “Fight Club” and “Clue.”
Check out the full list of what’s new on Paramount Plus in February 2022 below.
Originals, Exclusives and Events
Feb. 2: Celebrity Big Brother Season 3 premieres
Feb.
On Feb. 11, the Joey King-fronted supernatural love story “The In Between” arrives as a Paramount+ original film – just in time for Valentine’s Day.
In terms of library titles, three seasons of “Jackass” and five of the “Jackass” movies are available for streaming in concert with the release of the new film “Jackass Forever” (which is currently a theatrical-only release). Other highlights include “Airplane!”, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” “That Thing You Do!”, “Fight Club” and “Clue.”
Check out the full list of what’s new on Paramount Plus in February 2022 below.
Originals, Exclusives and Events
Feb. 2: Celebrity Big Brother Season 3 premieres
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- 2/4/2022
- by Adam Chitwood
- The Wrap
This Monday on Scorpion (CBS, 10/9c), Cabe’s trial gets underway, and he apparently has a plan in place in the event of the worst-case scenario, as revealed in this exclusive sneak peek.
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In the above clip from the episode “Who Let the Dog Out (‘Cause Now It’s Stuck in a Cistern),” we find Cabe (played by Robert Patrick) putting the kibosh on a scheme to sway jurors, before he shares some sad news: his trial is closed to the public, so the team can’t be there to support him.
CalendarWhen Will Your Favorite Shows Return From the Holidays?
In the above clip from the episode “Who Let the Dog Out (‘Cause Now It’s Stuck in a Cistern),” we find Cabe (played by Robert Patrick) putting the kibosh on a scheme to sway jurors, before he shares some sad news: his trial is closed to the public, so the team can’t be there to support him.
- 12/8/2017
- TVLine.com
Louisa Mellor Dec 7, 2017
UK kids wouldn’t have survived the 90s without The Crystal Maze, Knightmare, Gladiators and more…
Remember boredom? Boredom was to a nineties childhood what stress is to modern adulthood – a constant and inescapable presence, relieved only by television.
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The difference is, even television could be boring in the nineties. Grown-ups exclusively watched One Man And His Dog, The Budget and Ballykissangel, the sort of programmes that gave you Sunday-night-dread any day of the week. Try as you might to escape border collies, Kenneth Clarke and priests having harvest festival scrapes in picturesque Irish villages, it simply wasn’t possible. There were no streaming services to come to your rescue. Video rental was a birthdays-only treat. What else were you supposed to do? Read?
Every so often, a bright light would shine through, illuminating the murk of Ground Force and Oh,...
UK kids wouldn’t have survived the 90s without The Crystal Maze, Knightmare, Gladiators and more…
Remember boredom? Boredom was to a nineties childhood what stress is to modern adulthood – a constant and inescapable presence, relieved only by television.
See related Gotham season 4 episode 7 review: A Day In The Narrows
The difference is, even television could be boring in the nineties. Grown-ups exclusively watched One Man And His Dog, The Budget and Ballykissangel, the sort of programmes that gave you Sunday-night-dread any day of the week. Try as you might to escape border collies, Kenneth Clarke and priests having harvest festival scrapes in picturesque Irish villages, it simply wasn’t possible. There were no streaming services to come to your rescue. Video rental was a birthdays-only treat. What else were you supposed to do? Read?
Every so often, a bright light would shine through, illuminating the murk of Ground Force and Oh,...
- 12/5/2017
- Den of Geek
One day after penning a New York Times op-ed about the infamous Access Hollywood tape that got him fired, Billy Bush continued his redemption tour on The Late Show Monday night.
Host Stephen Colbert began the Q&A by acknowledging why the tape is back in the public eye in the first place: President Trump, who can be heard in the footage describing how he touches and kisses women without their consent, has recently begun denying that it’s his voice in the video, which Bush said irks him.
VideosLaura Benanti’s Melania Trump Returns to Colbert, Plots White...
Host Stephen Colbert began the Q&A by acknowledging why the tape is back in the public eye in the first place: President Trump, who can be heard in the footage describing how he touches and kisses women without their consent, has recently begun denying that it’s his voice in the video, which Bush said irks him.
VideosLaura Benanti’s Melania Trump Returns to Colbert, Plots White...
- 12/5/2017
- TVLine.com
Billy Bush is back: The former Today host will stop by CBS’ Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Monday, making his first late-night appearance since the release of the infamous Access Hollywood tape last October.
RelatedMatt Lauer Breaks Silence In Wake of NBC Firing: ‘I Am Embarrassed and Ashamed,’ Calls Some Claims ‘Untrue’
News of the booking comes from The Hollywood Reporter, who notes that Bush’s Late Show appearance comes just days after Today host Matt Lauer was fired by NBC following a number of sexual harassment allegations. Bush lost his own job at Today last October after...
RelatedMatt Lauer Breaks Silence In Wake of NBC Firing: ‘I Am Embarrassed and Ashamed,’ Calls Some Claims ‘Untrue’
News of the booking comes from The Hollywood Reporter, who notes that Bush’s Late Show appearance comes just days after Today host Matt Lauer was fired by NBC following a number of sexual harassment allegations. Bush lost his own job at Today last October after...
- 12/1/2017
- TVLine.com
CBS on Friday announced the premiere dates for a pair of (very different) series premiering in early 2018.
RelatedMan With a Plan, Superior Donuts Get Full-Season Orders at CBS
First up is the new comedy Living Biblically, previously known as By the Book. Premiering Monday, Feb. 26 (9:30/8:30c), the series stars Jay R. Ferguson (The Real O’Neals) as Chip Curry, a man who decides to start living his life strictly according to the teachings of the Bible. Living Biblically also stars Lindsey Kraft (Getting On), Ian Gomez (Cougar Town), David Krumholtz (The Deuce), Tony Rock (All of Us...
RelatedMan With a Plan, Superior Donuts Get Full-Season Orders at CBS
First up is the new comedy Living Biblically, previously known as By the Book. Premiering Monday, Feb. 26 (9:30/8:30c), the series stars Jay R. Ferguson (The Real O’Neals) as Chip Curry, a man who decides to start living his life strictly according to the teachings of the Bible. Living Biblically also stars Lindsey Kraft (Getting On), Ian Gomez (Cougar Town), David Krumholtz (The Deuce), Tony Rock (All of Us...
- 12/1/2017
- TVLine.com
Elliot has a plan to thwart the Dark Army’s deadly plot this week on Mr. Robot — but is he already a few steps behind?
We pick up with Elliot confronting Angela about working with the Dark Army. She urges him to “let today happen,” convinced that Whiterose “is going to save the world.” Elliot says that’s all lies, calling Whiterose a terrorist, but Angela insists no one will die, “including your father and my mother.” (Again with the cryptic promises.) He gives up on her and rushes over to the E Corp data recovery building, where he hopes...
We pick up with Elliot confronting Angela about working with the Dark Army. She urges him to “let today happen,” convinced that Whiterose “is going to save the world.” Elliot says that’s all lies, calling Whiterose a terrorist, but Angela insists no one will die, “including your father and my mother.” (Again with the cryptic promises.) He gives up on her and rushes over to the E Corp data recovery building, where he hopes...
- 11/16/2017
- TVLine.com
Louisa Mellor Sep 13, 2017
Taskmaster returns for a fifth series tonight on Dave, featuring Bob Mortimer, Sally Phillips, Nish Kumar, Aisling Bea and Mark Watson...
“I think I could probably fit all that lot in my trousers,” says Tim Key gesturing at the crowded kitchen worktop of a London flat in this 2008 YouTube video. He then tests the hypothesis, starting with a loaf of bread, a bunch of bananas and a silver espresso maker. Into the trouser leg they go, followed by a parade of unlikely items - a cheese grater, a bottle of orange squash, an unwieldy marble bowl. Every so often, a hand reaches out from the camera to assist. It belongs to comedian Alex Horne, seen intermittently in the back of shot drinking a coffee and checking his watch.
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“Yeah, we had a lot of free time,...
Taskmaster returns for a fifth series tonight on Dave, featuring Bob Mortimer, Sally Phillips, Nish Kumar, Aisling Bea and Mark Watson...
“I think I could probably fit all that lot in my trousers,” says Tim Key gesturing at the crowded kitchen worktop of a London flat in this 2008 YouTube video. He then tests the hypothesis, starting with a loaf of bread, a bunch of bananas and a silver espresso maker. Into the trouser leg they go, followed by a parade of unlikely items - a cheese grater, a bottle of orange squash, an unwieldy marble bowl. Every so often, a hand reaches out from the camera to assist. It belongs to comedian Alex Horne, seen intermittently in the back of shot drinking a coffee and checking his watch.
See related John Wick 3 already on the cards John Wick 3: Keanu Reeves confirms his interest
“Yeah, we had a lot of free time,...
- 9/12/2017
- Den of Geek
CBS’ Big Brother this Thursday drew 6.4 million total viewers and a 1.8 rating, down 14 percent in the demo from its week-ago finals to equal its second-lowest Thursday rating for this cycle— and that is with NFL preemptions yet to be subtracted out. That said, it will as usual lead the night in the demo (while a Big Bang rerun delivered the largest audience).
Leading out of Bb, Zoo (2.9 mil/0.6) is currently matching last week’s prelim numbers.
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Elsewhere:
ABC | Pending NFL adjustments, Boy Band (2.7 mil/0.7) is looking at a demo high for its finale,...
Leading out of Bb, Zoo (2.9 mil/0.6) is currently matching last week’s prelim numbers.
RelatedFall TV: Your Handy Calendar of 100+ Premiere Dates
Elsewhere:
ABC | Pending NFL adjustments, Boy Band (2.7 mil/0.7) is looking at a demo high for its finale,...
- 8/25/2017
- TVLine.com
When Christina Arquette found out she was pregnant with her and husband David‘s second child — son Augustus “Gus” Alexis, now 4 months — she was “really, really excited.”
“My first pregnancy was beautiful, easy and happy. I was floating, eating everything I wanted,” she tells People for this week’s issue. “I thought, ‘Great, I get to feel that again.’ ”
But around her fifth week, Christina began suffering from bouts of intense nausea and vomiting. “It’s just a terrible feeling,” she laments. “I would be running to the bathroom and David would be holding my hair.”
Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements,...
“My first pregnancy was beautiful, easy and happy. I was floating, eating everything I wanted,” she tells People for this week’s issue. “I thought, ‘Great, I get to feel that again.’ ”
But around her fifth week, Christina began suffering from bouts of intense nausea and vomiting. “It’s just a terrible feeling,” she laments. “I would be running to the bathroom and David would be holding my hair.”
Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements,...
- 7/20/2017
- by Mary Green
- PEOPLE.com
Need to catch up? Check out the previous Power recap here.
Remember that part in the movie Speed when Keanu Reeves’ character accidentally jabs a screwdriver into the zooming bus’ gas tank, making a dire situation (“Keep it above 50!” or a bomb explodes) that much worse for himself and everyone unfortunate enough to be in his immediate vicinity?
“What, you thought you needed another challenge or something?” Sandra Bullock’s Annie yells at him from the driver’s seat.
I had a similar reaction to this week’s Power, in which Tommy decides that the best way to handle Bailey...
Remember that part in the movie Speed when Keanu Reeves’ character accidentally jabs a screwdriver into the zooming bus’ gas tank, making a dire situation (“Keep it above 50!” or a bomb explodes) that much worse for himself and everyone unfortunate enough to be in his immediate vicinity?
“What, you thought you needed another challenge or something?” Sandra Bullock’s Annie yells at him from the driver’s seat.
I had a similar reaction to this week’s Power, in which Tommy decides that the best way to handle Bailey...
- 7/17/2017
- TVLine.com
Net 8Pm 8:30Pm 9Pm 9:30Pm 10Pm 10:30Pm ABC The 25th Espys CBS Big Brother Salvation Criminal Minds (R) CW Arrow (R) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (R) Fox MasterChef The F Word with Gordon Ramsey Snowfall (FX) NBC Little Big Shots The Carmichael Show The Carmichael Show (R) This Is Us (R) Misc Kingdom (At&T) Younger […]...
- 7/12/2017
- by theTVaddict
- The TV Addict
Need to catch up? Check out our previous Power recap here.
Let the freakout begin!
Members of Ghost’s entourage start to squirm, exhibiting varying degrees of worry, when the Feds start hauling them in for questioning in this week’s Power. (Can you guess who’s the weakest link?)
Meanwhile, Ghost and his legal team nab a serious win, thanks to some shady/arrogant work on the part of the Assistant United States Attorney’s Office. But it might not matter all that much, given that a fellow inmate susses out James’ true identity based on a hunch and one phone call.
Let the freakout begin!
Members of Ghost’s entourage start to squirm, exhibiting varying degrees of worry, when the Feds start hauling them in for questioning in this week’s Power. (Can you guess who’s the weakest link?)
Meanwhile, Ghost and his legal team nab a serious win, thanks to some shady/arrogant work on the part of the Assistant United States Attorney’s Office. But it might not matter all that much, given that a fellow inmate susses out James’ true identity based on a hunch and one phone call.
- 7/10/2017
- TVLine.com
Welcome to The Water Cooler, a weekly feature where the /Film staff is free to go off-topic and talk about everything except the movies and TV shows they normally write about. In this edition: Ethan Anderton is watching Big Brother season 19 and enjoying the hell out of it, Peter Sciretta played Escape From 100 Million B.C., Ben Pearson is […]
The post The Water Cooler: ‘Big Brother’ Season 19, ‘The Secret History of Hollywood’ Podcast, and a Great Time Travel Board Game appeared first on /Film.
The post The Water Cooler: ‘Big Brother’ Season 19, ‘The Secret History of Hollywood’ Podcast, and a Great Time Travel Board Game appeared first on /Film.
- 7/6/2017
- by /Film Staff
- Slash Film
Net 8Pm 8:30Pm 9Pm 9:30Pm 10Pm 10:30Pm ABC The Goldbergs (R) Speechless (R) Modern Family (R) American Housewife (R) To Tell the Truth CBS Big Brother Criminal Minds (R) Criminal Minds (R) CW Arrow (R) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (R) Fox MasterChef The F Word with Gordon Ramsey Snowfall (FX) NBC Little Big Shots The […]...
- 7/5/2017
- by theTVaddict
- The TV Addict
Rob Lowe is venturing out into the field on Code Black next season — and he’s hitching a ride with Moon Bloodgood.
The Falling Skies alum is joining the CBS medical drama’s upcoming third season in the recurring role of Rox, a brassy and competitive paramedic who thinks fast on her feet and doesn’t scare easily. Heroic and full of command, she finds a new challenge in her ride-along partner, Lowe’s Dr. Willis.
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As exec producer Michael Seitzman explains, Willis — who is an active member of...
The Falling Skies alum is joining the CBS medical drama’s upcoming third season in the recurring role of Rox, a brassy and competitive paramedic who thinks fast on her feet and doesn’t scare easily. Heroic and full of command, she finds a new challenge in her ride-along partner, Lowe’s Dr. Willis.
RelatedFall TV Schedule 2017: What’s on When? And Versus What?
As exec producer Michael Seitzman explains, Willis — who is an active member of...
- 6/28/2017
- TVLine.com
The odds of a “magic healing sticker” being an effective alternative to health care are even slimmer than the odds of Gwyneth Paltrow agreeing to appear on The Late Show again.
PhotosColbert Takes Late Show to Russia, Trolls President Trump on Twitter
Stephen Colbert on Tuesday made a mockery of the Academy Award winner’s Goop lifestyle brand, which has released a line of wearable stickers that allegedly “treat conditions like hangovers, help you with mental focus and even hydrate” — all for the low, low price of $60. “Previously, if you wanted wearable stickers that promote healing, you had to buy a box of Band-Aids,...
PhotosColbert Takes Late Show to Russia, Trolls President Trump on Twitter
Stephen Colbert on Tuesday made a mockery of the Academy Award winner’s Goop lifestyle brand, which has released a line of wearable stickers that allegedly “treat conditions like hangovers, help you with mental focus and even hydrate” — all for the low, low price of $60. “Previously, if you wanted wearable stickers that promote healing, you had to buy a box of Band-Aids,...
- 6/28/2017
- TVLine.com
Net 8Pm 8:30Pm 9Pm 9:30Pm 10Pm 10:30Pm ABC The Goldbergs (R) Speechless (R) Modern Family (R) American Housewife (R) To Tell the Truth CBS Big Brother Criminal Minds (R) CW Arrow (R) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (R) Fox MasterChef The F Word with Gordon Ramsey Fargo (FX) NBC Little Big Shots The Carmichael Show The […]...
- 6/28/2017
- by theTVaddict
- The TV Addict
As you might surmise from watching its first seasons, unleashing Zoo on summertime audiences has been no less than “two tons of fun” for the CBS thriller’s cast and creatives, Billy Burke avows.
PhotosZoo First Look: See How ‘Dead’ Mitch Spent the Past Decade!
One need look no further than Zoo‘s sophomore finale for proof of its “anything goes” ambitions, as a pack of hybrid creatures attacked veterinary pathologist Mitch Morgan, who had sacrificed his life for a greater good. Cue a 10-year time jump, where a sterilized mankind is watching the last of the children graduate grade school,...
PhotosZoo First Look: See How ‘Dead’ Mitch Spent the Past Decade!
One need look no further than Zoo‘s sophomore finale for proof of its “anything goes” ambitions, as a pack of hybrid creatures attacked veterinary pathologist Mitch Morgan, who had sacrificed his life for a greater good. Cue a 10-year time jump, where a sterilized mankind is watching the last of the children graduate grade school,...
- 6/27/2017
- TVLine.com
The typically apolitical James Corden took time out of his show on Tuesday to address President Donald Trump and his administration’s seeming disregard for the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
The Late Late Show host spoke with a heavy heart, as he addressed the news that six of the 18 members on Trump’s HIV/AIDS council had resigned because the president “simply does not care” about the epidemic. Citing further proof, Corden pointed out that the website for the Office of National AIDS Policy was taken down on the day that Potus took office. What’s more, “he has proposed changes to health care,...
The Late Late Show host spoke with a heavy heart, as he addressed the news that six of the 18 members on Trump’s HIV/AIDS council had resigned because the president “simply does not care” about the epidemic. Citing further proof, Corden pointed out that the website for the Office of National AIDS Policy was taken down on the day that Potus took office. What’s more, “he has proposed changes to health care,...
- 6/21/2017
- TVLine.com
In something of an unprecedented move for a celebrity of her caliber, Katy Perry took YouTube by storm last weekend when she announced that she’d be streaming live from a Big Brother-style house for four nonstop days in celebration of her new album, Witness.
By YouTube’s account, the experiment -- called Witness World Wide, and featuring guest appearances from James Corden (below), Liza Koshy, Gordon Ramsey, and Gigi Gorgeous -- looks to have been an enormous success. Over 49 million fans from 190 different countries tuned in to watch the stream over the course of four days, according to Billboard.
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By YouTube’s account, the experiment -- called Witness World Wide, and featuring guest appearances from James Corden (below), Liza Koshy, Gordon Ramsey, and Gigi Gorgeous -- looks to have been an enormous success. Over 49 million fans from 190 different countries tuned in to watch the stream over the course of four days, according to Billboard.
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- 6/16/2017
- by Geoff Weiss
- Tubefilter.com
Every week, IndieWire asks a select handful of TV critics two questions and publishes the results on Tuesday. (The answer to the second, “What is the best show currently on TV?” can be found at the end of this post.)
This week’s question: What is your go-to guilty pleasure viewing?
Daniel Fienberg (@TheFienPrint), The Hollywood Reporter
Love what you watch, watch what you love and don’t be guilty to love what you love. Life is too short to have guilty pleasures. Of course, are there things I watch that I know aren’t “quality”? Sure! Any time I watch an episode of “House Hunters” or “House Hunters International” and find myself rooting for an incompatible, self-absorbed couple with an outlandish and indefensible budget to either break up on the spot or to make a housing choice that will surely facilitate a “Money Pit-“style scenario in which their...
This week’s question: What is your go-to guilty pleasure viewing?
Daniel Fienberg (@TheFienPrint), The Hollywood Reporter
Love what you watch, watch what you love and don’t be guilty to love what you love. Life is too short to have guilty pleasures. Of course, are there things I watch that I know aren’t “quality”? Sure! Any time I watch an episode of “House Hunters” or “House Hunters International” and find myself rooting for an incompatible, self-absorbed couple with an outlandish and indefensible budget to either break up on the spot or to make a housing choice that will surely facilitate a “Money Pit-“style scenario in which their...
- 6/13/2017
- by Hanh Nguyen
- Indiewire
Mitch Morgan may be alive when Zoo unleashes Season 3, but boy, is he in deep, as seen in these exclusive (and provocative) photos.
RelatedCBS’ Zoo, Big Brother, New Asteroid Thriller Get Summer Premiere Dates
As a refresher: When last we tuned into CBS’ adaptation of the James Patterson novel, Mitch (played by Billy Burke) had made the ultimate sacrifice on the island laboratory of Panagaea, letting himself be mauled by feral hybrids so that his friends could escape by air. (Rewatch the frightful moment here.) But in the season-ending epilogue, which leapt forward a full 10 years, a grown-up Clementine (new...
RelatedCBS’ Zoo, Big Brother, New Asteroid Thriller Get Summer Premiere Dates
As a refresher: When last we tuned into CBS’ adaptation of the James Patterson novel, Mitch (played by Billy Burke) had made the ultimate sacrifice on the island laboratory of Panagaea, letting himself be mauled by feral hybrids so that his friends could escape by air. (Rewatch the frightful moment here.) But in the season-ending epilogue, which leapt forward a full 10 years, a grown-up Clementine (new...
- 6/7/2017
- TVLine.com
If you're looking to add a slasher twist to your family game night, then you'll be excited by an update on the Mixtape Massacre board game in today's Horror Highlights, which also includes Phoenix Incident, Wizard World Free Comic Book Day news, and a new episode of the Splathouse podcast.
Mixtape Massacre Pre-Orders & Black Masque Expansion: From Mixtape Massacre: "Hey Slashers!
Just heard from the shipping company that the games will arrive May 8th!
All pre-orders will begin shipping after arrival. If you want to get your hands on a copy sooner than later, pre-order is the way to go.
We're pumped to get these games into your hands so you and your friends can start stacking up your body counts!
After pre-orders are mailed, we will begin shipping out orders at regular turn around time. As always, feel free to message us with any questions and follow the fun on social!
Mixtape Massacre Pre-Orders & Black Masque Expansion: From Mixtape Massacre: "Hey Slashers!
Just heard from the shipping company that the games will arrive May 8th!
All pre-orders will begin shipping after arrival. If you want to get your hands on a copy sooner than later, pre-order is the way to go.
We're pumped to get these games into your hands so you and your friends can start stacking up your body counts!
After pre-orders are mailed, we will begin shipping out orders at regular turn around time. As always, feel free to message us with any questions and follow the fun on social!
- 5/1/2017
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
Author: Cai Ross
Earth’s future has always proved a playground of possibility for scriptwriters and directors. Artists are rarely content to make do within the confines of what is merely possible. Setting a movie years in the future is a way of letting their minds off the leash, while usually offering an allegorical reflection of the times in which we currently live. As one fictional time-travel expert once said, “The future is not set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves.”
Snow White & The Huntsman director Rupert Sanders is the latest in a long line of visual soothsayers who has made his own fate in the form of Ghost In The Shell, which offers us a metropolitan futureworld full of gymnastic augmented cybernetic agents, colossal 3D advertisements and the increasingly regular sight of Juliette Binoche in a lab-coat.
Like many futuristic sci-fi movies, Ghost In The Shell...
Earth’s future has always proved a playground of possibility for scriptwriters and directors. Artists are rarely content to make do within the confines of what is merely possible. Setting a movie years in the future is a way of letting their minds off the leash, while usually offering an allegorical reflection of the times in which we currently live. As one fictional time-travel expert once said, “The future is not set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves.”
Snow White & The Huntsman director Rupert Sanders is the latest in a long line of visual soothsayers who has made his own fate in the form of Ghost In The Shell, which offers us a metropolitan futureworld full of gymnastic augmented cybernetic agents, colossal 3D advertisements and the increasingly regular sight of Juliette Binoche in a lab-coat.
Like many futuristic sci-fi movies, Ghost In The Shell...
- 3/30/2017
- by Cai Ross
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
New York City radio icon Angie Martinez has signed a development deal with Endemol Shine. Alongside Major TV and Endemol, the production company behind “Big Brother” and “MasterChef,” the host of weekday radio program “The Angie Martinez Show” will develop unscripted and scripted content for both traditional and digital platforms. Martinez’s experience isn’t limited to just radio, over her 20-year career she’s also covered pop culture on television and even written a memoir, “My Voice.” Also Read: Kroq Personality Lisa May Breaks Silence on Being Fired From 'Kevin & Bean Show' “Angie is undeniably one of the most influential personalities in pop culture,...
- 1/19/2017
- by Tony Maglio
- The Wrap
Joyce Bonelli is one proud mama.
The celebrity makeup artist — who works regularly with Kim, Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian — recently welcomed twin boys with her husband Ben Taverniti. She took to Instagram this week to announce their arrival with a slew of pictures, including one topless breastfeeding shot — and an inspiring message about motherhood.
“Goddess Vibes Like No Other,” she captioned the black-and-white photo of herself with one baby on each breast. “Pulling that inner most deepest strength while you feel as though you have none left to give. Weak and tired, pain unknown, exhaustion unreal, and you still stand up.
The celebrity makeup artist — who works regularly with Kim, Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian — recently welcomed twin boys with her husband Ben Taverniti. She took to Instagram this week to announce their arrival with a slew of pictures, including one topless breastfeeding shot — and an inspiring message about motherhood.
“Goddess Vibes Like No Other,” she captioned the black-and-white photo of herself with one baby on each breast. “Pulling that inner most deepest strength while you feel as though you have none left to give. Weak and tired, pain unknown, exhaustion unreal, and you still stand up.
- 12/28/2016
- by Aurelie Corinthios
- PEOPLE.com
Three episodes were provided prior to broadcast.
It’s somewhere around the explanation of Incorporated‘s bifurcated future world, wherein unemployed urchins rule the slums and sleek worker bees look down their noses from glossy high-rises, that Syfy’s new show peaks creatively. The vision echoes the futures of plenty of other sci-fi works (weirdly, I was reminded of the Ethan Hawke, us-vs-them vampire flick Daybreakers), but it has undeniably interesting ideas of its own.
Unfortunately, that exact moment where the show peaks creatively is in an opening credits scroll; the subsequent story navigating us through Incorporated‘s potentially bountiful near-future is sluggish and, as far as duplicitous business thrillers go, inert. Incorporated falls further along the high-quality end of the Syfy spectrum than, say, Aftermath or Hunters, but it’s far short of the network’s current best: The Expanse and The Magicians. An interesting world worth getting lost...
It’s somewhere around the explanation of Incorporated‘s bifurcated future world, wherein unemployed urchins rule the slums and sleek worker bees look down their noses from glossy high-rises, that Syfy’s new show peaks creatively. The vision echoes the futures of plenty of other sci-fi works (weirdly, I was reminded of the Ethan Hawke, us-vs-them vampire flick Daybreakers), but it has undeniably interesting ideas of its own.
Unfortunately, that exact moment where the show peaks creatively is in an opening credits scroll; the subsequent story navigating us through Incorporated‘s potentially bountiful near-future is sluggish and, as far as duplicitous business thrillers go, inert. Incorporated falls further along the high-quality end of the Syfy spectrum than, say, Aftermath or Hunters, but it’s far short of the network’s current best: The Expanse and The Magicians. An interesting world worth getting lost...
- 11/29/2016
- by Mitchel Broussard
- We Got This Covered
Patrick Sproull Nov 1, 2016
American Horror Story's reinvigorated season 6 is the most entertaining and coherent the show's been in a long while. Spoilers ahead...
Warning: contains spoilers for American Horror Story: Roanoke and American Horror Story: Hotel’s premiere.
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It’s easy for a show like American Horror Story to lose its way. Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's anthology series sets itself the challenge of establishing a weird, off-kilter tone whilst also crafting an engaging and worthwhile story from scratch each year. Arguably since Asylum, that's a challenge it's struggled to achieve.
Freak Show, Hotel and Coven to a lesser extent all fell short of the mark, losing their audiences in a mire of confusing sub-plots, quirky yet inconsequential supporting characters and writing that felt self-satisfied at times. The departure of the show’s secret sauce,...
American Horror Story's reinvigorated season 6 is the most entertaining and coherent the show's been in a long while. Spoilers ahead...
Warning: contains spoilers for American Horror Story: Roanoke and American Horror Story: Hotel’s premiere.
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It’s easy for a show like American Horror Story to lose its way. Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's anthology series sets itself the challenge of establishing a weird, off-kilter tone whilst also crafting an engaging and worthwhile story from scratch each year. Arguably since Asylum, that's a challenge it's struggled to achieve.
Freak Show, Hotel and Coven to a lesser extent all fell short of the mark, losing their audiences in a mire of confusing sub-plots, quirky yet inconsequential supporting characters and writing that felt self-satisfied at times. The departure of the show’s secret sauce,...
- 10/31/2016
- Den of Geek
There’s no more obvious candidate for directing a Edward Snowden biopic than Oliver Stone, the reigning king of conspiratorial left-wing political thrillers. However, the definitive movie about Snowden’s dramatic leak of Nsa files already exists: Laura Poitras’ Oscar-winning documentary “Citizenfour.” Stone’s “Snowden” recounts the same events, using them as a framing device to recount the young character’s radicalization. As a result, “Snowden” largely becomes the CliffsNotes “Citizenfour,” now with a Hollywood gloss.
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We find the defector (Joseph Gordon-Levitt, whose monotonous intonations echo Snowden’s own) meeting with a camera-wielding Poitras (an underutilized Melissa Leo), along with former Guardian reporters Glenn Greenwald (an overzealous Zachary Quinto) and Ewen MacAskill (Tom Wilkinson on autopilot). That interrogation shapes “Snowden” as it flashes back from the 2013 encounter to 2004, then works its way toward the present, as the...
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We find the defector (Joseph Gordon-Levitt, whose monotonous intonations echo Snowden’s own) meeting with a camera-wielding Poitras (an underutilized Melissa Leo), along with former Guardian reporters Glenn Greenwald (an overzealous Zachary Quinto) and Ewen MacAskill (Tom Wilkinson on autopilot). That interrogation shapes “Snowden” as it flashes back from the 2013 encounter to 2004, then works its way toward the present, as the...
- 9/10/2016
- by Eric Kohn
- Indiewire
Well, this is quite a twist. An… Oliver Twist.
The classic Charles Dickens novel Oliver Twist is being reimagined as a female-driven crime procedural by NBC, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The project, tentatively titled Twist, promises “a sexy contemporary take” centering on a twentysomething woman named Twist who teams up with a group of skilled outcasts to catch wealthy criminals.
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This is just the latest are-they-serious? reboot heading to the small screen. Earlier this week, Fox announced they would reboot the tale of King Arthur and Camelot as a police procedural.
The classic Charles Dickens novel Oliver Twist is being reimagined as a female-driven crime procedural by NBC, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The project, tentatively titled Twist, promises “a sexy contemporary take” centering on a twentysomething woman named Twist who teams up with a group of skilled outcasts to catch wealthy criminals.
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This is just the latest are-they-serious? reboot heading to the small screen. Earlier this week, Fox announced they would reboot the tale of King Arthur and Camelot as a police procedural.
- 9/2/2016
- TVLine.com
It was 27 years ago today, in the final months of the 1980s, that the one of the defining shows of the 1990s, Seinfeld, premiered. Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David launched the “show about nothing” though they’d been asked to put together a 90-minute TV special. A season pick-up at first seemed unlikely after the pilot airing, but NBC execs ended up finding the money to order more episodes by making one fewer Bob Hope special, and the show of course went on to become one of the most successful and beloved comedies in television history, giving us the Soup Nazi, the Festivus pole, George’s musical answering machine, and a showcase for a quartet of four core comedic talents. Other notable July 5 happenings in pop culture history: • 1954: The BBC broadcast its first daily television news program. • 1954: Elvis Presley recorded his version of “That’s All Right.” • 1968:...
- 7/5/2016
- by Emily Rome
- Hitfix
Chicago – Two months ago, producer/director/cinematographer/editor Gordon Quinn received the Baadasssss Award from the 2016 Cimm Fest, for his longtime contributions to the cinema scene in Chicago through Kartemquin Films. The famous production house, known for their documentaries, is celebrating their 50th anniversary.
Kartemquin began in 1966 when three newly minted University of Chicago grads partnered to create socially conscious films, and took part of their names – Stan KARter, Jerry TEManer and Gordon QUINn – to form Kartemquin Films. Towards the end of the 1960s, Karter and Temaner had moved on, and the late Jerry Blumenthal stepped in to become the de facto fourth founder. It is Gordon Quinn that remains after 50 years, and he is the standard bearer for a film company that seeks to be a home for independent filmmakers who develop documentaries that deepen our understanding of society through everyday human drama – focusing on people whose lives are...
Kartemquin began in 1966 when three newly minted University of Chicago grads partnered to create socially conscious films, and took part of their names – Stan KARter, Jerry TEManer and Gordon QUINn – to form Kartemquin Films. Towards the end of the 1960s, Karter and Temaner had moved on, and the late Jerry Blumenthal stepped in to become the de facto fourth founder. It is Gordon Quinn that remains after 50 years, and he is the standard bearer for a film company that seeks to be a home for independent filmmakers who develop documentaries that deepen our understanding of society through everyday human drama – focusing on people whose lives are...
- 6/21/2016
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
Even Superman likes to get his drink on. When Henry Cavill isn't busy saving the world as Superman, he enjoys spending his downtime with friends playing video games and going out drinking at bars. And the actor isn't even bothered when fans approach him for a picture while he's out - as long as they know what to expect. "If people want to take a photo, that's fine," Cavill, 32, told DuJour magazine. "But they're going to get a photo of me drunk." While Cavill has become a seasoned pro at posing for fan photos (drunk or sober) walking red carpets...
- 2/23/2016
- by Jodi Guglielmi, @JodiGug3
- PEOPLE.com
Even Superman likes to get his drink on. When Henry Cavill isn't busy saving the world as Superman, he enjoys spending his downtime with friends playing video games and going out drinking at bars. And the actor isn't even bothered when fans approach him for a picture while he's out - as long as they know what to expect. "If people want to take a photo, that's fine," Cavill, 32, told DuJour magazine. "But they're going to get a photo of me drunk." While Cavill has become a seasoned pro at posing for fan photos (drunk or sober) walking red carpets...
- 2/23/2016
- by Jodi Guglielmi, @JodiGug3
- PEOPLE.com
Simon Cowell wants to ''poach'' 'Big Brother's Emma Willis and Rylan Clark for a hosting gig on the 'X Factor.' The 56-year-old boss is reportedly keen to snatch the well-loved duo from the Channel 5 programme as he wants to shake up the ITV show once again next year by bringing them in as replacements for Olly Murs and Caroline Flack. A source told the Daily Star newspaper: ''It would cause fireworks poaching Emma and Rylan off 'Big Brother' but Simon usually gets what he wants. He nicked Alesha Dixon off 'Strictly' to be a judge on 'Britain's Got Talent' and Rita...
- 12/9/2015
- Virgin Media - TV
Following another rough-and-tumble season of Project Runway, the Lifetime reality show on Thursday announced its latest champion.
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Four contestants remained at the top of Thursday’s nail-biting finale — Kelly Dempsey, Candice Cuoco, Ashley Tipton and Edmond Newton — but only one could be crowned this year’s winner. And that person is… Tipton!
Tipton, who wowed the crowd (and the internet) with her plus-sized line during New York Fashion Week, was overwhelmed when she was announced this year’s winner.
“These definitely are happy tears,” she said. “Thank you so much.
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Four contestants remained at the top of Thursday’s nail-biting finale — Kelly Dempsey, Candice Cuoco, Ashley Tipton and Edmond Newton — but only one could be crowned this year’s winner. And that person is… Tipton!
Tipton, who wowed the crowd (and the internet) with her plus-sized line during New York Fashion Week, was overwhelmed when she was announced this year’s winner.
“These definitely are happy tears,” she said. “Thank you so much.
- 11/6/2015
- TVLine.com
"All right, me Old Chinas, it's me, Danny Dyer."
As if any introduction was necessary. Yes, everyone's favourite cockney stereotype and TV pub landlord is back - this time in paper form, with his new book Life Lessons from the East End.
The 38-year-old has forthright views on everything from the "slags" of modern pop to the "melts" of world politics, as well as revelations on his curious father figure - and how EastEnders producers stopped him drinking the booze in the Queen Vic.
So sit ya bottle down and take a butcher's hook at 12 eye-popping extracts from the star's tome below...
1. Danny Dyer almost didn't meet with EastEnders' executive producer because he couldn't afford the petrol
The actor admits that he was at his "lowest ebb" before getting the role in the BBC One soap, and how "one of the big anxieties going to the meeting was whether...
As if any introduction was necessary. Yes, everyone's favourite cockney stereotype and TV pub landlord is back - this time in paper form, with his new book Life Lessons from the East End.
The 38-year-old has forthright views on everything from the "slags" of modern pop to the "melts" of world politics, as well as revelations on his curious father figure - and how EastEnders producers stopped him drinking the booze in the Queen Vic.
So sit ya bottle down and take a butcher's hook at 12 eye-popping extracts from the star's tome below...
1. Danny Dyer almost didn't meet with EastEnders' executive producer because he couldn't afford the petrol
The actor admits that he was at his "lowest ebb" before getting the role in the BBC One soap, and how "one of the big anxieties going to the meeting was whether...
- 10/21/2015
- Digital Spy
Sunday funday! David and Victoria Beckham's kids -- Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 12, Cruz, 10, and Harper, 3 -- spent some quality time over the weekend with Gordon Ramsay's fam -- Megan, 16, Matilda, 13, and 15-year-old twins, Jack and Holly. The kiddos were snapped riding scooters together on Instagram, hopping on the motorized rides two at a time. Big brother Brooklyn was there to make sure little Harper stayed safe -- can you believe how big she is now?! It seems that the youngest member of the Beckham brood is quite a tomboy. She even wants to follow in her dad's footsteps on the soccer field. "She loves fashion, as all of the girls do… but she loves sports," Victoria recently told "Good Morning America." "She said to me the other day, ‘Mommy I think I want to play football!'” "Dagger through the heart. I have three boys that want to play football.
- 9/29/2015
- by tooFab Staff
- TooFab
At the close of The Big Bang Theory‘s Season 9 premiere, Leonard and Penny, as well as Sheldon and Amy, were on uncertain terms.
In “The Matrimonial Momentum,” Leonard and Penny’s wedded bliss was quickly halted once Penny learned her husband worked alongside the woman with whom he once “cheated.” Meanwhile, Amy officially called it quits with Shelly after one too many insensitive comments, forcing him to phone his devout Christian mother (returning guest star Laurie Metcalf) and ask that she remove Amy from her prayers!
Let’s break down the big moments from Monday’s opener:
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In “The Matrimonial Momentum,” Leonard and Penny’s wedded bliss was quickly halted once Penny learned her husband worked alongside the woman with whom he once “cheated.” Meanwhile, Amy officially called it quits with Shelly after one too many insensitive comments, forcing him to phone his devout Christian mother (returning guest star Laurie Metcalf) and ask that she remove Amy from her prayers!
Let’s break down the big moments from Monday’s opener:
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- 9/22/2015
- TVLine.com
Nine Network Perth MD and network programming executive David Mott has been named CEO of ITV Studios (Itvs) Australia, succeeding Anita Jacoby, who departed in August after two years in the job.
Mott will start in November, reporting to Maria Kyriacou, MD of ITV Studios Global Entertainment. Ray Wardrop, a former Gm of the Seven. Network's Perth channel, will succeed Mott on November 2.
ITV.s slate includes I.m A Celebrity. Get Me Out of Here, which has been renewed for 2016, The Chase and Shaun Micallef.s Mad as Hell.
Augustus Dulgaro, who had been acting CEO, has been given the newly created role of COO, ITV Studios Australia. He will continue as executive vice president, distribution for Asia Pacific for ITV Studios Global Entertainment.
Mott was chief programming officer at Network Ten from 1997 until 2012 where he commissioned hits such as Big Brother, Australian Idol and MasterChef. He quit after...
Mott will start in November, reporting to Maria Kyriacou, MD of ITV Studios Global Entertainment. Ray Wardrop, a former Gm of the Seven. Network's Perth channel, will succeed Mott on November 2.
ITV.s slate includes I.m A Celebrity. Get Me Out of Here, which has been renewed for 2016, The Chase and Shaun Micallef.s Mad as Hell.
Augustus Dulgaro, who had been acting CEO, has been given the newly created role of COO, ITV Studios Australia. He will continue as executive vice president, distribution for Asia Pacific for ITV Studios Global Entertainment.
Mott was chief programming officer at Network Ten from 1997 until 2012 where he commissioned hits such as Big Brother, Australian Idol and MasterChef. He quit after...
- 9/16/2015
- by Don Groves
- IF.com.au
"The Golden Girls," the superhero quartet of choice for people who found "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" not bad-ass enough, turns 30 years old today. The Miami-set series enjoys a huge following even today, which is no surprise when you consider that the show's four lead actresses all won Emmys for their work. To celebrate their awesomeness, let's pick the Golden Girls' best non-"Golden Girls" moments. Rue McClanahan in "Starship Troopers" Look at Rue McClanahan owning that Blanche Devereux sauciness and absolutely terrifying Casper Van Dien and Denise Richards in "Starship Troopers." Her Karl Lagerfeld-like intensity is fantastic. Even Robert Heinlein couldn't have predicted how welcome McClanahan's presence would be in a sci-fi caper. Estelle Getty talks feminism on "The Joan Rivers Show" Since everyone's bemoaning that Vanity Fair photo of the all-male late night hosting crew, let's take a moment to remember how kickass Joan Rivers' show was.
- 9/14/2015
- by Louis Virtel
- Hitfix
UK TV ratings roundup - data supplied by Barb
The X Factor enjoyed its best Sunday ratings of 2015 so far, according to overnight figures.
The ITV talent show entertained an average 6.96 million viewers (30.9%) at 8pm, with a further 367,000 (1.7%) on +1. This is up by around 300k from last week, but down over 500k from Saturday's series best ratings. The Xtra Factor was seen by 480k (2.2%) at 9pm on ITV2.
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Later on ITV, the final part of Ray Winstone's The Trials of Jimmy Rose thrilled 2.93m (13.6%) at 9pm (310k/2.2% on +1).
On Channel 4, Shane Meadows's This is England '90 launched with 1.56m (7.2%) at 9pm (306k/2.1%). Earlier, Time Crashers brought in 465k (2.1%) at 8pm (124k/0.6%), while The 90s: 10 Years that Changed the World interested 795k (6.1%) at 10pm (127k/1.8%).
On BBC One, Countryfile appealed to 5.16m (28.2%) at 6.30pm, followed by Antiques Roadshow...
The X Factor enjoyed its best Sunday ratings of 2015 so far, according to overnight figures.
The ITV talent show entertained an average 6.96 million viewers (30.9%) at 8pm, with a further 367,000 (1.7%) on +1. This is up by around 300k from last week, but down over 500k from Saturday's series best ratings. The Xtra Factor was seen by 480k (2.2%) at 9pm on ITV2.
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Later on ITV, the final part of Ray Winstone's The Trials of Jimmy Rose thrilled 2.93m (13.6%) at 9pm (310k/2.2% on +1).
On Channel 4, Shane Meadows's This is England '90 launched with 1.56m (7.2%) at 9pm (306k/2.1%). Earlier, Time Crashers brought in 465k (2.1%) at 8pm (124k/0.6%), while The 90s: 10 Years that Changed the World interested 795k (6.1%) at 10pm (127k/1.8%).
On BBC One, Countryfile appealed to 5.16m (28.2%) at 6.30pm, followed by Antiques Roadshow...
- 9/14/2015
- Digital Spy
Gemma Collins is hoping for "another chance" to take part on I'm a Celebrity following her disastrous (if not hilarious) short-lived stint last year.
The TV star - who recently quit reality TV show The Only Way is Essex after four years - told The Sun: "Hopefully one day the producers might give me another chance. And if it came up again, I would grab it with both hands.
"Everything would be different a second time. I'd be like Lara Croft and Angelina Jolie rolled into one, and I'd do the tasks. I'm not scared of nothing."
Collins quit the ITV show after just four days when she seemingly struggled to cope and complained of having malaria.
Describing herself as a "broken woman" when she entered the jungle following an alleged fight with her then-boyfriend Alex Moss, she continued: "I am perfect for that show, and I still think I...
The TV star - who recently quit reality TV show The Only Way is Essex after four years - told The Sun: "Hopefully one day the producers might give me another chance. And if it came up again, I would grab it with both hands.
"Everything would be different a second time. I'd be like Lara Croft and Angelina Jolie rolled into one, and I'd do the tasks. I'm not scared of nothing."
Collins quit the ITV show after just four days when she seemingly struggled to cope and complained of having malaria.
Describing herself as a "broken woman" when she entered the jungle following an alleged fight with her then-boyfriend Alex Moss, she continued: "I am perfect for that show, and I still think I...
- 8/25/2015
- Digital Spy
Former Big Brother presenter Mike Goldman wrote, co-produced and stars in Shooting Goldman, a hoax feature-length documentary.
Filmed over four years and produced and directed by Tony Prescott, the film follows Goldman as he struggles to break out of the reality TV show shadow and pursues his ambition to become a film actor.
His delusion escalates till he isn.t sure what is and isn.t real anymore. He becomes increasingly unsure of himself and begins to think his family and friends are actors.
Mike.s father Grant, a radio veteran who hosts the breakfast show on Sydney.s 2Sm, appears in the film, leading to some emotional scenes.
Last week Australians in Film hosted a premiere in Los Angeles at the Paramount Studios attended by producers, agents, managers and talent. .It was a capacity screening and the reaction was phenomenal,. Goldman tells If.
Shooting Goldman has already screened at...
Filmed over four years and produced and directed by Tony Prescott, the film follows Goldman as he struggles to break out of the reality TV show shadow and pursues his ambition to become a film actor.
His delusion escalates till he isn.t sure what is and isn.t real anymore. He becomes increasingly unsure of himself and begins to think his family and friends are actors.
Mike.s father Grant, a radio veteran who hosts the breakfast show on Sydney.s 2Sm, appears in the film, leading to some emotional scenes.
Last week Australians in Film hosted a premiere in Los Angeles at the Paramount Studios attended by producers, agents, managers and talent. .It was a capacity screening and the reaction was phenomenal,. Goldman tells If.
Shooting Goldman has already screened at...
- 8/19/2015
- by Don Groves
- IF.com.au
Big Brother winner Chloe Wilburn certainly isn't letting her newfound fame go to her head, as she's returned to her old 9 to 5 job as an administrator at a construction company.
Despite picking up £116,100 when she was crowned 2015's winner, the 25-year-old said that she never had any "intention of chasing fame" or being "a Z-lister".
She told The Mirror: "I'm not interested in being a celebrity. When I went in there I was so surprised at how many people had agents and were planning what they were going to do as a career on the back of Big Brother.
"I would see being on the show as more of a hindrance to a career then a leg up so I think a lot of them are in for a short, sharp shock."
Wilburn added that she was always going to return to work, and treated her time in the Elstree...
Despite picking up £116,100 when she was crowned 2015's winner, the 25-year-old said that she never had any "intention of chasing fame" or being "a Z-lister".
She told The Mirror: "I'm not interested in being a celebrity. When I went in there I was so surprised at how many people had agents and were planning what they were going to do as a career on the back of Big Brother.
"I would see being on the show as more of a hindrance to a career then a leg up so I think a lot of them are in for a short, sharp shock."
Wilburn added that she was always going to return to work, and treated her time in the Elstree...
- 8/5/2015
- Digital Spy
Big Brother's Cristian Mjc has shown off his rapping skills in a brand new music video.
Cristian released the visual for the song 'Watch This Space' not long after he finished in sixth place on the most recent series of the Channel 5 reality show.
"Tell him watch this space," the 20-year-old wannabe rapper says on top of a fancy silver car.
Fellow Big Brother housemate Danny Wisker also shared the music video on his Twitter page, posting: "Everyone check out @CristianMJC new music video! Loving it..... Loving it haha."
Upon leaving the house, Cristian previously told Digital Spy and other reporters that he was planning to meet up with Jasmine Lennard now that the series was over.
"I just thought she was a really, really hot girl," he recalled when she entered Hotel Bb. "Honestly, I didn't know who she was at the time because I don't know who...
Cristian released the visual for the song 'Watch This Space' not long after he finished in sixth place on the most recent series of the Channel 5 reality show.
"Tell him watch this space," the 20-year-old wannabe rapper says on top of a fancy silver car.
Fellow Big Brother housemate Danny Wisker also shared the music video on his Twitter page, posting: "Everyone check out @CristianMJC new music video! Loving it..... Loving it haha."
Upon leaving the house, Cristian previously told Digital Spy and other reporters that he was planning to meet up with Jasmine Lennard now that the series was over.
"I just thought she was a really, really hot girl," he recalled when she entered Hotel Bb. "Honestly, I didn't know who she was at the time because I don't know who...
- 7/18/2015
- Digital Spy
Danny Wisker has distanced himself from alleged offensive tweets he made before entering this year's Big Brother.
Numerous strong-worded Twitter posts surfaced during Danny's time on the series, including vitriolic messages aimed at Cami Li.
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Speaking to Digital Spy and other reporters, Danny said that he wasn't concerned that his past would come back to haunt him when he first walked into the house.
"Personally, I feel like I've done nothing wrong," he explained. "I've got no hidden agendas.
"I may have years and years ago written something that I fully didn't mean - when I've been drunk or whatever. But I wasn't worried at all. I feel like I've done nothing wrong in life."
When asked specifically about the tweets,...
Numerous strong-worded Twitter posts surfaced during Danny's time on the series, including vitriolic messages aimed at Cami Li.
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Speaking to Digital Spy and other reporters, Danny said that he wasn't concerned that his past would come back to haunt him when he first walked into the house.
"Personally, I feel like I've done nothing wrong," he explained. "I've got no hidden agendas.
"I may have years and years ago written something that I fully didn't mean - when I've been drunk or whatever. But I wasn't worried at all. I feel like I've done nothing wrong in life."
When asked specifically about the tweets,...
- 7/17/2015
- Digital Spy
Big Brother superfan Nick Henderson exited the house last night in fifth place to a cheering crowd.
This morning, he spoke to reporters about his time in the house, chatting about Harry, how he feels about buying his way into the final, and what's next for him.
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Hi Nick, how are you feeling this morning?
"I'm a bit sad it's all over, but excited to see what happens next. Yeah, just a bit tired with everything."
Did you expect to exit the house to such a good reaction?
"No, I was always the type who is most pessimistic when it came to public reaction, so any cheer was very valuable to me, and it meant a lot to have such a great reaction – so thank you.
This morning, he spoke to reporters about his time in the house, chatting about Harry, how he feels about buying his way into the final, and what's next for him.
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Hi Nick, how are you feeling this morning?
"I'm a bit sad it's all over, but excited to see what happens next. Yeah, just a bit tired with everything."
Did you expect to exit the house to such a good reaction?
"No, I was always the type who is most pessimistic when it came to public reaction, so any cheer was very valuable to me, and it meant a lot to have such a great reaction – so thank you.
- 7/17/2015
- Digital Spy
Jack McDermott has finished this series of Big Brother in fourth place.
The Plymouth Argyle supporter picked up less votes than Chloe Wilburn, Danny Wisker and Joel Williams, and exited the house carrying his case of £23,900.
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Nick Henderson and Cristian Mjc were earlier announced in fifth and sixth place respectively.
Jack called being named the early winner "amazing", but admitted that he felt pressure early on.
"When you get voted that, it's a lot of pressure on your shoulders," he said.
The finalist continued that he never really regretted turning down the BMW car in the first week, explaining: "I didn't sign up for an experience where I had to leave after four days.
"There were moments after the '4 In 4 Out',...
The Plymouth Argyle supporter picked up less votes than Chloe Wilburn, Danny Wisker and Joel Williams, and exited the house carrying his case of £23,900.
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Big Brother: One third of DS readers want Joel to win the series
Nick Henderson and Cristian Mjc were earlier announced in fifth and sixth place respectively.
Jack called being named the early winner "amazing", but admitted that he felt pressure early on.
"When you get voted that, it's a lot of pressure on your shoulders," he said.
The finalist continued that he never really regretted turning down the BMW car in the first week, explaining: "I didn't sign up for an experience where I had to leave after four days.
"There were moments after the '4 In 4 Out',...
- 7/16/2015
- Digital Spy
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