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- Harry Potter Theme Park Construction Photos
- 2010 Golden Globes Full Winners List & Photos
- Top Ten Most Anticipated Movies Of 2010
- Selena Gomez Cries To Nick Jonas’ Song ‘Stay’
| Harry Potter Theme Park Construction Photos Posted: 17 Jan 2010 08:31 PM PST Universal’s Islands Of Adventure is constructing their Harry Potter theme park and we have a first look of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. The park is scheduled to open this spring, with Hogsmeade and Hogwarts construction underway.  One kid said, “Those guys are so lucky.” When asked why by another kid, he replied, “Because they’re working on Harry Potter.” Are you excited for the opening this spring?          source: Islands of Adventure: Fresh pictures of Wizarding World of Harry Potter construction - [orlando sentinel] |
| 2010 Golden Globes Full Winners List & Photos Posted: 17 Jan 2010 07:55 PM PST The 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards were broadcast live from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, earlier tonight on NBC. Hosting duties went to British funnyman Ricky Gervais and the only hitch was the rain.  I was surprised by a few of the winners, mostly “The Hangover” and Drew Barrymore’s win. Surprised in a good way, though. What didn’t surprise me was “Mad Men” taking the Best Television Series Drama award, I love that show. And Jon Hamm being HOT doesn’t hurt, either. Red carpet photos below:                   The winners are after the jump!
Did anyone deserving of an award get overlooked? What were your thoughts on the ceremony? |
| Top Ten Most Anticipated Movies Of 2010 Posted: 17 Jan 2010 07:19 PM PST This year is going to bring us some pretty awesome movies. Last year brought us movies like “Avatar”, “The Hangover”, and “The Proposal”, so we wanted to have a look at the most anticipated movies of 2010.  1. Iron Man 2 Release Date: May 7 The Who: Directed by Jon Favreau; Written by Justin Theroux; Starring Robert Downey Jr, Don Cheadle, Mickey Rourke, Sam Rockwell and Scarlett Johansson The Pitch: …but Inception won't even be the biggest event movie of the summer, because the whole party gets kicked off by Tony Stark himself. Whereas Iron Man was the dark horse back in 2008, it is now the full-fledged, undeniable front-runner, promising to make a disgusting amount of money at the box office and please fans who fell in love two summers ago.  2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Release Date: November 19 The Who: Directed by David Yates; Written by Steve Kloves; Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and every major British actor The Pitch: For me, November 19th can't come fast enough. The quality of this series has not only been sustained – it's increased with every film. David Yates has proven himself as a great helmer for these stories, and with the freedom of a two-parter, the epic conclusion to the most recognizable wizard in the world has the potential to be awe-inspiring. The only downside is having to wait half a year for the conclusion to the conclusion.  3. Alice In Wonderland Release Date: March 5 The Who: Directed by Tim Burton; Starring Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, Mia Wasikowska, and Helena Bonham Carter The Pitch: Whenever Tim Burton discovers primary colors, good things happen. This, to my knowledge, only happened once (with Big Fish), but it looks like it might be happening again. There's an obviousness to Burton directing a film like this, but it's obvious for a reason. His style is remarkable and built for the strange and the happily twisted.  4. The Green Hornet Release Date: December 10 The Who: Directed by Michel Gondry; Starring Seth Rogen, Cameron Diaz, and Cristoph Waltz The Pitch: After being hammered to death with news from this project – most of it involving how many times Stephen Chow would drop out (4) – I still have a lot of hope for this flick. It's refreshing to see Rogen change things up, although there's the possibility that he'll just turn Britt Reid into Seth Reid, but it's a beloved series hitting the big screen in a big way.  5. Clash Of The Titans Release Date: March 26 The Who: Directed by Louis Letterier; Starring Sam Worthington, Gemma Arterton, and Liam Neeson The Pitch: The ancient mythical tale of the son of Zeus fighting Medusa, riding around on a horse with wings and generally pissing off the Pantheon of Gods. While I'm heartbroken that they're updating the stop-motion genius of Ray Harryhausen, I have to admit that the previews and trailers for this flick make the film look like it will grind audiences into the dust with action.  6. A Nightmare On Elm Street Release Date: April 30 The Who: Directed by Samuel Bayer; Starring Jackie Earle Haley The Pitch: Horror fans are on claws and needles here, seeing a music video director handle the fragile, delicate nostalgia of their upbringing, but seeing Freddy on screen is enough to make me climb up the wall. And drag myself across the ceiling. Fingers crossed that it's more Dream Warriors than Freddy's Dead.  7. Black Swan Release Date: TBA The Who: Directed by Darren Aronofsky; Starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis The Pitch: If Aronofsky does anything right, it's tight, intimate character work, and by everything I've heard, this thriller sounds fantastic. For your prurient side, there's Portman and Kunis promising a lesbian sex scene, and for your academic side, there's Portman and Kunis promising a Sapphic encounter.  8. The American Release Date: December 17 The Who: Directed by Anton Corbijn; Starring George Clooney The Pitch: Another music video director on the list, Anton Corbijn also directed the brilliant film Control, which looked at the life of lead singer for Joy Division Ian Curtis. Him collaborating with Clooney (and in drama about a hired killer) has the potential to be a palpable combination.  9. Date Night Release Date: July 14 The Who: Directed by Shawn Levy; Starring Steve Carell and Tina Fey The Pitch: If you read "Steve Carell and Tina Fey" and didn't get excited, then you haven't paid attention to comedy television over the past 3 years. Granted, the name Shawn Levy doesn't inspire much confidence, but there's a ton of comedic force at work here for a pretty basic story about a married couple attempting romance, mistaken identities, and thrilling adventure in New York City.  10. Edge Of Darkness Release Date: January 29 The Who: Directed by Martin Campbell; Written by William Monahan and Andrew Bovell; Starring Mel Gibson The Pitch: For American-born Mel Gibson's return to acting, this should be highly anticipated enough, but if you liked little films like The Departed or Casino Royale or Payback (the director's cut) then you should be all over this one. Even with the…questionable Bostonian accents. What are you excited to see this year? I’m really hoping to see Iron Man 2 as soon as it comes out. Tony Stark equals hotness. source: The 30 Most Anticipated Movies of 2010 - [filmschoolrejects] |
| Selena Gomez Cries To Nick Jonas’ Song ‘Stay’ Posted: 17 Jan 2010 04:59 PM PST Selena Gomez turned to mush while attending a Nick Jonas & The Administration concert Saturday night.  According to a fan at the concert, Selena was right in front of her balling her eyes out while Nick sang “Stay”. She kept covering her face and shaking her head, while Mr. Jonas was comforting her. She was far too emotional to do any fan photos, as her goons told fans no. She was said to have danced and was screaming the lyrics, just like everyone else in the audience. Then, she took to her Twitter to talk about it:  See, stars are just like us. Except for the crying part. And the Nick Jonas part. source: Selena Gomez CRYING Nick Jonas STAY - [oceanup] |
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