Adam Frost

Should a still grieving heart risk all for a new and dangerous love affair? Fifty year old Helen Chamberlain (Leona Hermann) farewells her much loved husband, David Chamberlain (Patrick Frost) as a taxi whisks him to his plane and to a conference in Hawaii. But as Helen reaches St Catherine s Catholic school on her first day back as Principal, her life is shattered: David has been killed in a car accident. Near overwhelmed with grief, Helen gives permission for David s organs to be removed. August, the month of what would have been Helen s longed for European Grand tour with David. Helen has totally immersed herself in work. Yet who gave her this mystery gift that is causing her such a quandary on her desk. Helen tells Jenny Falcone (Tamara Lee), the attractive boarding house supervisor, that she will collect young Skye Western (Whitney Boyd) from her class. But after making a phone call regarding the donor of David s heart, Helen becomes so mesmerized with Skye s new teacher, Brett Sanders (Adam Willson), a young Adonis, that Jenny has to seek her out, interrupting Helen s eavesdropping on Brett s lecture. As Helen reaches her office with Jenny and Skye, she glimpses under her in-basket (unseen by the others), an internal mail envelope with its sketched promise of romance to come. Considerably jarred, Helen suspends Skye for Skye s own liaison with an eighteen-year old punk, despite Jenny s protest at this being too harsh. But is this really a reaction to her own dilemma? For when Helen, alone at last, opens the envelope, she finds inside an offer of romance that very night. Even if it is the handsome Brett, will Helen risk a reply into the staffroom pigeonholes? And is Helen truly ready for this new and perilous course with all its consequence?

A promo trailer for The Vicious Kind. A redemption tale about Caleb (Adam Scott, 'Step Brothers'), a bitter construction worker whose life is turned upside down one Thanksgiving weekend. Fresh off a recent breakup, Caleb becomes scornful to women and wears his disdain like a badge of honor. His resolve is tested when his younger brother Peter (Alex Frost, 'Elephant') arrives at home with his new girlfriend Emma (Brittany Snow, 'Hairspray' 'Prom Night'), whom Caleb immediately distrusts. His efforts to protect his brother end up back-firing as he finds himself drawn to Emma. These unexpected feelings force Caleb to finally confront the vulnerability he has struggled with for so long. Also starring acclaimed actor J.K. Simmons ('Juno' 'Spider-man').

The trailer for The Vicious Kind. Writer and Director Lee Toland Krieger presents a redemption tale focused on Caleb Sinclaire (Adam Scott), a bitter construction worker whose life is turned upside down one Thanksgiving weekend. Estranged from his family, Caleb lives an isolated, but contented life. Following a difficult breakup, he becomes scornful toward women and wears his disdain as a badge of honor. Caleb's resolve is tested, however, when he meets his younger brother Peter's new girlfriend, Emma (Brittany Snow). Immediately distrustful of her, Caleb warns Peter (Alex Frost) that she will only end up hurting him. Despite his best efforts to protect his brother, he finds himself drawn to Emma and surprised by his growing attraction. Caleb's unexpected feelings force him to finally confront the vulnerability he has struggled for so long to conceal.

Actor Adam Pally had the honor of driving around in a mid-size sedan with child star and current successful director Fred Savage while asking questions and recording it for Funny or Die. It is easily one of the most informative interviews of our generation, a veritable Frost/Nixon for Generation Y. Here, Savage answers those burning questions: Did he ever hook up with Winnie Cooper? What about Blossom? Is his wife Asian? Find out the answers to all this and more here. I always thought he d make such a cute couple with Vicki, the robot maid from Small Wonder (via NY Mag)