Sarah Jessica Parker, Demi Moore
Sarah Jessica Parker will replace Demi Moore in Lovelace, Entertainment Weekly reports.
Parker will take over the role of feminist Gloria Steinheim in the biopic, which stars Amanda Seyfried as the titular character, pornstar Linda Lovelace...
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Demi Moore
Following reports that Demi Moore was rushed to the hospital to "seek professional help," she has now pulled out of Lovelace, the biopic she was slated to star in, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Demi Moore
Demi Moore will play feminist icon Gloria Steinem in Lovelace, a biopic about porn star-turned-activist Linda Lovelace, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Adam Brody and Eric Roberts have also joined the film, which stars Amanda Seyfried as Lovelace.
Moore will have a small part in the movie. Steinem co-founded ...
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Big Love
If HBO were to do a sequel to Big Love, it would have to be called something like The Three Sister-Wives. Not exactly Chekhov, but I'd probably watch. Barb, Margene and Nicki carrying on without Bill: That's already a home plus.
I had drifted a while ago from the flock of followers of this weird and lately quite preachy series about polygamy and family and faith, but did a marathon catch-up over the last week in time to watch the final chapter, which aimed for transcendence and at times achieved it. The hour-plus finale thankfully shucked much of the grotesque Utah-Mormon-Gothic melodrama (murderously mad prophet Alby was taken care of last week, shot down but not killed when he tried to storm the statehouse with the Henricksons inside) and stressed the themes of an unorthodox family and marriage unit fighting for acceptance and survival in a judgmental and often violently unforgiving world. (If you want to see this as a metaphor for the ongoing fight for gay marriage equality, I won't stop you.)
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Big Love
Over its five seasons, HBO's Big Love masterfully divided story lines between its polygamous foursome — Bill (Bill Paxton), Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn), Nicki (Chloë Sevigny) and Margene (Ginnifer Goodwin). But cocreator Will Scheffer points out, "This is Jeanne's year. Barb has been utterly transcendent." Her journey, and all the reunited Henricksons' (Amanda Seyfried is back as daughter Sarah), comes to a close in Sunday's emotional series finale as Barb is finally able to embrace her life as an independent woman/wife/mother... and priesthood holder.
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Battle: Los Angeles
Battle: Los Angeles won the box-office battle, Box Office Mojo reports.
The action-packed science fiction film, starring Aaron Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez, Michael Pena, Ne-Yo and Bridget Moynahan, took in $36 million in its opening weekend.
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Red Riding Hood
The new Red Riding Hood trailer has been released, and let's just say this ain't a children's fairy tale.
The film, from Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke, tells the story of a werewolf who wreaks havoc on a medieval village until the villagers call on a famed werewolf hunter to help find and kill the beast. Meanwhile, the always red-caped Valerie, played Amanda Seyfried, is torn between two men, one of whom may be the werewolf. (Sound familiar Twi-Hards?)
Check out the trailer after the jump.
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Big Love
With Amanda Seyfried hitting it big on the big-screen with roles in Mamma Mia!, Dear John, Letters to Juliet and the upcoming Red Riding Hood, and Aaron Paul raking in awards for his high-profile leading role on AMC's Breaking Bad, the young actors have had little time left for...
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Britney Spears and Heather Morris
The lone Glee clubber who hasn't belted one out will finally be heard in the show's tribute to Britney Spears.
It's only too appropriate that it will be Brittany doing Britney.
Exclusive on-set report: Keeping up the Glee in Season 2
"At first, I was so stoked to sing. I was the only one who hadn't," says Heather Morris, who plays the delightfully ditzy cheerleader. "Then I went in the recording booth and I got so nervous. It was like, 'Freak! What if I sound bad?'"
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Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart
The Twilight Saga: New Moon topped the MTV Movie Awards Sunday, taking home four trophies including best movie.
Robert Pattinson left the profanity-laden and bleep-heavy show as the winningest performer with three awards. The Twilight heartthrob won best male performance, global superstar and ...
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