Bruce Willis and Emma Heming
John McClane sees Indiana Jones' announced engagement and raises him an actual ceremony.
On the heels of the news that fellow movie star Harrison Ford popped the question to his own (younger) paramour, Calista Flockhart, Bruce Willis said "I do" to model Emma Heming, in a small Saturday ceremony.
Among the select few on hand for the union, which was held at Willis' home in Parrot Cay, Turks & Caicos, were ex-wife Demi Moore ...
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Question: In another blog on TVGuide.com, someone was bemoaning having Jim and Pam together on The Office, saying, "Did we learn nothing from the Moonlighting debacle?" Not being a viewer of The Office, I cannot weigh in on the specifics of this situation. But I'm tired of Moonlighting being cited as the reason no couple has been allowed to get together on a TV show for the last 20 years. In my opinion, the reason Moonlighting failed to work once they put Dave and Maddie together is because by that point, Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd couldn't stand to be in the same room with each other. Their chemistry was gone and their loathing was evident. After a while, manufactured excuses to maintain sexual tension take their own toll on an audience. Add that fact to everyone claiming that, post-Moonlighting, couples must be kept apart at all costs, and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Once the couple finally gets together, people look for what they were told was going to be there: a ...
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Jesse Metcalfe courtesy 20th Century Fox
Per Variety, Jesse Metcalfe is on The Other End of the Line, a cross-cultural romantic comedy about an Indian call-center operator who journeys to San Francisco to be with a man she has only met over the phone. And the guy lives in San Fran? Better buy a round-trip ticket.... Robert Downey Jr. is joining Jamie Foxx in the biopic The Soloist, playing the Los Angeles Times columnist who discovered homeless violin impresario Steve Lopez.... Oliver Stone is returning to 'Nam, tapping Bruce Willis and Channing Tatum for a pic about the My Lai massacre.... Have a murdery Christmas! A Dec. 21 wide release has been set for Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's Sweeney Todd.
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The Office box art courtesy BBC Video
The original U.K. version of The Office is now and for the first time being offered through Netflix and Vuze.com.... Extra's Mario Lopez will host the Miss Teen USA 2007 pageant, airing live on NBC Aug. 24.... Melanie "Scary Spice" Brown, who birthed Eddie Murphy's daughter in April, secretly wed beau Steven Belafonte in June, it has been uncovered.... Bruce Willis' new mystery honey has been ID'd by Page Six as 1998 Playmate of the Year Karen McDougal. Oh, how the ladies love the chrome dome!
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Lauren Graham by Alexandra Wyman/WireImage.com
Per Variety, Lauren Graham and Greg Kinnear are wife and husband in Flash of Genius, a drama about — and I do not kid you — the inventor of the intermittent windshield wiper and how years of legal woes suffocated his marriage.... Patrick Wilson is joining Sam Jackson and Kerry Washington in Lakeview Terrace, a thriller about an interracial couple harassed by a racist LAPD officer.... Per the Reporter, Mischa Barton is (well, duh) the most popular girl at a Catholic high school and Rumer Willis is her best gal pal in the dark comedy The Sophomore, pegged as a teen take on Chinatown. Rumer's dad, Bruce, plays the principal.... Vivica A. Fox will star in Three Can Play That Game, a sequel to 2001's Two Can Play That Game (aka "Zero Can Remember It").
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Denise Richards, who hooked up with Richie Sambora (much to gal-pal Heather Locklear's horror), and soon after filed for divorce from Charlie Sheen, parted ways with the rocker in March, her rep is now confirming.... The Office's John Krasinski and Rashida Jones appear to have rekindled their 2005 romance, New York Daily News spies at Monday's Shrek the Third premiere report.... Bruce Willis, 52, is now dating Playboy Playmate Tamara Witmer, 23 (aka five years older that Rumer Willis).... Extreme Makeover: Home Edition's Ed Sanders has built himself quite a family. Wife Gioia expanded their clan to six with the May 5 arrival of triplets, all girls.
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Consider this an unqualified rave. NBC is offering a deluxe sweeps and holiday treat in Tuesday’s prime-time special Tony Bennett: An American Classic (8/7c), which is as lustrously filmed as it is impeccably sung. For those of us who’ve been waiting for Oscar-nominated director Rob Marshall (Chicago) to tackle a new musical project, here it is. Marshall has lovingly conceived and masterfully executed a shimmering, swinging hour of razzle-dazzle showmanship that redefines what a variety special can be.I’m tempted to say they don’t make ’em like this anymore, but the truth is, even back when they did, they didn’t make ’em this good very often. (What this special reminded me of most, especially in the elaborate and evocative production numbers, was Bob Fosse’s landmark Liza With a Z special that Showtime so magnificently resurrected and restored earlier this year.)This is the rare music special that looks as good as it sounds. And it sounds spec...
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Tara Lipinski visits Malcolm in the Middle
Olympic gold-medalist Tara Lipinski expands her TV repertoire even further when she throws Malcolm's brother Reese for a (toe) loop on this weekend's Malcolm in the Middle (Sundays at 7 pm/ET). TVGuide.com talked to the 24-year-old cutie about her latest small-screen venture, the racy film role she bailed on and how she almost went Skating with Celebrities.
TVGuide.com: Tell me about your Malcolm in the Middle role. Who are you playing, what's she about...?Tara Lipinski: I play Carrie, who's this quirky and earthy antifur, antimeat vegetarian type. It was a really fun to play her, so different than anything I've done before. On the show, I think Reese (Justin Berfield) is all abou
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Criminal Minds guest star Amber Heard previews CW network's best bet.
Sometimes my job gets spooky. Minutes after I Q&A'd Tara Lipinski (re: an upcoming Malcolm in the Middle), a TV Guide colleague asks if I want to chat up Amber Heard, an ingénue-on-the-rise who plays a big role on tonight's Criminal Minds (9 pm/ET on CBS) but more interestingly got the edgy film role Lipinski just told me she had to pass on. Alpha Dog (in theaters May 12), though, is but one of the many gigs Heard is about to hit you with. In fact, you may be looking at the fledgling CW network's first breakout star. You be the judge.
TVGuide.com: Get this: I just interviewed Tara Lipinski, who opted to pass on a role in Alpha Dog because of the, um, required nudity. That's the gig you wound up with, right?Amber Heard: I definitely think it is. Th
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A shiver just went down my spine. No, I didn't listen to my birthday message from Mariska Hargitay again. OK, yes I did — but that's not where the shiver came from. I just finished reading a first draft of the script for Heroes, NBC's fall pilot about everyday folks blessed with superpowers, and, well, to answer the question I posed in the title, yes, I believe a new Lost-like phenomenon is about to be born. And here's why:
THE CAST ROCKS: In addition to one of my FFPOTP Greg Grunberg, the ensemble boasts Gilmore guy Milo Ventimiglia and teenage wunderkind Hayden Panettiere. The show's behind-the-scenes pedigree is equally as impressive. Dave Semel, whose credits include directing the American Dreams p
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