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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Soon after tweeting her "eeeks" about going to jail, Lindsay Lohan surrendered herself to authorities Tuesday morning to begin serving a 90-day sentence.
Lohan appeared in court with attorney Shawn Chapman Holley. While it was previously reported that Robert Shapiro, a member of O.J. Simpson's defense team, had replaced Holley as Lohan's lawyer, Holley told Judge Marsha Revel that Shapiro had only served as a consultant and that she was still representing Lohan.
Revel denied Lohan the options of ...
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Lindsay Lohan tried to keep her sense of humor as she prepared to surrender to sheriff's deputies for the start of her jail sentence on Tuesday.
"The only 'bookings' that i'm familiar with are Disney Films, never thought that ...
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On Thursday's episode of Lost, two surprising deaths let us know that the end is nigh. Jacob finds his replacement, a very familiar Ben chooses to betray the other castaways and Locke has a new plan for escaping the island. Meanwhile, in the sideways universe, Desmond has some success in gathering his former flightmates for his mission, Locke makes a life-changing decision and Ben discovers true love.
SIDEWAYS
JACK AND LOCKE
Jack spies a bleeding cut on his neck again, and I think you all know by now what I think that's all about. In the end, we'll see Island Jack get that cut on the island just before his island and sideways existences merge. Don't ask me how they merge, but watch for the cut.
Jack sits down to a family breakfast with David and Claire. David exposits that "Mom" will be at the concert that night — any guesses? My money is still on Juliet. Jack gets a call from Oceanic Air saying that they've found his dad's coffin, but it's actually Desmond on the other line. I guess Jack is next on his list, but as we'll see, Des has some other stuff to take care of first.
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Uh, wow. Robert Rodriguez's Mexploitation-inspired Machete might seem, at first glance, to have a limited audience. It's about a Mexican man who kills his enemies with, yes, machetes, and is an offshoot from Grindhouse, the Rodriguez-Quentin Tarantino collaboration that did only slightly better box office than the cult classics that inspired it. But the Machete trailer Rodriguez cheekily released to coincide with Cinco de Mayo suggests his film may have something for almost everyone. To wit:
Losties: Show veterans Michelle Rodriguez and Jeff Fahey have key roles.
Arizonans: The new trailer thoughtfully opens with a ...
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