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CBS to produce ‘Limitless’ TV sequel alongwith Bradley Cooper
Washington, Nov 2 (ANI): ‘Limitless’ starring Bradley Cooper might see a TV sequel with Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci at CBS, it has been revealed.
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Jake Gyllenhaal wishes more producers understood about acting and vice versa
Washington, Nov 2 (ANI): Jake Gyllenhaal, who has produced and acted in his new movie ‘Nightcrawler’, has said that he wished more producers understood about acting and vice versa.
Vin Diesel remembers late friend Paul Walker on launch of ‘Furious 7’ trailer
Washington, Nov 2 (ANI): Vin Diesel, who will be seen in his latest car-action flick ‘Furious 7’, launched the trailer of the movie and also remembered his friend and co-star Paul Walker on the special occasion.
Blue-chip offerings at NYC fall art auctions
NEW YORK (AP) — The fall art auctions are about to sizzle.
KIFF to screen 3D French film, Hollywood classics
Kolkata, Nov 1 (IANS) The inclusion of 2014 French drama and experimental 3D film “Goodbye to Language” by renowned French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard in the 20th edition of the Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) is set to create new benchmarks, organisers said Saturday.
There’s definitely something alien about Hollywood, says R-Patz
Washington, Nov 01 (ANI): Robert Pattinson recently revealed that he is really fascinated with the weird and self-obsessed people in Hollywood, which are plenty in the industry.
Emma Watson, Judi Dench win Britannia awards
Los Angeles, Nov 1 (IANS) British actresses Emma Watson and Dame Judi Dench were two of the six honourees at the annual Britannia Awards.
Gandalf’s LOTR white staff fetches 245,000 pounds at Hollywood auction
London, Nov 1 (ANI): Gandalf’s white staff from ‘Lord of the Rings’ has fetched 245,000 pounds at Hollywood memorabilia auction.
Amanda Bynes’ remains under conservatorship
Washington, Nov 1 (ANI): Amanda Bynes had approached Ventura Court to wage legal war to end the conservatorship of parents, but the hearing ended even before it began, with the conservatorship still in place.
Space tourism set back by accident, industry still sees lift off
By Alwyn Scott and Irene Klotz NEW YORK/CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. (Reuters) – The wait for paying passengers to see Earth from the vantage point of space looked a lot longer on Friday, following the fatal crash of Virgin Galactic’s first spaceship, but aspiring space tourists did not appear to be lining up for refunds. About 800 people already have paid or put down deposits for rides on SpaceShipTwo, a six-passenger, two-pilot suborbital spaceship owned by Virgin Galactic, an offshoot of Richard Branson’s Virgin Group, which aims to be the first commercial space ride for tourists. SpaceShipTwo broke up during a test flight in Mojave, Calif., on Friday, killing one of two pilots. The Virgin accident came three days after an unmanned Antares rocket owned and launched by Orbital Sciences Corp exploded 15 seconds after liftoff in Virginia.