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‘Idea for ABC to reinvent its flagging reality show: Dancing With the Czars. You’re welcome.”
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As recommended by Entertainment Weekly, I’ve added @HillaryClinton to my summer reading list. ;-)
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ACCORDING TO ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY, THE SEASON FINALE OF HANNIBAL IS REALLY GOOD
NOT SURE WHAT THAT MEANS FOR THE FANDOM
BOTH EXCITED AND NERVOUS...
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I was flipping through an April issue of Entertainment Weekly and saw Orphan Black listed on the must list: the top 10 things we love this week. Its...
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Time really does fly.
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Went to see Man of Steel today! I’ve been mocked for years because all of my friends are team Marvel and let’s face it, DC ha put out some shitty...
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“Rickon has lots of lines and cries.”— Entertainment Weekly, making me snort like no other
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This week in EW: We’ve got your first look at Star Trek Into Darkness, which can be found behind two different collector’s covers. And yes, Internet — Benedict’s on one of them.
“Every choice we make, every costume fitting, every pad of makeup, every set that’s built — all that stuff becomes less magical if it’s discussed and revealed and pictures are posted online. I just want to make sure that when somebody sees something in a movie they didn’t watch a 60-minute behind-the-scene [video] that came out two months before… If I’ve [already] seen how ILM or whatever visual effects company made that look real, you’re ruining it before it even exists.”
So that’s the secret behind J.J. Abrams’s ultra-secrecy.
Man, how friggin’ adorable are the kids from Super 8? We’ve got more red carpet premiere photos—J.J. Abrams! Steven Spielberg! Josh Holloway, for some reason!—at EW.com.
This week in EW: J.J. Abrams and Steven Spielberg talk Super 8. Also, be sure to read Lisa Schwarzbaum’s grade-A review of the new film.
“Fox wanted to know what they were getting into; they did not want to get into a situation where it was a completely up-for-grabs scenario. They asked for the explanation of what’s going on to a large degree. Obviously they didn’t say, ‘give us every script synopsis and tell us what happens in the series finale,’ but they wanted the main headlines of what the show is about, what the backstory is.”
J.J. Abrams reassures us that the writers of his new show, Alcatraz, won’t just be making stuff up as they go along. (You listening, Darlton?)
