Sneak Peek at The Twilight Saga: Eclipse!
By Johnathon on March 10, 2010
82nd Annual Academy Awards Fashion (Photos)
By Daytime Confidential on March 08, 2010
Hollywood's biggest night gifted America's Sweetheart Sandra Bullock and comedian Mo'Nique with the coveted Oscar for their roles inThe Blind Side and Precious. The two evening's eventual winners were joined on the red carpet by some of film's newest starlets Kristen Stewart, Amanda Seyfried and Miley Cyrus and veterans Meryl Streep, Kate Winslet, Sigourney Weaver and Demi Moore. See more photos from the 82nd Annual Academy Awards after the jump and check out Mel's Oscars Live Blog for anything you may have missed!
Alice in Wonderland - A Magical, Mad Adventure, Filled with "Impossible Things"
By Diana Anderson on March 05, 2010
When the prospect of creating a 21st century remake of Alice in Wonderland to compliment the 1951 classic arose in Tinseltown, it’s doubtful anyone had to consult a sagacious blue caterpillar before unanimously agreeing upon Tim Burton to stand at the helm. With such titles as Edward Scissorhands, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Big Fish under his ever-extending belt, it’s little wonder “Wonderland” would be fertile ground into which Burton could sow seeds of outlandish whimsy and quirky, often grim, imaginations. But lest you think you’ve seen all of Burton’s tantalizing tricks, follow him down the rabbit hole into a breathtaking world of masterful design, beauty, and innovation that gets “curiouser and curiouser” in the very best of ways. READ MORE
Brooklyn's Finest Trailer!
By Luke Kerr on March 03, 2010Check out the trailer for Brooklyn's Finest, starring Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes and All My Children's Shannon Kane. Brooklyn's Finest lands in theaters March 5.
RELATED: Shannon Kane and Richard Gere at Brooklyn's Finest Premiere (Photos)
TV Guide Network's Oscar Coverage Gets Foxy
By Luke Kerr on March 01, 2010
TV Guide Network announced today that Vivica A. Fox is joining their red carpet Oscar team at this year's show. She will join Carrie Anna Inaba, Chris Harrison and Lawrence Zarian for this Sunday's telecast of Live at the Academy Awards with Carrie Anne and Chris. It airs at 6 PM EST/3PM PST.
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AMC's Debbi Morgan and Cornelius Smith Jr. Take Home NAACP Awards (Photos)
By Daytime Confidential on February 28, 2010

Shout out to All My Children's Debbi Morgan and Cornelius Smith, Jr. who took home NAACP Image Awards this past Friday. Morgan and Smith, Jr. were in the company of Gabourey Sidibe who won Best Lead Actress for Precious and Shonda Rimes, who won for Best Writing in Drama Series for Grey's Anatomy. See more pics from the event after the jump.
Y&R's Wilson Bethel in the Running for Captain America
By Mike Jubinville on February 25, 2010
Yahoo News is reporting that Marvel is looking for its next Steve Rogers, better known as Captain America. The movie, directed by Joe Johnston of Wolfman fame,
Tells the story of the young infirm man rejected from enlisting who becomes America's symbol of liberty during World War II and eventually a member of Marvel's superhero team the Avengers.
Wilson Bethel (Ryder, The Young and the Restless) is among the seven actors in contention for the role. Days of our Lives alum Jensen Ackles was also on the list, but is off for now because of scheduling conflicts. At this point in its search, Marvel is looking for a young, rugged American actor to play the role.
Thanks to Jase Sherman for the tip.
German Soap Verbotene Liebe's Christian and Olli Set for U.S. Adaptation
By Jamey Giddens on February 19, 2010The forbidden love of Christian and Olli, from German sudser Verbotene Liebe is coming to America. According to The Hollywood Reporter, former HBO vice-president Sam Martin has secured the rights to the storyline revolving around a gay couple in Dusseldorf. Martin plans to Americanize Christian and Olli with a setting in Portland, Oregon. READ MORE
Valentine's Day: Heartfelt Fun That's Sweet Enough to Eat
By Diana Anderson on February 14, 2010
If Love, Actually is the Godiva chocolate of ensemble romantic comedies, Valentine’s Day is the big, bland, yet desirable candy heart proclaiming an uninspired hot pink message. Ridden with storylines as predictable as a “Roses are Red” poem, covered in syrupy clichés and filled with enough cleverly cast actors to stuff a bright red bear, this movie could easily have its heart broken at the box office. Lucky for the filmmakers and actors alike, Valentine’s Day audiences, in the mood for love and laughs and on the verge of a sugar coma, will likely forgive the flaws and focus on the positives – as all respectable lovers do. READ MORE
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The Wolfman: A Howling Bad Time
By Craig Peters on February 14, 2010
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