Lunch? Lunch is for wimps. And Michael Douglas is no wimp. Just look at that mean mug. Here's a few shots of the actor on the set of Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. All hail Gordon Gekko. More Michael: VIDEO: Greed is back Happy birthday Michael and Catherine
Blockbuster and Facebook are the defendants in two interesting privacy lawsuits in Texas where Cathryn Harris is suing them for revealing her name and movie rental tastes. Even more shocking is that anyone is still renting “The Jewel of Nile” with Michael Douglas in 2009. Harris 25, discovered that every time she rented a movie, [...]
Print: Good - Sound: Good - Label: Entertainment in Video- Year: 2000 - Cover: OK - Format: 16:9 - Length: 2h20m/2h16m - Before: No - Again: No - Price: £1 - Rating: 6.5/10. Traffic is made from 3 story-lines, woven together by the common theme of the war on drugs. It shows drug dealers, buyers, and those who work to stop the trade in drugs. It all starts off in Mexico , then moves to San Diego...
Thanks to Selia for the heads up. What's coming up on Vampire Diaries? — Monique MICKEY: Witches and vampires aren't the only supernatural creatures in Mystic Falls. It won't be right away, but a major male character will reveal himself to be a werewolf. And don't think having read the books will help you figure this one out. In fact, the werewolf in question won't even know he's a werewolf,...
You may have heard of the movies ‘Bwana Devil’ (first American 3-D Color movie) and ‘The Ghost and The Darkness’ (starring Val Kilmer, Michael Douglas and our very own Om Puri) that were based on real life incidents connected to...
The ORP came out with the mother-of-all-smackdowns this morning: Reality Check: Strickland Provided Details? Really? Claim: " Strickland insists that he provided detailed plans when he ran in 2006 and that 'no one should strive to be the governor of Ohio without being willing to be specific about what they intend to do with that office.'" (Columbus Dispatch, 11/1/09) Reality: "Strickland...
RIGHT: Photo by Mgiganteus New study cuts likely death toll to 35 By Kim Janssen Tribune reporter 3:37 p.m. CST, November 2, 2009 For more than 80 years, the man-eating Tsavo lions have been one of the Field Museum 's top tourist draws. Now a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests the Tsavo lions' taste for human flesh may have been exaggerated. According...
So here's a working list, I will add to it as the day progresses. The Haunting (See Miller below) Caddyshack II Manchurian Candidate -- with Denzel Washington The In-Laws -- with Michael Douglas Psycho Any number of Invasion of the Body Snatcher remakes (though I liked the Donald Sutherland one). The Pink Panther with Steve Martin (and pretty much anyone else other than Sellers). Rollerball Amityville...
Lots of readers, perhaps gleening where this conversation was heading anyway, have already started sending me nominations for the worst remakes (note: Not the same as the worst sequels , for that conversation begins and ends with Caddyshack II). One reader suggests the remake of the Andromeda Strain, which I discussed here . Another makes a strong case for the remake of the In-Laws (the original is...
For more than 80 years, the man-eating Tsavo lions have been one of the Field Museum's top tourist draws. Now a study released Monday suggests the Tsavo lions' taste for human flesh may have been exaggerated. The lions of Tsavo on display at the Field Museum. (Field Museum photo) According to the man who finally caught them in 1898, the two maneless Kenyan lions munched their way through as many as...
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The great depression of year 2009 is officially over as billions of dollars worth of bailouts and quantitative easing yields the ultimate dividend – carrying the world’s largest economy, the United States, out of recession with a 3.5% growth in GDP between July and September. Italians, Frenchmen, Germans and Japanese citizens have reasons to smile too. Their economies have enjoyed positive...