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First Look: Gossip Girl Goes '80s in These "Valley Girls" Photos
The '80s are coming! The '80s are coming! You have to get a load of these photos from the upcoming Gossip Girl episode that could launch next Fall's spinoff starring Brittany Snow as young Lily Rhodes.
2009 Tribeca Film Festival Spotlight: The Good Guy
I've been perusing the long list of interesting-looking movies scheduled for this year's Tribeca Film Festival, which starts this week. Some of them, like The Good Guy, are just starting to pick up buzz, and I'm anxious to find out what festivalgoers think once they've screened.
Gilmore Girl Alexis Bledel finds herself in a love triangle of sorts in a film by director Julio DePietro.
Buzz News Roundup, 3/6
- Andrew McCarthy will play Lily's father in the Gossip Girl spinoff pilot. — The Hollywood Reporter
- Michael Jackson is set to perform 20 to 25 shows at London's O2 Arena. — Billboard
- Paramount Vantage and Comedy Central have jointly acquired the rights to Ghosts/Aliens, Trey Hamburger's supernatural comedy novel, and will develop as both a series and feature.
Lipstick Jungle Rundown: Episode Six, "The Lyin', The B*tch, and The Wardrobe"
The latest episode of Lipstick Jungle (and first on Fridays, so here it is if you missed it) brings our friends together for the big opening of Victory's store — which, naturally, threatens to become a disaster. Meanwhile, Wendy starts figuring out her post-Parador plans and Nico gets babies on the brain. To talk about it, just read more
Lipstick Jungle Rundown: Episode Three, "Let It Be"
Wow, Lipstick Jungle gets intense this week. There's another death — our second in three episodes! — and a hearty dose of workplace drama.
Lipstick Jungle Rundown: Episode 7, "Carpe Threesome"
Threesome? Yup. Lipstick Jungle reached the end of its first mini-season last night with an episode focused on threesomes — only one of which was the literal sort.
Link Time! 3/4
- Do you love Joel McHale as much as I do? Popwatch has an interview with him tomorrow and wants to hear your questions for the Soup host.
- FilmExperience has a list of actors for whom 2008 looks to be a banner year, including Eric Bana, Bradley Cooper, Anne Hathaway and Elizabeth Banks, among others.
- Vulture wonders why the Saturday Night Live cast is funny everywhere except SNL.
- According to Stereogum, the Meatloaf documentary appears to be dramatic.
- Brat Pack flashback! TV Squad turns its spotlight on Andrew McCarthy.
- Apparently, the next horror remake to come from production company Platinum Dunes will be Rosemary's Baby, according to ShockTilYouDrop.
- Pop Candy wants to know about your favorite books on rock music.
- The TV Addict fantasy-recasts the Gossip Girl role that Mischa Barton reportedly turned down.
- PopSugarUK's latest installment of her awesome interview with Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson is really interesting, as the girls get political.
Lipstick Jungle Rundown: Episode 4, "Bombay Highway"
NBC gave Lipstick Jungle an additional six episodes this week, and this episode actually made me glad for it. Despite myself, I'm starting to get into Wendy and Nico's stories, even though some parts still grate on me (my pet frustration this week: virtually everything related to Wendy's career). Even Victory had her moments.
Reminder: Recast Pretty In Pink
If you're looking to relive the '80s this weekend, why not take a stab at my latest Recast challenge: that irresistible rich/poor teen dramedy, Pretty in Pink?
Even today, this Molly Ringwald movie really holds up, thanks to a killer soundtrack, curious wardrobe choices, and great performances. If you were recasting it today, which actors would be ideal?
Recast Pretty in Pink
Every Wednesday on BuzzSugar, I post a Recast challenge, where I'll ask you to choose new actors for a classic TV show or movie. This week, I thought I'd take a break from all the cinema classics and beloved sitcoms we've been recasting lately and go back to the '80s with that irresistible rich/poor teen dramedy, Pretty in Pink.
Even today, this Molly Ringwald movie really holds up, thanks to a killer soundtrack, curious wardrobe choices, and great performances.
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