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Can a Comedy Have Too Many Stars?
The upcoming movie Hall Pass is quickly becoming the next ensemble comedy. Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis were the first to sign on, quickly followed by Jenna Fischer. Now Christina Applegate and Alyssa Milano have jumped aboard, along with Vanessa Angel and Larry Campbell.
Link Time! Taylor Lautner Ditches Max Steel
- Taylor Lautner drops out of Max Steel to focus on Stretch Armstrong — Vulture
- Another Haiti tribute video — but hey, this one's with Johnny Depp! — EW
- The Bachelor's Jason and Molly are getting married this Saturday — People
- The official track listing for The Runaways soundtrack! — Rock & Roll Daily
- RIP Andrew Koening of Growing Pains — Huffington Post
- Kevin Costner signs on for spy comedy Learning Italian — MTV Movies Blog
- Carly Simon finally reveals who "You're So Vain" was really about —Us Weekly
- Weirdest casting trio ever: Nicole Kidman, Dave Matthews, and Brooklyn Decker join Just Go With It — Collider
- Was George Clooney hotter in his ER days, or is he better-looking now?
TV Tonight: The Finale of Samantha Who?
From Pushing Daisies to Dirty Sexy Money to Kings, this Summer has been a time for networks to show the final episodes of shows they canceled. The latest in that string is Samantha Who? which airs its final two episodes tonight.
Charlie Day, Christina Applegate Are Going the Distance With Drew and Justin
Two of TV's funniest comedic actors (in my opinion) are joining up with Drew Barrymore and Justin Long for the romantic comedy Going the Distance. The movie focuses on long-distance relationships, with Drew and Justin playing the main duo. Christina Applegate and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Charlie Day will play supporting characters: Day will take the role of "Long's best friend while Applegate is Barrymore's sister."
Rainn, Teri, and More Serenade the Independent Spirits
Some of my favorite parts of the Independent Spirit Awards are the parody songs the show's writers whip up for each of the Best Feature nominees. I still can't hear Colbie Caillat's "Bubbly" without hearing the jokey lyrics poking fun at The Diving Bell and the Butterfly last year ("I can't move my toes/and I can't move my nose . .
First Look: Mary-Kate Olsen on Samantha Who?
We've already seen Nicole Richie on Chuck and Katie Holmes on Eli Stone, and next week, it'll be Mary-Kate Olsen's turn. The actress is popping up on ABC's Samantha Who? as Natalie, a troubled young woman whose life Samantha decides to turn around.
The Rocker: Major Points For Trying
There is this undeniable, crazy-intense talent that I think Rainn Wilson has yet to unleash on us, that goes beyond his hilarious and iconic portrayal of Dwight Schrute on The Office. Thanks to smaller roles that he's had, including his creepy character on Six Feet Under, I've had faith that Wilson is not a one-note actor, and that he possesses the tools to take part in a variety of genres. So, I was looking forward to his first time out as a comedic lead in The Rocker.
The Results Are In: Recast Who's the Boss?
Every Wednesday on BuzzSugar, I post a Recast challenge, where I ask you to choose new actors for a classic TV show or movie. The reader who submits the best cast wins a BuzzSugar t-shirt!
Most of all, I loved the suggestions put forth this week for recasting the role of Angela Bower's mom, Mona Robinson.
TV Tonight: Samantha Who?
Samantha Who? has the distinction of being the only show on TV this fall with a name change imposed by Dr. Seuss.
Pilot Watch: "Samantha Who?"
The networks have announced their fall schedules, but which of the series will actually be worth watching? Throughout the summer, as I watch the pilots, I'll be posting my first impressions. A lot can change before a show makes it to air, so these aren't comprehensive reviews, just quick thoughts on how the shows look now.
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