Sugar Editorial Picks
Aug 15, 2007 -
- "Weeds" ratings hit a new, um, high on Monday, writes Variety.
- The L.A. Times has confirmed that Edward Norton is indeed writing the screenplay for The Incredible Hulk.
- Len Wiseman has signed on to direct the Escape From New York remake, Variety reports.
- ABC is producing music videos for 11 of its shows, including "Ugly Betty" and "Brothers & Sisters," Billboard reports.
- The AP is reporting that a stage musical version of Dirty Dancing will open in Chicago in September of 2008.
- CBS has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with Don Imus, who may return to radio before too long, Reuters reports.
- According to Variety, 20th Century Fox is hoping to lure screenwriters by promising them that they will receive gross participation if their original scripts are made into movies.
- Ellen DeGeneres is filming a two-hour variety show for TBS, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
- Fox has bought a new game show called "Nothing But the Truth," in which participants will be hooked up to lie detectors and asked a series of personal questions for the chance to win $500,000.
- Casting news: Chris Mulkey will play the new coach on "Friday Night Lights," Zap2it reports. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Benny Ciaramello will also join the show to play a love interest for Lyla, while TV Guide says Marin Hinkle will guest star on "Brothers & Sisters."
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Mar 23, 2007 -
Though 300 wasn't exactly a great movie, it was unlike anything I've seen on the big screen, which is why I'm excited to see what director Zack Snyder and the rest of the 300 gang will do next. Not surprisingly — given the movie's massive box-office success — most everyone involved in 300 has some very cool projects coming down the pike. Here's a look at what's brewing.
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