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Our Breaking Dawn Wish List, Tom and Cameron's Tricky Soccer Skills, and Jane's Happy Honeymoon

Molly — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 14:35:00 PDT

Edward and Bella's honeymoon is one scene we'd like to get extended now that Breaking Dawn is officially being broken into two parts, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz show off some fancy soccer footwork, and Jane Lynch honeymoons in Monte Carlo! Plus, our reviews of Karate Kid and The A-Team.

PSR 6/11/10: Breaking Dawn Wish List, Tom & Cameron's Soccer Skills, & Jane's Honeymoon

PopSugarTV — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 14:28:15 PDT

Edward and Bella's honeymoon is one scene we'd like to get extended now that Breaking Dawn is officially being broken into two parts, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz show off some fancy soccer footwork, and Jane Lynch honeymoons in Monte Carlo! Be sure to follow us on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook for all the latest celebrity gossip!

Who Should Play Frank Sinatra in Martin Scorsese's Biopic?

BuzzSugar — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 07:57:25 PDT

And then there were three. Back in May I asked you all who you would choose to play Frank Sinatra in the upcoming biopic, and Martin Scorsese reportedly has narrowed it down to Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, and George Clooney. Apparently Scorsese's first choice is his muse DiCaprio, while Universal Pictures would like to see Depp in the role.

As for Clooney - he's the top pick for Tina Sinatra, who would like the movie to focus more on the more charming side of her father's personality rather than the more gritty aspects of his life. Rest assured that whoever snags the role won't have to sing - the music will feature Sinatra's original voice. So between these three guys, tell me - who should play Frank Sinatra in Martin Scorsese's biopic?

Buzz In: Who Should Play Frank Sinatra in Scorsese's Biopic?

BuzzSugar — Thu, 14 May 2009 05:50:42 PDT

Who better to direct a biopic about the famous blue-eyed Italian-American entertainer Frank Sinatra than Martin Scorsese? This is the kind of movie news that's so "just right" it makes me wonder why it hasn't happened before. Here's more on the project, titled simply, Sinatra:

The deal comes after years of negotiations with Frank Sinatra Enterprises, a joint venture of the crooner's estate and Warner Music Group. One major obstacle was the internal politics of the estate, where family members had to come to consensus on how to tell the story and, more importantly, just how much of the story to tell.

Raised during the Depression, [Sinatra] built a singing career that weathered many changes in popular culture, all while he racked up 31 gold records and countless other honors. He also had a successful career as an actor, proving naysayers wrong by earning an Oscar for From Here to Eternity. His personal life was just as eventful. He suffered from depression and a bipolar disorder, was alleged to have connections to organized crime and was married four times, including to actresses Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow.

Now the big question remains: What modern-day actor can appropriately portray Sinatra, one of America's most famous singers? Who's got the charm and presence, a bit of an edge at times, and most of all, those mesmerizing eyes? Who would you cast?

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Listen Up: Fiona Apple Sings a Cy Coleman Tune

BuzzSugar — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:30:44 PDT

Listening to a new Fiona Apple song feels like getting a drop of water after a long time in the desert. I so enjoy her unique voice and I miss it during the long breaks she tends to take between albums. That's why I was so excited to come across a recording of her singing the Cy Coleman song "Why Try to Change Me Now?"

I've heard Frank Sinatra's whimsical version of this old jazz standard, and it's great. Not surprisingly, Apple's take on the song is more melancholy than Sinatra's and completely lovely. I'd like to add this single to my MP3 collection, but it's not available on iTunes just yet (it will be included on a CD titled Then Was Then and Now Is Now: A Tribute to Cy Coleman).

I'll keep my eye out for when this single is available to purchase, and in the meantime you can take a listen if you

Buzz Gift Guide: Hey, Daddio!

BuzzSugar — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 05:30:36 PST

Welcome to another one of my Buzz Gift Guides for all the entertainment lovers in your life. Yesterday I tackled gifts for moms and today I've got some ideas for the original special fellow in your life: Dad.

I know a lot of dads (not just my own) who were sad to see HBO's mobster hit The Sopranos end, so I was delighted to find a whole collection of wines inspired by the show. You can choose from an old school Chianti called "Uncle Junior's Wine" and a Pinot Grigio inspired by Carmella ("light but tasty enough for a strong woman"), among others. If your dad's a fan of the show he'll probably get a kick out of these.

If your dad's a music lover he might enjoy this CD and DVD box set of Frank Sinatra singin' his hits in Vegas, a collection of Louis Armstrong's Christmas tunes, or Martin Scorsese's rock doc chronicling two Rolling Stones concerts, Shine a Light.

Of course, many dads would be thrilled to get this humongous set of James Bond films on DVD. And finally, while it's not exactly my favorite series, my dad really does think Two and a Half Men is one of the funniest shows on TV, so I'll be picking up the fourth season on DVD for his collection this year.

Shine a Light ($18.99)	Sinatra: Vegas ($63.98)
The Sopranos Wine ($24.99)	James Bond Blu-ray Collection Six-Pack ($111.95)
Two and a Half Men - The Complete Fourth Season ($28.99)	The Christmas Collection: 20th Century Masters: Louis Armstrong & Friends: Music ($10.99)

Check out HolidaySugar for all of our holiday coverage and gift guides.

Buzz Brainteaser

BuzzSugar — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 04:30:01 PDT

Welcome to Buzz Brainteaser, the trivia feature on BuzzSugar! Every weekday I'll test your knowledge about TV shows, music, and movies. If you enter in the correct answer, you win points! What Beatles song did Frank Sinatra once say was the "greatest love song ever written"?
(Or the "greatest love song of the past 50 years," depending on who you ask.)

Buzz News Roundup, 9/21

BuzzSugar — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 13:30:29 PDT

Brett Ratner and Chris Tucker will team up for a film adaptation of the book Mr. S: My Life With Frank Sinatra, a tell-all written by Sinatra's valet George Jacobs, writes ComingSoon. Ratner will produce and direct while Tucker is eying the role of Jacobs.
Rather than watch celebrities get drunk and humiliate themselves, VH1 is creating a celebrity reality series that will follow "celebrities" going through rehab, Variety reports.
Billboard reports that Dr. Dre's 2008 album Detox will be his last album.
Hollywood Reporter has news that Warner Bros. will definitely make a live-action film adaptation of Justice League of America comics, with George Miller directing.
CBS' "Survivor: China" dominated the ratings on Thursday night, writes Hollywood Reporter.
Former Ramones member Richard Reinhardt is suing Apple and Wal-Mart for copyright infringement, Reuters reports.

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Link Time!

CasaSugar — Wed, 18 May 2011 12:50:00 PDT

Spend the weekend at Frank Sinatra's Palm Springs pad. - ShelterPop
Give your interiors a historical style with these timeless home accessories. - Real Simple
How well do you do your chores? Take the ultimate indoor cleaning quiz! - TLC
Got kids in the house? This aqueduck faucet extender is a genius product. - Shelterrific
I'm daydreaming about this beach house with blue shutters. So pretty! - Hooked on Houses
I'm blown away by this beautiful curbside dresser makeover. - DIY Life

Jennifer Aniston Talks Pregnancy and Joins Hollywood's Hottest Ladies to Turn Heads For Elle

Katie Henry — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 16:25:07 PDT

Jennifer Aniston's piercing blue eyes stand out on the November issue of Elle, on stands Oct. 18. Jen slipped into a sexy black tank top from Balmain, Balenciaga shorts, a Cartier necklace, and David Yurman bracelets for her cover shoot while boyfriend Justin Theroux watched her pose for photographer Alexei Hay - shop Jen's luxury look now! Inside the magazine she talks more about the rumors surrounding her personal life, including pregnancy speculation, and reveals her experience working in front of and behind the camera. Jen's not the only famous face inside the issue; she's joined by veteran actresses like Naomi Watts, Viola Davis, and Michelle Pfeiffer as well as newcomers like Elizabeth Olsen and Evan Rachel Wood - see the full spread on Elle.com. The ladies talk about what it's like working in Hollywood in addition to pinpointing the moment they all decided to become actresses. Here's more:

Jennifer on baby rumors: "But it's not what you read. There's no desperation. If it's meant to be, it's meant to be. I'm at peace with whatever the plan is. But will you hate me if I say I don't want to talk about my relationship?"
Jennifer on the first time she stood up to a male director: "I threw a chair at a director. It wasn't my proudest moment. He was treating a script supervisor horribly . . . When the director walked in, I threw a chair at him. I missed, of course. I was like, 'You can't speak to people like that.' I can't tolerate it."
Naomi on her breakthrough role in Mulholland Drive: "It was a game-changer, but I knew I had to be careful. You can get a lot of attention and still be gone in a flash."
Naomi on becoming an actress: "One of the things was seeing the movie Fame, as cheesy as that sounds. I was like, That looks fun! It wasn't that I wanted to be famous. I just wanted to go to acting class."
Elizabeth on taking a year off school to make her film debut: "They're all indies, so the shoots were relatively short - it was great because every single film was a genre, and the directors were so completely different. It helped me figure out what worked for me and how I would adapt. It was difficult at times - like a great year of conservatory training. It was that intense."
Elizabeth on her desire to act: "Watching old Frank Sinatra musicals when I was, like, 6. I wanted to be one of the love interests when I got older."