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Link Time! Saoirse Ronan to Play a Girl Assassin
- Saoirse Ronan has been cast in the title role as a teen hitgirl in Hanna — Cinematical
- David Hasselhoff is leaving America's Got Talent — PopWatch
- Check out Amy Adams's best movies — Rotten Tomatoes
- If you wanted to see Michael Cera in a hot tub with the Jersey Shore kids, your dreams are about to come true — Best Week Ever
- Tom Cruise is actually not going to star Northern Lights as Taylor Lautner's daddy — Vulture
- Warner Bros. is remaking Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance — MTV Movies Blog
- Greg Grunberg says Heroes will be back next season — Heroes
- Um, Justin Long has a nude scene in Going the Distance? — Moviefone
- Mooovin' on up: Avatar is now the second highest-grossing film of all time.
What Is the Best Sci-Fi Show of 2009?
They're the shows with the mind-blowing storylines that make us go "huh?!" This year, we saw the departure of one of the genre's biggies (Battlestar Galactica) and a cult favorite (Dollhouse). In their place we have a few other series ready to carry the torch in 2010, including two newbies.
Heroes: Do You Think Claire Will Side With the Circus?
This post comes from Addicted to Heroes group member Lauren.
This week, Noah threw his daughter to the ground while trying to defend her from Becky and Samuel! I am starting to think the circus side is a very calculating crew and that perhaps this was entirely a setup, so Claire will move even further from the life that Noah has set up for her and their hopes to the circus!
Link Time! Heroes Is Killing Off a Major Character
- Want to know who's getting the ax on Heroes? Click here for the spoiler — Watch With Kristin
- Commemorate Election Day '09 with five of the best election campaigns in movies — MTV Movies Blog
- Director/writer Richard Kelly talks about The Box and whether he would push the button — Collider
- Weezer continues their run of head-scratching collaborations. Check them out with Chamillionaire, Sara Bareilles, and .
Which Hero Would You Miss the Most?
The Internet is abuzz today with the news that a major character will be killed off on Heroes. All we know as of right now is that it will be a leading male, and one of the show's original cast members. Granted, my love for Heroes waned after the second season, but I would still be sad to hear that Hiro or Peter Petrelli were gone for good, and I can't imagine the show without Sylar either.
Buzz News Roundup, 8/24
- Stephen Moyer will join Paul Bettany in the vampire thriller Priest. — Variety
- NBC has ordered a pilot for the legal comedy Rex Is Not Your Lawyer. — The Hollywood Reporter
- Diego Luna will make his directorial debut with a family drama called Abel.
First Look: Heroes Season Four
Will "Redemption," the new volume of Heroes premiering this Fall, mean redemption for the show itself? The show premiered to huge ratings, buzz, and Emmy recognition back in 2006, but the past few seasons have seen viewers dropping out and critical praise diminishing.
But now, the show seems to be entering a dramatic new phase, punctuated by the introduction of a roving, sinister carnival that recruits people with powers for nefarious purposes.
Heroes Restocks Its Cast For Season Four
Heroes has become known for beefing up its cast between seasons, and this year looks to be no different. The show has already added at least five new roles to its roster for season four. What new faces will be added to the roster when the newest volume, "Redemption," begins in the Fall?
NBC Announces Six New Shows — and Leaves Some in Limbo
NBC revealed a big chunk of its primetime plans for next TV season this morning, announcing six new dramas, four comedies, and four renewed series. But it left a lot of questions open, too — including the fate of Chuck and Law and Order and when all of these shows will fit on the new primetime schedule.
Those answers are supposed to come May 19 — the same week the rest of the networks will announce their schedules.
TV News: More (But Less) Heroes, and Glee Gets a Tryout
A couple of TV news tidbits worth noting today:
- Maybe you heard about the Greg Grunberg Twitter update that got people all worried that Heroes wouldn't be back for a fourth season (even though he clarified immediately) — or maybe you've just been following the show's sinking ratings and wondering if it might not return to NBC's lineup in the Fall. Well, no worries: NBC plans to order up another season of Heroes — albeit a slightly shorter one. The network will probably ask for 18 to 20 episodes of the series this time around (the first season had 23, the current season 25).
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