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Buzz News Roundup, 7/8
- Bravo's Real Housewives of NYC has been renewed — but it may be recast with new housewives. — The Hollywood Reporter
- Tobey Maguire and Elizabeth Banks are set to star in the indie black comedy The Details. — ComingSoon
- It's estimated that a billion people worldwide watched Michael Jackson's memorial service.
What to Download: New Music on iTunes
Tuesdays are big in entertainment-ville: Not only do all the new DVD releases hit Netflix, but new music also pours into stores, including iTunes. So I take a spin through each week's iTunes music releases and pick out some albums and tracks worthy of a download. Here are today's selections:
All the indie buzz: The first album from the much-hyped band (Spin called them "the most buzzed-about new band since Vampire Weekend") Black Kids is probably a must-have for anyone trying to keep their iTunes loaded with the latest and greatest.
Buzz News Roundup, 5/5
- According to Variety, the next Terminator movie will attempt to broaden its audience with a PG-13 rating.
- Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has signed a huge deal with Fox that makes him the highest-paid writer-producer in television, Reuters reports.
- Tom Waits has announced Summer tour dates via a bizarre faux press conference, Billboard reports.
- The Hollywood Reporter has the mind-boggling news that Tristan Wilds (Michael from The Wire) is joining the cast of the 90210 spinoff. Another actor, Michael Steger, has also been cast.
- Meanwhile, TV Guide has news that Brea Grant, who played Landry's rebound girl on Friday Night Lights, has been cast as a Heroes character with the power of superspeed.
- Amy Winehouse won't be recording the new Bond movie theme after all, writes Variety.
- Billboard announces that Nine Inch Nails is offering a free download of its new album, The Slip.
Song of the Day: Nine Inch Nails, "Capital G"
While Marilyn Manson is running around being creepy and dating a 19-year-old, Trent Reznor is still hunkering down and making good music. With both Nine Inch Nails and Tori Amos releasing new albums, I feel sort of like I'm reliving my high school years, but when it comes to quality hard music, I've always had a soft spot for Reznor.
NIN's Year Zero hits stores today — the band's first album since 2005's With Teeth.
Link Time! 4/5
- TV Squad compiles a quite comprehensive list of great TV drinkeries.
- And Spinner presents the unsexiest album covers of all time.
- Cinematical has the scoop on Coca-Cola's lawsuit against a film that features Jesus drinking a Coke.
- Tracks from Nine Inch Nails' Year Zero are surfacing, and Idolator's got a good one.
- Best Week Ever wonders: Was Michael Buble drunk on "Idol"?
- Merry Swankster's 1990s album tourney has reached the Final Four.
- Film Experience giggles at the wry though unintentional self-reference in The Reaping tagline, "What Hath God Wrought?"
- The TV Addict prints up some Dunder Mifflin letterhead.
- Rolling Stone Rock and Roll Daily sits down with ex-con-turned-rapper Akon.
- Give Me My Remote has the details on how to win a trip to the set of "Heroes."
- Meanwhile, if you've got the big bucks, Tube Talk tells you how to bid in a charity auction for TV appearances and set visits.
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