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2 Peter Dinklage Says Game of Thrones Is "Not Done Killing Off People"
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3 Penelope: Fanciful But Not Fantastic
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4 HBO Moves to New Orleans with Treme
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5 Knights of Badassdom Trailer: Ryan Kwanten Ditches True Blood For Medieval Times
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6 Peter Dinklage Wins the Emmy For Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
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7 Peter Dinklage Talks Loving Game of Thrones and Why He Thanked His Pet Sitter in His Emmy Speech
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8 Peter Dinklage Wins the Golden Globe For Best Supporting Actor, TV
Peter Dinklage got down to business in the Golden Globes press room by talking about the upcoming season of Game of Thrones! See what he has to say about the success of the series and the deaths that are in store for a few of the characters. Read more
Peter Dinklage took home yet another accolade, winning the best actor in a drama TV series Golden Globe for his work in Game of Thrones this evening. During his acceptance speech Peter revealed it's the first night he and his wife have left their newborn baby girl at home with a babysitter, so his first press room question was about checking in on the little one. From there, he gushed about the Read more
Peter Dinklage is taking home the Golden Globe for best supporting actor on TV for Game of Thrones. This is following his big Emmy win last year. He beat Paul Giamatti, Guy Pearce, Tim Robbins, and Eric Stonestreet. How do you feel about this win? Read more
Peter Dinklage celebrated his Emmy win for best supporting actor as Tyrion on Game of Thrones, and the actor stopped by the press room to chat. Dinklage shared some insider info about the direction of the series, how he was resistant to working in TV until Game of Thrones, and why he'll probably get in trouble for thanking his pet sitter in his acceptance speech. On being perceived as cool: Read more
Peter Dinklage is this year's Emmy winner for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series for his work on Game of Thrones. He beat Mad Men's John Slattery, Walton Goggins of Justified, Andre Braugher for Men of a Certain Age, and Josh Charles and Alan Cumming for The Good Wife. We're huge Game of Thrones fans around here, so we're pumped about this win. Are you? Read more
Knights of Badassdom revolves around a group of modern day men involved in medieval times LARPing (live-action role playing, for the uninitiated), but the truly bad-ass thing about the movie is the cast. It features small screen stars I adore, like True Blood's Ryan Kwanten, Game of Thrones' Peter Dinklage, and Community's Danny Pudi. Steve Zahn and Summer Glau round out the group, who get so Read more
Some exciting news from HBO today, especially for fans of The Wire. The network has picked up the New Orleans-set series Treme, which was created by The Wire boss David Simon and includes two of that show's cast members in its ensemble. HBO is eying a Fall premiere date for the show, which chronicles the rebuilding of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina through the eyes of musicians. Though Read more
Ryan Gosling may not have shown up with a date on his arm, but Ellen Barkin was the lucky lady posing by his side at the after party of The Visitor premiere in NYC last night. Seriously, she gets to hang out with all the good ones. Hot hot Mr. Gosling and Ellen aren't actually in the movie, but neither are Patricia Clarkson, Stanley Tucci or Steve Buscemi who were all out for the event. Hey no Read more
Uh oh, looks like Ryan Phillippe didn't pack any smiles for his trip to NYC for last night's Stop-Loss premiere. Sad face. He also doesn't seem to have packed his costars Channing Tatum or Joseph Gordon-Levitt, not to mention Miss Abbie Cornish. That's all okay, though, because special thanks to all those workouts Ryan brings enough handsome for the whole lot of 'em. Just maybe a little bit Read more
There are some intriguing issues buried within the story of Penelope: what it means for a woman to love and accept herself the way she is, the way beauty ideals are — sometimes cruelly — passed down from mother to daughter, society's eagerness to vilify those who are different and then, just as quickly, to embrace them as "cute" upon discovering that they're harmless. These things are touched Read more
