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All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. Transformers The summer's loud, raucus, action-packed robot movie is finally available for consumption on DVD, complete with all the special feature trimmings. In addition to the story of the Autobots vs. Read more
Welcome to BuzzSugar's monthly must-haves, where I show off a handful of the things I'm most looking forward to watching, buying, renting and reading. With fall in the air, here are a bunch of the goodies I'm craving this month. To find out why these seven things are at the top of my list, just read more Read more
You may have seen Marcia Gay Harden in many films without knowing her name. Or, if you're like me, you've been an admirer ever since her stunning Oscar-winning role in Pollock. Whatever the case, it's high time to give this lady some props. I think she is up there with Virginia Madsen, Laura Linney, and Patricia Clarkson in the category of actresses who give subtle yet deeply riveting Read more
The Hoax is exciting in the way that casino/bank heist movies are exciting — only it's based on a real-life media heist. It's 1971, and billionaire Howard Hughes has captured the curiosity of millions for being extremely powerful and strangely resistant to any contact with the public. People are ravenous for information about Hughes, so when a desperate, off-kilter writer named Clifford Irving Read more
Richard Gere looks so young and sprightly in the previews for The Hoax, a tale based on the true story of one of the greatest media deceptions ever attempted. In the early 1970s, writer Clifford Irving (Gere) sells a "biography" about Howard Hughes, featuring exclusive information about the mysterious and fiercely private billionaire. Eager for the juicy story, Irving's publishers pay him Read more
Did we call it or what? We didn't buy the "Botox Mom" story back in March, and now Sheena Upton (aka Kerry Campbell) has admitted that her entire story is false. She testified in court that The Sun paid her $200 to play the role of Kerry Campbell. "I was provided with the story, instructions and a script to follow for a recorded interview," she explained. She then went on Good Morning America Read more
That Birdman video is a total hoax — Newser Visualizing just how far things are in space — Geekosystem 100 ridiculous cell phone names — BuzzFeed Quadcopters use GPS to drop delicious taco goodness — Geek.com 5 ways to beat old-school games using the power of math — Cracked AT&T creates a vibrating steering wheel for GPS instructions — Dvice In a race against two Batmobiles, Read more
Many servers barely make minimum wage, so tips are definitely a huge part of their income. That's one of the reasons why there was so much public outrage when an allegedly well-to-do banker, whose identity was not disclosed, tipped a waitress a measly $1.33 when the bill came to $133.54. To add salt to the wound, he wrote "get a real job" on the receipt. The picture of the bill was featured on a Read more
Where is Jessica Biel hiding her engagement ring? — HuffPost Entertainment Nicole Richie is heading to QVC — UsWeekly Why did Stephen Colbert halt his show? — People Kate Bosworth is all about Twitter — Lainey Gossip Find out which celebrities were invited to Whitney Houston's memorial — D-Listed Jon Hamm hints at a new romance for Don Draper — Insider Adele is the victim of a hoax Read more
For the past few weeks, the Internet has been abuzz with stories of the so-called Botox mom — aka Kerry Campbell, the San Francisco mother who claims to be injecting her 8-year-old daughter, Britney Campbell, with Botox. We first heard of the Campbells in March, and while some of the details have remained a little sketchy since then, it turns out as the San Francisco Chronicle discovered, Kerry Read more
