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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced this year's class of nominees, and there are some big names on the list. The Hall of Fame is following up last year's class, which featured the likes of Madonna, Leonard Cohen, and John Mellencamp, with a group of nominees including Metallica, Run-DMC, and the Stooges. In total, nine acts made the short list. In addition to the names above, guitarist Read more
Iggy Pop is old enough to be your dad, but that isn't stopping the veteran punk-rocker from having a MySpace page. (I'm adding him as a friend right now, in fact.) That's because Iggy and his Stooges are reuniting for a series of shows (including one at the Esquire South by Southwest showcase) and a new album, called The Weirdness and coming out March 6. I appreciate the appropriateness of the Read more
After four weekends in the top spot, box office heavyweight champ The Hunger Games has finally been brought down. Think Like a Man opened to $33 million in its first weekend, which is more than double The Hunger Games' $14.5 million intake. Zac Efron's romantic drama The Lucky One also overtook The Hunger Games, winding up in second with $22.8 million in its debut weekend. Documentary Chimpanzee Read more
What do The Cabin in the Woods and The Three Stooges have in common? Pretty much nothing, except they're both opening in wide release this week. Cabin's been getting great buzz, and horror fans have been counting the days until the thriller starring Chris Hemsworth comes out. Meanwhile, those not inclined to terror might want to check out Sean Hayes in the Stooges. Let us know what you think of Read more
For the fourth consecutive weekend, The Hunger Games has managed to take down its competition, and with the $21 million it made this past weekend, the film has grossed a total of $337.1 million. The Farrelly brothers' The Three Stooges came in second with $17.1 million, followed by cerebral horror flick Cabin in the Woods with $14.9 million, which were both in their first weekend of release. Read more
Well, the Farrelly brothers' long-awaited update of The Three Stooges is here, and it's full of nyucks, pratfalls, and attempts to make the characters relevant. Sean Hayes, Will Sasso, and Chris Diamantopoulos star as Larry, Curly, and Moe, but the actors come off looking more like three guys who dressed up as the trio for Halloween. The classic Stooges bits also feel like they're nothing but Read more
Justin Bieber and Mark Wahlberg will costar in a basketball drama — The Playlist Armie Hammer is in talks to play The Lone Ranger — /Film Meet the woman who may play Superman's nemesis in the Man of Steel — Moviefone Memorable movie proms — Rotten Tomatoes Cate Blanchett will lend her voice to Family Guy — TV Squad Chuck Lorre has an idea for rebooting Two and a Half Men — Read more
Showtime orders two new series starring Claire Danes, Kristen Bell, and more — TV Squad Alec Baldwin actually hopes 30 Rock will go on forever — PopWatch See Colin Farrell as a vampire in Fright Night — Moviefone James Franco's best movies — Rotten Tomatoes Matt Lauer wants to leave the Today show, too — Vulture Javier Bardem is in final negotiations for The Dark Tower — MTV Movies Read more
Take a look at The Vampire Diaries's Klaus — Zap2it Sean Hayes will play Larry in the Three Stooges movie — /Film Keanu Reeves talks Bill and Ted 3 — Moviefone On the set with the cast of The Vampire Diaries — TV Squad Charlie Sheen spoofs his 20/20 interview — PopWatch Flight of the Conchords' Bret McKenzie will play an elf in The Hobbit — Vulture Decorating inspiration from Water Read more
Tom Hanks is the latest celeb to sign on for an episode of 30 Rock — TV Line Bradley Cooper's five favorite films — Rotten Tomatoes January Jones strips down in new pics from X-Men: First Class — Moviefone More rumored casting for the Three Stooges movie — /Film Watch Kourtney Kardashian film a love scene for One Life to Live — TV Squad Here's your first look at Pixar's new movie, Read more
