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Fergie's "Be Italian" From Nine — Nailed It or Not Impressed?
Rob Marshall's long anticipated movie musical Nine won't hit theaters until December, and I'm practically counting the minutes until I can see all the talented ladies (Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, the list goes on) singing and dancing with Daniel-Day Lewis. The songs are showstoppers for sure, and now you can have a taste of the upcoming soundtrack. Give a listen to Fergie singing "Be Italian," one of the show's biggest numbers, and tell me what you think — nailed it or not impressed?
Link Time!
- Bradley Whitford is heading back to TV in Jack and Dan — TV Squad
- A few early predictions for the 2010 Oscars — Vulture
- The release date of Nine has been moved from Thanksgiving to Christmas — Cinematical
- Ellen Pompeo may not miss any episodes of Grey's Anatomy for maternity leave after all — Watch With Kristin
- A countdown of Vince Vaughn's funniest moments (including video clips!) — Moviefone
- Daniel Radcliffe will return to Broadway in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying — MTV Movies Blog
- Amazon has New Moon soundtrack snippets! — Pitchfork
- Desperate Housewives' creator Marc Cherry is working on a new show for ABC — Hollywood Reporter
- ABC picks up The Middle, Cougar Town, and Modern Family for full seasons — HitFix
- Fine Living Network is changing over to the Cooking Channel — Yum Sugar
- The Top 15: Greatest Opening Title Sequences — TV.com
Buzz's Picks For Fall Movies: Romances
Fall movies are upon us, and I'm making it easier for you to sift through all the theatrical releases by giving you my Fall flick picks. I told you which comedies I'll be in the audience for, and now I'm tackling those movies with a bit more heart: the romances.
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Movie Preview: Nine
"Be Italian!!"
Wow! The first trailer for Nine, a movie-musical by the director who brought us Chicago, is a feast for the eyes and the ears.
Buzz News Roundup, 7/21
- Variety reports that Fergie will, in fact, join the star-studded cast of Rob Marshall's movie musical Nine, which so far includes the likes of Daniel Day-Lewis, Marion Cotillard and Judi Dench, among others.
- The fine for Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" has been overturned, the New York Times reports.
- The AP has the news that Ebert and Roeper are both done with their movie review TV show.
- James Purefoy is in negotiations to play the lead in NBC's The Philanthropist, Reuters reports.
- Remember "The Bro Code" from How I Met Your Mother? Well, it's going to be a real book in stores this Fall, writes the Chicago Tribune.
- Over the weekend, Montreal's Just for Laughs comedy festival honored Judd Apatow with the Comedy Person of the Year trophy, according to Variety.
- Battlestar Galactica's Jamie Bamber will star in the UK version of Law & Order, E! reports.
- The AP declares the best albums of 2008 so far.
Kate Hudson Joins the Amazing Cast of Nine
Not only has Kate Hudson been added to the already-magnificent cast of Nine, a film adaptation of the award-winning musical, but the role and a song were added to the movie specifically for her.
The musical, inspired by Fellini's 8 1/2, is said to be "sultry and enchanting," and the same could be said about most of the cast members. Daniel Day-Lewis plays "world famous film director Guido Contini as he prepares his latest picture and balances the numerous women in his life."
The Cast of Nine Might Trade One Oscar Winner for Another
It's possible that any we slice it, the cast of the movie musical Nine will be getting a heavy-hitting, Oscar-winning actor for the role of Guido Contini. Originally the part was going to be played by sexy Javier Bardem, but he recently dropped out due to exhaustion.
Now Daniel Day-Lewis is eying the role of Guido who is described as "a famous film director who experiences personal and creative crisis while trying to balance all the women in his life."
Buzz News Roundup, 4/4
- Has it really been that long? Fox has picked up King of the Hill for a 13th season, TV Guide reports.
- The Hollywood Reporter writes that Judi Dench and Nicole Kidman may join Rob Marshall's film adaptation of the Broadway musical Nine.
- According to ComingSoon, Werner Herzog will write and direct The Piano Tuner, a Victorian-era drama about one man's journey to war-torn Burma.
- Reuters reports that the Stone Temple Pilots reunion tour is definitely a go.
- Denzel Washington is attached to star as the hero in a film adaptation of the bestselling Robert Ludlum novel The Matarese Circle, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
- USA Today writes that MySpace will be launching a full-fledged music service where people can buy music and concert tickets.
- John Schneider and Molly Ringwald have been cast in ABC Family's Juno-esque teen pregnancy TV pilot from the creator of 7th Heaven, writes Zap2it.
- Justin Long and Hayden Panettiere have been tapped to voice the lead characters in the animated family film Alpha and Omega, reports ComingSoon.
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Freshman comedy Modern Family has filled a void in my life — I find myself laughing out loud each week, and I'm not the only one digging it. A huge part of the show's greatness can be attributed to its amazing cast; one of my favorites is Cameron — one half of a same-sex couple adjusting to life with a new baby. Eric Stonestreet, who plays Cam, sat down with me to talk about the show's crazy success and the real-life experience he used to portray a clown in next week's episode, "Fizbo."
The Office, "Koi Pond": Best Lines of the Night and Video!
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