Production is in full swing on the much-anticipated film adaptation of The Hunger Games. This week, EW.com has released some exclusive photos from the movie, giving Hunger Games fans an early peek at the film.
Jennifer Lawrence stars in the lead role of Katniss Everdeen, and she’s joined by co-stars Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson. Check out the photos yourself by clicking here, and get pumped up for 2012′s Hunger Games movie!
Coming to theatres on August 5th, a new reboot of the classic sci-fi film series Planet of the Apes. It’s been over 40 years since the first Apes movie, perhaps best remembered for Charlton Heston’s classic line of “You maniacs! You blew it up!”
James Franco stars in Rise of the Planet of the Apes as a scientist whose genetically enhanced subject, Caesar, starts an ape rebellion against mankind. Andy Serkis and Tom Felton also star. Perhaps the biggest difference from the original Apes films is the animal stars of this version are mostly CGI generated, not the heavy make up monkeys from the original films. Check out the Rise of the Planet of the Apes trailer below and see what you think of this latest Hollywood reboot.
The nominations for the 2011 Emmy Awards are out. Mad Men leads the way wtih 19 total nominations, followed by Boardwalk Empire with 18, Modern Family with 17, Game of Thrones and 30 Rock with 13, and Glee with 12.
Other series receiving ‘Best’ nominations in there categories include Dexter, The Good Wife, Parks and Recreation, The Big Bang Theory, Friday Night Lights and The Office.
Actors receiving nominations include Steve Buscemi, Jon Hamm, Steve Carell, Jane Lynch, Tina Fey and virtually the entire cast of Modern Family in the Supporting Acting categories. For more information on the 2011 Emmy Award nominees, click here. The Emmy winners will be announced in September.
Hot new ORIGINAL one sheets from some of the 2011′s biggest movies are now in stock! However, there is very limited quantity available on these posters that are very desirable to collectors.
Now available on the website: original one sheet posters from Captain America: The First Avenger, Green Lantern, Steven Spielberg’s The Adventures of Tintin and two different styles from Cowboys & Aliens. Remember, once these limited stock items are sold out, they may not get re-stocked: so order yours today before its too late!
Each year, Forbes magazine takes little time away from its usual focus of the business world and publishes a list of the top paid people in tinseltown: today, we take a look at the highest paid actresses in the business. Topping the list this year is Angelina Jolie and Sarah Jessica Parker, each earning about $30 million in the past year. Those ladies were followed closely by Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, who both brought in around $28 M. Hmmmm, perhaps the key to making it to the top of the list is to hook up with Brad Pitt?
The rest of the top 10 list included Julia Roberts ($20 M), Kristen Stewart ($20 M), Katherine Heigl ($19 M), Cameron Diaz ($18 M), Sandra Bullock ($15 M), and Meryl Streep ($10 M). The top paid actresses still earn significantly less than their male counterparts: Johnny Depp topped the male list in 2010 with $75 million.
Click here for more info on Hollywood’s highest paid actresses
Coming to theatres on July 22nd: Captain America: The First Avenger. This movie is a bit of a prequel, setting up the first character in 2012′s mega-superhero movie from Marvel – The Avengers. Captain America takes place in the WW II era, while The Avengers will take place in present day.
Chris Evans stars in the lead role. This isn’t Evans’ first gig as a superhero, previously playing the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four film series. Hugo Weaving and Tommy Lee Jones also star. The plot will focus on The First Avenger battling the Red Skull, a Nazi weapons genius. Director Joe Johnson states the film won’t be USA propaganda but we should note that “Captain America” is being dropped from the film’s title in some foreign marketplaces.
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