Welcome back for more Hollywood info…
- New to Sequel-ville: “Stomp the Yard”
- Charlize Theron was auctioning-off a trip to Africa which included a meeting with Nelson Mandela. With the highest bid being $37,000 she decided to offer a seven-second kiss to any man for $130,000. A woman offered $140,000. The kiss lasted for 90-seconds. Photo is below.
- The third Daniel Craig “Bond” movie will begin filming next year.
- New to Remake-Town: “Dambusters,” “Footloose,” “My Fair Lady,” “Short Circuit,” “Let the Right One In,” “Reincarnation of Peter Proud,”
- Pam Anderson has spoken out against the new “Baywatch” movie citing that she hates it when movies are made from TV shows. Nice to know she has standards…
- Tara Reid will be in Playboy and a team of Photoshop-ers are currently working on the pictorial.
- J.R.R. Tolkien had a good year for being a dead guy: he made $50 million. Although he was beat out by Michael Jackson ($90 mil) and Elvis Presley ($55 mil) he did make more than John Lennon ($15 mil), Jimi Hendrix ($8 mil) and fellow author Michael Crichton ($9 mil).
- The original writers on “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” are coming back for the sequel. How many years has it been…?
- According to a recent AOL poll, Miley Cyrus is the worst influence on kids (42%), followed by Britney Spears and Kanye West.
- The movie “Australia” couldn’t get a nomination for itself or actors by the Australian Film Institute.
- According to the Parents TV Council, violence against women has risen 120% in the past 5 years.
- 50 Cent is on board with the idea that UFOs/aliens have visited us and the government is covering it up.
- For those with extra cash lying around, the rights for the “Terminator” franchise will be auctioned off this month.
- Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will co-host the Oscars.
- Ted Danson, Tom Selleck, and Steve Guttenberg will reunite for “Three Men and a Bride.” I should say something witty here…
- Sony has acquired the rights to “Risk,” the world-domination board game. No word on how long the movie will be, but I’m hoping less than 6 hours.
- Will Smith has signed on to star and produce “Flowers for Algernon,” based on the story.
- Dwight Schultz, who played “Howlin’ Mad” Murdoch in “The A-Team,” has confirmed that he has a cameo in the upcoming film.
- Guillermo del Toro has confirmed his cameo in the “Hobbit” movie.
- Two good pieces of news for “Dark Tower” fans: J.J. Abrams will NOT be directing a “Gunslinger” movie, and Stephen King is possibly working on an 8th novel.
- MGM is up for auction as well…
- Due to bad money management, Nic Cage has foreclosed on 4 of his homes.
- Will Ferrell tops the Forbes Most Overpaid Actors list, with his films earning $3.29 for every dollar he’s paid.
- Michael Moore’s “Capitalism” has not been nominated for an Oscar. Apparently people in SoCal like their money…
- Michael Bay will NOT kill off Megan Fox’s character in “Transformers 3.” Because, what else is Megan Fox going to do?
- “The Howling” franchise will be rebooted. Yeah, that’s what I was waiting for… While you’re at it, can you bring the “Werewolf” TV series back?
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Comments: 16
Keep Will Smith away from “Flowers for Algernon”!
Lets hope the Terminator auction doesn't go above $10 000, then Joss Whedon can have it.
How can you remake the classic, "My fair lady"? That is going to bomb. And, another Short Circuit after all these years? Are you kidding?
The first, Who framed Roger Rabbit is another classic that just can't be re-done. I wish them luck though.
If the movie, "Australia" doesn't get support from from the country Australia, then there's something wrong there. Maybe the movie, stank? Just my opinion of course.
Alec and Steve Martin hosting together, now that will be a hoot!
Now, why do they have to go and mess with The Howling? Those 80's movies were instant classics! Leave good movies alone, please.
They need some good ideas.. Here's a suggestion, make romance novels into movies!! There are some really great ones out there that would make fantastic plots for those hopeless romantics out there.
Hollywood, you listening?