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23 May 2012 12:51 PM, PDT | Fandango | See recent Fandango news »
There certainly hasn't been a shortage of actresses portraying Jackie Kennedy. Rachel Weisz, Roma Downey and Katie Holmes are just a few names who have played the wife of assassinated president John F. Kennedy. A new film from Precious director Lee Daniels has cast Friday Night Lights and The Roommate star Minka Kelly in the role opposite Matthew McConaughey who will play President Kennedy. The Butler is based on a Washington Post article by Wil Haygood and tells the story of Eugene Allen, the late White House butler who served eight presidents during his tenure from 1952-1986. Forest Whitaker is already set to portray Allen in a growing cast that include Oprah Winfrey as Allen's wife, David Oyelowo as his son, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Terrance Howard in undisclosed roles,...
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22 May 2012 8:50 AM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »
One Three Media, reality heavyweight Mark Burnett’s joint venture with Hearst, is expanding into scripted television. It has hired HBO veteran Anne Thomopoulos to start a new scripted division for drama series and miniseries and run it. Thomopoulos has executive produced such series/miniseries as Rome, Camelot and Generation Kill as well as Tom Fontana’s European-financed and produced Borgia, on whose second season season she is working at the moment. “Our scripted division will be producing domestically and internationally, using both traditional models and new business models,” Thomopoulos said. Burnett’s first scripted project through his new company, a 10-hour miniseries for History based on the Bible that he’s executive producing alongside his wife Touched By An Angel star Roma Downey, is currently in production for a spring 2013 premiere. It is co-financed by Hearst Entertainment & Syndication, and Fox has worldwide home video distribution for it. One Three »
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15 March 2012 11:53 AM, PDT | Pop2it | See recent Pop2it news »
St. Patrick's Day (March 17) isn't all about drinking. Well, it's mostly about drinking. But it is also a day to celebrate the gift to the world known as Irish cuisine which manages to make much of a few humble ingredients.
Below, we've combed the Internets for the best celebrity St. Patrick's Day recipes so you, too, can eat like an Ireland-loving star on March 17.
Bobby Flay's Corned Beef and Cabbage (Difficulty: Slightly more involved than the usual throwing of the titled ingredients into a pot.)
Spice Rubbed Cornbeef
Ingredients:
Whole prepared corned beef (about 4 lbs)
Bobby Flay Spice Rub for Meat
1 pound bacon, cut into lardon
Canola oil
Whole grain mustard
Dijon mustard
Honey
Prepared horseradish
Chervil (garnish)
Directions:
Rub corned beef with spice rub then set aside. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large sauté pan over medium heat. Add bacon and cook until golden brown. Remove bacon »
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6 March 2012 9:50 PM, PST | The Hollywood Interview | See recent The Hollywood Interview news »
DVD Playhouse—March 2012
By Allen Gardner
J. Edgar (Warner Bros.) Director Clint Eastwood provides a rock-solid, albeit rather flat portrait of polarizing FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, covering his life from late teens to his death. Leonardo DiCaprio does an impressive turn as Hoover, never crossing the line into caricature, and creating a Hoover that is all too human, making for an all the more unsettling look at absolute power run amuck. Where the film stumbles is the love story at its core: Hoover’s relationship with longtime aide Clyde Tolson (Armie Hammer). In the hands of an openly-gay director like Gus Van Sant, this could have been a heartbreaking, tender story of forbidden (unrequited?) love, but Eastwood seems to tiptoe around their romance, with far too much delicacy and deference. The film works well when recreating the famous crimes and investigations which Hoover made his name on (the Lindbergh kidnapping, »
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22 February 2012 10:57 AM, PST | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
Actress Roma Downey stopped by "Access Hollywood Live" on Tuesday to talk about her five-year marriage to reality TV mega-producer Mark Burnett.
Downey, who formerly starred on the long-running TV drama "Touched By An Angel," said that she first met her husband in a salon.
"He was having a haircut, and I was having a pedicure," Downey said. "Our eyes met in the mirror, you know, once, twice -- And then I thought, 'I can't look over again,' and I did."
The couple started dating in January 2004, and got engaged in November 2006 during a Thanksgiving family vacation in Mexico. They tied the knot in April 2007.
On "Access Hollywood," Downey fondly recalled her wedding, which took place on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Malibu, Calif. Downey's former co-star, Della Reese, officiated the ceremony. "Della's my mother, you know. We adopted each other on the show. When she first met Mark, »
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9 February 2012 9:02 AM, PST | Pop2it | See recent Pop2it news »
Roma Downey is still being touched by angels.
Nine years after the end of her popular CBS series about Monica, the heavenly emissary who learned the ropes on Earth, the former "Touched by an Angel" star continues to seek inspirational projects. She's now generating some herself as founder of Lightworkers Media, which debuts the child-oriented, animated DVD series "Little Angels" Tuesday (Feb. 14) via Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.
The franchise launches with three separate releases on the subjects of animals, letters and numbers. Featured on-camera in a parents' guide as part of the extra features, Downey tells Zap2it, "I've not ever produced an animated series before, so I just moved forward prayerfully to bring the best people to me. This animation style is colorful and simple, and I think the music is really great."
Preschool-age twins Alex and Zoe are the characters whose ceiling is decorated with eight Little Angels that come to life, »
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