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Ilene Chaiken reveals her biggest "The L Word" regret
23 November 2011 7:58 AM, PST | AfterEllen.com | See recent AfterEllen.com news »
Hey, lesbians, Ilene Chaiken has something to tell you. Lean close, closer, a little bit closer. Ok, now brace yourself: She’s really sorry about that whole killing Dana thing, Ok?
The creator of The L Word and The Real L Word (also Barb Wire – we never forget, Ilene, never) said she regretted killing the beloved fictional tennis player and adorable coiner of the term “crispay,” Dana Fairbanks. MovieWeb.com has an exclusive clip from the reunion special on The L Word: The Complete Series DVD set, which features the cast listening to Chaiken talk about what she regrets. Have a listen for yourself.
There you have it. Couldn’t be clearer. The Chaiken has spoken:
The one thing that I most regret on the show is Dana’s death. The reaction was so passionate and the grief was so deeply felt – and to have be responsible for causing »
- Dorothy Snarker
Exclusive: Strike Back Episode 5 Clip
16 September 2011 9:41 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
The hit Cinemax series Strike Back debuts another all-new episode tonight, September 16th, at 10:00 pm. Episode 5 will introduce two new villains played by Game of Thrones' Iain Glen and Lost's Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. After their previous trail went cold, Section 20's next move is to track Latif's (Jimi Mistry) weapons supplier, which leads them to Gerald Crawford (Iain Glen), a former British Royal Marine turned arms dealer. Once they snatch him, he agrees to help them only if they rescue his daughter Clare (Laura Haddock), an aid worker in the Sudan who is being held for ransom by a brutal militia leader Tahir (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje). The team reluctantly works with a questionable government official as a middleman to set up the exchange. When Scott is recognized by a war zone reporter and old flame Maggie (Rachel Shelley), he discovers that the story she was investigating may be intertwined with the arms deal. »
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"The L Word" ladies reunite for the complete series box set release
1 September 2011 1:06 PM, PDT | AfterEllen.com | See recent AfterEllen.com news »
Those girls in tight dresses who drag with moustaches are coming back. Ok, not really – especially since a couple of them got killed off along the way. But they’ll all together again in the new The L Word: The Complete Series collectible DVD box set coming out this fall.
The 25-disc set will be released Nov. 22 and include all six seasons of The L Word and a bonus disc of features all wrapped up in collectible package. The bonus disc features an exclusive reunion special. Marlee Matlin, who played the tempestuous artist and Bette Porter stealer (Tibetter forever!) Jodi Lerner, tweeted a few weeks ago about he big reunion saying:
A great L Word gathering today! Kate, Leisha, Jennifer, Laurel, Eric Mabius, Ilene C. & me together to be featured on upcoming DVD box set! …. And I forgot, Erin Daniels (Dana) was also there at the L Word reunion today! »
- Dorothy Snarker
Lagaan - Movie Review
1 February 2011 2:49 PM, PST | The Bollywood Ticket | See recent The Bollywood Ticket news »
'Lagaan' (2001)
Starring Aamir Khan, Gracy Singh, Rachel Shelley, Paul Blackthorne
Many Indian films these days try to cater to Western sensibilities in order to gain critical acclaim abroad and boost foreign box office—and these attempts usually fail. Why, then, did an unabashedly Bollywood film like 'Lagaan'—with its effusive melodrama, six musical numbers, and nearly four-hour running time—successfully capture the attention of the West and even snag an Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Language Film?
Many Americans, including this reviewer, had never even heard of Bollywood until 'Lagaan' came along. It's only the third Hindi-language film in history to get an Oscar nod—'Mother India' (1957) and 'Salaam Bombay' (1988) being the other two. 'Lagaan' was helmed by the talented Ashutosh Gowariker, who later directed the award-winning 'Swades' (2004) and 'Jodhaa Akbar' (2008), but 'Lagaan' is known as Aamir Khan's baby. The Bollywood superstar, »
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