My.chemical.romance. Glee 2. Glee 3. Glee 4. Going Androidgenous With Janelle Monáe. Colin Morgan on Merlin, movies, and literary magic. Interview: "Hawaii Five-0's" Daniel Dae Kim & Peter M. Lenkov. It's Christmas in the tropics on this week's episode of the CBS freshman hit "Hawaii Five-0" so that means palm trees decorated with holiday lights and, this being a crime drama, a bomb around the neck of one of our regulars.
In this case, it's Chin Ho Kelly (played by Daniel Dae Kim) whose life hangs in the balance and it falls upon his partners-in-crime-fighting Steve McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin), Danny Williams (Scott Caan) and Kono Kalakaua (Grace Park) to find a way to get the bomb off without Chin Ho literally losing his head. What they find out in their investigation is that this act is not random but involves something much, much larger. "We end this year with a big episode," said Executive Producer Peter Lenkov when he spoke with our Jim Halterman about this week's episode. "It's a mythology episode that has Victor Hesse coming back. " Ory: The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner - LAist.
By Angela Serratore/Special to LAist Before Lindsay Lohan and Mel Gibson, Angelinos of all ages hungrily awaited news of Fatty Arbuckle and the Black Dahlia, and before TMZ and Perez Hilton fit in our pockets, there was the afternoon edition of the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner.
Trafficking in the salacious and the spectacular and operating out of a building boasting hand-painted gold leaf in the lobby, the Herald-Examiner and its home said ‘LA’ like no other paper could. The flagship newspaper of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst (no stranger to scandal himself), the Herald-Examiner was born out of the newspaper magnate’s desire to run for President. Oh No They Didn't! - Q&A: Christopher Nolan on Dreams, Architecture, and Ambiguity + SET PHOTOS. (Spoiler alert: Details and plot points about Inception follow.)Christopher Nolan, director of Memento, and The Dark Knight, tends to let his twisty genre deconstructions speak for themselves.
But he agreed to talk to Wired about the decade-long inception of his movie Inception (on DVD December 7). We talked to him about heists, architecture, and the difference between ambiguity and a lack of answers. Hint: One is better (looking at you, Lost). Wired: Inception has such high ambitions. What did it take to get the script to work?
Oh No They Didn't! - On the Road with Joshua Radin: Long interview. For over five years, Joshua Radin tried to get one of his screenplays produced in Hollywood.
As a way to tone down the frustration, he taught himself guitar, and played through the aggravation. The hobby proved therapeutic for Radin, and surprisingly it turned into a career in 2004. That year, Radin's first ever composition "Winter" caught the ear of Zach Braff, who in turn, put in on his series "Scrubs. " Boardwalk Empire’s Michael Shannon on Agent Van Alden’s Descent Into Violence and Drinking. Al Harrington brings together old and new Hawaii Five-0. By Teri Okita – bio | email HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A bit of nostalgia on the Hawaii Five-0 set.
Al Harrington, the only living member of the original cast, shot a guest spot for an upcoming episode. A lot of things have changed for Harrington since that big wave broke in the opening credits decades ago. First off, he no longer plays Ben Kokua. Oh No They Didn't! - BAMF (who may or may not have fathered an illegitimate child) talks about his craft. Oh No They Didn't! - Tom Felton: It's Been Totally Worth It to Lose a Little of My Childhood. Tom Felton won audiences over as Draco, the arrogant young bully of Slytherin who loved giving Harry Potter a hard time.
Now, he's facing an identity crisis in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Parts 1 and 2. Oh No They Didn't! - Long ass interview with Emma Watson. Question: You made the front page of all the papers today, and you really rocked the red carpet last night Emma: Thank you!
Did you get any stick from anyone about "don't cut your hair? " Emma: I kind of knew I would get stick, and that's why I didn't tell anyone I was gonna do it. Chucktv: An Interview With Mekenna Melvin (Alex, 'Chuck') Oh No They Didn't! - Mr. Grint talks to the Daily Telegraph! Life after Harry Potter for Rupert Grint DANIEL Radcliffe has instant recognition.
Emma Watson has the high fashion look. But Rupert Grint has cool factor. As the Harry Potter movie series draws to an end, one thing has become abundantly clear: the films leading trio of wizards-in-training could not have been more perfectly cast. Daniel Radcliffe, bless him, could talk the hind legs off a hippogriff, and has the kind of beyond-his-years maturity that whoever played Harry would need to survive the spotlight. Emma Watson, aka Hermione, is whip-smart and more likely to be seen studying at an Ivy League college in America than she is on the big screen in the next few years. Oh No They Didn't! - Screenwriter Steve Kloves talks to New York Times. Snippet: “When the idea [to split Deathly Hallows] was initially mooted, I was, to put it mildly, uncertain,” said David Heyman, one of the key producers, speaking of the decision to make two movies from one book.
“But as Steve began to break the book down, it became clear that there was no way to tell this story in one film and to have the film make sense and do the book any justice.” (And, of course, the decision allows Warner Brothers to spin out the franchise for one last probable box-office bonanza.) Though expectations for the finale are even higher than usual, the filmmakers say their approach has essentially stayed the same throughout the series. Oh No They Didn't! - Zachary Levi Talks Tangled. Actor Zachary Levi began his path towards a career in entertainment while he was in high school, living in Ventura, California, performing in regional musical theater productions like "Grease" and "Big River.
" Levi eventually went onto co-star on the popular sitcom Less Than Perfect, but didn't become a household name until his starring role on the hit NBC spy-comedy, Chuck. Since then he's appeared in last year's extremely successful family film, Alvin and The Chipmunks: The Squeakuel, and has even recorded a duet with former American Idol contestant Katharine McPhee. Now, the actor finally has an opportunity to bridge his love for music together with his talent for acting in the new Disney animated musical feature film, Tangled, which opens in theaters on November 24th.
Tangled is the 50th animated feature film from Walt Disney Pictures and the last of their planned princess themed movies, based on the classic "Rapunzel" fairy tale.