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Monday, August 1, 2011
Meet Denise Richards?s New Daughter, Eloise Joni!
Denise Richards and daughters Sami, 7, and Lola Rose, 6, snap some shots with the 7-week-old as the actress feeds her a bottle before her Good Day New York appearance on Wednesday.
Darren Criss: Replacing Daniel Radcliffe, Heading to Broadway
Looking to make his Broadway debut, Darren Criss has been named as the replacement for Daniel Radcliffe's character in "How to Succeed in Without Really Trying."
Confirming the rumors, the 24-year-old "Glee" star will indeed tackle the job of J. Pierrepont Finch in the role made famous by the "Harry Potter" actor.
While Daniel is away for three weeks in January (3-22), Darren will hit the stage at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre offer his rendition of Finch in the revival.
This isn't the first time Criss has riffed a Radcliffe role, as he first gained widespread recognitions for co-writing and starring in YouTube musical parodies "A Very Potter Musical" and "A Very Potter Sequel."
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CONCERT FAB: Drake Rocks Toronto's OVO Fest With Lil' Wayne, Rick Ross & STEVIE WONDER
Drake returned home and hit the stage in Canada last night and he was joined by Rick Ross, Lil' Wayne and special guest Stevie Wonder. See the pics and video inside....
The 2nd Annual OVO Festival was held at the Molson Amphitheatre in Toronto last night featuring superstar native Drake and his famous friends.
We told you earlier about Drake's upcoming album Take Care, and his first single "Headlines."
Drake didn't hold the fest down alone....
His homie Lil' Wayne also rocked the crowd.
Maybach Music Group head honcho
Rick Ross also performed for the crowd.....
Looks like he kept his shirt on for a change..Hallelujer...but he still had to flash the audience.
But to prove how highly regarded Drake is in the industry, look who dropped in to perform with him....
The legend himself....Stevie Wonder, who is also expected to appear on the Take Care album.
Nas and J.Cole also appeared at the Fest.
Watch Drake's special performance with Stevie Wonder here:
Photos via WireImage/Pimental
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'Crazy, Stupid, Love.': The Reviews Are In!
Critics single out memorable performances by Ryan Gosling and Steve Carell in this 'crazy smart film.'
By Kara Warner
Ryan Gosling in "Crazy, Stupid, Love."
Photo: WB
Although the summer season is packed with big, noisy, CGI-enhanced blockbusters, studio executives are wise to the fact that not everyone wants to see flashy, action-heavy films, so they smartly offer up counter-programming in the form of romantic comedies. This week's star-studded "Crazy, Stupid, Love." is a perfect example, underscored by its 74 percent "fresh" rating at Rotten Tomatoes.
The film revolves around Cal Weaver (Steve Carell), whose wife (Julianne Moore) has recently announced her infidelity (the "other man" is played by Kevin Bacon) and requested a divorce. Cal takes his sorrows to a singles' bar, where he's adopted by local ladies' man Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling). Jacob educates Cal in the new ways of wooing the ladies, and although Cal picks up some decent skills, his heart is in the wrong place: He's looking for that elusive true love, a soul mate.
Cal is also dealing with the fact that his adolescent son Robbie (Jonah Bobo) is in love with his teenage babysitter (Analeigh Tipton), who in turn is in love with Cal. Meanwhile, Jacob eventually realizes that he's still pining for the woman (Emma Stone) who got away.
Critics seem to be most pleased with the film's ensemble cast, with only a few grumbles about clichéd plot twists and turns. Without further ado, let's dive into the "Crazy, Stupid, Love." reviews.
The Story
"Just because it stars smart actors and isn't aggressively dumb doesn't automatically make it good, and while 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.' works in fits and starts, its wildly inconsistent tone and Dan Fogelman's overwritten screenplay make it too frustrating to properly enjoy. Every time one of the many plot threads hits its stride, another careens wildly out of control, leading up to a conclusion so clichéd it seems the movie has moved into parody." — Katey Rich, Cinema Blend
Ensemble Cast and Performances
"Frequently, the zaniness stops and some genuinely impressive acting breaks out. The accomplished Moore is an obvious candidate and, even in a confined role, she delivers — here a nervous look, there a tender gesture. Cast against type, his customarily troubled characters, Gosling is all dressed up (and occasionally undressed) in a fashion guaranteed to set hearts aflutter. But the guy is too skilled to settle for a hunky stereotype; rather, he rescues the roué from cliché by adding a certain delicacy, a repressed yet palpable sensitivity. ... Although not in their performing league, Carell is blessed to have a faint hint of Buster Keaton in his otherwise handsome face — a mug whose deadpan stare is fraught with comic nuance. Even the kid actor is a cut above here. Jonah Bobo brings to Robbie that adolescent knack of travelling at warp speed from deep cynicism to idealistic innocence." — Rick Groen, The Globe and Mail
The Final Word
"It's hard to ignore the fact that very little in the movie feels true — no one clicks as a couple, and there are carefully contrived coincidences around every corner. ... But while the filmmakers bungle the romance, they handle the comedy with skillful precision. I laughed all the way through, thanks to both consistently clever dialogue and deft delivery from Carell and Gosling, who clearly relished a chance to flex his comic muscles." — Elizabeth Weitzman, Daily News
"This film is the total of all its parts, from the string-bean beauty Tipton to the sly adolescent Bobo and all the veterans. It's notable that no one — not even Bacon's character — is a villain in this film. They're all just people looking for, wrestling with and falling in love. ... This is the sort of film that Oscar generally ignores come awards season. It shouldn't. "Crazy, Stupid, Love," is a crazy smart film." — Tom Long, Detroit News
Check out everything we've got on "Crazy, Stupid, Love."
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Rebecca Black Set To Drop New Single, EP
Follow-up to smash 'Friday, titled 'My Moment,' will be released July 18.
By Jocelyn Vena
Rebecca Black
Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images
Thanks to her ubiquitous hit "Friday," Rebecca Black quickly went from YouTube sensation to starring in a Katy Perry video for that singer's equally ubiquitous hit "Last Friday Night." Now Black is ready to take her career to the next level.
She'll release a new song, "My Moment," on July 18, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The song was written by Brandon "Blue" Hamilton (Justin Bieber) and Quinton Tolbert and the production credits include Charlton Pettus.
The video is reportedly less kitschy than her "Friday" video (but perhaps just as literal). It will include footage of her attending red-carpet events and receiving an award at her junior high school, telling "the story of her sudden rise to fame," according to a statement. "It's a fairy tale story, but it happened in real life."
Black is also working on finishing up her five-track EP, which will be released in August. "We're thinking about it; we have so many different options right now. We're trying to decide which route we should take," Black told MTV News earlier this year about her career plans and following up her viral smash.
"I really like Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Katy Perry, Selena Gomez; all just the fun upbeat stuff, teenager songs," she said of her musical inspirations. "My dream duet would be Justin Bieber. Even just doing something with Taylor Swift, or any of my favorite artists would be so cool."
Are you looking forward to Rebecca Black's next single? Tell us in the comments!
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Kristin Cavallari Gets Support From Her Friends
For a woman who recently had her engagement called off, Kristin Cavallari is looking surprisingly upbeat. She was spotted hanging out with some friends yesterday afternoon. At least she’s not moping around the house, crying her eyes out. Good for … Continue reading
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