Earlier this week, a very negative script review of Paramount Pictures and Platinum Dunes’ Ninja Turtles surfaced and quickly made the rounds on various movie sites.
This comes after the reports from earlier this year that the title had been shortened from “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” to Ninja Turtles. Back then, Bay had said that the turtles in the upcoming movie would be of alien origin. After… Continue reading Michael Bay Comments on Leaked Ninja Turtles Script
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No foot-in-mouth here: Adam Levine doesn’t regret his anti-celebrity fragrance comments — and he’s proud to be releasing one, too.
“I know there’s a stigma attached to it,” he tells PEOPLE. “A stigma that I fully understand because I, too, hate the idea of a celebrity fragrance, absolutely, 100 percent.”
So … why is he creating one?
“I kind of thought to myself, ‘Well… Continue reading Adam Levine Explains Those Anti-Celebrity Fragrance Comments
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By Alexis Tereszcuk, Senior radio detection and ranging Reporter
Kris Jenner is coming under fire for the controversial comments she made Thursday in the wake of the news that her daughter shouldn’t give her engagement ring back after filing for divorce just 72 days after getting married.
The matriarch of the Kardashian family said “I hate an Indian giver,” on Good Morning America when asked if Kris Humphries would want… Continue reading Kris Jenner’s ‘Indian Giver’ Comments Are ‘Hurtful’ Says Native American Group
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Although some might think he should, Brad Pitt is not hiding out after his comments trashing his marriage to Jennifer Aniston.
RadarOnline.com found the star Sunday morning, leaving the 45 Park Lane Hotel in London with his mate Angelina Jolie.
PHOTOS: Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Leave The 45 Park Lane Hotel In London
In an interview with… Continue reading Brad Pitt Not Hiding Out After Jennifer Aniston Comments
James Cameron On Kate Winslet’s ‘Titanic’ Comments: ‘Get Over It’
For “Titanic” fanatics, reliving the biggest cry-fest of your adolescence was kind of a dream come true. But when the film rolled out 14 years later — and in stunning 3D — something was a little off.
Hardly anyone blinked when the 1997 juggernaut raked in another chunk of change. What was new, however, was Kate Winslet, the film’s heroine, sharing her very candid, eye-rolling, vomit inducing-feelings the second time around.
So… Continue reading James Cameron On Kate Winslet's 'Titanic' Comments: 'Get Over It'