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Fox is moving forward with a controversial new reality series where companies must decide whether to fire an employee.
The network is finalizing a deal for four episodes of Does Someone Have To Go? In each hour, a “dysfunctional” company will task employees with deciding whether to dismiss one of their own.
If this title sounds vaguely familiar, that’s because… Continue reading Fox moving forward with job layoff reality show
From 2005 through 2010, for six seasons, actor David Krumholtz and Rob Morrow starred on CBS’ Numb3rs, which followed mathematics genius Charlie Eppes (Krumholtz) and his F.B.I. brother Don (Morrow) as they worked together solving crimes. A solid hit on Friday nights, Numb3rs will likely be best remembered as filmmaker Tony Scott’s first TV series, with his older brother Ridley, through their company Scott Free Productions.
In the wake of Tony Scott’s… Continue reading Tony Scott: ‘Numb3rs’ star David Krumholtz pens moving tribute to late producer
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A U-Haul truck pictured departing from the home once shared by Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Saturday morning could spell the end of the couple’s broken relationship.
The truck was spotted pulling out the driveway of the $ 6 million Los Angeles mansion the Twilight stars had called home.
The couple’s relationship appears not to be surviving… Continue reading Moving Truck At Robert Pattinson And Kristen Stewart’s Home
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Update: That didn’t take long. TWC and Relativity Media have brought in relative newcomer Jesse Wigutow (It Runs in the Family) to write the script, while Spanish director F. Javier Gutierez (Before the Fall) will take the helm.
The idea of remaking The Crow has been kicking around Hollywood for awhile now, but the project has hit one snag after another. Rotating directors and stars were… Continue reading Update: 'The Crow' Remake Already Moving Forward Post-Lawsuit, Hires New Writer and Director
November 2, 2011
Wrath of the Titans, the sequel to the 2010 remake, won’t hit theaters until next March, but that hasn’t stopped Warner Bros. from looking towards the future. The Hollywood Reporter has word that two of the second film’s writers, David Leslie Johnson and Dan Mazeau, have been brought aboard to develop a third entry in the franchise.
Little is known about the
