November 15, 2011
Starring Jonah Hill, Sam Rockwell, Max Records, Kevin Hernandez, Landry Bender, J.B. Smoove and Method Man, the comedy — which hits theaters on December 9th — follows a slacker college student (Hill) who winds up with more than he
The ComingSoon.net Box Office Report has been updated with studio estimates for the weekend. Click here for the full box office estimates of the top 12 films and then check back on Monday for the final figures based on actual box office.
DreamWorks Pictures’ Real Steel narrowly won first place at the weekend box office to top for a second straight weekend. The Hugh Jackman-starrer added an… Continue reading Real Steel Tops Box Office a Second Straight Weekend
Another baby on the way for Ne-Yo — he and Monyetta Shaw are expecting their second child together this fall.
“[Fatherhood] has been a ride, but I’m loving every minute of it,” says the singer-songwriter, 31, who’s already dad to daughter Madilyn Grace, 10 months.
In his hit song “Miss Independent,” Ne-Yo makes it clear that a woman must be able to stand on her own, so it only makes sense that… Continue reading Ne-Yo Welcomes Second Child
By radio detection and ranging Staff
Four years after what has been described as the most horrific murder in Connecticut history, the death penalty trial of the second suspect in the slaying of the Petit family began on Monday.
Joshua Komisarjevsky is charged with 17 counts including murder, abduction and assault in the triple homicide of a mother and her two children, and the beating of their father, reported ABCNews.com.
The… Continue reading Trial Begins For The Second Suspect In the Petit Family Murder Case
On one level, Shame is about sex addiction, though we never see Brandon (Michael Fassbender) having sex in a bed with a woman who isn’t a prostitute. His more typical m.o. is porn on his laptop and wanking in the office bathroom at the Wall Street firm where he works. He’s charming and good-looking and has no problems around women, but sex for… Continue reading 'Shame' Telluride Review: Michael Fassbender Destroys in Steve McQueen's Second Film
