When it was revealed back in November that Benicio Del Toro was J.J. Abrams’s choice to play the villain in ‘Star Trek 2,’ only one name jumped to the lips of Trekkies around the world: Khan. (Or perhaps “KHAAAAAAAAN.”) Late Friday, the website Latino Review reported that all that speculation was indeed accurate: according to sources, Del Toro will play Khan in the ‘Star Trek’ sequel… Continue reading Benicio Del Toro as Khan in 'Star Trek 2'? 'Not True' Says J.J. Abrams
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Fun fact: the first in-person interview I ever did was with director Michael J. Bassett. Not only did I have the nervousness of it being my first interview, I also hadn’t prepared for it at all because, until 3 minutes before I did it, I had no idea I was even doing an interview. Long story involving me ordering a Screwdriver at 11am short, one of… Continue reading 'Silent Hill: Revelation' Director Promises to Stay True to the Original Games and the First Film
Mark Ruffalo may have been present at the Javits Center in New York on Saturday night for the New York Comic Con panel about ‘The Avengers,’ but it’s likely his thoughts were downtown with the growing number of protestors at Occupy Wall Street. Not only has Ruffalo been vocal with his support, but he even visited protestors at Zuccotti Park last week after the park owners, Brookfield Properties… Continue reading Hulk Mark Ruffalo Supports Occupy Wall Street, Says Protests Are Close to 'True Direct Democracy'
David Tutera is at it again this season on My Fair Wedding. A new batch of blushing brides will have their dreams come true after the wedding wizard works his magic, and I’m R.S.V.Ping now.
In this exclusive first look at the new season, we get glimpses at some of the season’s weddings, one of which includes a living 100-foot… Continue reading ‘My Fair Wedding’: David Tutera makes more dreams come true in season 5! — EXCLUSIVE VIDEO
August 16, 2011
Illumination Entertainment is planning its first fully live-action feature, Deadline reports. The production company, housed at Universal, has secured the rights to the true story of gospel singer Vy Higginsen and her Harlem-based choir program “Gospel for Teens”.
Stephen Belber (Tape, Management) will provide the screenplay, based on a recent “60 Minutes” segment.
Illumination Entertainment was founded in 2007 and, until now, is
