A lil Kath and Kim, maybe a little AB FAB? By the makers of Bridesmaids? Sign us up! Check out Kristen Wiig and Jamie Dornan in the trailer for ‘BARB AND STAR GO TO VISTA DEL MAR’ above!
The Junky’s Christmas is a story by William S. Burroughs and produced by director Francis Ford Coppola. Burroughs narrates the film and appears in live-action footage at the beginning and end of the film and the story follows Danny, a man coping with addiction who reveals his last remains of selflessness and humanity despite his urgent physical predicament. Check it out above!
First the Wendy Williams biopic and now this!? LIFETIME!! You spoil us!
As the holidays draw near, a young heiress contends with the affections of a suitor handpicked by her mother. When the handsome chef, Harland Sanders, arrives with his secret fried chicken recipe and a dream, he sets in motion a series of events that unravels the mother’s devious plans. Will our plucky heiress escape to her wintry happily ever after with Harland at her side, or will she cave to the demands of family and duty?
The 15-minute mini-movie starring Mario Lopez premieres Sunday, December 13th at 12pm ET on Lifetime!
Every year, the Prince of Puke, the Father of Filth, Director John Waters releases his Top 10 movies of the year. And in a year when we were all forced to stay inside, John likely did a lot of watching! Check out his Top 10 Films for 2020 after the jump! They all have that Waters sensibility in one way or another!
During the making of the 2007 film Zodiac, there was talk of Jake Gyllenhaal and director David Fincher having some tense times on set. Well Fincher has some out and confirmed it indeed had to do with Jake being distracted by his burgeoning career as a star. David talked openly about their disagreements in a new interview:
“Jake was in the unenviable position of being very young and having a lot of people vie for his attention, while working for someone who does not allow you to take a day off… I don’t think he’d ever been asked to concentrate on minutiae, and I think he was very distracted.”
“He had a lot of people whispering that ‘Jarhead’ was going to be this massive movie and put him in this other league, and every weekend he was being pulled to go to the Santa Barbara film festival and the Palm Springs film festival and the Catalina film festival. And when he’d show up for work, he was very scattered.”
“His managers and his silly agents who were all coming to his trailer at lunch to talk to him about the cover of GQ and this and that… it was hard for him to hit the fastball.”
“There are definitely times when I can be confrontational if I see someone slacking… I try to be compassionate about it. But. It’s. Four. Hundred. Thousand. Dollars. A day.”
“I tell actors all the time: I’m not going to cut around your hangover, I’m not going to cut around your dog dying, I’m not going to cut around the fact that you just fired your agent or your agent just fired you.”
[via theinsider]
KStew is breaking new ground with a gay Xmas movie!
Meeting your girlfriend’s family for the first time can be tough. Planning to propose at her family’s annual Christmas dinner — until you realize that they don’t even know she’s gay — is even harder. When Abby (Kristen Stewart) learns that Harper (Mackenzie Davis) has kept their relationship a secret from her family, she begins to question the girlfriend she thought she knew. Happiest Season is a holiday romantic comedy that hilariously captures the range of emotions tied to wanting your family’s acceptance, being true to yourself, and trying not to ruin Christmas.
Check out the trailer above!
Notorious and nosy, the Karen is the self-victimized villain of our times. We can recognize a Karen by her “soccer-mom” look, her entitled meltdowns, or her signature demand to “speak to your manager.” All the attention on the Karen has felt sudden, as if this new entry into our cultural lexicon has come out of nowhere to match our current moment. But looking back over the years, we can find many fictional Karen predecessors in film & TV who can give us insight into her deeper drives and pathologies. So who is the Karen, really? Here’s our take on how the Karen came to exist in a world that detests her, and why — while we can pity her — her struggles still don’t excuse the pain she inflicts.
Check out the trope on the poilicewoman all of all human behaviour above!