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Emily Estep
Emily Estep is a journalism student at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. She is a freelance writer/editor in addition to staff writing for We Got This Covered. Contact her at [email protected].
Finnick Odair won't be played by Taylor Kitsch in The Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire, and neither Garrett Hedlund nor Armie Hammer will play the suave 24-year-old either, according to producer Nina Jacobson.
Comedian Hannibal Buress has a new, rhythmically titled comedy special called Hannibal Buress: Animal Furnace, which aired on Comedy Central last week. Since then, Animal Furnace has released on both CD and DVD formats, which are now available for purchase.
More than a year ago, movie-making powerhouse Guillermo Del Toro announced that he would be producing an adaptation of Pinocchio, to be co-directed by illustrator Gris Grimly and Mark Gustafson of Fantastic Mr. Fox fame. A darker, modern version of Pinocchio sounds like a Del Toro dream, and unsurprisingly, he's replaced Grimly with himself to co-direct.
In his newest special, comic favorite Paul F. Tompkins makes you laugh out loud by detailing the anthology of his life jobs in Laboring Under Delusions, from retail to stand-up comedy to acting opposite Daniel Day-Lewis. The special aired on Comedy Central on April 21st and the DVD has been on the shelves since the 28th.
Henry Selick is attached to direct Disney's upcoming adaptation of Coraline author Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book, a dark children's fantasy novel. Selick is no stranger to Gaiman's work, having directed the 2009 adaptation of Coraline. His impressive resume also includes The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach.
It's finally here - the extended promo for Prototype 2! (Just in case you haven't heard the Johnny Cash version of Hurt enough times already this week). Just kidding readers, I was referring to the latest episode of South Park's 16th season, entitled 'Cartman Finds Love.' If you're anything like me, you've been disappointed with the last few episodes and are hoping for a mid-season comeback.
The MPAA has given The Dark Knight Rises a PG-13 rating, just like the rest of the films in the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy and almost all of the rest of the movies in the franchise. Perhaps not as fitting: the Dark Knight sequel has been given its rating for "intense sequences of violence and action, some sensuality and language."
The Hunger Games made $33.5 million this weekend, putting its domestic total at about $303 million while American Reunion gathered $21.5 million, a respectable amount for the series previously kept alive by straight-to-DVD releases. Lastly, Titanic 3D made $17 million, which is a pretty big chunk of money for a film that almost everyone in America has already seen.
Ready for a season 3 spoiler, Downton Abbey fans? Executive producer - Rebecca Eaton - recently let slip that not only will there be a character birth in season 3, but also there will be a character death. A major one.
Former White Stripes frontman and current music mogul - Jack White - revealed in a recent interview that the White Stripes is something that he misses deeply, passing the blame to ex-wife Meg on why the band quit making music.