Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s estranged ex is sharing a tribute on their anniversary. She left her marriage to Ryan Scott Anderson just three months after she was released from prison. Yet, he still took the time to acknowledge their time together. How did he do that? Keep reading for more details.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s Estranged Ex Shares Tribute On Anniversary

Despite the fact that Gypsy Rose Blanchard has moved on, Ryan Scott Anderson still holds a special place for his estranged wife. The two met in 2020 when she was in prison for the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. He was intrigued by her story as she was a victim of Munchausen by proxy so he wrote to her while she was serving a ten-year sentence. Gypsy responded and the two fell for one another, becoming engaged. Getting married behind bars was not the best idea but Gypsy went for it anyway.

If your memories of Aziz Ansari’s Emmy-winning romantic comedy series, “Master of None,” are a little hazy, you’re not alone. In the four years since its last season premiered, there’s been a global pandemic (just in case you forgot), the entire Trump presidency, and an accusation of misconduct against its creator.

The long-awaited follow-up, “Master of None Presents: Moments in Love,” will primarily focus on Dev’s (Ansari) pal Denise (Lena Waithe). Although Ansari is not starring in the project, he did serve as director, co-writer and executive producer.

A statement from Netflix describes the season as, “tethered to the previous seasons while breaking new storytelling ground on its own.” Watch the trailer here.

Before you stream the show’s third chapter, get yourself up to speed on seasons one and two.

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Dev (Ansari) is a commercial actor best known for hawking “GoGurt.

British screenwriter and playwright Charles Wood, known for such productions as “The Charge of the Light Brigade,” “Tumbledown” and “Iris,” has died at the age of 87.

His death, on Saturday, was confirmed to Variety by his agent Sue Rodgers at Independent Talent.

Born into a theater family, he began working in his local theater when he was a teen. After studying theatrical design at art college, he spent several years in the British army. After an assortment of jobs, he began to write professionally from 1959, with the completion of his play “Prisoner and Escort,” drawing on his army experience.

His first screenplay was 1965 comedy “The Knack … and How to Get It,” based on Anne Jellicoe’s play. Directed by Richard Lester, and starring Rita Tushingham and Michael Crawford, it won the Palme d’Or at Cannes. Wood was nominated for the BAFTA for British screenplay.

Among many films with Lester,...

There may not be any more eggnog to drink or mistletoe to stand under, but don’t despair — Hulu is coming in clutch with over 200 new titles arriving to the streaming service next month.

Ease into the new year by rewatching classics like “Beetlejuice,” “Heathers” and “Rain Man,” or snuggle up with a bowl of popcorn for family movies like “Shrek,” “Surf’s Up,” and “The Twilight Saga.” If reality TV is more your style, then you’re in luck, as a slew of favorites are set to make their Hulu debut this month including Season 7 of “Dance Moms,” Season 2 of “90 Day Fiancé,” and Season 10 of “American Pickers.” Starting out this year’s slate of Hulu originals, Season 2 of “Future Man” drops Jan. 11.

Find the complete list of this month’s new arrivals below and stream now on Hulu.com. Right now, the streaming service is knocking its monthly price...

Hulu’s slate of new titles arriving on the platform in January is here.

The second season of Hulu original “Future Man” will arrive on the service Jan. 11, while the Natalie Portman-Tessa Thompson science fiction film “Annihilation” will be available to stream on Jan. 4. The film is Alex Garland’s follow-up to “Ex Machina” and starred Portman, Thompson and Jennifer Jason Leigh as a group of scientists investigating a strange environmental phenomenon known as “the shimmer.”

Here’s the full list of what’s coming and going in January.

Also Read: Here's What You Can Stream With Your Amazon Prime Membership in January

Available Jan. 1

Atlanta: Complete Season 2 (FX)

The Detectorists: Complete Season 3 (Drg)

Dot.: Complete Season 2B (Universal Kids)

Saints & Sinners: Complete Seasons 1-3 (Bounce TV)

X Company: Complete Seasons 2&3 (Sony)

54 (1998)

10 Years (2011)

2 Days in the Valley (1996)

9 to 5 (1980)

A Charlie Brown Valentine (2002)

A Simple Plan (1998)

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Bollywood epic Padmavati, now titled Padmaavat, will see its worldwide release beginning tomorrow. The Deepika Padukone-starrer has throughout production and to today sparked a furor in India, inciting violence and death threats. It finally cleared censors last week after a December date was delayed amid escalating tensions. Those tensions have not abated. At least 16 people were reportedly arrested on Tuesday in Ahmedabad as they protested the release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s film. It’s based on Malik Muhammad Jayasi’s epic 16th century poem and earlier confusion over perceived historical inaccuracies and a false rumor that the movie contained offensive sexual content have led to the violence. Police told local press that some 200 protesters set fire to cars and scooters in Ahmedabad and threw rocks at cinemas yesterday. On Sunday in Gujarat, protesters blocked roads and caused local bus services to be suspended. Rajput leaders have said that...

The town of Sutherland Springs, Texas, has only a few hundred residents — the kind of place so small that Sunday morning’s mass shooting at a local church didn’t just shock, it shattered.

“It kind of makes your heart drop,” resident Sarah Fuertez tells People. “You are taken aback. … You don’t think it would happen out here, that it would hit so close to home. I see something like this in a bigger city — it makes you wonder what is really safe. If we aren’t safe out here, where are we safe?”

According to historical records, there...

Craig Carton's partner in an alleged ticket fraud scheme was so concerned about the million in debt they allegedly owed ... he considered fleeing the country and assuming a new identity.  At least, that's what investigators say they learned during a criminal probe into the famous radio host -- who allegedly bilked investors out of millions of dollars to repay casino debts.  As we previously reported, Carton -- one-half of the famous "Boomer and Carton...

[[tmz:video id="0_vvkq0eij"]] Ex-nba star Robert Horry is being investigated by the Lapd over a fistfight outside of a youth basketball game at Staples Center earlier this month ... TMZ Sports has learned.  Law enforcement sources tell us ... Horry has been named a suspect -- but so far, no arrests have been made and no charges have been filed.  TMZ Sports obtained the video of the August 5 incident -- which shows the 7-time NBA champ squaring up and throwing...

By the final moments of the American Gods premiere, a man named Shadow Moon has lost his wife (not to mention all faith in their love), he’s been beaten and nearly hanged, and he’s forged a deal with an enigmatic character who might not be working in Shadow’s best interest.

But Shadow hasn’t been arrow’d to death on a scary, foreign shore, unlike other unlucky souls in the Starz drama’s first hour, so there’s that…?

In a moment, I want to hear what you thought about the start of the series based on Neil Gaiman’s 2001 novel,...

Seriously, how perfectly timed was The Expanse Season 2 Episode 3 to offer parallels to some serious, present-day, world-order issues?

Spot on.

The show creators tick a ton of boxes: xenophobia, anti-immigrant backlash, patriotism, military aggression, vigilante justice, corporate ethics, bioterrorism, genocide, secret back-channel communications between government officials and an alleged terrorist group, and a religious order offering salvation to a lost soul.

But they were intertwined in such a way that it doesn’t at all feel as if the pertinent issues are just boxes being ticked. The impeccable timing and solid execution — with some breathtaking visual effects — combined to deliver another strong episode.

Meanwhile, big, bad Protomolecule was slithering and oozing all over Eros asteroid and, as Cortazar, the captured Protogen scientist excitedly noted, was “building something.”

But some of the most interesting action wasn’t taking place on the Rocinante or on Tycho Station. It’s on the Scirroco,...

Shia Labeouf was arrested on early Thursday morning in New York after an alleged altercation during his anti-Donald Trump livestream. During the livestream, a man approached Labeouf and said “Hitler did nothing wrong,” leading to the altercation. “He pulled another man’s scarf, causing a scratch to that man’s face,” an NYPD spokesman told People. “Also pushed that man … causing him to fall to the ground.” The other man refused medical attention. Labeouf was arrested without incident and charged with misdemeanor assault and a harassment violation. Also Read: Donald Trump Blasts 'Ungrateful Traitor' Chelsea Manning Labeouf launched his livestream,...

Aksar 2 recently went on floor in Mauritius and we spotted the leading lady of the film, Zareen Khan shooting amidst the picturesque blue waters of the country. Now an addition has been made to the main star-cast of the film and it is none other than TV star Abhinav Shukla. Interestingly, yet another maleRead More

The post Revealed: The other man in Zareen Khan’s life appeared first on Bollywood Hungama.

A Cleveland, Ohio, man has been arrested for fatally shooting a friend during a dinner party on Thursday, People confirms.

Steven Leannais, 30, is charged with third-degree felony involuntary manslaughter in the allegedly accidental shooting of 27-year-old Anthony Stanford II. He has not yet entered a plea, though his attorney said the incident was “tragic.”

Leannais had been drinking on the night of the shooting, police allege.

Before the shooting, he allegedly live-streamed the party on Facebook Live. A person who viewed the recording – which was posted before the shooting — then released the video to Cleveland.com.

In the video, Leannais and another man,...

World War, a solemn vow, and a promise betrayed lead to a ‘night of the living war dead’ – all cooked up by the director of Napoleon, Abel Gance. The early, famed pacifist fantasy is back in near-perfect condition and restored to its full length. It’s a reworking, not a remake, of Gance’s 1919 silent classic.

J’accuse

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1938 / B&W / 1:37 flat full frame / 120 min. / That They May Live; J’accuse: Fresque tragique des temps modernes vue et Réalisée par Abel Gance / Street Date November 15, 2016 / available through the Olive Films website / 29.98

Starring Victor Francen, Line Noro, Marie Lou, Jean-Max, Paul Amiot, Jean-Louis Barrault, Marcel Delaitre, Renée Devillers, Romuald Joubé, André Nox, Georges Rollin, Georges Saillard.

Cinematography Roger Hubert

Film Editor Madeleine Crétoile

Original Music Henri Verdun

Written by Abel Gance, Steve Passeur

Produced & Directed by Abel Gance

Reviewed by Glenn Erickson

Around 1973, UCLA film school professor Bob Epstein...

Actor in talks for lead role in Richard Eyre-directed film about high court judge dealing with a life-or-death legal case

Emma Thompson is set to return to a starring role on the big screen with an adaptation of Ian McEwan’s 2014 novel The Children Act.

According to Deadline, the actor is in talks for the film, which will be directed by Richard Eyre, who hasn’t shot for the big screen since 2008’s The Other Man.

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More sad and disturbing details in the arrest of ex-Cowboys running back Joseph Randle -- cops say a beer pong game was at the center of the violent incident that culminated with Jr hitting people with his car.  TMZ Sports obtained a police report in which cops say they spoke with several witnesses who claim 24-year-old Randle attended a housewarming party in Wichita, Ks on Feb. 21st and played a game of beer pong.  But...

All season long, the outcome of The Voice‘s ninth season has seemed as obvious as the ick factor in a love duet between 39-year-old Blake Shelton and his 17-year-old protégé.

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You could practically imagine Jan Brady-esque huffing from backstage — “Jordan! Jordan! Jordan!” — every time Jordan Smith got a standing ovation from the judges or a fawning intro package from Mark Burnett & Co. or a No. 1 slot on the iTunes Top 200 from Voice voters both crazed and casual.

But while Jordan slayed his closing Christmas hymn tonight and didn’t make any glaring mistakes — unless,...

I posted my review of Aziz Ansari's "Master of None" last week. Netflix's binge-release business model makes episodic reviews impractical (I've tried a hybrid model with "Orange Is the New Black" the last few seasons, with very mixed success), so I thought I would try something different. You already know my overall thoughts from the prior piece, so I'm going to offer up quick thoughts on each individual episode (with spoilers for all), coming up just as soon as I begin the night with an aggressive Cartman impression... Episode 1: Plan B The broken condom anecdote is pretty terrific and unusual as a way into the Dev/Rachel relationship that will play out over the rest of the season. Like so much of the show, the devil winds up being in the details, like the way the Uber driver is blasting rap music to make things extra uncomfortable for them.

A Michigan woman was charged Tuesday in the murder of a man she met on Craigslist. Bria Corrine-Janelle Blackmon, 20, was arrested in connection with the death of 57-year-old Michael Scott Freeland, according to Fox 2. Police say the pair, who met on the advertising site, had been dating before Blackmon allegedly decided to rob and kill him. Freeland's body was found on Friday after a fire at his home. He was brutally beaten to death before the house was set aflame, the Detroit Free Press reports. Blackmon was arrested for the crime after authorities found evidence of a relationship between her...

A Michigan woman was charged Tuesday in the murder of a man she met on Craigslist. Bria Corrine-Janelle Blackmon, 20, was arrested in connection with the death of 57-year-old Michael Scott Freeland, according to Fox 2. Police say the pair, who met on the advertising site, had been dating before Blackmon allegedly decided to rob and kill him. Freeland's body was found on Friday after a fire at his home. He was brutally beaten to death before the house was set aflame, the Detroit Free Press reports. Blackmon was arrested for the crime after authorities found evidence of a relationship between her...

Above: French poster by Boris Grinsson for You’ll Never Get Rich (Sidney Lanfield, USA, 1941).In the new edition of Film Comment, out this week, I write about British airbrush artist Philip Castle and his iconic poster for Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange. The other man behind that poster, aside from Kubrick himself, was producer, director and writer Mike Kaplan who, at the time, was Kubrick’s marketing guru.Kaplan, who has been collecting movie posters, as well as art directing them, for 35 years, is a tireless proselytizer for the art form and his latest project is a labor of love and a pure delight. Gotta Dance! The Art of the Dance Movie Poster, a book he wrote and curated, was born out of a touring exhibition of his own personal collection that he has been exhibiting around the country for the past few years. Its latest stop is...

There's an extraordinary old news clip in director Nicolas Rossier's documentary The Other Man: The wife of F.W. de Klerk, former president of South Africa, is shown at a public function with her husband. While he presses the flesh with his black supporters, she visibly recoils from their outstretched hands, pulling her own back against her body and giving a fake smile that bullhorns her disgust. It's a powerful moment in a layered film about a complex man. Rossier has crafted a tribute that doesn't shy away from withering critique of South Africa's last white president, who held office from 1989 until the country's first democratic elections in 1994. The film itself is solidly and conventionally crafted. Newsreels and stock footage alternate with fresh intervie...

During a routine traffic stop on the George Washington Bridge that connect New York to New Jersey, police found two kidnapping victims in the backseat of a car. Luis A. Moreno, Jr., 26, was pulled over on Friday morning for driving in the Hov lane after Port Authority Police Officer Angela Tate saw only one passenger in his vehicle, NJ.com reports. At the time Moreno was stopped, he lowered the back window to show the officer he had an additional two male passengers in the backseat of the car, so she let him go. But as he drove away, one...

During a routine traffic stop on the George Washington Bridge that connect New York to New Jersey, police found two kidnapping victims in the backseat of a car. Luis A. Moreno, Jr., 26, was pulled over on Friday morning for driving in the Hov lane after Port Authority Police Officer Angela Tate saw only one passenger in his vehicle, NJ.com reports. At the time Moreno was stopped, he lowered the back window to show the officer he had an additional two male passengers in the backseat of the car, so she let him go. But as he drove away, one...

He’s faced off against many movie characters over the years, including an army of Orcs and James Bond, and soon prolific actor Sean Bean will face another formidable foe in The Frankenstein Chronicles, a six-part miniseries set to air on ITV Encore. Bean will play Inspector John Marlott in the 1800’s-set show, a man assigned to capture a killer who melds body parts together in a manner reminiscent of Victor Frankenstein.

Press Release - “ITV today confirmed commission of The Frankenstein Chronicles, a thrilling and terrifying re-imagining of the Frankenstein myth as a six-part period crime drama to be produced by Rainmark Films.

Incorporating elements from the investigative and horror genres with an extraordinary hero at its centre, Inspector John Marlott, played by multi-awarding winning leading actor Sean Bean (Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Accused) will be taken on a terrifying journey in pursuit of a chilling and diabolical foe.

Event aimed at increasing co-production between London and Paris was masterminded by Film London and Ile de France Film Commission.

Television drama producers from London and Paris will take part in A Tale Of Two Cities.

Masterminded by Film London and Ile de France Film Commission, the event is aimed at making new creative and financing connections to increase co-production and collaboration between the two cities.

The producers taking part are:

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Kate Sinclair, Feet Films / Company Pictures (Shameless, The White Queen)

Lachlan MacKinnon, Intrepido (Burton And Taylor, Spooks)

Stewart Mackinnon, Headline Pictures (Quartet, The Invisible Woman)

Ben Grass, Pure Grass Films (Twist, The Drake Equation)

David Tanner, Rainmark Films (The Other Man, The Special Relationship)

Dominic Barlow, Barlow Pallis Films (Garrow’s Law, The Revolution Will Be Televised)

Paris

Christine de Bourbon Busset of Lincoln TV (Pigalle la Nuit, Tony’s Revenge)

Marie Dours of Marilou Films (Guts and Glory)

Aurélie Meimon of Mademoiselle Films (The Odissey...

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Last week there was a big story as WWE Superstar Daniel Bryan returned to his Phoenix area home Thursday night along with his wife Brie Bella. She picked him up from the airport after he spent the day at the San Diego Comic Con. When they got to their house it was discovered that two guys broke into their home. Bryan was able to apprehend one of the men.

According to Bryan at his press conference, he chased him about 400 meters and tackled him. He put him in a rear naked choke hold although he said he didn’t do it to hurt him. He just did it to keep him grounded. The cops were called and arrested the man. The other man got away.

This miraculous story was picked up on news outlets all over the world and of course WWE.com wrote about it too. Now...

When I saw that The Other Woman made more money over the weekend then Captain America: The Winter Soldier, my first thought was that now Hollywood’s going to want to make the guys’ version, because presumably that’ll do even better at the box office. As it turns out, there is a 2008 movie called The Other Man, and like The Other Woman it involves a friendship between a character’s spouse and lover, but other than that the two movies are quite different, in plot, characters, genre and success — both critically and financially. While The Other Woman received mostly negative reviews, The Other Man was even more panned, and while the former opened to almost $25M, the latter grossed only $150K in total in the U.S. So, Hollywood is very likely thinking of how to do “The Other Dude,” which will be a crude comedy that winds up dealing more in misogyny and slut shaming...

"I first got a call back in December 2012," Maimie McCoy recalls of landing her role on BBC One's Sunday night adventure series The Musketeers.

"I was working on Endeavour and having a lovely time being all sweet and 1960s and Milady landed on my desk and I just went, 'F**k yes!' - she was ferocious and fabulous."

The ferocious and fabulous Milady - right hand and secret weapon of Peter Capaldi's cunning Cardinal - has proven to be one of the show's standout characters, thanks to a star-making turn from Yorkshire-born actress McCoy and her sizzling on-screen chemistry with Tom Burke's moody Musketeer Athos.

"I love how it's been eked out over the series," she says of the simmering passion between the two characters. "They're both creatures who were destroyed by that relationship - it's left this gaping wound - but there's still this wonderful tension between them.

New films by Mira Fornay, Radu Jude and Stephan Komandarev are among the projects to be pitched at this year’s Sofia Meetings (March 13-16).

The Plus Minus One line-up of eight projects includes the third feature from Slovakian filmmaker Mira Fornay. Cook, F—k, Kill (Frogs With No-Tongues) is an absurdist drama about domestic violence.

It follows her 2009 feature debut Little Foxes and 2013’s My Dog Killer, which won a Tiger Award at last year’s International Film Festival Rotterdam and was Slovakia’s submission for for the Best Foreign-Language Oscar.

Romanian Radu Jude’s Scarred Hearts, inspired by author Max Blecher’s eponymous novel and other writings, will be produced by his regular collaborator Ada Solomon of HiFilm Productions.

Greek director Rinio Dragassaki’s coming of age film Cosmic Candy is also in the line-up. Her short, Schoolyard, screened in the Generation 14plus at this year’s Berlinale.

In addition...

Hurry up, Will, you’re gonna miss it! On Jan. 9, Kate’s 32nd birthday, the Prince was caught all dressed down trying to catch a train back to Kensington Palace for his wife’s big day.

With Prince William‘s schedule jam-packed because of his 10-week course at Cambridge University, the Duke really had to scramble on Jan. 9 to make it home in time to celebrate Kate Middleton‘s birthday!

Prince William Hurries Home For Kate Middleton’s Birthday

In the latest entry in the “Will and Kate Are Just Like Us” saga, William was spotted looking like any other college student — in a winter coat, khakis, a baseball cap, and a backpack — hustling from the university to get to the train station in Cambridge. And he looked a little hurried, in pics posted on Mail Online.

Royal Baby Photos Released by Kate Middleton and Prince William

That’s because it was Jan.

"Fifty Shades of Grey" has landed an out-of-this-world new cast member. "Battlestar Galactica" veteran Callum Keith Rennie has been cast as Anastasia's stepfather Ray Steele in the forthcoming E.L. James adaptation, which is currently shooting in Vancouver. Ray is one of two stepfathers for Anastasia in the book, and the one she considers to be her "real father." The other man is being played by Dylan Neal. Rennie joins Dakota Johnson (Anastasia Steele), Jamie Dornan (Christian Grey), Rita Ora (Mia Grey), Marcia Gay Harden (Dr. Grace Trevelyan Grey), Eloise Mumford (Kate Kavanah), Victor Rasuk (Joe) and Max Martini (Christian's bodyguard) in...

Paul Walker's fans Recorded Footage of the scumbags who stole pieces of the wrecked Porsche Gt the actor died in ... and the video, obtained by TMZ, could help prosecutors put the bad guys behind bars.The video -- shot by fans who were at the scene to pay tribute to the actor -- captured the moments when two men ran over to the Porsche, which was on a tow truck, and ripped off pieces of the roof.

Very impressive people worked on The Counselor. Directed by an Academy Award-nominated director. Written by a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist who is In The Conversation for a Nobel Prize. Starring a mixed-company cast of movie stars, Oscar winners, and internet boyfriends: Michael Fassbender, Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem, Cameron Diaz, Brad Pitt. You would be forgiven, then, for thinking that The Counselor is not the sort of movie in which someone engages in sexual congress with a car.

But in point of fact, The Counselor is indeed a film in which someone (Cameron Diaz) has sex (intercourse) with a car (Ferrari). The...

Ex-Heroes was a previously released novel from Peter Clines that pit a small group of superheroes against hordes of undead in a battle to protect the last remaining humans on Earth. The sequel is titled Ex-Patriots and has just been released. If you’re interested in learning more, we’ve been provided with an exclusive excerpt from the novel:

“In Ex-Patriots, it’s been two years since the plague of ex-humans decimated mankind. Since then, the superhero called St. George, together with fellow heroes Cerberus, Zzzap, and Stealth, have protected the people of Los Angeles at their film-studio-turned-fortress, the Mount. But the fight is getting harder every day—and the heroes are wondering how much longer they can hold out. Then hope arrives in the form of a surviving U.S. Army battalion, and not just any battalion. The men and women of the Army’s Project Krypton survived the outbreak because they are super-soldiers,...

Officials investigating the deadly Boston Marathon bombings, that occurred on April 15, are looking into new photos of two men, carrying a duffel bag and a backpack, spotted chatting near the packed finish line.

A new set of photos, provided by a bystander who witnessed the Boston Marathon and the subsequent explosion on April 15, may lead investigators to the perpetrators of the attack. The photos show two men, wearing running gear and standing with bags, near the finish line before the fatal blasts. Authorities are asking for help to identify the two men in the pics.

Boston Bombing Suspects — New Pic Circulating Among Officials

“The attached photos are being circulated in an attempt to identify the individuals highlighted therein,” said an e-mail obtained by the New York Post. “Feel free to pass this around to any of your fellow agents elsewhere.”

The photos in question show one man carrying a blue duffel bag.

Slowly, slowly they are returning to us, those shows that have been on hiatus. They can never return soon enough, but now at least another one will be back on our screens tonight, when Grimm airs at 8/7c. We showed you a few featurettes earlier this week, but today we have several videos to share: more interviews with cast members, two more clips, and to finish it all off, a trailer that includes some of the interview footage plus a bit more.

Ready? Take it away, wesen!

Clip: Grimm – Face Off: The Other Man

Clip: Grimm – Face Off: Renard’s Discovery

Featurette: Grimm – Face Off: Bree Turner Interview

Featurette: Grimm – Face Off: Russell Hornsby Interview

Featurette: Grimm – Face Off: Claire Coffee Interview

Featurette: Grimm – Face Off: Bitsie Tulloch Interview

Trailer: Grimm – The Cast Tells All

Click here to view the embedded video.

Grimm, starring David Giuntoli,...

Nick Lachey has denied reports that he choked a rival fan at an American football game. The 98 Degrees star was ejected from Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday after an argument during a game between the San Diego Chargers and the Cincinnati Bengals, whom Lachey supports. The other man involved in the altercation has now alleged that Lachey choked him and pushed him to the ground during the row, and described his wife as a "f**king bitch", TMZ reports. Lachey has not denied being involved in an argument during the game, tweeting at the time: "Just got kicked out of the chargers stadium and couldn't be prouder! Go Cincy Bengals! #whodey." He added: "Bengals win again. I'd talk trash to everyone in Sd, but what's the point? you already had me kicked out of the stadium and you still lost. "Majority of charger fans were awesome yesterday, thanks (more)...

Washington -- Mia Farrow's brother, John Charles Villiers-Farrow, has been jailed in Maryland on charges of sexually abusing two boys for years.

Villiers-Farrow, 66, who lives in Edgewood, Md., is charged with sexual abuse of a minor, perverted practice and child abuse stemming from incidents that took place from 2000 to 2008, police said. He is accused of sexually abusing two men who at the time of the abuse, were "between the ages of eight until their early teens," according to a media release put out by the Anne Arundel Police Department.

The Baltimore Sun reports that one of the men said Villiers-Farrow "showed him and the other boy pornographic videos about a dozen times before he began regularly molesting them over a period of five to six years."

The other man told police that when the sexual abuse began, in 2000, "in the beginning the other boy was there, but then...

Washington -- Mia Farrow's brother, John Charles Villiers-Farrow, has been jailed in Maryland on charges of sexually abusing two boys for years.

Villiers-Farrow, 66, who lives in Edgewood, Md., is charged with sexual abuse of a minor, perverted practice and child abuse stemming from incidents that took place from 2000 to 2008, police said. He is accused of sexually abusing two men who at the time of the abuse, were "between the ages of eight until their early teens," according to a media release put out by the Anne Arundel Police Department.

The Baltimore Sun reports that one of the men said Villiers-Farrow "showed him and the other boy pornographic videos about a dozen times before he began regularly molesting them over a period of five to six years."

The other man told police that when the sexual abuse began, in 2000, "in the beginning the other boy was there, but then...

The Expendables 2 is facing a lawsuit today as the parents of stuntman Kun Liu, who died on set last October, argue that he wasn't given adequate protection. Liu was one of two men injured when a controlled explosion went wrong.

The size of the lawsuit, against Millennium Films and stunt coordinator, Chad Stahelski, is unknown but understood to be over $25,000. Zong Yu Liu and Yan Mei Bai are seeking funeral expenses as well as compensation for their loss.

Liu and an American colleague were standing on a rubber boat on set at Ognyanovo Dam, southeast of Sofia in Bulgaria, when the explosion occurred. Both were rushed to hospital where Liu unfortunately died. The other man survived after five hours of surgery but needed respiratory assistance; his present condition is unknown....

Despite being mysteriously listed in the Cannes schedule as simply ‘séance spéciale’, word quickly spread online and at Cannes that the festival had organised a special preview of exclusive footage to be shown to the press attending.

Described on the night by master of ceremonies Thierry Fremaux as an experiment (this was gleamed from the small amounts of French that I was able to understand) the event was a one off screening of trailers, teasers, clips and footage of upcoming films. These included a number of trailers that I won’t go into detail about here as they were all trailers already available online, such as Frankenweenie, Chimpanzee and The Brave but there were also a few exclusives too.

All the clips that played in the presentation had played in the preceding week in the market, in screenings that the press were denied access too. In fact, I had made...

A rather bizarre story is coming out of Miami that could have been ripped right off the screen from a Romero movie as a naked man was shot to death by police and another man is fighting for his life after he was attacked, and his face allegedly half eaten, by said naked man.

It happened on the MacArthur Causeway off-ramp Saturday, May 26th, near The Miami Herald building on Biscayne Boulevard, and here's their report:

The horror began about 2 p.m. when a series of gunshots were heard on the ramp, which is along Ne 13th Street, just south of The Miami Herald building.

According to police sources, a road ranger saw a naked man chewing on another man’s face and shouted on his loud speaker for him to back away. Meanwhile, a woman also saw the incident and flagged down a police officer who was in the area.

"Rhythm of the Night" singer El DeBarge is in the clear after he was arrested for drug possession this week -- because the L.A. County D.A. has declined to file charges.According to official D.A. documents, the case was rejected due to insufficient evidence.TMZ broke the story ... DeBarge was arrested on Tuesday for felony possession of narcotics with intent to sell -- the singer's third drug arrest since 2001.According to the docs,...

The case of the West Memphis Three is one of the longest-running cases of legal injustice in modern American history. In 1993, three teenagers from White Trash Central, aka West Memphis, Arkansas – Damien Echols, Jesse Misskelley, Jr. and Jason Baldwin – were convicted of the brutal rape, torture and murder of three little boys, Stevie Branch, Michael Moore, and Christopher Byers. As depicted in the unforgettable, made-for-hbo documentary Paradise Lost: The Child Murders of Robin Hood Hills, the West Memphis Three were found guilty of murder mostly because they were black-clad, heavy-metal kids in the middle of a deeply disturbed community desperate to pin such a heartbreaking crime on the a group of obvious misfits. The story continues in Paradise Lost 2: Revelations, Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory and now producer Peter Jackson‘s West of Memphis, which premiered at Sundance, introduces three new witnesses to corroborate the Three’s innocence. /Film]

Ever since the first film,...

I've been following the story of the West Memphis Three for the last ten years. I was hooked when I first saw the HBO documentary Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills. Since then I've been following everything surrounding the case of with Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jesse Misskelley, and like many of the other people that know of this sad tale, I've been waiting for the day of their release... that day has come and gone. With the help of filmmaker Peter Jackson the investigation of these murders were able to continue, and these investigators brought information to light proving that these three men have been wrongly imprisoned for the last 18 years.

This Jackson produced documentary West of Memphis was directed by Amy Berg, and it takes the audience through a frustratingly long journey of how these boys were part of a modern day witch hunt...

Reality is always stranger than fiction, but when we're talking about the West Memphis Three, it continues to grow stranger still. Today there's more information pertaining to the upcoming West of Memphis documentary, which indicates a new direction for the case that could finally lead to the real killer.

According to Deadline, West of Memphis will feature some recently obtained evidence that may have bearing on the future of this case. The documentary was screened for press in New York and Los Angeles last week with the stipulation that one scene was missing. Deadline alleges that this scene will be reinstated in the film for its Sundance premiere today.

To coincide with this news, it seems that Damien Echols issued a press release today that may allude to the missing scene in West of Memphis:

Terry Hobbs’ nephew, Michael Hobbs, Jr., allegedly told his friends, “My uncle Terry murdered those three little boys,...

Update: The film’s first screening is still going on, but a release has just been sent out from Echols’ legal team about the new revelations that are in the Amy Berg-directed Peter Jackson produced film and came from a WM3 tipline arranged by the legal team fighting to get the three defendants exonerated. Here is the release:

(Mountain Home, Arkansas – January 20, 2012) Terry Hobbs’ nephew, Michael Hobbs Jr., allegedly told his friends “my uncle Terry murdered those three little boys,” according to declarations under penalty of perjury recently given to Damien Echols’ defense team. The three new witnesses were polygraphed about what they stated Michael Hobbs, Jr. told them.

“One day Michael picked us up in his truck. He was very quiet and upset. Michael then said to us, ‘you are not going to believe what my dad told me today. My Uncle Terry murdered the three little boys.

When we started to hear about West of Memphis, the new documentary about the West Memphis Three (Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley) produced by Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh, and directed by Amy Berg, the big question was: what will this movie offer? The movie was born out of an investigation funded by Jackson and Walsh that seeks to find the real identity of the killer who ended the lives of three young boys in 1993. And it turns out the film might have an ace up its sleeve. While the first press screening is going on right now in Sundance, a press release has been sent out announcing that the movie reveals testimony from three witnesses who bolster accusations that the murders were really committed by a man named Terry Hobbs. Hobbs was the stepfather of one of the murder victims, and has long been linked to the case via DNA evidence.