Richard Gere and Topher Grace Track an Assassin in The Double Trailer


Updated 09/02/11 9:21 PM · Posted by · 2 comments

The Double Trailer Starring Richard Gere

A Russian assassin is on the loose in Washington DC in The Double trailer, and it's up to Paul Shepherdson (Richard Gere) to track him down. Shepherdson, a former CIA operative, has come out of retirement to track down the hitman he spent his entire career chasing down — and he begrudgingly accepts the help of an FBI rookie, Ben Geary (Topher Grace). Throughout much of the trailer, Shepherdson Read more

Link Time — Scream 4 Gets a Teaser Poster


Updated 04/29/10 1:35 PM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 0 comments

Teaser Poster For Scream 4

More details on Scream 4 — Cinematical South Park spoofs Intervention — Vulture iCarly's Miranda Cosgrove sets her sights on making movies — PopWatch Check out a sneak peek of tonight's Fringe musical episode — TV.com Topher Grace and Richard Gere will star in upcoming thriller The Double — Variety How Jon Hamm and Elisabeth Moss make money between seasons of Mad Men — TV Squad The Read more

Pretty Woman Turns 20: A Look Back in Photos!


Updated 01/19/11 11:22 AM · Posted by · 12 comments

Pretty Woman Turns 20: A Look Back in Photos!

It's hard to believe that it's been 20 years since Pretty Woman came out, but it was this week in 1990 that the iconic film first arrived in theaters. Lots has happened for stars Julia Roberts and Richard Gere as well as director Gary Marshall in the past two decades. Julia and Richard's chemistry in the film was electric, and the role of prostitute with a heart of gold won her a Golden Globe and Read more

Knightley, Bana, and Gere Becoming Baumbach's Children


Updated 03/24/10 8:37 PM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 2 comments

Keira Knightley, Eric Bana, and Richard Gere Sign On For Noah Baumbach's The Emperor's Children 2010-03-24 11:30:11

Count me in for this one: Keira Knightley, Eric Bana, and Richard Gere have all signed on to star in The Emperor's Children, based on Claire Messud's novel. Taking place before and after 9/11, the dramedy centers on three Brown University grads as they approach their 30s and deal with the pressures of responsibility and expectations. Relatable, yes, but I often worry when films try to use 9/11 Read more

Diane Goes For the Gold With a Little Help From Karl


Updated 02/02/10 6:57 AM · Posted by · 5 comments

Diane Goes For the Gold With a Little Help From Karl

Diane Kruger was back in Berlin over the weekend to attend Saturday's Goldene Kamera Awards. The red carpet style star didn't disappoint in her latest gorgeous gown, this time opting to wear a Valentino number that another attendee, the model Barbara Meier, also wore. Kruger also kept warm with a faux fur coat. Karl Lagerfeld didn't seem to mind that Diane wasn't in Chanel, as he took the stage Read more

Amelia: Never Really Takes Flight


Updated 10/06/10 4:16 PM · Posted by · 9 comments

Movie Review of Amelia Starring Hilary Swank Directed by Mira Nair

I love the way a biopic makes me feel — like I'm treated to a back-in-time look at an amazing life. They're epic, and that's why I'm willing to sit through the slow moments (and often for more than two hours) for the payoff. This is the experience I hoped for from Amelia, directed by Mira Nair and starring Hilary Swank as the pioneering aviator who was the first woman to fly solo across the Read more

2009 Sundance Spotlight: Brooklyn's Finest, The Informers, 500 Days of Summer


Updated 03/01/09 7:44 PM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 12 comments

2009 Sundance Movie Preview

While I won't be heading down to the 2009 Sundance Film Festival this year, I will be sorting through the humongous pile of festival entries to share with you some of the films I think look most promising. From quirky documentaries to talented young filmmaker debuts to a potential runaway hit, Sundance is filled with entertainment possibilities. Here are today's selections: Brooklyn's Read more

Nights in Rodanthe: Something to Watch With Grandma


Updated 09/29/08 1:30 PM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 14 comments

Nights in Rodanthe: Something to Watch With Grandma

As you might've predicted, Nights in Rodanthe is a sentimental, non-threatening weepie that could have just as easily been made for TV and run on the Hallmark channel. The story is bland and yet sugar-saturated at the same time. It's tame, not too racy and it features unlayered characters. There’s redemption in the male character’s storyline and an awakening in the woman’s. It’s boring as Read more

Farewell, Playgirl!


Updated 09/25/09 7:23 PM · Posted by · 11 comments

Farewell, Playgirl!

It's the end of an era, people — a hairy, sometimes overwaxed, and cheesy era of pics of nekkid men photographed supposedly for her pleasure. Alternately dubbed "the magazine for women," and then "entertainment for women," Playgirl is gone after 35 years! They say that in order to properly mourn something, you have to know what you've lost. Well, I hardly knew ye, Playgirl, but let's take a Read more