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Grey Gardens: Appropriately Bleak, Yet Illuminating
It takes serious moxie to make a feature film from an excellent documentary, especially one as cultishly beloved as Grey Gardens. But, hey, it worked for Milk, and dare I say, it works for the new HBO movie, premiering this Saturday night and starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange.
Like the 1975 documentary by Albert and David Maysles, this Grey Gardens zooms in on "Big Edie" (Lange) and "Little Edie" Bouvier Beale (Barrymore), aunt and first cousin to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
This Weekend: The Cutting Edge 1, 2, and 3 (Yes, 3!)
"Toooooe piiiiiick!"
If that still ranks among your all-time favorite movie quotes, then you might be interested to know that The Cutting Edge franchise is basically taking over ABC Family this weekend. The reason: the premiere of the third (yup, third) movie in the series, The Cutting Edge 3: Chasing the Dream, which airs Sunday night.
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Link Time! Janet Jackson to Open Up on TV About Michael
- Janet Jackson will be talking about her brother in a new primetime special — TV Squad
- The Real Housewives of New Jersey are invading NBC's Mercy. Seriously. — The Ausiello Files
- Ryan Seacrest is letting regular people grab money from celebs for his new show Bank of Hollywood — Vulture
- Here's a guide to all of the guest stars during November sweeps — TV.com
- George Clooney's top 10 movies — Rotten Tomatoes
- CBS picks up five more episodes of Accidentally on Purpose — HitFix
- Michael Jackson's This Is It takes No.
Join the BuzzSugar Community!
I've given you guys tons of Halloween stuff to get you in the spirit, but if you're the kind of person who enjoys scary movies or TV shows all year 'round, check out the BuzzSugar Community. It's full of groups devoted to spooky entertainment offerings like these guys.
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Missing Hikers Hold Out Hope For TV Movie
The Onion's parodies are funniest when they come dangerously close to the truth, like this "news" story about four stranded hikers who we can only hope make it out alive — to see the made-for-TV movie they'll surely inspire. As the reporter breathlessly considers the possibility of casting Christian Bale, a future of insta-TV-movies doesn't seem too far off.
Buzz-Worthy Video of the Day: My Super Psycho Sweet 16
Has watching an episode of My Super Sweet 16 ever left you filled with rage? If so, you're about to get your payoff in the form of MTV's made-for-TV horror/satire of its reality series, My Super Psycho Sweet 16.
The trailer promises a plot and deaths that will be delightfully cheesy .
Link Time! George Clooney Gets Behind A New TNT Show
- George Clooney is signing on to exec-produce Delta Blues (with an Elvis impersonator cop!) for TNT — TV Squad
- January Jones will star in the Nicolas Cage thriller The Hungry Rabbit Jumps — Coming Soon
- The Short Circuit remake gets a director — MTV Movies Blog
- Those DirectTV ads with Chris Farley and David Spade suffer some backlash — E! Online
- Kristin Davis talks the Sex and the City sequel — Hollywood Crush
- Lots of photos from this past weekend's CMJ Festival — Stereogum
- Weezer and Lil Wayne's collaboration "Can't Stop Partying" is pretty darn catchy — Idolator
- Check out this list of the best rock-'n'-roll movies — Rotten Tomatoes
- Author Augusten Burroughs is working on two new TV series, one for CBS and one for Showtime — Movieline
- Norah Jones plays a pirate in her new music video — HitFix
- Just in time for Halloween: The 5 scariest TV episodes ever — TV.com
- Plus, 10 girl-power inspired costumes (Bella Swan made the list!) — TresSugar
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Play Our Horror Faceoff: Who's The Scarier Villain?
I've put together this faceoff to find out which movie and TV villains scare you the most! All you have to do is click here and then click on the villain you find scarier out of the two options each time. Enjoy!
The Weather Channel to Show Movies: Brilliant or Baffling?
Pack your umbrella and your popcorn: 27-year-old cable network stalwart The Weather Channel is going to start showing movies on Friday nights.
The movies will be weather-themed or feature weather prominently, and the first is the George Clooney drama The Perfect Storm; others lined up include March of the Penguins, Deep Blue Sea and Misery. Of course, TWC won't leave you out in the cold — weather updates will show up on-screen while the movies are playing, so you'll still know when to actually expect the perfect storm (ba dum ching!).
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