The final days of March proved busy for the stage world. Bret Michaels filed suit against the Tonys and CBS for the head injury he suffered during a Rock of Ages-inspiredperformance at the 2009 awards show. Stephen King and John Mellencamp’s musical collaboration, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, got an Atlanta premiere date in April 2012. Brothers & Sisters’ Luke Macfarlane joined Broadway’s The Normal Heart; Jon Hamm and girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt signed up to star in the L. Read More...
For a movie about idealistic magicians robbing from the rich to give to the poor, Now You See Me took home a surprising amount of bank at the box office. The star-studded action caper grossed more than $350 million around the world, and the sequel is aiming to prove that thrilled audiences are eager to fall for the same trick twice. Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, and Dave Franco are back, with Lizzy Caplan rounding out the Four Horsemen (replacing Isla Fisher). Read More...
Daniel Stern played a bungling burglar along with Joe Pesci in two Home Alone movies. DANIEL STERN: He was a brilliant man but a big silly goofy guy underneath. Everybody made each other laugh on our silly movies. His writing style stands out to me because when you read the scripts, they’re so specifically funny. They’re almost storyboards. They’re shot-by-shot. With the Home Alone scripts, it wasn’t just, “The guys walk in and take a pie in the face. Read More...
