May 2008 - Posts

For Tyson, it's all about the ear and now by The Hollywood Reporter: Risky Biz Blog

By Steven Zeitchik So we're finally back from Gallic shores. Three Weeks In France - it sounds like a Julie Delpy movie, or a potentially revealing psychological experiment. Alas, it has been our life. But with June upon us and... Read More...
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Friday Estimates by Klady - 5/31 by The Hot Blog

What can one say about Sex? Mighty niche plays are poorly predicted by tracking. It's not going to quite be The Simpsons , but like The Simpsons , a TV series showed its ability to draw on opening day... even if, in this case, the movie sucks like...
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BYOB - No Sex, Please by The Hot Blog

Have I mentioned... I Love New York. No crane fell on me this morning, but I have been having a lovely day seeing some of my favorite people and places... making up for the painfully unambitious revival of A Chorus Line that we saw last night. (It did...
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S&TC Is A Internet Ticket Sale Phenom by The Hot Blog

The MovieTickets.com Top 10 Pre-Sale List of All-Time 1. "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" 2. "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" 3. "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" 4. "Hannah Montana...
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There Will Be Tie-Ins by The Hot Blog

**MEDIA ALERT** Is your betty™ ready for Sex & the City? betty - color for the hair down there™ is giving S&TC fans another reason to look forward to Friday, May 30th! WHAT: betty – color for the hair down there™, the hottest new beauty product...

Box Office Hell - May 30 by The Hot Blog

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Matson & The City by The Hot Blog

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Ouchie!!! by The Hot Blog

Ella Taylor is taking heat for shredding , accurately, Sex & The City - Episodes 127-133: The Cash Grab. Less a movie than a very long goodbye (again), at 142 minutes, Sex and the City is basically a whole season’s worth of episodes — or outtakes...
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Thursday by The Hot Blog

Not much to discuss. The Sex & The City coverage is interesting. The idea of the film opening to more than $30 million seems to be freaking some people out... particularly the people at WB who just fired the people who picked up the title after the...
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Sex Returns to the City by Variety On the Town

"I want to congratulate you all on getting the hottest ticket in town tonight," New Line's Toby Emmerich told the aud at Tuesday's Gotham premiere of "Sex and the City." Judging by the thousands of screaming fans outside Radio...
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Sex and Another City by The Hollywood Reporter: Risky Biz Blog

By Steven Zeitchik Paris in the springtime means late evenings, leisurely meals and unexpected romance. And that's how one curious blogger found himself one warm May evening with a few hundred of some of the trendiest people in Paris, waiting... Read...

BYOB - Heading East by The Hot Blog

AFTRA continues to be the piss in SAG's coffee, driven by the avarice of wanting a bigger piece of the media landscape. Still... like DGA's not- evil deal during the WGA work stoppage, this is likely checkmate for SAG and will quash any real chance...
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Capturing A Critic In Your DVR by The Hot Blog

It seems kind of obvious, but I was immediately rocked by this New York Times story about Tivo making a deal which will allow users to sign up to have the picks of a Chicago Trib TV critic automatically downloaded to their Tivos. What struck me immediately...
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Desperate Times For Republicans by The Hot Blog

As a Jew, I am not in love with any candidate mistaking one concentration camp for another. On the other hand, when the Republicans have to try to turn Obama calling his great uncle his "uncle" and who recalls him suffering depression after...
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Wilmington On Pollack by The Hot Blog

Sydney Pollack, the man who directed Out of Africa The Way We Were, and Three Days of the Condor, was one of those Hollywood professionals who seemed bullet-proof -- so versatile and ubiquitous, and so talented in all three of his movie professions (director...
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