The City just got sexier! As we’ve already heard, sizzling Spanish stunner Penelope Cruz will bring her Oscar-winning star power to the upcoming Sex And The City sequel — and you’ll never guess what she’ll be doing in her cameo appearance!
We can totally see Ryan Seacrest hosting the Oscars, but how about winning one? Ry’s hilarious self-portrait in the 2007 flick Knocked Up was just the beginning of what the Idol host hopes will be the beginning of a long-career on the big screen, according to a new report.
The National Enquirer’s veteran snitch Mike Walker claims Hollywood’s Most Famous Metrosexual has landed his first real acting job in an upcoming feature film. While details about the film are still a bit hush-hush, Ryan was allegedly recently overheard telling a friend: “I play a dad who has to stand up for his young son. You won’t even recognize me in it!”
Assuming this is true, you know we have to ask: Would you go see a movie starring Ryan Seacrest?
Leonardo DiCaprio and Angelina Jolie are in talks to play the monarchs of The Gucci Family in director Ridley Scott’s new film about the fashion dynasty.
Jolie is slated to play Patrizia Reggiano, the ex-wife of Maurizio Gucci, who was sentenced to 29 years in prison for masterminding the murder-for-hire plot that killed the fashion guru in 1995, according to Thursday’s Variety.
Shooting on the Gucci biopic is expected to begin early next year.
Adam Lambert has unveiled his video for “Time For Miracles,” the theme song for the upcoming film 2012, in theaters Nov. 13.
“We want it to match how epic the film is. We want the song to really reach out and grab people by the heart. So, it’s definitely the focus [of the song],” Adam said of the single. The video was originally set to arrive before Michael Jackson’s concert documentary This Is It, opening Oct. 28.
Vin Diesel has laughed reports suggesting he’s pulled out of his XXX comeback, insisting he’s playing the lead in the upcoming third XXX film, The Return of Xander Cage. Rapper/actor Ice Cube assumed the lead role in XXX 2: State of The Union.
Over the weekend, internet gossip claimed Diesel had pulled out from the flick, however, the star’s rep dubbed the claims as untrue, telling MTV News: “I made a few calls on this and I can tell you that it is completely not true.”
Renee Zellweger is baffled by reports she’s preparing to reprise her role as British singleton Bridget Jones – because there are no plans for another sequel.
Earlier this year, rumors surfaced claiming the Oscar-winning actress was set to don a fatsuit to play Bridget for a third time – eight years after the first film adaptation of Helen Fielding’s best-selling novel hit the big screen.
Renee insists she hasn’t been approached about Bridget Jones’ Diary – Part 3.
“I get asked (about) that every single day and I don’t know anything.”
Dear Yeezy,
It might be time to take that retreat in India….
Kanye West has released a video of himself acting drunk and obnoxious — What else is new? — in a new short film by cult director Spike Jonze.
The surreal 11-minute clip entitled ‘”We Were Once A Fairytale” shows a sloshed Kanye acting a damn fool at a nightclub. At the end of the footage, the rapper down in the bathroom and finds himself vomiting rose petals. How charming…..
After posting the video on his official website, it seems Kanye had second thoughts about showing the world how badly behaved he can be — he later removed it.
So You Think You Can Dance judge Adam Shankman has signed on to produce and direct the big screen adaptation of the Tony-nominated Broadway musical Rock of Ages — starring Constantine Maroulis and Amy Spanger.
Variety says Shankman, who directed the 2007 comedy remake Hairspray, is plotting a boisterous production that is expected to slam into theaters in 2011.
“I had the best time of my life making Hairspray and badly wanted another musical, and when I watched ‘Rock of Ages,’ I was struck by the fact that not only had much of the audience seen it more than once, every guy in the audience knew the words to the songs,” Adam told Variety Tuesday. “What an extraordinary opportunity to open the genre to an audience that otherwise wouldn’t go see a musical…..I’m thinking big, and absolutely am going to attempt to cast with movie stars. Now that musicals are working again, actors are much more open to it.”
Teen starlet Selena Gomez will lead the cast of the New Line comedy What Boys Want, says Variety.
The project, a reverse take on Mel Gibson’s hit What Women Want, follows a young girl who has the ability to hear the thoughts of the opposite sex. Ascript is being written by Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer. The feature will be produced by Kevin Misher and executive produced by Allen Fisher and Gomez’s mother Mandy Teefey, according to the trade paper.
Selena, 17, is best known as the star of The Disney Channel series The Wizards Of Waverly Place. She released her debut album Kiss & Tell with her band The Scene last month.