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Kat Graham Praises “Phenomenal” Jada Pinkett Smith For ‘All Eyez On Me’ Support

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Greg Srisavasdi

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June 6, 2017

Kat Graham stars in ALL EYEZ ON MEPhoto: Quantrell Colbert — Kat Graham stars in ALL EYEZ ON ME Photo: Quantrell Colbert

The highly anticipated film All Eyez On Me features the cinematic debut of Demetrius Shipp Jr. as Tupac Shakur, and though co-star Kat Graham is a seasoned veteran, she also has her share of pressure playing Jada Pinkett. Graham talks about the support she received from Pinkett Smith and her lifelong collaboration with acting teacher Ivana Chubbuck.

Carol Burnett Receives Honorary Degree From American Film Institute

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Greg Srisavasdi

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June 5, 2017

Actress/comedienne Carol Burnett and lifelong collaborators/filmmakers Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick received honorary degrees at the AFI Conservatory’s Class of 2017 Commencement Ceremony. The celebration occurred today at Hollywood’s TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Ca.

Flipping the Script on: The ‘Alien’ Franchise’s Underappreciated Gem, ‘Prometheus’

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Allyson Gronowitz

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May 26, 2017

Welcome to “Flipping the Script,” a monthly column where I will reconsider recent films that have been panned, frowned upon, or simply under appreciated. I believe that movies should speak to us on a deep, personal level, and this column will consist of films that have done that for me despite widespread derision or apathy. Join me on my noble quest for cinematic redemption!

Rhino Readies Two ‘Twin Peaks’ Soundtracks For September

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Greg Srisavasdi

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May 22, 2017

Twin Peaks

David Lynch and Mark Frost’s revival of Twin Peaks recently made its debut on Showtime, and two soundtracks featuring music from the new series will be released by Rhino Entertainment September 8!

“The Price Is Right” For Adam Sandler At Cannes!!!

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Greg Srisavasdi

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May 21, 2017

Adam Sandler’s been the butt of many a cinema snob’s jokes (including mine) as the comedian has put out his share of critically drubbed movies (Pixels and Jack and Jill head the list). But maybe we’ve been a bit too harsh on Sandler (I know I have), and he’s getting amazing buzz at the Cannes Film Festival for his work in The Meyerowitz Stories (it’s written and directed by Noah Baumbach).

Trailer: Brie Larson Fights Through ‘The Glass Castle’

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Greg Srisavasdi

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May 18, 2017

Brie Larson reunites with Short Term 12 filmmaker Destin Daniel Cretton with The Glass Castle. The project is based on Jeannette Walls’ memoir of the same name, and the trailer recently debuted online. Check out the trailer, the teaser poster, and a few images from the film below!

Eoin Macken Writes A New Novel Through ‘The Night Shift’

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Greg Srisavasdi

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May 17, 2017

Eoin Macken - Jill Flint - The Night Shift

I had the pleasure of attending the NBC/Universal TCA Day where Jill Flint and Eoin Macken talked about the upcoming fourth season of The Night Shift. During the chat Macken was able to briefly discuss his new book Hunter and the Grape, a plug that was actually aided by Flint. Video of Flint and Macken is available after the jump.

Trailer: Dan Stevens And Bérénice Marlohe Flip On The ‘Kill Switch’

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Greg Srisavasdi

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May 16, 2017

Dan Stevens - The Kill Switch

I really loved Dan Stevens in the Shout! Factory flick The Ticket and I’m intrigued by the gaming, VFX elements behind Stevens’ upcoming film Kill Switch. That being said, I’m posting due to my insane appreciation for Kill Switch actress Berenice Marlohe (she starred in one of my favorite romantic dramas – 5 to 7). But enough of that, check out the trailer and plot details behind Kill Switch after the jump!

Jennifer Hudson Ready For “Extra Special” Experience With ‘The Voice’

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Greg Srisavasdi

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May 15, 2017

Jennifer Hudson — THE VOICE — Season:13 — Pictured: Jennifer Hudson — (Photo by J. Kempin/Getty Images)

Before she was an Oscar (“Dreamgirls”) and Grammy winning (for her self-titled debut album and “The Color Purple”), Jennifer Hudson was a contestant on “American Idol.” Seeing that type of competition from both sides should put her in good stead as a new coach for Season 13 of “The Voice.”

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