'Vampire Diaries' 2.19 Preview: Klaus Tears Stefan and Damon Apart

Klaus is seriously threatening the relationships among "The Vampire Diaries" characters in the upcoming episode. After possessing Alaric, the oldest vampire in history will indirectly reignite a fight between Stefan and Damon as they disagree about how to protect Elena.  Stefan and Damon are furious when they discover that Elena has defied them both to make a new ally and take control of the plan to out-maneuver Klaus. Meanwhile, Stefan has his hands full trying to keep a confused and frightened Jenna safe.  The episode will also feature flashbacks to 1491 which reveal Katherine's introduction to Elijah and Klaus, and the...

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'Glee' Pics: First Look at 'Born This Way' Episode

"Glee" will present a highly-anticipated "Born This Way" episode before the end of this month. The first sneak peek to the special has now been released in pictures, mostly showing the characters dancing or performing.  Lea Michele's Rachel has some fun in a photo, blending with other youngsters including Chris Colfer's Kurt, Harry Shum Jr.'s Mike and Ashley Fink's Lauren. In another shot, however, she has a breakdown moment during which Cory Monteith's Finn and Matthew Morrison's Will come to console her.  Inspired by Lady GaGa's song "Born This Way", the April 26 outing follows New Directions...

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'Glee' Sneak Peeks: Charice Accused of Spying on New Directions

Charice's cover of "All by Myself" on the upcoming episode of "Glee" has been teased and now her full performance is shared in a clip viaTV Guide. It turns out that her character Sunshine Corazon performs the classic song because she wants to convince the New Directions that she honestly wants to help them with their benefit concert, and does not spy on them as accused by Rachel.  Another scene from the "Night of Neglect" episode has also been clipped and debuted by TVLine. It teases Sue who briefs her League of Doom, consisting of Dustin Goolsby (guest star Cheyenne Jackson), Sandy Ryerson (guest star Stephen Tobolowsky) and Terri...

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NATO Denies 'Deathly Hallows: Part II' Threat

NATO (National Association of Theatre Owners) shuts down the rumor saying that the organization will not screen movies by four major studios, Universal, Sony, Warner Bros and Fox. John Fithian, President and CEO of NATO, issued a statement on Thursday, April 14, to straighten up the report by saying that the organization does not have the capability to encourage its members to boycott films in Video-on-Demand dispute.  The statement read, "The National Association of Theatre Owners does not and could not encourage its members to engage in any boycotts of any movies distributed by any company. Recent press reports to the contrary are completely...

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Draco Malfoy and His Buddies Holding Hands in Fresh 'Deathly Hallows: Part II' Photo

Warner Bros. Pictures has released a new still for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II". The picture from the last installment of "Harry Potter" film series sees Tom Felton's Draco Malfoy holding hands with his Slytherin friends.  The fantasy adventure will see the battle between good and evil forces of the Wizarding world that breaks into an all-out war. In the end, Harry Potter is the one who should make the decisive sacrifice when he draws closer to the climactic showdown with the Dark Lord.  Beside Felton, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson will also reprise their respective roles...

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'Black Swan' Body Double Upset of Natalie Portman's Exclusiveness

The "Black Swan" controversy regarding the amount of "untouched" dance that Natalie Portman did for the movie, continues. The body double has spoken to ABC's "20/20", saying the filmmakers were lying when they said Portman did eighty percent of the ballet.  "I'm not speaking like I feel like I should be heralded," Sarah Lane told Elizabeth Vargas. "I'm speaking because [the filmmakers] are completely lying about the amount of dancing Natalie did in the movie. When those incorrect things are coming out, and they threaten the entire principle of ballet, then I feel like I need to say something."  Director Darren Aronofsky...

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Justin Bieber Visits Israel Landmarks in the Dead of Night

Justin Bieber was furious earlier this week, April 11, when he had to cancel a planned trip to the holy city of Jerusalem due to growing numbers of fans and photographers following his every move in the country. At one point he refused to leave hishotel room and angrily told followers on Twitter.com he had been denied the chance "walk where Jesus did". But, on Friday, April 15, he returned to the microblogging website to announce he had fulfilled his dream by staging a cloak-and-dagger operation following his concert in Tel Aviv on Thursday night, April 14. He writes, "Last night after the show I was able to see Jerusalem......

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Nicolas Cage Targeted By Irs Again - Report

The IRS filed a federal tax lien against the "National Treasure" star on 17 March in Los Angeles for neglecting to pay the required 35 per cent tax on all large gifts. The document, obtained by TMZ.com, reveals Nicolas Cage gave away roughly $1.8 million worth of gifts since 2004 and reportedly owes the government just over $600,000 in unpaid taxes. In 2009, it was reported the movie star owed $14 million to the IRS after receiving demands for tax on his income from 2002 to 2004 and 2007. The scandal prompted Nicolas Cage to file suit against his former business manager, Samuel Levin, accusing the accountant of misleading...

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Anne Hathaway Dashed From Premiere to Avoid the Sun

Anne Hathaway appeared on co-star George Lopez's U.S. chat show on Thursday night, April 14, and he asked her why she skipped the red carpet at the glitzy launch in Hollywood at the weekend, April 10.  The "Brokeback Mountain" actress explained, "I'm a little pale and the premiere was at two o'clock, so the red carpet was at 1.30, and the sun was just too strong for me and I had to go inside... I'm so cool! "I went inside and I just kinda hung out with the kids that were at the premiere."  The actress asked movie bosses for an umbrella to shield her from the sun, but they gave her a "lightstand". She adds,"They...

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Penelope Cruz Would Love to Do More Musicals

Penelope Cruz starred in 2009's Nine and caught the musical bug, and now she's inspired to hit the high notes again on screen by gal pal Gwyneth Paltrow's show-stopping performances on TV show "Glee".  The Spanish actress admits she may want to follow in Paltrow's footsteps. She tells Entertainment Weekly, "Gwyneth was amazing. She was so funny and she has such an amazing voice. And once you've done a musical you always want to do it again. "I would love to do more musicals, in TV or film. Not on Broadway, because I'm not brave enough to do that yet. But I love musicals." Ironically, Penelope Cruz's husband, Javier...

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Exclusive:Kim Kardashian had bikini wax when she was just 12

 Socialite Kim Kardashian has revealed she had her first bikini wax when she was just 12. The 30-year-old star has revealed she started getting the beauty treatment from a young age and would go with her mother Kris Jenner and sister Kourtney, 31, at least once a month for it, reports contactmusic.com. “Literally, at 12 years old I had a bikini wax. I had an appointment once a month on a specific day, like every Friday we’d go and get the inside of our brows waxed and a bikini wax,” she sa...

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Teen Thay Bhai Review

Film: ‘Teen Thay Bhai’; Starring: Om Puri, Deepak Dobriyal, Shreyas Talpade; Directed by: Mrigdeep Singh Lamba; Rating: * 1/2 – very disappointing fare. Some comedies mean well. But they lose their way in their noble intentions. ‘Teen Thay Bhai’ seems like a terrific idea for a comedy. Three brothers separated more at mirth than by birth, trying hard to keep the spirit alive. They fail miserably, not for the want of trying. The script here depends too much on extraneous trappings, too little on integral assets. There’s no scarcity of acting talent here. Shreyas Talpade, Deepak Dobriyal and Om Puri shine in that order… Alas, they have no meat...

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THE CONSPIRATOR Review

Robert Redford is an activist and that’s all well and good, but he’s awful at balancing his political viewpoints with storytelling.  His previous film, Lions for Lambs, was a pedantic, simpleminded bore.  With his latest film, The Conspirator, Redford at least has the courtesy to provide a story, but it may as well be prefaced with “Hi, I’m Robert Redford.  I’m going to give you an allegory for how we treat military detainees.  Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go back to my other job as worn leather.”  Despite solid performances and the promise of a complex narrative, Redford undermines his message of “Justice...

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SCREAM 4 Review

The Scream franchise is a series of horror movies whose greatest asset has never been horror.  They provide the occasional jump scare, but the strength of the series lies in crafting a critique of the slasher genre, audiences (Scream 2), and Hollywood (Scream 3).  The first Scream did the best job in balancing scares with satire, but eventually the series devolved into ninety minutes of misdirection finished by a twenty minute speech where the killer explains his or her motivations.  In between the movie gropes at subtext, but rarely in a coherent way that’s clever or rewarding. Scream 4 carries on...

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