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12 August 2009 2:40 PM, PDT | Movieline | See recent Movieline news »

· The Playlist has photos from the upcoming Edward Norton/Edward Norton starrer Leaves of Grass, in which the actor plays twins -- one a responsible professor, one a pot grower. Marvel has immediately entered into negotiations with the latter.

· Joe Jonas is close to joining Garry Marshall's monstrous romantic omnibus Valentine's Day.

· Oh, do you love your HBO and your AMC? Well, Steven Soderbergh hates them.

· Just about everything in this St. Trinians clip is painful, so it hardly seems fair to single out Mischa Barton's wobbly accent, but, uh...I guess we just did. Sorry, Meesh.

· Paula Abdul left American Idol, says the Nyt, because she felt the other judges didn't sufficiently rebut rumors that she showed up late and was out of it. Not helping matters: her tendency to show up late and out of it. »

17 July 2009 5:02 PM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »

Surfing around the net this evening, reading uncarefully, I was shocked to discover that Tilda Swinton had become Pringle's new face.

Before I could stop myself from what I instantaneously knew was both an embarrassingly Dim-American thought leap and a sign of lazy reading comprehension (oh that telltale apostrophe) I was thinking "What is Tilda doing selling potato chips?!?"

Not that I wouldn't buy anything the cinema's greatest alien amazon actress was selling but I think the general public would be a little frightened if she was hawking food products. What if she's poisoned them?

No, it's fashion house Pringle of Scotland. Tilda selling fashion. Much better fit.

The best part is that she's the face of the women's and the men's line. You gotta love that.

In point of fact, every year I love Tilda Swinton more. And since I've been hooked since 1991 or so (Edward II) that's a lot of love. »

- NATHANIEL R

27 May 2009 3:05 PM, PDT | AfterElton.com | See recent AfterElton.com news »

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This week's new DVDs feature a passel of great stuff from TV, including sitcoms, cartoons and Brit-lit adaptations both comic and serious.

Read on for more!

I know most gays are all about The Golden Girls, but as an Atlanta native, my preferred quartet of '80s ladies was Julia, Suzanne, Mary Jo and Charlene, so I'm thrilled that Designing Women: The Complete First Season has finally made it to DVD.

(Photo courtesy Sony Pictures Television International)

While it takes most series a while to find their voices, I was surprised to learn that Julia Sugarbaker (the incomparable Dixie Carter) delivers the first of her famous weekly rants on the pilot, and that the "Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" speech that's so frequently screened at gay bars around the country happened in the second episode. So they were pretty much good »

- ADuralde

3 articles from 2009