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Bill Paxton On ‘Titanic’ Returning To Theaters In 3-D: It’s ‘Really Amazing’

January 06, 2012

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

James Cameron’s epic “Titanic” is set to return to theaters in April 6 – this time in 3-D – to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the tragic accident and Bill Paxton says he’s all for the film’s re-release.

‘Haywire’ Breakout Star Gina Carano: Red Carpet Events Are ‘More Difficult’ Than MMA Fighting

January 06, 2012

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

MMA fighter Gina Carano is moving from the octagon to the big screen and the transition is thrilling, yet challenging.

The 29-year-old was plucked from the ring by renowned director Steven Soderbergh to play the lead role in his upcoming action thriller, “Haywire,” and Gina is overwhelmed by her newfound turn in the spotlight.

Sean Bean On His Post-‘Game Of Thrones’ Plans, Gears Up To Go ‘Missing’ With Ashley Judd

June 15, 2011

By Jolie Lash

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

Sean Bean may have lost his head as Lord Eddard Stark on “Game of Thrones,” but in his new drama for ABC, “Missing,” being dead won’t keep his character from the action.

Channing Tatum Reportedly Attached To Peter Pan Origin Film

March 02, 2011

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

Hold on to your tights — Channing Tatum may be heading to Never Never Land.

The 30–year-old actor is reportedly attached to star in an upcoming film that will delve into the origins of childhood hero Peter Pan, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Channing Tatum To Space Out With ‘Ion’

June 25, 2010

LOS ANGELES, Calif.

Channing Tatum will star in FOX’s latest sci-fi epic – “Ion,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The trade mag reported that Channing has signed on for the film, which is being described as a “sci-fi romantic epic” and is already being touted as the next “Avatar.”

Letterman Unloads On McCain For Not Showing Up

September 25, 2008

NEW YORK, N.Y.

“Late Show” host David Letterman treated John McCain’s decision to cancel an appearance on his talk show more like a stupid human trick than the act of a statesman.

The Republican presidential candidate said he was halting his campaign activities Wednesday, citing the need to deal with the nation’s financial crisis, and called Letterman to drop out of the show’s late-night lineup. On the air Wednesday night, Letterman assailed McCain’s rationale and, with prickly humor, questioned whether the nominee — now trailing in some polls — was in trouble.