Bruno

The Casting Society of America held the silver-anniversary edition of the Artios Awards on Monday night in both Gotham and LA.  

The rights to the Terminator film franchise are to be auctioned off in a sale set to spark a bidding frenzy amongst big Hollywood hitters.  

The Financial Times is reporting that the rights to the "Terminator" franchise will be auctioned this month. The sale has reportedly sparked considerable interest because "Terminator" is a rare example of a blockbuster franchise not controlled by a big studio. FT says several financial buyers have expressed interest in Terminator, including Platinum Equity, the Beverly Hills firm that owns Delphi, the auto parts maker.

"We're at the step where we're about to pitch to Lionsgate, which owns the movie rights now. It's pretty much up to them. They can completely squash it or greenlight it." Eduardo Sanchez

 

Bruno was one of the smash-hit films of the summer - and there's even more of him to be enjoyed when the gay fashionista releases the DVD of his film next week. We've got a world exclusive preview clip to show you, that's only available as an extra on the DVD. In it, star Sacha Baron Cohen talks as himself about how he went about filming the Sex And The City redneck scenes - and reveals that he was in very real danger.  

THERE are certain moments in pop culture that not only capture but define the spirit of the times, that help us to finally recognise that we've entered a new age. A month ago, popular US game show Jeopardy had one of its celebrity charity specials. CNN reporter Wolf Blitzer, a respected member of the news establishment, went up against Andy Richter, a professional comedian best known as talkshow host Conan O'Brien's sidekick.  

WE all remember where we were on 9/11, when DIANA died and when OBAMA was elected. And for outrageous comic SACHA BARON COHEN , he just happened to be getting his derriere bleached when the US President came into power. To see Sacha in his infamous role, watch below:  

The mood was light and the laughs plentiful as more than 500 attendees gathered Thursday at the Beverly Hilton to discuss the intersection of music and media on Day 1 of the eighth edition of The Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Film and TV Music Conference. Composers, publishers, executives and music supervisors participated in a range of panels including a lively conversation with Alexandre Desplat and Chris Weitz, the composer and director, respectively, behind "New Moon," the second installment in the "T

"Once you get him, everything else falls into place." Sacha Baron Cohen

 

These are Roger Ebert's mini-reviews (unless otherwise noted) of some of the films currently playing in the Quad-Cities.