Steve Forrest, who starred as Lt. Dan "Hondo" Harrelson on the 1970s series S.W.A.T., died peacefully on May 18 in Thousand Oaks, Calif., according to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 87.
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Need proof that Hollywood will reboot just about anything? A new version of Timecop is reportedly in the works at Universal. Directed by Peter Hyams, the original flick found 90s action hero Jean-Claude Van Damme portraying a police officer who regulates time travel. His life is soon complicated when he discovers that a crooked politician [...]Show More Summary
Howdy do, everyone, it's Papa Vinyard here. The Hollywood Reporter has, um, reported that Universal has begun development on a remake of the 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme sci-fi flick TIMECOP. They don't have a script yet, but chances are...Show More Summary
Dark Horse Comics' Timecop is heading back the big screen. The Hollywood Reporter brings word that Universal Pictures is currently developing the property for a franchise reboot with Marc Shmuger and Tom McNulty producing. "What a dream:...Show More Summary
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Rich people never do bad things. Poor people are just jealous of them! This is according to chief “Girls Gone Wild” sleazebag Joe Francis, ranting in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter about the jury that convicted him earlier this month of assault and falsely imprisoning women in his home. “Just to convict people because [...]
Ken Jeong made $5 million to reprise his “Leslie Chow” role for the third and final time in The Hangover III. Sources told The Hollywood Reporter that Jeong took home a cool $5 mil for his involvement in the Hangover finale, once again playing the character that arguably made him famous. Jeong’s memorable villain from The Hangover was so popular that [...]Show More Summary
"Girls Gone Wild" producer Joe Francis gave an unhinged interview (as if he gives any other kind) to The Hollywood Reporter the day after he was convicted of the false imprisonment of three women that he met at a Hollywood club in 2011.
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After we published our post on the Hollywood Reporter story, in which Joe Francis said that the "retarded" jury that convicted him earlier this month "should be shot dead," we received an email from one of the 12 not-so-angry people who sat on jury. Show More Summary
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The Hollywood Reporter has a long interview with Ted Sarandos, the chief content officer for Netflix, and Cindy Holland, who is the company’s vice president for original programming. And one of the things that it makes clear is that, in addition to the company’s willingness to spend a lot of money—as Sarandos puts it, “I [...]
After being found guilty of imprisoning three women and assaulting one in his home two weeks ago, Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis apparently "shouted" his way through an interview with the Hollywood Reporter: I want that jury to know that each and every one of you are mentally f--ing retarded and
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The Hollywood Reporter did a new profile of Joe Francis after he was recently found guilty on three counts of false imprisonment and one count of assault (!!!) and it seems like our old friend is doin’ just fine! This is literally the opening paragraph of the article: Joe Francis digs his fingers into my [...]
One of the same fingers, no doubt, that anchor the crisp, concise lede of this week’s print edition story by Hollywood Reporter executive editor, features Stephen Galloway. Here is just a sampling of the things the Girls Gone Wild impresario...Show More Summary
The Hollywood Reporter reports that Hannibal Buress has signed a large, multi-platform development deal with Comedy Central. Development deals aren't new for the stand-up and former SNL/30 Rock writer, as he's had one with ABC and Fox over the last couple of years; however, this is by far the most
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I know there are some people out there who follow reports of royalty the same way others follow baseball, Hollywood or horses. Here's an unusual site that features "Daily news from the world of European royalty."
Rumer Willis has booked a ticket to Rosewood.
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Planned for a big screen adaptation with Leonardo DiCaprio set to star since late 2009, 20th Century Fox's Travis McGee appears to finally be moving forward with Paul Greengrass directing. The Hollywood Reporter brings word that Dennis Lehane is set to adapt the screenplay, based on the John D. Show More Summary
In the face of her split from Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart has reportedly turned to Hollywood's foremost expert on broken hearts:
Taylor Swift.
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Let the Los Angeles Lakers' worst nightmare commence. Considered a favorite to retain Dwight Howard, Mark Heisler of Lakers Nation reports that Superman's return to Hollywood is far from a sure thing. And why? Because of Kobe Bryant, among other things: Not to mention his frustration with Kobe Bryant. Show More Summary