Showing posts with label actor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label actor. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Make Moves: DEREK LUKE on NBC


 Derek Luke comes to TV this fall in the NBC drama "Trauma," a new series revolving around the heroics of San Francisco paramedics, reports the Associated Press.

       The show is designed as an "adrenaline-rush" successor to NBC's recently departed "ER," according to Ben Silverman, co-chair of NBC Entertainment and Universal. 

       Luke will play a stoic trauma doctor.  Other cast members include Aimee Garcia ("George Lopez") and Jamey Sheridan ("Law & Order: Criminal Intent").


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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Big Opening Day for Beyonce. $28 million Obsessed knocks out the rest

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Beyonce Knowles, Ali Larter, and Idris Elba
Obsessedbeyonce_lWhat can't she do?"What looked like a fair fight between four strong contenders for number one this weekend ended up a lopsided bruising by the BeyoncĂ© Knowles thrillerObsessed, which raked in an estimated $28.5 million and left the competition behind in a bloody heap. (Hold on, Box Office fans, the over-the-top brawling metaphors just get worse from here.) Despite a widespread critical drubbing (Metacritic smacked it with a 22 score),Obsessed clearly tapped into a female-driven audience bloodlusting for some schlocky, catfighting fun with its story of a woman (Knowles) battling to keep a mentally unhinged secretary (Ali Larter) from stealing her husband (Idris Elba). Knowles' full-court media press last week certainly didn't hurt either: Nearly doubling many prognosticators' estimates (including that of EW's own Joshua Rich), Knowles pulled in her biggest three-day opening since 2002's Austin Powers in Goldmember and can officially cross off "become a bona fide movie star" on her list of Things I Need To Do To Dominate The World."

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Friday, April 24, 2009

And the oscar goes to....



The Soloist, with Robert Downey Jr., left, as a reporter, and Jamie Foxx as his subject, a homeless musician, opens on Friday nationwide.

"Oscar winning Jamie Foxx proves yet again his incredible range - he plays the role of Ayers with the same depth as he played Ray and - literally - the thousands of other characters he has embodied over the years. He is simply amazing to watch.
— pmorrisbby, Los Angeles