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PLEASE HIRE ME...PLEASE.....
Somebody give this moron a job.
Poor Corey Haim took out a full-page ad in Variety begging for someone to hire his ass. I guess the checks from "The Two Coreys" aren't as wonderful as he would like them to be. Can't producers put together a "License to Drive TO REHAB" movie for him? They don't even have to release it. They just have to give him the money and go through the motions.
His little smile is making me laugh and cry at the same time.
I (heart) Justin 4-ever.
YIPPEE-SKIPPEE! Justin Timberlake is going full-speed ahead on his acting career, starring in a new film called The Open Road.
According to Variety, the 27-year-old Sexyback singer will play a young man trying to reconnect with his father (Jeff Bridges), a legendary athlete, as he struggles to get him home to his ailing mother’s bedside (Mary Steenburgen).
Kate Mara (Brokeback Mountain, We Are Marshall) will play Justin’s girlfriend.
Production for The Open Road begins this month in Louisiana.
Please don't let this happen! There are reports that Alicia Keys might duet with a "virtual Frank Sinatra" at this Sunday's Grammys. They will reportedly put a hologram Ol' Blue Eyes next to her the same way they did with Celine Dion and Elvis on American Idol. Celine's also sang a duet with Frank before.
How is this at all necessary?
He's a Hollywood heart-throb, a humble humanitarian and now George Clooney has been appointed a United Nations Messenger of Peace by the Organization's chief, Ban Ki-moon. George has been recognized as a tireless advocate for ending war and famine in Darfur.
Yummy.
You can't deny the influence this great man had on the best band in popular music history. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, 91, passed on this week leaving behind some five million followers worldwide.
The one-time guru for the Beatles taught that meditating twice a day in half hour sessions could help people achieve inner peace. Practitioners believe that meditating in large groups can generate positive energy to help end violence and war.
The Maharishi wrote in 1967, "Being happy is of the utmost importance. Success in anything is through happiness. Under all circumstances be happy ... Just think of any negativity that comes at you as a raindrop falling into the ocean of your bliss."
Maharishi was responsible for the beautiful teachings that floated through the Beatles later albums, including ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE.
I (heart) Michael 4-ever.
Miguel Arteta (The Good Girl) is in final negotiations to direct "Juno" fantastically wonderful star Michael Cera in the Dimension Films comedy "Youth in Revolt."
Cera will play Nick Twisp, a smart, sexually obsessed teen living in a world of moronic adults. The project is based on C.D. Payne's self-published novel.
"Youth in Revolt" became a worldwide cult hit, spawning sequels, a play and numerous Web site tributes. Gustin Nash adapted the book for the screen.
Tim Burton is going to remake “Alice In Wonderland” and Lindsay Lohan doth covet the title role.
Lindsay Lohan is desperate to star as Alice in Tim Burton’s remake of the Lewis Carroll’s fantasy classic Alice in Wonderland. The new Disney production will feature both live action and performance-capture animation to create the fantasy world.
Keep dreaming Lindz - Tim usually works with actors that possess actual talent.
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