VIDEO: Britney Spears Debuts 'Till The World Ends' Music Video
Posted on Apr 06, 2011 @ 09:00AM - 2 comments
After teasing us a day earlier with a 30-second clip, Britney Spears Wednesday released the entire music video for her new dance single Till The World Ends, and RadarOnline.com has it for you.
In the video, the Mississippi-born beauty shows off her sleek dance moves alongside of troupe of mouthwatering backup dancers, while images of the apocalypse flash in and out.
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2012 (PG-13)
If only someone had listened to the Mayans, maybe humans wouldn’t be running for their lives when the apocalypse hits in 2012. Instead, this epic disaster film features a family in a fight for their lives as the world burns, crumbles and explodes toward its end. (John Cusack [Jackson Curtis], Amanda Peet [Kate Curtis])
DVD Review : The September Issue
Gentlemen Broncos (PG-13)
Benjamin is an eccentric teen who’s isolated by his mother’s home-schooling and stuck with a terrible wardrobe to boot. When one of his sci-fi stories is ripped off by a legendary novelist, Ben embarks on a quirky adventure that’s interwoven with the space-age story in his mind, told through the oddball eyes of Napoleon Dynamite director Jared Hess. (Michael Angarano [Benjamin], Jermaine Clement [Chevalier])
Movie Review: Cop Out
The Private Lives of Pippa Lee (R)
Pippa Lee appears to lead a charmed, straightforward life. She’s married to a successful publisher, has two grown kids and a close circle of friends. But when a new man makes her acquaintance, she’s forced to confront her very volatile -- and secret -- past. (John Cusack [Pippa Lee], Blake Lively [Young Pippa], Keanu Reeves [Chris Nadeau])
DVD Review: Hurt Locker
Where the Wild Things Are (PG)
Spike Jonze adapts Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s story, in which a little boy escapes to his own imaginary world in the forest. Far away from all his hurt and sadness, he becomes king of a wild land filled with massive beasts who take him in as one of their own. (Max Records [Max], Catherine Keener [Mom])
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: 2012 Is No Disaster At Theaters
Posted on Nov 15, 2009 @ 11:01AM - 1 comment
As expected, the disaster epic 2012 ruled the box office this weekend. The estimated tally is $65 million in ticket sales. A Christmas Carol wasn't even close for second position. The Jim Carrey holiday flick brought in $22.3 million. Third place went to George Clooney's wacky comedy, The Men Who Stare At Goats with $6.2 million. The weekend's real winner was Precious which continues to do spectacular numbers. It came in fourth with $6.1 million while playing at only 114 theaters. By comparison, it brought it just as much as Goats which was on 2453 screens! Michael Jackson's This Is It is still hanging on. It came in fifth with $5.1 million.
The rest of the top 10: The Fourth Kind - $4.7 million; Couples Retreat - $4.3 million; Paranormal Activity - $4.2 million; Law Abiding Citizen - $3.9 million; The Box - $3.2 million.
Clad For Catastrophe: On The Red Carpet Of 2012
Posted on Nov 04, 2009 @ 11:24AM - Add a comment
On Tuesday night, stars hit the red carpet premiere of 2012, the highly anticipated disaster movie staring John Cusack, Amanda Peet and Woody Harrelson. Actress Camilla Belle, however, stole the style show, stunning the crowd in a multi colored Alexander McQueen mini!
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