Bam Margera Breaks Down Crying At Jackass Car Crash Scene
Posted on Jun 22, 2011 @ 12:05PM - 6 comments
By Neil Woulfe - Radar News Director
Jackass co-star Bam Margera broke down in tears Tuesday night at the scene of the car crash that left his close friend, Ryan Dunn, and another man, dead in West Goshen, PA. early Monday.
It was the first time that Margera, 31, had seen where the accident happened. He had been out of town when he heard the devastating news.
Roger Ebert Changes His Tune On Ryan Dunn Death -- Kind Of
Posted on Jun 21, 2011 @ 08:07AM - 2 comments
By Adam S. Levy
Radar Staff Writer
After getting many a thumbs down for a controversial tweet, Roger Ebert has changed his tune, admitting on his blog that he regrets the tweet itself, as well as sending it so quickly after the incident.
Roger Ebert Feeling The Heat For Controversial ‘Jackass’ Tweet
Posted on Jun 20, 2011 @ 01:15AM - 8 comments
Legendary film critic Roger Ebert is getting two thumbs down for a controversial tweet referring to the death of Jackass star Ryan Dunn on Monday.
"'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn, RIP. His Porsche flew through 40 yards of trees," the legendary Chicago film critic first tweeted Monday as news spread of the 34-year-old reality star's fatal car crash in Pennsylvania that claimed the life of his passenger, as well.
Charlie Sheen Begs Fans 'Help Me Get My Job Back'
Posted on Apr 23, 2011 @ 04:31PM - 36 comments
by Radar Staff
Performing in Tampa, Fla. Friday night, Charlie Sheen made fun of Roger Ebert's cancer....alluded to a ridiculous decades-old urban myth about Richard Gere and a gerbil...was flashed by an intoxicated female....and begged his fans to help him get his Two and a Half Men job back.
But with almost half the seats in the house empty, his fan club looks to be waning.
John Mellencamp Gives Girlfriend Meg Ryan 'Two Thumbs Up'
Posted on Jan 16, 2011 @ 07:50AM - Add a comment
John Mellencamp and Meg Ryan became a couple late last year but back in 2007, when Mellencamp appeared as a guest critic on Ebert & Roeper, he was already giving Meg "two thumbs up."
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VIDEO: Roger Ebert Gets Standing Ovation At Spirit Awards
Posted on Mar 06, 2010 @ 08:13AM - 3 comments
In one of the more touching and heartfelt moments of Friday night's telecast of the 25th Film Independent Spirit Awards, legendary movie critic Roger Ebert was honored with a standing ovation.
VIDEO: Roger Ebert Speaks For The First Time in 4 Years, Thanks To A Computer
Attending since he and wife Chaz are sponsors of the "Truer than Fiction Award," Ebert stood up as the celebrity-filled crowd got on their feet to pay their respects.
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Before the spotlight turned to Ebert's table, viewers were treated to a hilarious montage of some of his most scathing comments about his least favorite films over the years.
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Even presenters Taraji P. Henson and Matt Dillon couldn't help taking advantage of the opportunity to say thank you for Ebert's seal of approval.
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"You always had great things to say about me," Henson said. Dillon retorted: "Likewise."
Ohio boys Bill Ross and Turner Ross were this year's recipients of the Chaz and Roger Ebert Truer than Fiction Award for their film 45365.
VIDEO: Roger Ebert Speaks For The First Time in 4 Years, Thanks To A Computer
Posted on Mar 02, 2010 @ 05:03PM - 2 comments
The world’s most famous movie critic, Roger Ebert, is speaking for the first time through a computer since he was diagnosed with thyroid cancer and left with a disfigured face, RadarOnline.com has confirmed.
Ebert, who lost his voice, and ability to eat and drink four years ago, appeared on The Oprah Show to a standing ovation.
Oprah Winfrey asked the smiling Ebert how he felt. Ebert then typed in his answer on a computer and a computer voice read out his response: “Terrific!”
Oprah then asked if he remembered his last words. The ever joking Ebert said through the computer “No I don’t because I didn’t realize at the time they were going to be my last words. I probably spoke them to Chaz (his wife) then as they wheeled me to the operating room. They probably were ‘I love you.’” But, he continued, “on the other hand, they may have been ‘Good morning doctor’.”
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Roger has his meals in private through an intravenous tube four times a day, but he still has a vivid memory of being a kid and drinking A&W Root Beer. His brother-in-law says “when the Lord took away your ability to drink, he gave you that memory.”
Roger goes to two to four movie screenings a day and writes for 200 newspapers. So his voice is still heard around the world.
He tells Oprah that he talks in his dreams. “I’m talking all the time that’s just like it was in life. You can never shut me up,” he said through the computer.
But what would an interview with Roger Ebert be like without seeing his Oscar Predictions:
Best Supporting Actress Mo’Nique, Precious
Best Supporting Actor Christoph Waltz, Inglourious Basterds
Best Actress Sandra Bullock, Blind Side
Best Actor Jeff Bridges Crazy Heart
Best Director Kathryrn Bigelow
Best Picture The Hurt Locker
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Roger, who is now cancer free, plans on attending the Oscars. And, while he reports on a appearence obsessed industry, Ebert says he will not have any reconstructive surgery on his face.
In a powerful statement he says “nobody looks perfect, we have to find peace with the way we look and get on with life.”
