PHOTOS: Sexiest Sci-Fi Screen Stars
Posted on Dec 22, 2010 @ 09:00AM - 1 comment

Fantasy and science fiction movies often blend the best of every little boy's dream: hot chicks and hot action. RadarOnline.com has created a photographic ode to the lovely ladies who have captured our imaginations by transforming themselves into something not of this world- but still smoking hot!
Check out the gallery for more photos of the women who made the list!
PHOTOS: TRON: Legacy Has Star-Studded Hollywood Premiere
Posted on Dec 12, 2010 @ 03:00AM - 1 comment

Stars hit the blue carpet for the TRON: Legacy premiere, and RadarOnline.com was there to catch all the action.
PHOTOS: Celebs Walk The TRON Blue Carpet
Olivia Wilde's Sexy Wet Vanity Fair Photo Shoot
Posted on Nov 09, 2010 @ 03:05PM - 1 comment

Olivia Wilde is heating up the pages of Vanity Fair with a super sexy spread and RadarOnline.com has a sneak peak at the photo shoot which is sure to set pulses racing.
VIDEO INTERVIEWS: Angelina Jolie, Will Ferrell And Other Stars Wow Fans At Comic Con
Posted on Jul 23, 2010 @ 08:55AM - Add a comment
Hollywood's A-List stars were out in full force on Thursday at the opening day of the Comic Con 2010 convention in San Diego and RadarOnline.com was there for all the action.
"My style got meaner and harder and darker," Angelina Jolie said about her character in Salt, her new spy thriller that opens on Friday, July 23.
"I think these stunts and this movie is a better action movie than ones I've done," she said at the panel, looking stunning in a Versace jacket and blouse, a skirt by Dolce and heels by Ferragamo.
Daft Punk Gets Tron 2
Posted on Mar 05, 2009 @ 09:13AM - Add a comment
Mysterious electronic artists Daft Punk will create the music for Disney's digital realm adventure TR2N, a sequel to the revolutionary 1982 film Tron.
Daft duo Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter (who never reveal their faces in public) have even built a special studio to record the score for TR2N.
TR2N is tentatively set for a 2011 release.












