Emma Roberts Looking Down & Out In Malibu
Posted on May 13, 2012 @ 09:00PM - 6 comments
Emma Roberts is usually one of the most fashionable starlets in Hollywood but Saturday, it was a whole different picture for Julia Roberts' niece.
Wearing socks but no shoes, with no make-up and her hair looking unbrushed, Emma literally threw up on her way into a friend's home.
PHOTOS: Emma Roberts - Down & Out In Malibu
Maybe the 21-year-old was just worn out.
Late last month, she partied at the Coachella Music Festival.
Read Our Review Of 'The Raven'
Posted on Apr 26, 2012 @ 04:19PM - Add a comment
John Cusack stars in this murder-mystery thriller as author Edgar Allan Poe, a struggling writer in 1849 Baltimore.
He's behind on his debts and unable to get his macabre short stories published. But when a killer begins murdering victims in the same grisly way that Poe described in his stories, he becomes the story. Poe must team up with a young police detective (Luke Evans) to try to stop the killer's spree while protecting the girl he loves (Alice Eve).
It's a great concept, but the pace plods along too slowly to really be engaging. What saves it is the maniacally focused performance by Cusack as a man battling alcohol and other demons even as he tries to stay one step ahead of the police, who suspect he may actually be the killer. It has energy, but not much momentum.
Long Story Short: It's OK, but you won't be ravin' about it.
DVD Review: Hot Tub Time Machine
Posted on Jun 29, 2010 @ 06:25PM - 1 comment
Boyish antics, crude humor and life's big choices all mix with alcohol and '80s pop hits for one ridiculous ride in Hot Tub Time Machine. Tongue-in-cheek from start to finish, the film barely skips a beat, with non-stop jokes from a talented cast.
The film charts the over-the-top time travel of four friends on a ski weekend after Lou (Rob Corddry) has a little accident with a rock anthem and a garage. None of them is particularly happy with his life (especially Lou), but they're hoping to kick back, live it up and use their man-cation to get away from it all. As predicted, their boozy night in the hot tub brings them more than a serious hangover and shriveled hands: by morning, the ski resort is filled with neon-clad skiers and TVs with Ronald Reagan and MTV when it was still a music channel. Welcome to 1986!
Most of the misadventures that ensue involve bare-chested women, shots of tequila, potty humor and a steady stream of nostalgia-driven jokes about the 1980s. Tucked between the sex jokes and fist fights, though, are musings about some of life's heavier questions: namely, whether we really have control over our future, and what we would do with a second chance. Of course, the guys have some fun with time travel, too. Lou bets big money on a football game, Nick (Craig Robinson) gets a crowd bouncing to the Black Eyed Peas, Adam (John Cusack) tries to make nice with an ex, and the young Jacob (Clark Duke) meets girls without texting (hint: it's not easy).
The DVD offers both a theatrical and home entertainment version of the film, but be warned! The latter of which requires ears of steel. The same goes for most of the extras, the best of which feature the stars testing material in multiple takes of the same scene, allowing them to veer far, far off the rails of decency. Still, after the deep thoughts, shoulder pads and wild parties, the best part about Hot Tub Time Machine is that it's really about pure, unabashed fun -- exactly how a snowy, time-warped weekend should be.
DVD Releases for June 29, 2010
Posted on Jun 29, 2010 @ 06:10AM - Add a comment
Hot Tub Time Machine (R)
Say hello to neon, synth pop and big hair! In Hot Tub Time Machine, four friends get a jolt of excitement in their humdrum lives when a ski resort hot tub takes them back in time. Once they warm up to being back in the 1980s, the real fun begins, as they dream up the myriad ways to capitalize on the strange ride -- starting with with an invention that would mix Twitter with -- wait for it -- Viagra. (John Cusack [Adam], Craig Robinson [Jacob], Rob Corddry [Lou])
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEWS: NBC Stars Take Us Inside The Office
Posted on Mar 25, 2010 @ 04:45AM - Add a comment
The stars of The Office were out in full force recently at the premiere of Craig Robinson's new film, Hot Tub Time Machine, and RadarOnline.com was on the red carpet to chat with them about what to expect from the hit NBC show in the weeks to come.
"Jim and Pam die in a car accident on the season finale," joked Brian Baumgartner, who plays Kevin Malone. "We're just finishing up the show. We've got a couple more weeks or so, another month on the air and we just found out we're coming back for season seven."
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEWS: Hot Tub Time Machine Cast Goes Back To The 80s
Posted on Mar 18, 2010 @ 05:00AM - Add a comment
Rev up the DeLorean: The stars of the new comedy Hot Tub Time Machine celebrated the film's premiere at Cabana Club in Hollywood Wednesday night, and RadarOnline.com was on the red carpet and inside the hippest 80s party of the year.
With some of the hottest comedians and actors in Hollywood in attendance, it was night full of totally radical laughs and sarcasm.
Hot Tub Time Machine is set in 1986, so RadarOnline.com reporter Viviana Vigil asked the stars what their favorite moments from the decade of excess were.
DVD Releases for March 2, 2010:
Posted on Mar 01, 2010 @ 05:55PM - Add a comment
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])
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!
What gorgeous celeb joined in on the Prabal Gurung movement? Check out our gallery to find out!
Clad For Catastrophe
Posted on Nov 04, 2009 @ 10:03AM - Add a comment
Clad For Catastrophe
