We choose the Oscar winners we want to see after a day of disappointing nominations. I didn’t respond to this AVQ&A, because Tasha kicked it off with Beasts Of The Southern Wild and there’s nothing I’m rooting for more.
I get to share a tax id with this QUEEN
I love her more and more each day!
CELEBRATING MOLLS’ BIRTHDAY JUST LIKE WE SHOULD: LOOKING AT CUTE PICS OF WAGS
“The Last Exorcism Part II” (2013) Debut Trailer
Well it looks like The Last Exorcism wasn’t the last exorcism as Hollywood saw fit to give you a sequel, The Last Exorcism Part II. The film follows the events of the previous film, where Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) looks to build a new life for herself following the previous events, only to find the evil force returning with an even more devious plan.
The Last Exorcism Part II hits theaters March 1st, 2013.
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Top 5: DC Animated Series
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With the anticipated return of DC Nation this weekend after its surprise hiatus, here are some incredible animated programs DC has cranked out over the years. If you grew up with some of these, you had a fulfilling childhood; if not, they’ll certainly scratch that perpetual superhero itch.
I don’t know whether to be impressed or a bit weirded out…
> The walk to the camera is the creepiest thing I’ve seen in a long time.
omg
Heeheehee this made my heart smile
Wut
“Star Wars” TV Series Moving Forward?
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For the last few years, there’s been lots of speculation about a possible live-action Star Wars TV series. Well, EW is reporting that ABC is finally looking to move forward with a small screen version of one of cinema’s all-time epic adventures.
US Weekly have sources confirming that midway through Beyonce’s half-time show Williams and Rowland will appear on-stage. The trio will perform a medley of their greatest hits, along with a new song “Nuclear,” which is the first original song the trio has released in almost a decade.
That Girl | Lena Dunham Photographed by Annie Leibovitz
Joyce Carol Oates profiles the 26-year-old creator-writer-director-star of Girls here.
