
Monthly Archives: November 2010
The NBC comedy spy series Chuck has had its share of villains and shady organizations in its four seasons, including Mark Sheppard as the mysterious director of The Ring and Chevy Chase as an associate of FULCRUM. Yet nobody’s been … Continue reading
Jesse McCartney first made his voice known as a pop singer in the group Dream Street in the early 2000s before embarking on a successful solo career. However, he also can be heard as a voice actor in— he stars … Continue reading
You’ve seen the new Harry Potter movie, so now it’s time to play the video game and be a magic man (or woman) yourself. The Electronic Arts game Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 1, available for Xbox 360, … Continue reading
Adam Ferrara, one of the three co-hosts of the new History series Top Gear alongside Tanner Foust and Rutledge Wood, realized the show’s producers were just as insane as he was when they thought of teaching the elderly how to … Continue reading
Jake Gyllenhaal is the kind of guy with whom you’d want to share a beer and a Lakers game — or hang out and shoot the breeze with at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, as I did last month for this … Continue reading
Since 2005, Alan Ritchson has done one thing that seems somewhat improbable: He’s made Aquaman cool. (That whole arc on Entourage with James Cameron directing an Aquaman movie notwithstanding.) A frequent guest star on Smallville the past five years, Ritchson … Continue reading
Jason Bourne and James Bond have some competition when it comes to spy-ready action and macho debonair on screen. Christopher Chance, played by Mark Valley, is back on primetime tonight with the second season premiere of the Fox series Human … Continue reading
We introduced you guys to the awesome Internet radio program Tales from Beyond the Tale just before Halloween, and now we have an exclusive sneak peek of the poster for the next episode in the season, This Oracle Moon, directed … Continue reading
From the excitable, taser-loving cop of The Hangover to a corporate stooge in Step Brothers, Rob Riggle is a master scene-stealer of the highest order. As a longtime Daily Show correspondent, he was even able to frequently upstage his boss, … Continue reading
Invading malevolent aliens with huge spaceships and deadly tentacle thingies, meet Eric Balfour. The 33-year-old actor is one of a group of humans who fights back against a horde of extraterrestrials in the invasion flick Skyline. But it also marks … Continue reading
Lindsay Hartley has been watching her husband Justin Hartley put on the costumed garb of the Green Arrow for four seasons on Smallville, so it was about time she joined the superpowered action, too. The All My Children star guests … Continue reading
Monopoly has been around for 75 fun-filled years, but it’s never been as animated as it is now with the video game Monopoly Streets, now available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS (in the form of … Continue reading
If anyone can identify a little with LeBron James, it’s Matt Smith. James famously announced that he was going to play ball with the Miami Heat on prime-time TV. And Smith received similar treatment from the BBC in January of … Continue reading
The son of actors Patty Duke and John Astin, Sean Astin was a fresh-faced 14-year-old when he first hit the big screen in director Richard Donner’s The Goonies in 1985. While he’s since made a name for himself playing the … Continue reading
He calls his pal Steven Spielberg “King Midas,” but that could also be an apt nickname for director Richard Donner. The 80-year-old filmmaker has had the golden touch quite a few times in his career, from the original Superman movie … Continue reading
