Joseph Gordon "Live With It" details and set pictures!
Some minor details about Joseph Gordon-Levitt's movie, Live With It.
You know what's not a good title for a movie? "Untitled Cancer Comedy." Of course, that was never what the film was going to roll with, but that's what we have been referring to the upcoming Seth Rogen/Joseph Gordon-Levitt movie as for the past few months. Originally titled I'm With Cancer, the title mysteriously disappeared a while back, but now they have come up with a new name and it's pun-tastic.
Rama's Screen is reporting that film is now titled Live With It. Based on the life of producer Will Reiser, Gordon-Levitt stars as a 25-year-old who is diagnosed with a rare and terminal form of cancer. The rest of the cast, made up of Rogen, Bryce Dallas Howard, Angelica Huston, Ana Kendrick, and Philip Baker Hall, play people in the character's life as he tries to process the news.
Okay, so it's not a great title and it includes a pun, but at least it makes sense (I'm looking at you Knight and Day). Besides, aren't you glad that this movie took that title instead of a dumb romantic comedy? This movie has Joseph Gordon-Levitt - it deserves some leeway.
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The stunning Sameera Reddy is a Bollywood actress who was first seen in the music video ‘Ahista’. From a marketing executive to an actress, it’s been quite a journey. Sameera Reddy was born on 17th December 1982 in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. She has two sisters Sushma Reddy and Meghna Reddy who were a big part of the glamour industry working as models and video jockeys. Reddy studied at the Sydenham College and is involved with Crayons and Dreamz Homes. While in college, she appeared in the music video for Pankaj Udhas’ Ahista. However she opted to work as a marketing executive before she moved into movies.Please wait while images are loading....
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Tom Welling Says 'Smallville' Superman Suit 'Looks Good,'
With the tenth and final season of "Smallville" coming this fall, one of the main questions on the minds of the fans is whether Tom Welling's Clark Kent will finally step up and become Superman. And according to Welling, it will finally happen.
"Yeah, that's the plan," Welling told The Flickcast, when asked if he would become Superman this season. "I don't know how they're going to do it, but I know that inevitably, that's where we get to."
"[The Superman costume] looks good," added Welling. "I wasn't there when they shot it on set. I was actually on another stage shooting something else. But I know what it looks like."
Welling also offered his thoughts on wearing the Superman suit both for himself and his character.
"I think it's a huge responsibility for Clark and for me," explained Welling. "And hopefully, we can get to a place where the fans feel as though we did everything that we could. We serviced the character the way that will make them all happy."
Regarding long-standing rumors that he could play Superman on the big screen, Welling replied, "I've always been open to the idea. It's not as simple as everyone would like to think."
"It's not as simple as me wanting to do it or not wanting to do it," he explained. "I know that a lot of people want to jump on me or jump on Warner Brothers. It's just not that simple. So there's a lot of elements that have to come together."
Matt Bomer interview with Houston magazine
Confidence Man of Steel: Matt Bomer
On USA’s White Collar, which airs through October, Bomer plays Neal Caffrey, an upscale criminal turned FBI agent. The show is a breakout, as is Bomer, who’s one of the most buzzed-about stars of the last few TV seasons. Named People magazine’s “Sexiest Newcomer,” he was also featured as the “Must List Summer Crush” in Entertainment Weekly—tipping a water bottle over his torso with pinup panache, his abs rippling through a soaked T-shirt. And he landed the cover of TV Guide in June. He modestly attributes all the attention he’s getting to the winning character Collar’s producers created for him. “We can all be con artists at one time or another,” he says casually, taking a hearty swallow of iced coffee.
In person, Bomer looks a bit ruddier and slighter than on screen, more regular-guy; he’s one of those performers who seem to conduct electricity in front of a camera. In conversation, he’s engaged and engaging, with an actor’s expansiveness—much animation, many hand gestures—and a screenwriter’s vocabulary (he calls living in New York City after 9/11 “a diaspora” and the People accolade “flattering, but not a meritocratic achievement”). Overall, his vibe is that of the high-school jock everybody liked, who sat in the back of the cafeteria drawing in his notebook. Which is essentially what he was. [...]
In high school, he balanced athletics with school plays; he compares himself to the jock-turned-troubadour on TV’s Glee. (“I was a free agent, not an alpha male,” he says.) His frequent costar in stage productions like The Diary of Anne Frank and Platonov was Lee Pace, who recently starred in TV’s Pushing Daisies and appeared on the April 2008 cover of Houston magazine; the two still hang out. [...]
At Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, he majored in theater and music [and became bffs with ZQuinto], then moved to New York City, where he landed in early workshops of the Broadway hits Spring Awakening, Grey Gardens and Thoroughly Modern Millie. After 9/11, precarious finances forced him to drop out of the latter and take a job on Guiding Light; a year on the soap led to an audition for Superman Returns. “I screen-tested in the tights. The director wanted to hire me,” he says. “I was going to sign the three-picture deal.” [...]
Even though it was not to be his big break, his flirtation with the Man of Steel raised his profile. After starring on two highly anticipated but quickly expired series (Traveler and Tru Calling) and landing a small but showy role as a dapper spy on NBC’s Chuck, Bomer snared White Collar, which is now in its second season. [...]
In his spare time (he flies back to L.A. on weekends), Bomer writes (frustrated by the capriciousness of TV executives, he penned a pilot called Nashville, which attracted the attention of Brad Paisley), hangs out in a downtown jazz club (“I like to think it’s something Neal would do”), plugs into pop culture (the Scissor Sisters and Janelle Monae are on his iPod) and meditates in the parks on Manhattan’s west side. “I’ll sit out there, read, watch the sunset,” he says, “and remind myself of the things that are really important in life: family, friends, the people who are special to me.”
Turns out that is a subject—the special people—about which Bomer will say little. (Interviewers by now have learned not to take it personally. Last year, a Details writer probed as the actor steadfastly declined to comment. “I have a show and a network on my shoulders,” he said, explaining his silence.) But now that Collar is more established, as is Bomer, can he talk more freely about his personal life?
“No, because it’s personal,” he says with a laugh. “There are a lot of reasons. But the biggest reason is that my personal life is what’s most sacred to me, and I want it to stay sacred. It’s also the source of my greatest happiness. But the other people in my life didn’t necessarily choose to be in the spotlight. So for me to drag them into it would be inconsiderate, to say the least.”
He says this with great confidence and self-assurance; it’s something he’s clearly given thought to. “In terms of the profession in general, it’s not anything I’m afraid of,” Bomer continues. “Anyone who knows me, knows me—including everyone who’s on that set right around the corner. But when I look at actors onscreen, my favorites are the ones I can watch without thinking of the picture I just saw of them in the tabloids doing X, Y or Z. I can just get invested in the storytelling process.”
But it must be difficult, one might suggest, to avoid sharing the basic biographical information other actors mention so freely.
"No, it’s really not,” he says. “I don’t feel shut in, or cramped, or that I hide anything in my life. I’ve lived my life very openly and honestly, and that’s how I like it. I go to work, and sit down with you and other people in the media and talk about things that have to do with the job, and I go home and have my real life. It’s a whole separate entity that I get to enjoy, and it gives me proper perspective on the billboards and subway signs and magazine covers and all that. It prioritizes my life.”
After White Collar wraps for the season, Bomer plans to do a play. After that, “I want to let the compass of my career not be navigated by fame or wealth but by risk and creativity,” he says. “In any medium, TV, film, theater. Ideally, I’d get to do all three of those.”
His life, he says, has two discrete parts. “One is a complete maelstrom of creativity. There are times I feel like I’m living in the studio of Salvador Dali: My apartment is strewn with pages and pages of lines and notes … a lot of brainstorming and creativity and disorganization. And then there’s my family life, which is beautiful and rock-solid and chaotic in a whole different way.” [...]
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Reema is a well known South Indian actress who made her Hindi film debut with Hum Ho Gaye Aap Ke(2001) opposite actor Fardeen Khan. Reema Sen was born on 29th October 1981 in Kolkata, India. She has done her schooling in Kolkata and later moved to Mumbai with her family, where she began her career inmodelling. Reema started her career as a model where she appeared for many advertising campaigns in Mumbai. Her first film was a low budget Telugu film, Chitram, in which her co-star was Uday Kiran.Please wait while images are loading....
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Rick Malambri on the cover of DaMan magazine
Rick Malambri is one of the stars of Step Up 3D. And the only reason why I would watch the movie, is to see him - he kind of fine as hell!
James Franco on set of new movie "Rise of the Apes"
James Franco holds hands with co-star Freida Pinto as they shoot scenes their new movie, Rise of the Apes, in Vancouver, Canada on Tuesday (July 27).
The flick is the upcoming Planet of the Apes prequel, set for a June 24, 2011 release.
Freida, 25, will play the role of Caroline, a primatologist. James, 32, will play a driven scientist who becomes a crucial figure in the war between humans and apes.
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Riya Sen’s tantalizing looks and a lineage that boasts of royals and actors like Suchitra Sen and Moon Moon Sen made sure that she sashayed into tinsel town.Riya Dev Verma is an Aquarian born on 24th January 1981 in Kolkata, West Bengal. Her father is Bharat Dev Verma belonging to the royal family of Tripura and her mother is Moon Moon Sen, a former actress. Her sister Raima Sen is also an actress. Her maternal grandmother is Suchitra Sen, a renowned actress in Bengali cinema.
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