Doctor Who
- John Barrowman and Naoko Mori sing “The Last NIght of the World” at Comic-Con [video]
- Twist for Christmas special? [spoiler?]
Film
- Jack White and Alicia Keys writing the Quantum of Solace theme
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince trailer
- Marvin the Martian being developed into a feature
- Johnny Depp to play the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland?
- Guillermo del Toro to produce remake of Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
Art
- Damien Hirst auction to fetch more than £65m
Theatre
- Simon MacCorkindale to play Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music
British TV
- BBC to celebrate 40 years of Dad's Army
- Cannibal sex for Wire in the Blood
- Gordon Ramsay nearly killed by puffins
US TV
- US version of Most Haunted commissioned
- Twist for KITT in Knight Rider [spoiler]
- Joss Whedon planning sequel to Dr Horrible
- Lex Luthor's replacement on Smallville
- HBO picks up Conversations With The Fat Girl for series
- Josh Lucas to star in Showtime's Possible Side Effects
- HBO orders pilot of comedy How To Make It In America
- L&O:CI to get two showrunners
- ABC to remake Fais pas ci, fais pas ça
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July 30, 2008 | Reply
Re the title: Did you see them eat raw puffin heart?!
July 30, 2008 | Reply
I generally tend to look away whenever Gordon starts eviscerating animals: my poor, vegetarian heart can't take it. Plus I was out at the theatre last night so I haven't watched it - now I know to look away!
July 30, 2008 | Reply
I just keep seeing visions of Gordon Ramsay being chased over the edge of a cliff by a horde of marauding puffins shouting Revenge is Ours! while he uses the F word incredibly liberally...
July 30, 2008 | Reply
Re: Joss Whedon planning sequel to Dr Horrible
He didn't make it as a goof, he intended to show the entertainment business that they were doing-it-wrong. (The writers' strike was about online profits) He also didn't create it during the writers' strike; he started working on it immediately afterward.
He certainly did anticipate that it would be A) popular, and B) might spawn a sequel. He's been saying that since before it came out.
This entire article consists of like 6 statements, 5 of which are factually incorrect. Grrr. (The Post is like a less-accurate version of The Sun)
Anyway, the good news is that Dr. Horrible is back online, so if you missed it, you've got a second chance.
July 31, 2008 | Reply
I never thought I would use the word, but having just seen John Barrowman and Naoko Mori singing, I can't help myself...
SQUEEEEEEE!
August 1, 2008 | Reply
Bet that was in harmony, too, Vin!