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Tony Scott confirms new Alien film will be prequel
A few days ago, Bloody-Disgusting reported that 20th century Fox was going to remake “Alien” and director Carl Rinsch would be helming the movie. Immediately fandom exploded with venom. I think one of the main reasons is that the original is a classic, and 20th Century Fox hasn’t been making films of that caliber recently. So at today’s junket for Tony Scott’s new film “The Taking of Pelham 123″, I went up Tony after the press conference ended to ask him what was up with the remake. The big news is he confirmed Carl Rinsch would be directing it and that it’s a prequel to his brother Ridley’s classic! – From Collider
Up tops box office for weekend
Up trounced everyone at the box office this weekend with an excellent $68 million take. The rest of the field, however, was disappointing. Drag Me to Hell, despite good reviews, couldn’t get past $17 million, while Night at the Museum fell more than anticipated. Same goes for Star Trek and Terminator. Star Trek did become the first film of 2009 to top the $200 million mark.
Up – $68.2M – $68.2M
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian – $25.5M – $105M
Drag Me to Hell – $16.6M – $16.6M
Terminator Salvation – $16.1M – $90.7M
Star Trek – $12.8M – $210M
Angels & Demons – $11.2M – $105M
Dance Flick – $4.9M – $19.2M
X-Men Origins: Wolverine – $3.9M – $171M
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past – $1.91M – $50M
Obsessed – $665K – $67.5M
Hometown Reacts to Susan Boyle Loss
Neighbors in Susan Boyle’s hometown of Blackburn, Scotland react to her coming in second place in the reality TV show, ‘Britain’s Got Talent.’
Nadal ousted with first ever French Open defeat
Rafael Nadal’s unbeaten run at the French Open is over. The four-time defending champion lost to Robin Soderling of Sweden 6-2, 6-7 (2), 6-4, 7-6 (2) in the fourth round Sunday, ending his record 31-match winning streak at Roland Garros. “When one player plays bad, [he] must lose,” Nadal said. “[It] was my fault. … I didn’t play my best tennis and for that reason I lose.” Soderling, seeded 23rd at this year’s tournament, ran Nadal ragged on center court with his hard serve and booming forehand. – From ESPN
Susan Boyle has “emotional breakdown”
BRITAIN’S Got Talent sensation Susan Boyle was in the Priory clinic last night suffering from exhaustion.
The singer, dubbed SuBo, had an “emotional breakdown” following Saturday’s final in which she was runner-up. But the talent show favourite was still eyeing a mega United States tour.The 48-year-old virgin, tipped to earn £8MILLION, survived tears and a tantrum to finish second in Saturday’s gripping final of telly’s Britain’s Got Talent.
But the pressure finally told late yesterday as the Scots singer – dubbed SuBo by fans – was rushed to the private clinic suffering from exhaustion.
Show aides had contacted police to say she was acting strangely at her London hotel.
- from Sun
Choice of Judge May Aid Obama’s Bipartisan Push
Early reviews of the Obama presidency agree that he has more successfully changing policy than Washington’s culture, but he has begun altering that narrative.
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Nevada Lawmakers Reject Veto of Domestic Partnership Bill
Nevada’s Assembly voted Sunday to override Gov. Jim Gibbons’ veto and to change state law so that domestic partners, whether gay or straight, have many of the rights and benefits that Nevada offers to married couples.
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U.S. wrestles with new role as owner
The government struggles to set parameters on how it will act now that it has become the owner of a significant swath of Corporate America.
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White House Plots GM Bankruptcy, Unsure When Taxpayers Will Recoup $50 Billion Investment
Senior administration officials, who declined to speak for attribution, said the U.S. government will be a “passive” investor but will oversee operations at the new GM because “the taxpayer will want us to.”
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Apple to Start Charging for Re-Downloading Apps Over-the-Air?
The iPhone Blog reports that in the iPhone 3.0 beta firmware, users are being told that may not re-download applications over-the-air without being charged. The dialog box (shown above), however, does indicate that users may still re-downlo…
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LeBron James: Loss doesn’t affect status with Cleveland Cavaliers
LeBron James said on Sunday that the Cavs’ loss doesn’t affect his status in Cleveland.
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Dodgers seeking split with Cubs (ESPN)
The Dodgers hope to get their bats untracked Sunday night and salvage a split of their four-game series against the Chicago Cubs.
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New Legal Battle Begins in Guantanamo Detainee Trials
A session of the Guantanamo war crimes court that began Sunday will likely show the difficulties President Obama faces in changing the system and closing the prison by January.
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Chase Carey In Talks With News Corp
I was told about this last Wednesday and decided to see where the talks with the president and CEO of DirecTV went. But the job would be structured differently than the one Peter Chernin occupied. For instance, my sources wonder whether Carey would move to Los Angeles; if not, then he wouldn’t be as involved [...]
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Obama’s Efforts to Engage Cuba Face Test at Honduras Summit
A diplomatic tug-of-war over Cuba’s outcast status in the Organization of American States takes center stage at the group’s meeting this week in Honduras, testing U.S. efforts to engage the communist nation.
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‘Smithsonian’ on top overseas
Fox’s “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” claimed the top spot overseas for the first time with $37.2 million from 9,000 screens in 100 markets.
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