“When you have a town now that has put so much premium on boys instead of men,” The Grey director Joe Carnahan says, it’s no surprise that Liam Neeson is the only actor who’s experienced real loss and tragedy. More »
Inspired by Liam Neeson‘s glass knuckles in the trailer for The Grey, we’ve created a Liam Neeson paper doll. He comes quipped with innocuous household objects like a Swiffer and a Statue of Liberty headband, which he can use as weapons against kidnappers and/or bloodthirsty wolves. More »
If you’re looking for something amusing to watch while you scarf down your lunch, look no further than this newly released clip of Liam Neeson making a cameo on Ricky Gervais and Stephan Merchant‘s new BBC comedy show, Life’s Too Short. More »
Even before its first official trailer came out today, Battleship has a healthy amount of skepticism attached to it. For one, it’s a pretty odd cast: Liam Neeson is the one serious actor overseeing hotties Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgård, Brooklyn Decker, and Rihanna. Then, of course, there’s the matter of turning our favorite childhood strategy game into a movie. We’ll go into the possible mechanics of the plot in a few, but first: The strangely inconspicuous Rihanna. More »
Haven’t heard of Gods Behaving Badly? It’s okay; we hadn’t either, until recently. The upcoming film, based on the novel of the same name, follows the ancient Greek gods, who, it turns out, are not only alive and well but managing a brownstone in New York. Last week, casting was announced, and believe you me, it looks like it’s going to be hilarious. Oliver Platt as Apollo? Win! Edie Falco as Artemis? Sold! John Turturro as Hades? On par with James Woods! Christopher Walken as Zeus? PERFECT. We’ve walked you through the actors who have played the Devil before; so now, in honor of Gods Behaving Badly, we bring 14 actors who have all played gods, ranging from Greek to Norse to Christian to fantasy deities. Time to get smiting! More »
According to HitFix, Liam Neeson was spotted on the set of The Dark Knight Rises on Monday, shooting a scene as his character from the first movie, Ra’s al Ghul. The thing is, Ra’s was presumed dead at the end of the first movie, after his big showdown with former protege Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) on a speeding train ends with Batman jumping off and Ra’s careening to his death. More »
Despite the unexpected success of The Hangover in 2009, producers wondered if they would be able to capture lightning in a (liquor) bottle twice — after Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), and Alan (Zach Galifianakis) had their ludicrous run through Vegas, what could they do to top their drunken adventures?
Answer: Take the plot, refine it a bit, and move it to Thailand. More »
Malcolm is in the middle… of a crazy story involving beating his girlfriend and putting a gun to his own head. (Crazy Days and Nights)
For some reason, Perez Hilton appears in Rihanna‘s music video for “S&M” … and gets spanked in the video. See for yourself. (The Frisky)
Liam Neeson discusses grieving over the sudden death of his late wife, Natasha Richardson. (Oh No They Didn’t!)
By Ria Tessia
I watched The Expendables the other day and loved it. The inspired cast of muscle-bound 1990s action heroes was too much for me to resist and the film was well worth every penny. It wasn’t high-brow intellectual viewing, but great fun all the same. I left the cinema theater thinking how you just don’t get action heroes like that anymore. Times have changed, and I thought about films, people and everything in between that defined the past few decades. Mickey, Dolph, Sly et al. were the burly catalyst to my trip down memory lane and I found myself reminiscing about once core staples of bygone times that are now sadly obsolete. More »
The A-Team was in full effect at last night’s Guy’s Choice Awards, presented by Spike TV. The new movie’s cast, including Bradley Cooper, Jessica Biel, Quinton Jackson, Sharlto Copley and Liam Neeson celebrated on stage and off, and posed for pictures with a slew of random celebrities, from Scarlett Johansson and Charlize Theron to Leonardo DiCaprio, Ray Liotta, Robert DeNiro, Adrien Brody and Sylvester Stallone. Oh, and Sandra Bullock made her first public appearance since her very public breakup with… More »
Welcome to Crush This, your weekly guide to what’s new in movies, music, TV, and DVD. We’ve navigated the upcoming release calendars in search of all the pop culture landscape has to offer. On deck this week are The Last Song with Miley Cyrus, 10 Things I Hate About You and more.
Movies:
Miley and her Aussie boyfriend of 10 months, Liam Hemsworth, co-star in the latest adaption of a Nicholas Sparks weepie; this one, called The Last Song, comes out on… More »
We have to admit to being intrigued by this trailer for Chloe. In it, Amanda Seyfried plays the title role, a prostitute hired by Julianne Moore to seduce her husband, Liam Neeson. What seems to result is a steamy love triangle between the middle aged couple and Amanda’s young hooker — whose tightly pulled back blonde hair and glassy eyes remind us a little of Elizabeth Berkley in Showgirls. It’s haunting and intense (does Chloe kill someone?), but we’re not… More »
Liam Neeson was spotted exiting the Regent Hotel in Berlin, Germany this weekend with a mystery woman. Of course, she could be anyone and it’s easy to speculate that he may already be dating, but it seems he’s still grieving the tragic and sudden death of his wife, actress Natasha Richardson, from a skiing accident just last March.
The two headed to Gendamerie restaurant and there was no indication that the two were more than just friends. I haven’t been able… More »