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Filed under: Deals, Newsstand, Miramax Well, I guess they don't call The New York Times the 'Paper of Record' for nothing; because not only are they the final word in journalism, but now Hollywood has come knocking for script ideas. Variety has announced the latest Times film deal, proving that the paper is going full steam into the movie business. Monika brought us an update on a Miramax deal for the film rights to the article, This Strange Thing Called Prom, but that is only the tip of the iceberg for the Old Grey Lady. Now that the newspaper and magazine business has become what they call "economically challenged," everyone is on the hunt for some new revenue streams and Hollywood seems to be paying off. The current deals will see NYT writers share in the profits of the movie deals. But unlike the past, the newspaper will be the broker of the deals, instead of just subsidizing the articles, only to watch the writer hit a big pay day after optioning the piece. The latest deal with Miramax marks the 15th property (that's right: 15) that the NYT has sold to studios since it first signed up with ICM. Some of the other high profile deals included a football vehicle for Jack Black, a political suspense tale that was purchased by Paramount for Tom Cruise (but I guess we all know how that particular deal probably turned out) and the recently announced J.J Abrams thriller. But the NYT is not alone in looking for bucks on the big screen; high profile papers like The Wall Street Journal have also been getting in on the act. So is it official? Has Hollywood become so strapped for fresh ideas that they can only make it to their front doorstep for something new? Sound off below on this trend and tell us what you think. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

July 7th, 2008. Beverly Hills, CA. Kung Fu Panda star Jack Black and his pregnant wife walked out of the medical center and didn't say a word to the cameras, only walked slowly and stared.

Justin gives us his look on top ten film fatties of all time.

Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: Luminato Arts Festival opens. June 6/08

We give the Panda a little chop socky lovin'.

Lazy panda Po unwittingly becomes the chosen in this animated martial arts tale.

Filed under: Cinematical Seven, Lists Jack Black, whose Kung Fu Panda opens this week, seemed to move awfully quickly from rising star to overexposed. His always-moving, rock 'n' roll persona seems to be everywhere, turning up in several movies a year, always pitched at the same high level. It's all too easy to concentrate on his most annoying performances, as lazy fast-talkers, or selfish schemers in films like Saving Silverman, Shallow Hal, Envy and The Holiday. But a closer look at his filmography shows more than a few samples of the Jack Black that we initially liked and elevated to stardom. 1. High Fidelity (2000) This was the first time Black came onto my radar, although he had previously been in at least 30 other movies and TV shows. It's arguably the first time he tapped into the Jack Black persona for the length of an entire movie, and he was nicely fitted in the mix between cool, confused John Cusack and Todd Louiso (as the withdrawn music nerd). His was a supporting role, rather than a lead, which is the best place for a character actor of his caliber. Moreover, Black played a nerd with a wide-ranging knowledge of music, implying that he was at least using his brain for something (as opposed to many of his other films). As for his performance, he showed enough natural, unhinged exuberance (especially in his surprise rendition of "Let's Get It On") that, frankly, he deserved an Oscar nomination. Continue reading Cinematical Seven: Least Annoying Jack Black RolesPermalink | Email this | Comments

Author: MediaEngine Added: Thu, 05 Jun 2008 06:49:39 -0800 Duration: 249Jack Black answers questions from kids in his signature style of humor, in support of his animated movie Kung Fu Panda.

MCC takes you through the best moments of the 2008 MTV Movie Awards!

The fabulous 4 from New York City reunite for Carrie's fairytale wedding.

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Bugs. John Edwards. WASL test. Jack Black and Angelina Jolie.MTV's Sway.

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Jerry (Jack Black) woont naast een elektriciteitscentrale in New Jersey. Zijn beste vriend Mike (Mos Def) woont en werkt aan de overkant van de straat in een videotheek. Jerry is ervan overtuigd dat zijn hoofdpijnen worden veroorzaakt door de elektriciteitscentrale, en hij besteedt veel tijd aan plannen om de centrale te saboteren. With courtesy of A-Film, the Netherlands.

Author: condensedmov Added: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:49:34 -0800 Duration: 151Trailer for "Tropic Thunder" from Dreamworks Pictures. A group of actors working on location for a war film are mistaken for a group of real soldiers. Starring Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr., Jack Black, Bill Hader, and Nick Nolte, with cameos from Tom Cruise, Matthew McConaughey, and Tobey Maguire. Directed by Ben Stiller, this film opens August 15th.

Russell Brand is a wild, fast-talking comedian from the UK, introducing himself to US audiences in Forgetting Sarah Marshall.  Brand plays Aldous Snow, a rock singer who has started dating Sarah Marshall, much to the horror of her ex-boyfriend Peter. Brand, a successful stand-up and tabloid sensation in the UK, is a unique sight to behold in person; A daunting mix of tall hair, chains, open shirts and his own self-declared “androgynous sexuality.” The Frat Pack Tribute participated in a hilarious roundtable interview session with Brand during Los Angeles press day for Forgetting Sarah Marshall.  We did not know what to expect from Brand, and the following interview is one of the funniest we’ve been lucky to take part in.

Nicholas Stoller makes his directorial debut with Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the latest hysterical R-Rated romp from the Apatow Productions camp and Universal Pictures.  This time around, Stoller is directing Knocked Up scene-stealer Jason Segel, whom he previously collaborated with on Apatow’s Undeclared series.  The Frat Pack Tribute had a chance to participate in a roundtable interview session with Stoller during the Forgetting Sarah Marshall Los Angeles press day. In our interview, Nicholas Stoller discusses directing improvised material, what to expect on the DVD, his upcoming projects and the challenges of shooting Segel’s much-discussed nude scene.

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Steve Carell's hit series returns this Thursday and to celebrate we've invited Matt from the That's What She Said Podcast and Sarah from The Office Alliance podcast to tell us what they think about the return. Topics include the season and character story arcs, the Office spinoff, and the movie careers of The Office cast.

Jason Segel is the latest Freaks and Geeks alum given the chance to headline his own film, under the watchful eye of producer Judd Apatow.  Audiences are most familiar with Segel from his role as Seth Rogen’s roommate in Knocked Up, and his weekly role on CBS’ How I Met Your Mother. This time, Segel leads an all-star cast in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, which he also wrote the screenplay for. The Frat Pack Tribute had a chance to sit down with Segel during the film’s press day roundtable session, including hilarious discussions about Dracula, Muppets and penises. You read that right.

Kristen Bell is one of the fastest rising female stars in Hollywood. From her critically acclaimed former show Veronica Mars to a wildly popular guest stint on NBC’s Heroes, Bell is now moving on to the film world as the title character in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the latest R-Rated romp from Judd Apatow’s comedy goldmine.  The Frat Pack Tribute had a chance to participate in the film’s press day roundtable session with Ms. Bell as she discussed her Hawaii adventures with Jason Segel and Russell Brand, in addition to her many other projects. We were also fortunate enough to witness an emotional moment as she discussed the cancellation of Veronica Mars and her relationship with the cast.

Author: trailergals Added: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 14:16:17 -0800 Duration: 279The Trailer Gals would not kindly rewind this video.

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