This ain’t good Johnny boy, this ain’t good at all… John Travolta Has Another Masseur Accuse Him Of Sexual Assault The second alleged victim says that on January 28, 2012, at an Atlanta, Georgia resort, during an in-room massage, Travolta removed the sheet from his body and asked for his buttocks to be massaged, during which time he opened his legs to reveal an erection. He then tried to “force Doe Plaintiff No. 2′s hand on Travolta’s scrotum. Then, Travolta started to grab, rub and caress Doe Plaintiff no. 2′s upper thighs and buttocks,” RadarOnline.com reports the lawsuit states. The first alleged victim told a similar story, alleging Travolta, 58, touched the unnamed plaintiff’s genitals, propositioned him and touched himself lewdly. Travolta’s rep said in a statement to E! News that John Doe No. 1′s claim was a lie and the “Pulp Fiction” star was on the East Coast on the day the incident allegedly occurred. “This lawsuit is complete fiction and fabrication,” it reads. “None of the events claimed in the suit ever occurred. The plaintiff, who refuses to give their name, knows that the suit is a baseless lie. “Plaintiff’s attorney has filed this suit to try and get his 15 minutes of fame. John intends to get this case thrown out and then he will sue the attorney and plaintiff for malicious prosecution.” Looks like this thing is gonna get worse before it gets better. Hold ya head John, or, better yet, don’t! Source
Beastie Boys rapper kept his fans in the loop over the past three years since he was diagnosed. By John Mitchell The Beastie Boys’ Adam “MCA” Yauch Photo: Getty Images Adam Yauch, one of the founding members of the pioneering hip-hop trio the Beastie Boys, died Friday (May 4) at the age of 47 following a long battle with throat cancer. Yauch’s death has rattled the music world to its core, with tributes already pouring in from the likes of Justin Timberlake and Russell Simmons to fellow hip-hop pioneers Run-DMC. Since his 2009 cancer diagnosis, Yauch has stayed away from the public eye, often communicating with concerned fans through email, but during a period of remission, the Grammy-winning rapper stepped forward with his bandmates to release what would be his final album with the Beastie Boys, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, and even won an MTV Video Music Award for his direction of the Beasties’ “Make Some Noise” video. Though he fought his battle with cancer privately, Yauch, a practicing Buddhist, always maintained a tight connection with the Beasties’ fans and continued to work despite the difficult surgeries and treatments he faced. Below, we’ve taken a look back at the last few years of Yauch’s life to showcase the one-of-a-kind music legend’s perseverance in the face of such a difficult battle. July 20, 2009 : Yauch announced in a video posted to BeastieBoys.com that he’d been diagnosed with cancer of the parotid gland, a salivary gland in the throat. “The reason we’re here talking is because I have some pretty heavy news to say,” Yauch said in the video. “About two months ago, I started feeling this little lump in my throat, like what you would feel if you have swollen glands or something like that, and so I didn’t really think it was anything. … They did tests, and I actually have a form of cancer in the gland that’s over here, in the parotid gland, and it’s also in the lymph node right in that area.” Yauch had surgery to remove the tumor and began radiation that same week. Due to his treatment, the Beastie Boys were forced to cancel their summer touring plans, including headlining gigs at the All Points West Festival and Lollapalooza, in addition to delaying the release of their album Hot Sauce Committee: Part One. The album was finally released in May 2011 under the title Hot Sauce Committee Part Two with a slightly altered track list. August 5, 2009 : In an email to subscribers of the Beastie Boys’ newsletter with the subject line “What I did over my summer vacation,” Yauch provided fans with an update on his treatment , writing, “So I’m about a week-and-a-half out of surgery now and rapidly recovering from it. … My neck and jaw are still pretty stiff from the surgery, but it gets better every day. Had the stitches out this past Monday … so things are moving along.” October 7, 2009 : In another email to fans, Yauch wrote about his trip to Dharamsala, India, where he had traveled to see some Tibetan doctors and ended up attending a three-day seminar taught by Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. “I’m feeling healthy, strong and hopeful that I’ve beaten this thing, but of course time will tell,” Yauch said in the letter. March 9, 2010 : Yauch attended the Independent Spirit Awards and told reporters that while his recovery had been difficult, he was ready to get back to work . “I feel better. It was touch-and-go there for a while, but I am finally getting my energy back,” Yauch said. “It was really disappointing to have to hold the record and postpone the tour, but doctor’s orders. We may or may not [release the album], depending on how my health is come September. We want to, but we have to play it by ear.” September 28, 2010 : The Beastie Boys receive their first nomination to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. January 21, 2011 : “Fight for Your Right Revisited,” a short film directed by Yauch that picks up immediately after the events of the Beastie Boys’ classic “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party)” video, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival . In the film, Elijah Wood plays Ad-Rock, Seth Rogen portrays Mike D and Danny McBride slips on Yauch’s classic leather jacket to become MCA. “Revisited” begins with the Beasties crawling out of the trashed apartment while the original ’87 tune plays in the background. They head down the stairs and immediately run into the parents of the kids whose party they crashed, played by Susan Sarandon and Stanley Tucci. April 20, 2011 : The video for “Make Some Noise,” the lead single from the Beastie Boys’ Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, debuted, marking the band’s first new musical release since Yauch’s cancer diagnosis. The clip was cut from Yauch’s “Fight for your Right Revisited” short film. May 3, 2011 : Hot Sauce Committee Part Two hits stores nearly two years after the initial planned release of the project. It’s still unclear which songs from the unreleased Part One made it onto the sequel. The album debuted at #2 on the Billboard albums chart. July 20, 2011 : “Make Some Noise” scores MTV Video Music Award nominations for Video of the Year and Best Direction for Yauch. The nominations brought the Beastie Boys’ career total VMA noms to eight, which include a Video of the Year nod for the Beasties’ 1994 Spike Jonze-directed classic “Sabotage.” August 28, 2011 : Yauch wins the VMA for Best Direction for “Make Some Noise.” The win is the third for the group, which previously scored a 1999 VMA for Best Hip-Hop Video for “Intergalactic” and the Video Vanguard Award in 1998. December 17, 2011 : It is announced that the Beastie Boys will officially be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. April 14, 2012 : The Beastie Boys become the third hip-hop act inducted into the Rock Hall during a ceremony at the Cleveland, Ohio, museum. Though he was unable to attend the ceremony because he was receiving treatment for a recurrence of his cancer, his bandmates paid him a warm tribute and read a letter written by Yauch to the crowd. Fellow inductees the Red Hot Chili Peppers dedicated their performance at the ceremony to Yauch. Tune in to MTV tonight at 8 p.m. for “Adam Yauch: Remembering a Beastie Boy,” an hour-long special hosted by Sway celebrating the life and career of Adam “MCA” Yauch, including his biggest moments and remembrances from his friends and peers. Check out mtvU now for classic Beastie Boys music videos. Related Videos Beastie Boys’ Adam Yauch: 1964-2012 Related Photos The Beastie Boys’ Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch: A Life In Photos Related Artists Beastie Boys
It’s not every day that a studio turns 100. As such, Universal is making the most of its centennial with a host of events including the recent Tribeca Film Festival shout out to the the company courtesy of Robert DeNiro and Judd Apatow . But today, April 30, is the big day itself, and to kick off the first day of its second century, the company released “100 fun facts” from its history. The list includes many factoids sure to show up on a crossword puzzle near you, such as the name of the mechanical shark in Steven Spielberg’s Jaws , what happened to the hole left by John Belushi when he smashed in a wall with his guitar in Animal House , and the store where the crew from American Pie bought that “warm apple pie” subsequently deflowered by Jason Biggs. There’s the skinny on what inspired Carl Laemmle to name his studio Universal a century ago. Fans and film enthusiasts can celebrate online today at the official Universal Centennial website . Meanwhile, read on for 100 facts about Universal: 1. Universal Film Manufacturing Company was officially incorporated in New York on April 30, 1912. Company legend says Carl Laemmle was inspired to name his company Universal after seeing “Universal Pipe Fittings” written on a passing delivery wagon. 2. The only physical damage made during the filming of National Lampoon’s Animal House was when John Belushi made a hole in the wall with a guitar. The actual Sigma Nu fraternity house (which subbed for the fictitious Delta House) never repaired it, and instead framed the hole in honor of the film. 3. The working title for E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial was “A Boy’s Life.” 4. In the movie All Quiet on the Western Front , the Greek writing on the blackboard in the schoolroom is the beginning of Homer’s Odyssey: “Tell me, oh Muse, of that ingenious hero who traveled far and wide.” 5. In 1969, a then 22-year old Steven Spielberg was assigned to direct the Universal Television series pilot, Night Gallery . It’s safe to say things went pretty well for Steven after that. 6. The word “dude” in The Big Lebowski is used approximately 161 times in the movie: 160 times spoken and once in text (in the credits for “Gutterballs,” the second dream sequence). The F-word or a variation of the F-word is used 292 times. The Dude says “man” 147 times in the movie — that’s nearly 1.5 times a minute. 7. The first feature filmed at Universal City was Damon and Pythias in 1914. 8. President Ronald Reagan starred in the 1951 Universal feature film, Bedtime for Bonzo . 9. Back to the Future ’s DeLorean time machine is actually a licensed, registered vehicle in the state of California. While the vanity license plate used in the film says “OUTATIME,” the DeLorean’s actual license plate reads 3CZV657. 10. The film A Beautiful Mind was shot in sequence in order to help Russell Crowe better develop his character’s emotional and physical arc. 11. American Graffiti ’s budget was exactly $777,777.77, and it was delivered on time – and on budget. 12. In the Alfred Hitchcock classic The Birds , Tippi Hedren was actually cut in the face by a bird during the shooting of one sequence. 13. Throughout his career, Rock Hudson appeared in 46 feature films with Universal including Pillow Talk , All That Heaven Allows and Magnificent Obsession . In 1953, he was elected Mayor of Universal City. 14. The infamous apple pie in the movie American Pie was purchased by the production from Costco. 15. In the movie The Breakfast Club , the students ate the following for lunch: Andrew: A bag of chips, chocolate cookies, three sandwiches, milk, a banana and an apple. Claire: Sushi. Allison: Sandwich with Pixie Stix and Captain Crunch cereal. Brian: Soup, sandwich with peanut butter and jam and apple juice. Bender: Nothing. 16. In Brokeback Mountain , the song Jack plays on his harmonica is “He Was a Friend of Mine,” the same song Willie Nelson sings during the closing credits. 17. The film Buck Privates took in $4 million at the U.S. Box Office (at a time when theater admission ranged between 10 and 25 cents). 18. A sneak preview of the film Buck Privates was held in late January 1941 for soldiers at Fort MacArthur, California. 19. The Munster’s House on Colonial Street was originally built for the 1946 production, So Goes My Love . 20. The title of the movie Do The Right Thing comes from a Malcolm X quote: “You’ve got to do the right thing.” 21. According to reports, during some of the Russian roulette scenes in the movie The Deer Hunter , a live round was put into the gun to heighten the actors’ tension per Robert De Niro’s suggestion. It was checked, however, to make sure the bullet was not in the chamber before the trigger was pulled. 22. In the first scene of the movie Double Indemnity , when Walter first kisses Phyllis, there is a wedding ring on Walter’s hand. Fred MacMurray was married and the ring was not noticed until post-production. 23. When Bela Lugosi, star of the monster classic, Dracula , died in 1956, he was buried wearing a black silk cape similar to the one he wore in the film. 24. At 29,500 sq. ft., Universal Studios’ Stage 12 is the 7th largest soundstage in the world. It was originally built for the 1929 musical Broadway . 25. Carl Laemmle Jr. offered James Whale a list of more than 30 film adaptations he could direct and out of them all, Whale picked Frankenstein . It was his transition from war movies to monster pics. 26. Today’s Universal City officially opened March 15, 1915, nearly three years after Universal film Manufacturing Company was created. The first mayor was Herbert Rawlinson. 27. Vans, the company behind the checkerboard shoes worn by Sean Penn (a.k.a. Jeff Spicoli) in the cult movie classic, Fast Times at Ridgemont High , became a national brand after the film’s release in 1982. 28. Actor Charlton Heston “parted” the Red Sea attraction on the Universal Studios Tour at the attraction’s grand opening in 1973. 29. Neither Michelle Rodriguez nor Jordana Brewster had drivers’ licenses or even learners’ permits before production of the film in Fast and the Furious . 30. Universal pioneered the Academy Award-winning Sensurround Sound System which made its first appearance in the 1974 movie, Earthquake . The Sensurround system caused low-frequency audio waves to be felt by the audience and created a visceral complement to the seismic tremors and destruction depicted on screen. 31. In the movie Field of Dreams , both Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are among the thousands of extras in the Fenway Park scene. Over a decade later, when Phil Alden Robinson worked with Affleck on the production of The Sum of All Fears , Affleck said, “Nice working with you again.” 32. In the coliseum scenes in Gladiator , only the bottom two decks are actually filled with people. The other thousands of spectators are computer-animated. 33. Carole Lombard in My Man Godfrey was the first actress at Universal to receive a nomination for “Best Actress” at the Academy Awards. 34. William Powell from the 1936 film, My Man Godfrey was the first actor at Universal to receive a nomination for “Best Actor” at the Academy Awards. 35. The Universal sound technician, Jack Foley, developed the method of creating and recording many of the natural, everyday sound effects in a film. Today this method is named after him. 36. Universal’s first talking picture was Melody of Love . 37. The Universal Amphitheatre opened in 1972 with a staged concert version of Jesus Christ Superstar . The film version was released in 1973. 38. The legendary thriller and suspense director Alfred Hitchcock did not win any Academy Awards while working with Universal. 39. Thomas Edison presented Universal Studios with a plaque dedicating its first electric studio on October 27, 1915. 40. In the infamous shower scene in Psycho , the sound of the knife-stabbing actress Janet Leigh was made by plunging a knife into a melon. 41. The film Traffic in Souls is considered Universal’s first full-length feature film. 42. The legendary studio head Irving Thalberg got his start in show business as Carl Laemmle’s personal secretary in 1917. 43. ET: The Extra Terrestrial is Universal Pictures’ all-time highest grossing film. 44. With the over-budget production of Show Boat , Carl Laemmle was forced to sell Universal Studios to his creditors in 1936. 45. In 1995, Waterworld generated worldwide attention for being the most expensive film made to date. Unable to live up to expectations at the box office, the film eventually turned a profit due to strong home video sales and inspired one of the most popular theme park attractions of all time. 46. About 25% of the film Jaws was shot from water level so audiences could better relate to treading water. 47. In the film The Invisible Man , the director dressed Claude Rains in black velvet and filmed him against a black velvet background to create the effect that he wasn’t there. 48. Some of the props used in the 2005 version of King Kong were original props from the 1933 version. These props came from Peter Jackson’s personal collection and include the Skull Island spears and brightly painted shield, and some of the drums from the sacrifice scene. 49. In Jurassic Park , a guitar string was used to make the water ripple on the dash of the Ford Explorer by attaching it to the underside of the dash beneath the glass. 50. Universal entered the 3-D market with the film, It Came from Outer Space (1953). 51. Universal won its first Best Picture Academy Award for All Quiet on the Western Front in 1930. 52. Steven Spielberg nicknamed the mechanical shark in the movie Jaws , “Bruce.” 53. In the film The Incredible Shrinking Man , when Louise is on the phone asking for the operator, the music playing on the radio is the theme song to Written on the Wind , which was made at Universal the year prior. 54. The script Charlton Heston holds in the film Earthquake as he’s running lines with Genevieve Bujold is actually the script for “Earthquake” and on the page of the scene being shot. 55. It took two-and-a-half hours a day to apply Lon Chaney’s makeup in The Hunchback of Notre Dame . 56. Legendary Universal Chairman Lew R. Wasserman received an Academy Award in 1973 for his role as a humanitarian. 57. With the film Meet the Fockers , the MPAA would not allow use of the name ‘Focker’ unless the filmmakers could find an actual person with that last name. 58. The first American film to show a toilet flushing on screen was Psycho . 59. While Jurassic Park was in post-production, Steven Spielberg began working on Schindler’s List in Poland and worked via satellite, courtesy of technology provided by George Lucas. 60. In the film, Scarface , an M16 assault rifle with an M203 40mm grenade launcher attached to the barrel is Tony’s “little friend.” 61. The 1932 film Scarface was one of the first films to feature the Thompson submachine gun, known historically as the “tommy gun.” 62. In the film Pillow Talk , Tony Randall was supposed to fake a reaction to being decked in the face by one of the restaurant patrons. However, during filming, the actor overestimated and actually knocked out Randall. The shot was so well done— it was used in the film. 63. Alfred Hitchcock did not choose to conclude the film, The Birds , with the usual “THE END” title because he wanted to leave the audience with the feeling of unending terror and uncertainty. 64. Groucho Marx explained the title Duck Soup as follows: “Take two turkeys, one goose, four cabbages, but no duck, and mix them together. After one taste, you’ll duck soup the rest of your life.” 65. For Despicable Me , the film’s directors Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin provide most of the voices for Gru’s minions. 66. In The Nutty Professor starring Eddie Murphy, the family dinner scene was initially going to be cut out due to what was believed to be its lack of relevance. 67. When the Universal Studios Tour opened to the general public in 1964, the general admission price for one adult was $2.50. 68. The children who sang the song, “Every Sperm is Sacred” in the Monty Python film, The Meaning of Life , later said they had no idea what sperm was or what they were singing about. 69. In the film, My Little Chickadee , Cuthbert J. Twille (W.C. Fields) says to Flower Belle (Mae West), “Why don’t you come up and see me sometime?” — This is in reference to West’s famous line in the film She Done Him Wrong . 70. The following institutions have existed at one time on the Universal Studios lot—a school, zoo, and hospital. 71. The hair-washing scene in Out of Africa was shot very close to a live, territorial hippopotamus. Meryl Streep was extremely nervous during its filming. 72. The locusts in the 1999 film, The Mummy , were mostly computer-generated, however, some live grasshoppers were used. Hours before filming they were chilled in a refrigerator to make them more sluggish. 73. In Smokey and the Bandit , the Trans-Am featured in the bridge jump scene was fitted with a more powerful Chevrolet engine. 74. The average shot length in the film Vertigo is 6.7 seconds. 75. The permanent set in Stage 28 was created to be a replica of the landmark The Paris Opera House, for the classic film, The Phantom of the Opera . 76. When you hear the sound of the crowd cheering, “Spartacus! Spartacus!” in the movie Spartacus , it was actually a pre-taped recording from a 1959 football game at Michigan State University’s Spartan Stadium. 77. In Sullivan’s Travels , director Preston Sturges can be seen in the background on the set of ‘The Girls’ period movie. 78. The cake in the movie Sixteen Candles is made of cardboard. 79. The final speech by Gregory Peck in To Kill a Mockingbird was done in one take. 80. The diner in the movie The Sting is the same diner interior used in Back to the Future . 81. In 1928, famous cartoon character, Mickey Mouse, debuted at a Universal-owned theater. 82. Elizabeth Taylor made her feature film debut in Universal’s 1942 film, There’s One Born Every Minute . 83. Yes, at some point, some Universal executive, or team of executives, thought 1986’s Howard the Duck was a good idea. 84. The dog chase scene at the beginning of the film Beethoven was filmed on the Universal backlot. 85. The title of the film Streets of Fire starring Michael Paré and Diane Lane, was drawn from a Bruce Springsteen song, from his album Darkness on the Edge of Town. The song, unfortunately, does not appear in the film. 86. Robert Redford’s character in The Sting is named after blues legend John Lee Hooker. The character’s name is Johnny Hooker. 87. 1920’s Shipwrecked Among Cannibals was the first film to gross $1,000,000 for Universal. 88. Prominent Universal Director Edward Laemmle was the nephew of Universal Founder Carl Laemmle. He directed over 60 films (including shorts) for Universal. 89. In The 40-Year-Old Virgin , the films that are watched by the “employees” in the Smar-Tech store are all produced by Universal. 90. The Blues Brothers “Bluesmobile” is a 1974 Dodge Monaco. 91. Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein is only the second time Bela Lugosi would play “Dracula” in a feature film. (He played other vampires in the interim, but not Dracula.) 92. In 1973’s High Plains Drifter starring Clint Eastwood, one of the headstones in the graveyard bears the name Sergio Leone as a tribute. 93. On Golden Pond was Henry Fonda’s final film, and the only one he starred in with his daughter Jane. 94. Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax is the third major motion picture produced by Universal from a book written by Theodore Geisel a.k.a. Dr. Seuss. 95. In 1992’s Scent of Woman , Al Pacino repeatedly shouts “Hoo-ah.” “Hoo-ah” comes from the military acronym “HUA” which stands for “Heard, Understood, Acknowledged.” 96. The car wash in Car Wash was named The Dee Luxe Car Wash. 97. 1971’s Play Misty for Me was set in Carmel, CA, where Clint Eastwood later lived and became mayor in 1986. 98. The Bride in The Bride of Frankenstein is the only one of Universal Studios’ Classic Monsters to have never killed anyone. 99. Throughout its hundred year legacy, Universal brought to audiences the first films of talents such as John Ford, Clint Eastwood, Steven Spielberg, Norman Jewison, Ben Stiller, Robert Zemeckis, John Hughes, Amy Heckerling, Spike Jonze, Zack Snyder and Judd Apatow. 100. More than 100 million people from around the world have taken the Universal Studios “studio tour.” While the tour officially began in 1964, Universal has been welcoming the public to our studio since 1915 and the silent era.
With The Dark Knight Rises release fast approaching, Warner Bros. has launched their latest bit of buzz-driving viral marketing by teasing a brand-new trailer for the July release. But in order to see that trailer, Bat-fans must first “help” the Gotham City Police Department “find” Batman by tracking hundreds of pieces of Bat-graffiti strategically placed around the world; for each bit of graffiti located and tagged via social media, Warner Bros. will unveil the new trailer one frame at a time . Graffiti: it’s not just for Oscar-nominees anymore! Tucked away in a dossier containing Batman’s GCPD criminal file (posted to TheDarkKnightRises.com ) are documents detailing where Batman stands following the events of The Dark Knight : Namely, at the top of the city’s hit list, having taken the rap for murder, kidnapping, and aggravated assault. In a viral call to action cleverly disguised as a police memo, “officers” (that’s you, Bat-fans) are directed to find pieces of pro-Batman graffiti stenciled across Gotham City (that’s every box office-targeted metropolis, right?) in an effort to stamp out grassroots support for the caped crusader. “Officers should also be directed to report any and all information pertaining to the investigation to the designated contact (#tdkr07202012 or tdkr07202012@gothampolicedepartment.com). This includes submitting photographic evidence of graffiti related to any movement in support of the vigilante’s return so we can suppress it before it becomes a problem. Officers should make sure that location services or store location is on in their camera settings.” The campaign has already unlocked a number of frames from the trailer (see below, courtesy Coming Soon): I’m sure Warner Bros. doesn’t endorse graffiti — except in bat form, and leading up to July 20, 2012, and in chalk, of course. And it’s a brilliant way to get fans in a tizzy over seeing a trailer ONE FREAKING FRAME AT A TIME. But isn’t this guy who shaved the Bat-signal into his facial hair (via Reddit) just as effective a piece of viral marketing? Move over, Movember! It’s time for… Bat-stache-uly? [via Coming Soon ]
Thousands of Colorado men and women participated in “We Are Women” events on Saturday, which included a Rally, a March/Parade, pre- and post-event concerts, and a flashmob at the Colorado State Capitol. Denver’s main newspaper had nothing to say about it. Meanwhile, Denver’s Channel 9 News did mention the women’s events briefly while also making time for another important breaking story, “Student Makes… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : ColoradoPols.com – Front Page Discovery Date : 29/04/2012 01:10 Number of articles : 2
MPAA’s ratings explanation offers hints at Bruce Wayne’s relationships with Selina Kyle and Talia al Ghul. By Kevin P. Sullivan Tom Hardy as Bane in “The Dark Knight Rises” Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures With a little more than three months to go until the release of Christopher Nolan ‘s final Batman film, describing the fans as starved for information would be a criminal understatement. We are now at the point where any intel about ” The Dark Knight Rises ” is scrutinized beyond recognition. The latest piece of info to analyze comes from the Motion Picture Association of America. The MPAA bestowed a PG-13 rating upon “The Dark Knight Rises,” the same rating given to ” Batman Begins ” and ” The Dark Knight .” The rating appeared on the Warner Bros. exhibitor services site with a brief explanation for the classification. “PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, some sensuality and language,” the site reads. The specifics of the rating are where the conclusion of the trilogy differs from the previous two installments. “Batman Begins” was PG-13 for “intense action violence, disturbing images and some thematic elements.” “The Dark Knight” earned the same rating for “intense sequences of violence and some menace.” The big difference here is the phrase “some sensuality,” but the addition makes sense based on what we’ve seen from the film so far and what we know about the characters. Both Selina Kyle and, as most people assume by now, Talia al Ghul are in the film and have had physical relationships with Bruce Wayne in the comic books. With “The Dark Knight Rises” taking place seven years after the events of “The Dark Knight,” Bruce may be back on the market for the first time since Rachel blew up. “Some sensuality” indeed. Check out everything we’ve got on “The Dark Knight Rises.” For breaking news and previews of the latest comic book movies — updated around the clock — visit SplashPage.MTV.com . Related Videos The Dark Knight Rises ‘Dark Knight Rises’: The Year In Review Related Photos ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Trailer: 5 Key Scenes Analyzing Catwoman’s Costume In ‘Dark Knight Rises’
Francis “Coyote” Shivers, the ex-husband of NCIS star Pauley Perrette, was booked today on a misdemeanor warrant for violation of a restraining order. The LAPD Hollywood Division would not confirm that the restraining order was taken out by Perrette herself, or elaborate on the events that unfolded. Shivers is currently being held on $100,000 bail , however. Pauley’s ex, who also goes by his indie rocker nickname “Coyote”, has been feuding with her for years and has taken it upon himself to post negative comments and legal documents on his Tumblr account regarding Perrette. The NCIS actress married Francis Shivers in 2000 and divorced him in 2004. Per her rep, Perrette, 42, is not commenting on or discussing the issue.
Hey everybody. My name is Angeliesse and I am 15 years old. Let me just start off by saying that I never thought that I would be able to get a picture with Justin. I had seen him at many different events before, but a picture with him just seemed impossible. To everyone who is losing hope about getting to meet Justin, DON’T. You HAVE to believe because it CAN happen. Okay, so mybieberexperience started on February 12, 2012 when I had found out that Justin was in NYC . I was a little scared about going to see him because the last time I had went to one of his events, I got trampled on and I now need surgery on my back. I thought to myself, “It’s worth it if you get to see Justin” so I quickly became determined to see him. The next day my friends and I decided not to go to school and we went to Justin’s hotel. We got to the hotel at around 8am and an hour and a half later, we saw Justin’s Escalade come up and soon after Justin and Selena were walking out of the hotel. Selena quickly went into the car, but I was able to get a picture with Justin along with two other people. Before I got my picture, I said Hi to Moshe, who was holding Justin’s laptop that said ‘swag’ in big letters on the back of it . I told Justin I liked his laptop and he just smiled. Justin was in a bit of a rush so after I got my picture with him, he had to go into the car. While he was in the car, this guy kept on banging on the window. Justin opened the door and said, “Stop it!” , but the guy kept on annoying him, so Justin once again opened the door and said, “Can you just stop it!” This annoying dude did not respect any of Justin’s wishes so finally Justin opened the door again and said, “Go away!” Everyone knew that this guy was making Justin mad, so my friend Emily decided to make the guy stop by pushing him and said, “JUSTIN SAID STOP, ALRIGHT!” Hopefully Justin saw because the guy actually stopped after that. What can I say? BELIEBERS GO HARD! My friend Reiko, Emily and Ryan hadn’t gotten their picture, and I wanted to see Justin again so I decided to stay outside with them for the rest of the day. While we were waiting for Justin, Moshe came out, and he was SO CUTE! We asked him where Justin was and he said, “Justin is working” with his cute little accent. At 1 o’clock, Allison came out of a car, and began to walk her dog , we all noticed her and it was kind of funny because she looked a little scared of us at first, but we didn’t want to bother her, so we just said was Hi and then I also said that her dog was cute and she said Thank You. At around 2:30, we saw Justin’s car come and Justin came out, but he was on the phone and wasn’t able to take pictures with any of us but he said, “I’ll be out later”. At 3:30 we saw Kenny who was SUCH a sweetie pie! I asked him for a picture and he put his arm around me while my friend Reiko took the picture. Afterwards I said, “Kenny! You smell so good!” and he mouthed ‘thank you’ to me but he couldn’t really talk since he had his mouth wired (I assumed it was because of his surgery). At around 4 Moshe came out of Justin’s car with a box of pizza. Throughout the entire day we had all been arguing about how to pronounce his name, so I asked him, “Moshe! Can you just make a clarification here?! How do you pronounce your name?!” and he laughed and said, “You pronounce it Mo-she” and I said thanks and he went inside. At 4:30 Justin came out. I tried to get a second picture with him but I wasn’t able to get one because people were crowding him, and he even asked everyone to step back he said, “Can everyone please just step back. I’m claustrophobic”. Everyone moved back, and many girls were able to get their pictures. When he was done, he was rushed into his car. I quickly went up to the window of the car and put my hand up and started waiving. Justin who was now on the other side of the car, came to the side I was on, and put his hand to my hand and smiled. My heart melted. Later that day Justin also tweeted about the fans he had met that day, and just knowing that he was talking about me and my friends made me FREAK OUT. I did all of this with a back in need of surgery, and when I got home that day I was in so much pain, but thinking about how Justin looked at me, and how close I was to him made me feel better because this was literally the most happiest moments of my life, and was worth it all to me. For people who say Justin is rude to his fans, he is NOT. He is the sweetest person in the world, and he really cares about every single one of his fans. I love you Justin, thanks for everything, and please pray for my back! Thanks, Angeliesse @JBswag_Angel More: Hey everybody. My name is Angeliesse and I am 15 years old. Let…
