It’s been almost four years since the death of Amy Winehouse in 2011. A new documentary about the late singer’s life and career called Amy, now has an…
Tonight at 11pm on Showtime, a new documentary titled X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of All Time premieres, and features some of the biggest names and biggest movies in the adult industry! Hit the jump for more info…
You can’t be serious …. Serena Williams Blames Steubenville Victim For Sexual Assault The latest entry is a Rolling Stone profile, which comes on the heels of John Jeremiah Sullivan’s Times Magazine cover story last August and a new documentary on Serena Williams ‘ tennis life with her big sis. The tennis star was visited in Florida three months ago, and she gave him, well, a few pungent quotes. Via DeadSpin reports: Here, for instance, is Serena with an unfortunate “she wore the dress” take on Steubenville: We watch the news for a while, and the infamous Steubenville rape case flashes on the TV—two high school football players raped a 16-year-old, while other students watched and texted details of the crime. Serena just shakes her head. “Do you think it was fair, what they got? They did something stupid, but I don’t know. I’m not blaming the girl, but if you’re a 16-year-old and you’re drunk like that, your parents should teach you—don’t take drinks from other people. She’s 16, why was she that drunk where she doesn’t remember? It could have been much worse. She’s lucky. Obviously I don’t know, maybe she wasn’t a virgin, but she shouldn’t have put herself in that position, unless they slipped her something, then that’s different.” A 16 year-old girl raped repeatedly while drunk = “lucky” A top-5 tennis player in love with someone Serena dislikes = also “lucky” One lesson: Don’t be lucky.
The new documentary film on the Williams sisters, “Venus and Serena” (pictured left and right), provides a dramatic and provocative behind-the-scenes look at lives of…
Frank Ocean is ready to release his debut album Frank Ocean Channel Orange Album Cover And Tracklist The soulful Frank Ocean is getting ready to release his Def Jam debut album, Channel Orange. Formerly known as Lonny Breaux, Frank Ocean made a name for himself last summer when he released nostalgia:ULTRA on his own. Songs like “Novacaine,” “Acura Integral,” and more landed Frank on everyone’s “must-watch” list. Hit HipHopWired to read more
Katy Perry Speaks On Divorce From Russell Brand Pop princess and best friend of Rihanna Katy Perry recently broke her silence regarding her divorce from her British boytoy turned hubby Russell Brand. In a new documentary film titled “Part of Me,” Perry talks about her struggle to balance between the success of her career and her marriage and says that in the end, a balance couldn’t be found. The purple-haired popstress also goes on to say that when she does find the one for her, she won’t have to choose between ballin out and gettin chopped down on the regular by the love of her life. Image via Wenn
Eminem’s explanation like ‘a scientist,’ Ice-T tells ‘RapFix Live’ about his new documentary, ‘Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap.’ By Nadeska Alexis, with reporting by Sway Calloway Dr. Dre and Eminem Photo: Ice-T dug deep into his rolodex to bring out all-stars while filming his new documentary, “Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap.” The film, which opened in theaters Friday, includes appearances from legends like KRS-One and Melle Mel, to current powerhouses like Dr. Dre and his prot
Revealing Mr. Maugham, a new documentary about “influential and misunderstood” writer W. Somerset Maugham, is set for release later this month, via download. It features Armistead Maupin, Alexander McCall Smith, Pico Iyer, Alan Furst, Ronald Harwood, Selina Hastings and Nicky… Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : Towleroad Discovery Date : 13/03/2012 02:31 Number of articles : 2
That bottomless treasure trove of pop-culture conservatism know as Big Hollywood has done it again, showcasing a guest post from Kirk Cameron about his new documentary Monumental . It has it all: Growing Pains call-outs, Ronald Reagan quips, history tourism, longing gawks at American flags, Cameron and family saying grace… everything, perhaps, except Sarah Palin excreting some half-truth about Wasilla. Have a look! You won’t regret it, either. Those on the right will nod approvingly of the actor-filmmaker’s spirit-nourishing quest, and those on the left will reel ecstatically from all, oh, 241 reaction shots featuring Cameron in various stages of pride, vexation, indigestion, and/or all of the above. (I especially urge you to savor the side-splitting morsel around the :39 mark.) “What if real change doesn’t start at the top but at the bottom?” he writes at BH. “What if the best place to begin transforming our country is not the Oval Office but the dinner table?” Ha! Good luck with that — check-splitting with underemployed media types is at least twice as hard as guiding our nation. I can only imagine what it’s like with six kids. The Cameron screens one night only on March 27. Learn more here , or not. [ Big Hollywood ]
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