Two and a half years ago, Universal announced that Clue was getting a big-screen revamp in the form of a global caper directed by Gore Verbinski. Well, most of that information remains true: Clue , Gore Verbinski, and globetrotting are all part of the picture, but Universal has dropped the property in favor of its other board game-based projects like Candy Land , Battleship , Ouija , and the Taylor Lautner-attached Stretch Armstrong . Now, here’s what makes Clue different than other board games — at least in my eyes: It rules , and those properties don’t. In order to protect the valor of Clue , Movieline is offering three ways for the film to retain the sinister cool of its original film and game(s). Frankly, Miss Scarlet, we give a damn.
Web Series of the Day: SNL writer Mike O’Brien invites the eminently adorable Elijah Wood to join him in the closet for some furry talk and Hobbit spoilers in the first episode of his new web series 7 Minutes in Heaven (Which is more like 4-and-a-half Minutes in Heaven if we’re being honest). [ 7mih / thanks simone! ] See Also: Andy Cohen ; Kristen Wiig . Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Daily What Discovery Date : 29/07/2011 20:46 Number of articles : 2
Stock in Tron — elevated in value over the years thanks to the forgiving nature of nostalgia — took a dive after the release of Tron: Legacy. But Disney isn’t giving up on the property, and is moving full speed ahead with an animated series that explores the Grid, aka the digital world at the core of the two films. A good idea, as animation could turn out to be the ideal medium in which to explore… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : /Film Discovery Date : 29/07/2011 22:00 Number of articles : 2
‘I would cry for a minute, I was dancing, I was happy,’ Sigel says on ‘RapFix Live’ of last weekend’s show. By Rob Markman, with reporting by Sway Calloway Beanie Sigel Photo: MTV News As far as rap crews go, Philadelphia’s State Property were emerging as one of hip-hop’s most promising collectives until they were torn apart by business tiffs and legal drama. Signed to Roc-A-Fella Records, State Property and group leader Beanie Sigel lost steam after label co-CEOs Jay-Z and Damon Dash parted ways and Beans went on to serve a 10-month stint in prison that ended in 2005 . But this past weekend, SP reunited onstage in Atlantic City, New Jersey, a show that Beanie said brought tears to his eyes. “The whole State Property was there, everybody: Chris, Neef, Oschino, Sparks, Freeway, Peedi Crack and me, all seven of us. That was love,” Sigel said during his visit to “RapFix Live” on Wednesday. “They all went out and I came out last. I was in the back. I didn’t know how to feel. I would cry for a minute, I was dancing, I was happy and then it was like, ‘My boys, man.’ ” Sigel told Sway that the SP reunion is now in full swing and, in addition to music, he’s working on a movie script for “State Property 3.” The first two “State Property” films were theatrical releases that became cult favorites and helped the group cement its brand in the mid-2000s. “I’m working on a script, ‘State Property 3,’ it’s about time,” Beans revealed before touching on the group’s musical plans. “When we got together, we had our meeting, our initial conversation about doing what we thought was necessary for us and for music, for everybody’s careers as State Property the group and solo careers.” As Sigel sees it, State Property would function as a collective, with each individual act pulling double duty as solo artists. To make his point, Beanie singled out Young Chris, who recently signed a deal with producer/songwriter Rico Love’s Division 1 label. “Everybody can do their own individual thing that they doing. Like Chris doing his thing with Division 1, he got a lot of good music that’s about to come through. “We make beautiful music together, all of us State Property,” Beans added. “We can stay out on our own and we can do us.” Are you looking forward to new music from State Property? Tell us in the comments! Related Videos ‘RapFix Live’ With Beanie Sigel Related Artists State Property Beanie Sigel
After months of hemming and hawing – even after his love child with Mildred Patricia Baena came to light – Maria Shriver has filed for divorce from Arnold Schwarzenegger, citing irreconcilable differences on the paperwork. The couple has been married 25 years and has no prenup. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver will split around $400 million. The official date of separation is not known, but despite Arnold’s infidelity, Shriver was reportedly torn over whether to follow through with the divorce. As recently as mid-June, Arnold wasn’t giving up on reconciliation. Shriver is asking for spousal support and for joint custody of their minor children, 17-year-old Patrick Arnold Shriver Schwarzenegger and 13-year-old Christopher Sargent Shriver Schwarzenegger. Their other two kids are over 18. The division of property is yet to be determined. Because there is no prenup, under California law, all earnings and other property acquired during the marriage is considered community property, which means a 50/50 split . Since the couple has been married for a quarter century, it’s likely that all their property will be considered communal, even if Arnold’s net worth is higher. In any case, their divorce will never go to trial and will be settled out of court after what will surely be extensive negotiations on behalf of their attorneys. The terms will also be confidential.
After months of hemming and hawing – even after his love child with Mildred Patricia Baena came to light – Maria Shriver has filed for divorce from Arnold Schwarzenegger, citing irreconcilable differences on the paperwork. The couple has been married 25 years and has no prenup. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver will split around $400 million. The official date of separation is not known, but despite Arnold’s infidelity, Shriver was reportedly torn over whether to follow through with the divorce. As recently as mid-June, Arnold wasn’t giving up on reconciliation. Shriver is asking for spousal support and for joint custody of their minor children, 17-year-old Patrick Arnold Shriver Schwarzenegger and 13-year-old Christopher Sargent Shriver Schwarzenegger. Their other two kids are over 18. The division of property is yet to be determined. Because there is no prenup, under California law, all earnings and other property acquired during the marriage is considered community property, which means a 50/50 split . Since the couple has been married for a quarter century, it’s likely that all their property will be considered communal, even if Arnold’s net worth is higher. In any case, their divorce will never go to trial and will be settled out of court after what will surely be extensive negotiations on behalf of their attorneys. The terms will also be confidential.
Prince Harry took part in a charity polo tournament in Cambridge over the weekend, and while the sport doesn’t usually showcase players’ physiques … these shots taken of the 26-year-old royal after the match sure do! So many women in the UK are jealous of Chelsy Davy now … It looks as if Prince Harry’s gym visits have been paying off. The svelte-figured prince went head-to-head with his older brother Prince William, during the Sentebale Polo Cup. Although they were on opposing teams, they still managed to have a friendly sibling rivalry on the field. The match raised funds and awareness for disadvantaged youngsters in Lesotho, and was sponsored by the Sentebale, a charity Harry co-founded in 2006. Click here for our full gallery of Prince Harry pictures ! [Photos: Pacific Coast News]
Ricki Lake felt “gratitude and blessings” nobody was hurt in a house fire that ruined her $20,000-a-month Malibu rental property last fall. Unfortunately, there are still legal repercussions. Now she’s feeling the heat from a lawsuit filed by her landlord alleging that the talk show host negligently set the fire by improperly refilling oil into a portable space heater. “[Lake] caused the oil to spill which was ignited by the hot heating coils which [Lake] had not allowed to cool,” says the plaintiff in the lawsuit . “The flaming oil quickly caught hold and began to burn items inside the property. [Lake] failed or did not attempt to extinguish the fire.” The lawsuit was filed June 6 and seeks unspecified damages. [Photo: WENN.com]
Ricki Lake felt “gratitude and blessings” nobody was hurt in a house fire that ruined her $20,000-a-month Malibu rental property last fall. Unfortunately, there are still legal repercussions. Now she’s feeling the heat from a lawsuit filed by her landlord alleging that the talk show host negligently set the fire by improperly refilling oil into a portable space heater. “[Lake] caused the oil to spill which was ignited by the hot heating coils which [Lake] had not allowed to cool,” says the plaintiff in the lawsuit . “The flaming oil quickly caught hold and began to burn items inside the property. [Lake] failed or did not attempt to extinguish the fire.” The lawsuit was filed June 6 and seeks unspecified damages. [Photo: WENN.com]
Game ran into a bit of trouble while trying to cross the border into Canada today. After being held-up in customs for 3 hours, Game has been detained by officials and will be held for 14 days. “Customs officials just denied me entry into Canada,” Game tweeted today. “I’m sorry 2 ALL my fans but I was mislead by promoters & assured I would be able 2 enter.” Shortly after, Game provided an update on his situation: “This just in: I’m being detained in Canada for 14 days until they process my inadmissability then I’ll have a hearing heard by a judge. At that point the judge will decide to either deport me or give me a sentence for violating Canada’s immigrant entry laws. “F*cked up situation !!! But at least they let me call home, & tweet before they lock a n*gga up !!! Gotta turn in my property, y’all be kool.” We will update you as more information is released! Source: Game’s Twitter account [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] RELATED: Check Out Game’s New Red Mohawk [PIC] RELATED: Game “All Doggs Go To Heaven (RIP Nate Dogg)” [NEW MUSIC]
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