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Source: www.boxxet.com --- 29 days ago
Written by matt tobey David Cross cast opposite Michael Vartan for new odd-couple comedy. [Reuters] Now there's maybe going to be both an Amy Poehler office (lowercase "o") sitcom and an Office spin-off? [The Live Feed] Bill Burr signs pilot deal with Comedy Central. [Stage Time] Michael Ian Black video inter... Original story at Comedy Central Insider . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Sarah Silverman . ... Source: www.aadl.org --- 38 days ago
Title : The Simpsons movie [videorecording] Author : Desc : 1 videodisc (87 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in Summary : Lisa convinces the locals to clean up the polluted Lake Springfield after a crowd of fans sink the Green Day concert stage. Meanwhile, Homer saves a pig from being killed in Krusty Burger and adopts it, calling the animal Spider Pig. After two days, Spider Pig fills up a silo with its excrement and not knowing what else to do, Homer dumps the silo in the lake, polluting it. The angry population forces the Simpsons to move to Alaska. Meanwhile, the president is induced by his advisor from the EPA to put a dome over Springfield to hold in the population and destroy the city. When Marge sees the news on television, she tells Homer that they must return to Springfield to save their town and friends, but Homer is not convinced that the people of Springfield deserve their support Subject Headings : Simpson, Homer (Fictitious character) -- Springfield (Imaginary place) -- Hazardous wastes -- Drama -- Offenses against the environment -- Drama -- Feature films -- Animated films -- Comedy films -- Films for the hearing impaired -- Comedy -- Animation -- Feature. migfg -- Family -- Animation -- Feature. migfg -- Feature films. gsafd -- Animated films. gsafd -- Comedy films. gsafd Material Type : DVD Language : eng Pub. Info : Beverly Hills, Calif. : 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, c2007 Catalog Date : 12-20-2007 # of copies : 7 ...
Source: blog.washingtonpost.com --- 15 days ago
Cary Silverman, who is forging a David vs. Goliath race against Ward 2 Council member Jack Evans, was called "a gun industry lobbyist" in a news release last week by Evans's campaign. The release attacked lawyer Silverman's comments at a debate between he and Evans, held at the Phillips Collection auditorium and sponsored by the Dupont Circle ANC and the Dupont Circle Citizens Association. At the debate when moderator Davis Kennedy asked about the city's strict gun laws and the Supreme Court ruling against a longtime handgun ban, Silverman replied that he supported businesses having guns, particularly if residents were allowed to have them. For protection, he said. Turns out Silverman's law firm, Shook Hardy and Bacon, represents gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson, not to mention other big interests, like pharmaceutical giant Merck and tobacco giant Philip Morris. Silverman said while his law firm represents those clients, he does not. ... Source: www.propeller.com --- 42 days ago
Looks like voters within the TV academy's acting branch are back showing diminished appreciation for comics as actors: Sarah Silverman ain't here (though she got the consolation prize of a nod for her guest spot on "Monk"), and neither is past nominee Larry David, whose "Curb Your Enthusiasm" is nonetheless nominated for best comedy series. Channel: Television Tags: sarah Silverman curb your enthusiasm emmys ...
Source: popwatch.ew.com --- 53 days ago
You remember how it works: We embed a song. You name the film that song was used in. Everyone who answers correctly feels good about themselves. This week's track is "And Then She Danced" by Marilyn Martin and David Foster. Below, it's set to a photo montage of Martin and Foster that also includes poorly transcribed lyrics. After the jump, the official video with scenes from the film...The movie is 1988's Stealing Home, starring Jodie Foster, Mark Harmon, William McNamara, and Jonathan "Tune in, Tokyo" Silverman ... ...
Source: popwatch.ew.com --- 36 days ago
EW's Whitney Pastorek wasn't the only Comic-Con-by-way-of-Los-Angeles attendee stuck in traffic due to a fiery 18-wheeler turnover on the 405 the morning, but so was NBC's new 'King': Ian McShane. The fictional ruler (Ben Silverman still has his gig) missed the panel for Kings, a modern re-imagining of the classic story of David and Goliath. In a Q+A that followed a 20-minute featurette shown to several hundred fans, creator Michael Green pulled out a piece of paper and read a (faux?) note from former Deadwood star McShane: "If those goddamn c---suckers don't get off the road, I'll slit their goddamn throats..." (Big laughs from crowd.) Luckily, McShane's character in Kings is a bit more composed. Heroes' Greg Grunberg moderated the panel, which also included director Francis Lawrence, Erwin Stoff, and stars Chris Egan, Susanna Thompson (pictured), Sebastian Stan (pictured) and Allison Miller. Among the details revealed: Lawrence only had a budget of around 11k to make the pilot (which was shot and takes place in New York City); Lawrence and Stoff had been working on a classic D+G film at Universal; Kings is the first pilot script Lawrence has ever read at the request of Stoff; and working with McShane, according to Egan, is like working with "a puppy." The featurette and cast were well received by the audience, who later asked intelligent questions, including one about the religious undertone of the series. "For me, it's a Heroe ... Source: www.tvshowsondvd.com --- 44 days ago
By David Lambert - This past year saw Kelsey Grammer (Frasier, Cheers, Patricia Heaton (Everbody Loves Raymond, Women of the House) and Laura Marano (Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, The Sarah Silverman... (more) ... Source: freetibet.blog.co.uk --- 17 days ago
DEPORTED FREE TIBET ACTIVISTS ARRIVE AT FRANKFURT AIRPORT TODAY AFTER DRAMATIC OLYMPIC PROTEST IN BEIJING August 11, 2008 · Print This Article FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: In Germany, for David Demes: Gabriele Demes, +49 64829 490206 In London (German & English language): Dechen Pemba, +44 7784 823907 In London (English language): Han-Shan, +44 7876 327143 Frankfurt – Tibet supporter David Demes and Tibetan-German Padma-Dolma Fielitz return home today after being deported for demonstrating for Tibetan freedom in Beijing. David Demes held a dramatic protest in Tiananmen Square with four other Tibet activists early afternoon Saturday, August 9th, calling for an end to the Chinese government’s occupation of Tibet. Demes and three others staged a “die-in,” lying on the ground draped in Tibetan national flags, with the famous portrait of Mao in the background. A fifth activist narrated the context and background for the political theater. Demes, 21, from Germany, Evan Silverman, 31, Diane Gatterdam, 55, and Joan Roney, 39, from the United States, and Chris Schwartz, 24, from Canada, were detained by plain-clothes security approximately ten minutes after the protest began. Demes departs from Hong Kong at 11:05pm on August 10th on Turkish Airlines Flight #7, connects through Istanbul, and arrives on Turkish Airlines Flight #1587 in Frankfurt at 10:35am on August 11th. Spokespeople from Students for a Free Tibet will be available for commen ... Source: www.mevio.com --- 57 days ago
Direct Link to the Audio File. Show Notes: Hall Davidson . Corbett Beder of BX21 Susan Silverman of Kids-learn.org Wiki Spaces David Jakes David jakes blog SMART 600i series and the Sympodium email pfe @ worldofbernie DOT com question and comment line (845) 694-7688 podcastforeducators.blogspot.com paste this link into your podcatcher for the free subscription- http://feeds.feedburner.com/PodcastForEducators Technorati Tags: techforumny06 ... Source: freetibet.blog.co.uk --- 18 days ago
Tiananmen Tibet Die-in Protest 09.08.08 Beijing: Five Tibet supporters held a dramatic protest in Tiananmen Square early this afternoon, calling for an end to the Chinese government’s occupation of Tibet. Four of the activists, lying down and draped in Tibetan national flags, staged a mock die-in with the famous portrait of Mao in the background. A fifth activist spoke about their reason for protesting there today. Download Full Press Release (DOC): ProtestAtTiananmenSquare080908-PressRelease-FINAL.doc High-resolution photos available here: 4MB ZIP Download or on Flickr Photo Set high resolution video available by request - send email to sftmedia@studentsforafreetibet.org . Protest Participants Christopher Shwartz, 24, was born and raised in Montreal, QC. He currently lives in Verdun and is a student at Concordia University. David Demes, 21, was born in Limburg, Germany and is currently studying and living in Giessen, Germany. Diane Gatterdan, 55, was born and raised in Chicago, IL. She currently lives in New York City where she works as a store design consultant. Evan Silverman, 31, was born in Queens. He is a professional jazz musician and lives in New York. Joan Roney, 39, was born in Greenwich, CT and currently lives in New York City, where she runs a non-profit dog training school. ... Source: www.jossip.com --- 11 days ago
In May, Noah Oppenheim left the Today show, where he was pulling double duty while also manning David Gregory's Race to the White House, for Reveille, the production studio that Ben Silverman just unloaded. Now, Oppenheim's replacement arrives. Today EP Jim Bell alerted staffers via email last night that Noah Kotch is taking his place, [...] ...
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A Bad Situationist directed by Sam Seder, stars Jon Benjamin, David Cross, Sarah Silverman, Janeane Garofalo, Marc Maron, Ross Brockley and Sam Seder. Screens at Netroots Nation on Thursday night. I took over one thousand photos of my tv during the ongoing television coverage of the theft of the 2000 election. Photos of chads, brooksbrother riots, Florida Supreme Court Justices and dry erase boards. Lexapro would have probably helped more, but hindsight is 20/20. Sometime around the inauguration of the dry drunk, when I regained feeling in my ass I had been sitting on for weeks, I began to notice that there was not the slightest hint of outrage expressed in or by the media. To read any paper or watch any tv was to believe there was no discontent amongst the public, nor shock amongst legal scholars. We were all to believe that there were no implications to the injustice of a Supreme Court decision so incongruous that its authors notified future generations that their finding was just a one off- this case is not meant to set any precedent. The media's only reaction was somewhere along the lines of "phew, I can finally take that vacation to Aspen now" and "shit, that was good for ratings". Personally, I was getting angrier that the dissent I knew existed had been muted and was convinced that it would lead to some type of explosive blowback. At the very least I was worried I'd kick my tv in. So, in hopes of pre-empting a bloody leg, I ...
From the outside, Electronic Arts ' Los Angeles studio, just a few miles from LA's main airport, could be the offices of any number of blue chip IT firms. In order to see this content you need to have both Javascript enabled and Flash installed. Visit BBC Webwise for full instructions. If you're reading via RSS, you'll need to visit the blog to access this content. Just one of the 16 developer studios it operates around the world, the building's anonymous grey and steel exterior speaks of hi-tech and analytical operations, not creativity and video games. We were given a tour of the studio by David Silverman, the exuberant marketing head of Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3. And it's inside where the creativity and talent is to be found. Electronic Arts is an undoubted behemoth in the games industry. It employs more than 8,500 people worldwide, and last year its revenues were more than $3.5 billion. The firm makes games for more platforms than any other company, and has more than a quarter of a century of experience in the industry. The company also owns some of the biggest franchises in gaming, including The Sims, Harry Potter, Madden and Fifa. That success brings its own share of issues: the company in the past has been accused of churning out titles with a lack of innovation. The annual release schedule for the biggest franchises, with tweaks to graphics and gameplay, has seen plenty of critcism aimed EA's way. It is a publishing ...
Not only is there lots of great Emmy news in the Top 10 lists for best comedy and drama series — "The Wire," " Mad Men ," " Damages ," and "Family Guy" — but, as of this counting, cable stars have nabbed 18 of the 40 slots for lead actor and actress in a comedy and drama series. That's up from 11 last year. We still need to fill in two slots for lead comedy actor (it used to be three, but we just learned that "Til Death's" Brad Garrett is in), but so far we already have 38 of the 40 entries in those top acting lineups. So we're nearly done with our snooping. Looks like cable TV has made historic inroads and the TV academy must be cheered for the increasing presence of excellent cable fare in a traditionally broadcast-heavy contest. As Lisa de Moreas points out in her Washington Post column today (CLICK HERE): "Last year only three of the 10 contenders for a nomination in the drama-series lead actress competition came from cable. This year only three are actresses in broadcast TV series." Among the most notable entries in the acting Top 10s are three nice surprises certain to make TV critics cheer: Sarah Silverman of Comedy Central's "The Sarah Silverman Program," Bryan Cranston of AMC's "Breaking Bad" and Mary McDonnell of SciFi's " Battlestar Galactica ." Plus there are the new cable contenders we expected and are happy to behold: Jon Hamm and Elisabeth Moss (" Mad Men "), Glenn Close (" Damages "), David Duchovny ("Californicati ...
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Photo: Getty Images Matthew McConaughey 's mother says in her new memoir that his father died while she was having sex with him. Joe Robinette Biden bought a shirt and tie at Thomas Pink. Al Sharpton claims he's not angry that he was only given a spot at the DNC during a "unity breakfast," which is not exactly prime time. P. Diddy isn't using his private jet because "Gas prices are too motherfucking high." Celebrities are being told to stay away from Obama at the convention. Sarah Silverman will be in Denver tonight. Jessica Alba, Fat Joe, and Wilmer Valderrama are among those expected at the Voto Latino party in Denver tonight. MSNBC's pro-Obama reputation is supposedly causing problems between Joe Scarborough, Keith Olbermann, Chris Matthews, and David Shuster , and Olbermann is supposedly trying to ban Tom Brokaw from the network. Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker canoodled on a plane to Turkey. Melissa Leo may be the hardest-working actor in show business. Brad Pitt took photos of him and Angelina Jolie for W because he is an artist. Pastis manager Nelly Moudime models in a 10 Cane Rum ad wearing a bikini and snorkeling goggles. British bikini designer Diana Jenkins had a party where Mary J. Blige sang for James Blunt, Bruce Willis, Owen Wilson, Sophie Dahl, and Jerry Weintraub. Hedge-fund billionaire James Chanos — "Uncle Jim" to hooker Ashley Dupré — bought a $20 million triplex with a "massive master bedroom." Ric ...
We were invited to Super Nova A-Go-Go at Comic Con, where beautiful women did a show as Sci-Fi characters. Which was basically a burlesque/nerdy Halloween hybrid. The show was funny, weird and very entertaining. Spotted in the crowd were David Silverman , director of The Simpsons Movie and Monster's Inc , Carr D'Angelo owner of Earth II comic book store, winner of last year's Eisner Award and Dave Avallone who told us he just got back from doing a movie with Heather Graham in Florida. Super Nova A-Go-Go was a production of Victory Variety Hour and Penny Starr Jr. She has a show Club Schmutzig this Thursday night in Silver Lake at El Cid. New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media ...
This week, we proved scientificologically that this fall's war-themed, apocalypse-filled awards-bait movies will, against all odds, be even bleaker than last year's . What's more depressing than that? The following things: • David Cook's chances of selling any albums . • The imminent flood of shoddily manufactured, unlicensed Mickey Mouse merchandise . • The fact that Hollywood hasn't yet found a way to utilize the talents of Anna Farris and the cast of The Office . • Young Jeezy's gold-medal prospects . • John McCain's impending victory . • That we, unlike Soulja Boy, do not have a Segway scooter to drive around our living room. • The Jonaspocalypse , the Apatocalypse , and the Hitlerpocalypse . • YouTube's unfortunate decision to take down the video of Tom Cruise's cameo in Tropic Thunder . That post was getting us a lot of traffic! • The idea of a Veronica Mars movie . • Benjamin Button 's five-hour running time . • The fact there is no Olympic gold medal for being Ben Silverman . ...
Well, now that our boss has finally seen The Dark Knight , we'd assumed that no one was left on planet Earth who has not yet bought a ticket for the most important movie of 2008, the movie that will save America's economy while also teaching our businessmen how to lead . But we were wrong! It turns out that none of this week's Vulture newsmakers have yet seen The Dark Knight . Come on, people! It's August ! It's not like there's anything else out ! What are their foolish excuses? Richard Griffiths: Movie theaters require shirts for admission. David Archuleta: Too busy drinking David Cook's milkshake. Kenny Chesney: Wants to wait for the movie to run in a theater powered by seal oil. Michael Cera: Scoring. Michael Madsen: Can't leave the phone in case Quentin calls. Mike Myers: Too busy writing the scene where Austin Powers's genitals are covered with something funny. A cucumber? David Carr: Already redeemed the memoir, now busy redeeming the human race. Ben Silverman: Filing for unemployment. Quentin Tarantino: Apparently attending the Swing Vote premiere. Isaac Asimov: Dead, and soon to be rolling in grave. Estelle Parsons: Upside down. R. Kelly: Recording another album this week. Snoop Dogg: Learning Tuvan throat-singing. Terry Gilliam: Tilting at windmills. Woodward and Bernstein: In hiding. George W. Bush: Watching the W. trailer over and over again, cracking up. John C. Reilly: Dancing around in underpants. Philip Seymour Hof ...
David Silverman/Getty Images Israeli paragliders ride the thermals rising off the Sea of Galilee over barbed wire that once surrounded a mine field during the Holy Wind festival on August 28, 2008 on the Mevo Hama cliffs on the Golan Heights. ...