'Paranormal Activity 3' Trailer: To Begin

by Dionne Buxton Vital Pictures has released a totally new trailer today of "Paranormal Activity 3," which will be the prequel featuring how Katie and Krisiti started this fight with demons. Although an very brief trailer, it seems like you will notice really a back story referred to and not a movie full of camcorder shots, but many of a clip happens throughout your day, and everyone sees that the particular freaks (in this situation paranormal demons) emerge throughout the evening. A clip signifies youthful Kristi and Katie 18 in the past speaking regarding clich imaginary pals. Obviously the concerned parents have to know what's really happening behind the strange behavior, sooo... you suspected it: they setup cameras everywhere. Furthermore to delivering the completely new trailer, Vital has furthermore introduced a completely new spin on advertising for your latest addition for his or her thrilling "Paranormal Activity" series. They have enlisted the assistance of the Twitter world to obtain the audience searching toward the suspenseful story. The "Tweet to find out it First" campaign brings "Paranormal Activity 3" to twenty different urban centers on October 18th, 72 hrs before it hits theaters everywhere. The winning urban centers will probably be selected with the 20 urban centers that have most likely probably the most tweets. The support from the franchise within the network is phenomenal. We again use provide them with a rest for the support by supplying them the chance to see it first, this time around around growing our achieve globally, mentioned Make the most of Moore, Vice Chairman of significant Pictures in the news release announcing the initiative. To election for that city mind to internet.ParanormalMovie.com to uncover more particulars.

Nancy Grace: I Did Not Have A Dancing Wardroble Malfunction

FIRST PUBLISHED: September 27, 2011 6:18 PM EDTLAST UPDATED: September 27, 2011 7:58 PM EDT LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Nancy Grace has insisted she did not have a wardrobe malfunction on Monday nights Dancing with the Stars. Evidence re my alleged wardrobe malfunction which I vehemently deny: Breast Petals & industrial strength bra, Nancy Tweeted on Tuesday. The HLN host also posted a photo of herself, holding up a package of the aforementioned breast petals, which appeared to be in a skin tone shade. On Monday night, a host of outlets, including MSNBC, reported that Nancys top revealed a bit too much when she went to speak to the judges following her quickstep. ABC quickly cut away to a shot of the audience as Nancy turned to partner Tristan MacManus and tugged her top up. What do you think? Did Nancy have a wardrobe malfunction? Click HERE to vote. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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Universal Pictures Re-Ups Donna Langley As Co-Chairman

BREAKING: Universal Pictures co-chairman Donna Langley will continue her term through 2014. The studio extended the option on her deal, a move that was widely expected when Universal Pictures Chairman Adam Fogelson re-upped last week and will continue to have full day-to-day operating responsibility for the Motion Picture Group, reporting to Universal Studios President and Chief Operating Officer Ron Meyer (whose contract was recently re-upped through 2015) and NBCUniversal Chief Executive Officer Steve Burke. That was a signal that the studio’s production team would remain intact after NBCUniversal was acquired by Comcast. Langley will continue to serve as a key strategic business partner overseeing the companys production department, Focus Features and the studios worldwide acquisitions efforts. She reports to Fogelson and has been co-chairman since October, 2009. This gives Fogelson and Langley the chance to see through their 2012 and 2013 slates. The 2012 slate includes the studio’s major bet, the Peter Berg-directed Battleship, which brings an extraterrestrial storyline to the Hasbro board game; the Tony Gilroy-directed The Bourne Legacy with Jeremy Renner ;the Rupert Sanders-directed Snow White and the Huntsman with Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart; the Carl Rinsch-directed Keanu Reeves-starrer 47 Ronin; the Daniel Espinosa-directed Safe House with Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds, the American Pie sequel American Reunion; the Seth MacFarlane-directed Ted with Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis; the Wahlberg-starrer Contraband, and the Oliver Stone-directed Savages with Aaron Johnson, Kitsch, Blake Lively and Benicio Del Toro. Judd Apatow has a pair of projects and 2012 will close with the Tom Hooper-directed Les Miserables, which stars Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe. For 2013 slate, there is a sixth installment of The Fast and the Furious franchise, the Robert Schwentke-directed R.I.P.D. with Jeff Bridges and Ryan Reynolds, the Illumination Films sequel to Despicable Me, and the untitled science fiction film that Tron: Legacy helmer Joseph Kosinski will direct with Tom Cruise and Jessica Chastain starring.

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BBC Worldwide, RAI win 'Baila!' suit

ROME -- A Rome court on Monday ruled in favor of BBC Worldwide and Italo pubcaster RAI in their copyright infringement suit against Mediaset over dance show "Baila!," forcing Mediaset to make some last-minute changes before debuting the show on the air. Rome judge Gabrielle Muscolo ruled that Mediaset could not air the show with "some of the characteristics described by Mediaset in its written deposition." This prompted Italian media to initially report that Mediaset would pull the planned first airing of "Baila!" outright. But Mediaset, after much deliberation, in an afternoon statement announced that the show would air Monday night, as planned, on its Canale 5 flagship station, but taking careful note of a list of unspecified objections made by the Rome court. These stemmed from accusations of plagiarism. BBC and RAI claimed in their suit that "Baila!" would have illegally copied the BBC's "Dancing With the Stars" format. Monday's ruling was hailed as "historic" by RAI attorney Giorgio Assumma, who commented that it "will help regulate TV competition." Mediaset instead called the decision "unfair and erroneous," vowing to appeal "urgently" and requesting that it be annulled. The top Italian commercial broadcaster noted that the ruling was made without anyone "having seen even one minute of the new show, which will air tonight on Canale 5," read the statement. " 'Baila!' will carefully abide by all the objections raised by the Rome court, confident that they will subsequently swiftly cease to exist," the statement continued. The statement did not specify the types of changes Mediaset made to the show. "Baila!" is an Endemol format adapted from Televisa's popular Latin American format "Bailando por un sueno" (Dancing for a Dream). Mediaset has said that Endemol, from which it purchased the "Baila!" format, has guaranteed that it's original. In rejecting accusations of plagiarism Mediaset VP Pier Silvio Berlusconi has said that a key difference between the two shows is that "Baila!" pairs stars with amateur dancers, unlike "Dancing With the Stars," where celebs partner with pros. "Dancing With the Stars" is among the world's most successful reality TV format, licensed to more than 35 broadcasters. Contact Nick Vivarelli at nvivarelli@gmail.com

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'The Big C' Finale Preview: Familiar Faces Return and Cathy Isn't Afraid of Death

Ken Regan/Showtime"The Big C" Laura Linney's Cathy Jamison has had heart-breaking year on Season 2 of Showtime's The Big C. As Cathy has achieved positive results from Dr. Sherman's (Alan Alda) clinical trial, her trial buddy Lee (Hugh Dancy) didn't have the same luck and passed away in the last week's penultimate episode of the season. Meanwhile, Paul (Oliver Platt) has spiraled downward after losing his job and finding new employment on the retail side, turning to stealing and drug use to survive. On top of everything, her brother Sean (John Benjamin Hickey) has struggled to maintain his sanity and skipped town only to return at the moment in time when Cathy needs him the most. Ahead of the Season 2 finale, executive producer Jenny Bicks tells The Hollywood Reporter how Lee's death will affect Cathy and who from Cathy's past viewers can expect to see in Monday's finale on Showtime. THR: How will Lee's death change Cathy? Bicks: Lee's death allows Cathy to realize two things: that death is not necessarily scary -- there can be kind of a peace with going. That's something that we see in the way that Lee chooses to die, it's almost heroic: he goes the way he wants to go. If you can call such an awful thing lovely, it's almost a lovely thing for her to witness. She witnesses grace, really. She becomes more comfortable and less scared with the possibility of dying. The other thing that she realizes anew is how little time we all have on this Earth. What she says in the finale, that she's "just going to wear this body out," she really wants to make the most of being here and she decides to run a marathon, which is the last thing that Lee had said he wanted to do before he died. She runs it for him to test herself and her will. It's the ending to a season that's been all about her fighting, pushing and running that's ultimately about her slowing down. As Lee described it before he died, a marathon really slows you down and keeps you in the moment. That's what she's going to learn in the finale. THR: Paul has really transformed this season from being the "cancerierge" to a screw-up of sorts. His moral compass has really disintegrated this season. Will his misdeeds and drug use catch up with him? Bicks: There are always consequences to everything and Paul has really gone off the deep end. He may want, with all honorable intentions, come back from that but it might be too late. STORY: 'The Big C' Spoilers: Three People Are Going to Die THR: You've previously told us that three people were going to die this season and Rebecca and Sean's unborn baby and Lee have died. Is that still the case? Bicks: By the end of the season, our third person will pass over. We try very hard on the show that if we set up a consequence that we follow through on it. THR: Sean (John Benjamin Hickey) returned just as Cathy returned home after watching Lee die. What shape is Sean in? Bicks: We don't spend a lot of time with him before the season is over but he's recommitted to being back. The same that Cathy has learned from Lee, Sean has learned from Cathy: if she can stay and fight, I'm going to stop running. It's all about stopping running and standing still and he's going to try to be as sane as he can be and be in one place even without his girlfriend and the baby that they lost and all the pain. He's going to try to muscle through because if Cathy can do it, he can do it. He's going to try and rise to the occasion. It's Sean, I don't know how successful he's going to be but certainly short-term, he's going to try and be present. 'The Big C': John Benjamin Hickey on Sean's Moment of Clarity THR: How will Adam (Gabriel Basso) handle Poppy's (Parker Posey) betrayal? How will that relationship change him? Bicks: A lot of this relationship for him has really been about playing the grownup to her child. We really didn't want it to be sexual because we wanted it to be truthful and honest about two people relating over the pain of having a sick or, as we find out, dead parent and that he's really able to take care of her. That allows him to become much more empathetic, not just to her but to his mom and the whole situation. We're definitely going to see a growing up of Adam; it doesn't mean that in Season 3 he's going to be a different person. He's still a 15-year-old kid in high school. You're going to see him really trying his best to grow up and be the best person he can be. People don't just change, they go back and forth: so he'll take a couple steps forward and a couple steps backward. THR: Will Cathy continue with the clinical trial in light of Lee's death? Will Alan Alda return? Bicks: Our hope is that she continues with the trial; it's doing well for her so she wouldn't be taken off the drugs. We'll be lucky to grab Alan Alda for as many episodes as we can get him. He's the antithesis to the other doctors she's seen. We're hopeful that she'll stay in the trial and have promising results from it. THR: Will Lee be back for the finale? Bicks: You'll also see Lee in the finale and you will see Marlene (Phyllis Somerville) in the finale. We really want to always raise these questions of what happens. These people stay with you even after they're gone in different forms and [explore] what that means. Check out a preview of The Big C's Season 2 finale below. Email: Lesley.Goldberg@thr.com; Twitter: @Snoodit Laura Linney Oliver Platt Showtime The Big C Fall TV Preview

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This Type Of Friday Brawl! Moneyball Wins #1, Lion King 3d Holds #2, Dolphin Tale #3, Abduction #4 + Killer Elite #5 Underwhelm

FRIDAY11 PM, 2NDUPDATE: Finally, I have some clarityfollowing Rentrak hiccups throughout your entire day and early evening. Not to mentionevery studio’s confusion inside the ordering in the 5 top because of fierce fights happening within the U . s . States box office throughout today. And, geez,I’m stated to become on vacation: 1. My sources the new the new sony’s newcomerMoneyball remains rising since the evening continues for maybe the most effective baseball-designed opening ever. It’s definitelyNo. 1 Friday with roughly $6.8M from 2,993 theaters. (Just like a The brand new the new sony professional described, “$6 000 0000 might be great. $7 million amazing. $8 million is a triumph.”) Getting a proper adult bump tomorrow, it’s searching inside a $21M weekend. That solid number helps to keep Kaira Pitt’s star wattage shining and also the honours chances climbing because ofthis well-examined male-centric sports movie.Audiences really loved this pic: it received all A’s — male, female, youthful, old — from CinemaScore. But an foe studio professional highlights, “The audience is very old – almost 60% of audience 50.” 2. Even Disney is surprised that it's Lion King 3d is at second place tonight from 2,330 theaters after its huge first-place finish last weekend.But rival art galleries tell me itgot a good start today while it is raining backEast for just about any $6.2M Friday foran excellent their hands on-31% froma week ago.While using normal kiddie matinee bump, that’s a $21M weekend too.This re-release isprojectedto hit a cume of $60M by Monday. Here’s my question: So why do in many the marketing hype I’ve been sent with the studio relevant for this pic, nobody at Disney says because of Jeffrey Katzenberg for micro-manipulating the initial? C’mon, Mouse House, give credit where credit arrives. Even if Jeffrey can be a large discomfort ineveryone’s ass. 3. Some distance behind is Alcon Entertainment’s Dolphin Tale in 3,507 theaters.Distributor Warner Brossaid it opened up track of $5M today and rival art galleries think it’s headed to $17M for your weekend.Alcon is expectingthe heartstrings-yanking pic to leap 60% on Saturday because of your family film bump and win the weekend.Hmm. Remember,it’s also playing inside the most theaters.According toCinemaScores, parents and kidsaudiences are creating a b+. “The film is very inspiring, and monitoring is terrific.We'll own your family marketplace,” an professional described.Warner Bros was searching to supply Moneyball a run for No. 1this weekend, but didn’t anticipate the continuing strength of Lion King 3d. The procedure for Dolphin Tale wound up being to attain mainly grown ups and kids using this real-lifestory andfine ensemble cast. The studiodevised an very extended trailer campaign to have the ability to get maximum exposurebeginning in April and having fun with the summer season on from Rio to Cars 2.The Tv strategy wasrobust, covering from kids cable in the finish of summer season before school started, through key season premieres for instance Dancing While Using Stars and Finest Loser,to many sponsorships with Discovery, Teen Nick, Lifetime, Nation Geographic, Disney XD, MTV, plus much more.Warner Bros created a hostile word-of-mouth screening program that involved 3 full roundsin the most effective 60 areas. Military and home schoolers were specific too asyouth groups together with other family-oriented orgs. The director and cast completed a 7-market PA tour that includeda junket to aid Winter, the particular-existence star in the film who had her ownlive Winter-cam.Online, there's afirst-time integration while using Spongebob Squarepants Facebook page given thesea theme. 4.Lionsgate’s Abduction in 3,118 theaters may finish offDollar3.8M Friday and what's basically aDollar10M opening for your weekend for that way front-loaded it may be. (That’s what went lower to Zac Efron in Charlie St Cloud.)Through Sunday,Hollywood eyes will probably be focused onits starTaylor Lautner within the first leading guy role inside an action thrillerbecause he’s been greatly desired — most most likely because of his enormous Twi-hard number of fans and aggressive promotion of his films –but not because of any solo box office the 19-year-old is doing yet. However, I’velearned thatLautner’s $36M-budget action thriller was outspent 4-to-one out of marketing dollars by both new the new sony and Warner Bros just before a couple of days ago. (Shame on Lionsgate’s Jon Feltheimer for tying everyone’s hands despite powerless Alli Shearmur pleaded.)And so the jury remains on whether this Twilight kid can open an envelope,specifically in as rotten a examined movie as that certain was directed by John Singleton. (“Silly” and “convuluted” were what used most often to describe it.) Audiences didn’t think it absolutely was badly as experts, creating a B- CinemaScore.Bad Lionsgate can’t appear to produce a decent movie or market one any more. A $10Moutcome is underneath the $12M-$14M range the studio described it needed to exhibit a “nice profit” for your film.”ButTaylors a great kid. Hes labored hard for people, doing 8 national Tv shows and endless amounts of press,” one of the professionals mentioned in my opinion. “We be familiar with opening weekend box office earnings for Taylors Twilight co-stars, and this falls inside the zone from the products wound up being to become anticipated. There are plenty of movies opening a couple of days ago to numerous audiences, but ours is laser-specific to tweens which we desire to dominate that market.”Lionsgatesimultaneously streamed the premiere for the next 20 regional areas and broadcast the Red-colored-colored Carpet online as ‘The Abduction Fan Premiere Live Event’with 50M impressions.Media promotions incorporated ABC Family andChannel One, the in-school network which will achieve 2.3 million teens aged 1517.Other youth-focused exploitation includedan announcer spot for Tay-Tay within the VMAs (connected having a contest to ‘Get Kidnapped’ for the honours). It wasn’t nearly enough. 5.Remains to look if Abduction can edge out Killer Elite whichalso may be $10M for your weekend from 2,986 theaters. However, if veteran stars like Robert DeNiro, Jason Stathem, and Clive Owenas an intriguing trio still can’t knock-off Lautner solo in the lousy movie, that’s worth watching. Open Road Films is expressingoptimism that itspic will most likely go upon Saturday after its $3.5M debut Friday. CinemaScore will be a better B. I hear Open Roadacquired the film free of charge, only P&A, so that it’ll be nicely lucrative. Very good for that organization’s first release.A few notes in regards to the Killer Elite marketing campaign: it had the predictablyheavy presence in sports including an ‘NFL on FOX’ TV promotion getting a “Killer” prize of trip to LA to spend some time while using Fox sports on-air males, apromotion with Spike TV’s UFC Fight Evening, in addition to Comedy Central’s Charlie Sheen Roast.P Niro developed a rare late-evening talk show appearance on Because Of Due To Jimmy Kimmel Live where he sitting lower with Kimmel’s security officer-switched celebrity interviewer Guillermo. AndMTV Systems did an instantaneous email campaign to pay attention to demos in their very largecustomer database. Here’s the comfort in the Top 6. Contagion (Participant/Warner Bros) Week 3 [3,136 Theaters] Friday $2.8M, Thought Weekend $9M, Thought Cume $57.5M 7. Drive (FilmDistrict) Week 2 [2,904 Theaters] Friday $2M (-50%), Thought Weekend $6M, Thought Cume $21.6M 8. The Help (Participant/DreamWorks/Disney] Week 7 [2,695 Theaters] Friday $1.3M, Thought Weekend $4.5M, Thought cume $154.5M 9. I Don’t Know How She'll It (Weinstein Co) Week 2 [2,490 Theaters] Friday $700K (-55%), Thought weekend $2M,Thought Cume $8M 10. Hay Dogs (The brand new the new sony) Week 2 [2,408 Theaters] Friday $600K (-62%), Thought Weekend $1.8M, Thought Cume $8.5M FRIDAY 4 PM: On vacation. So box office is introduced for you personally in the sunny climate where the palms sway with time for the dancing trade winds… But home there’s a fierce fight happening. They're very early grosses, and my sources say Rentrak remains dealing with problems today — this provides Hollywood a lot more Maalox moments than usual. The brand new the new sony’s Moneyball starring Kaira Pitt will not be any. 1 with roughly $8M Friday and possibly mid-$20sM for your weekend. That solid number helps Kaira Pitt’s honours chances in this well-received male-centric sports movie. At this time around Alcon Entertainment/Warner Bros’ Dolphin Tale and Lionsgate’s Abduction are fighting for No. 2 with around $6M today and what's high teens for your weekend. Interesting, because the heartstrings-yanking pic was monitoring much better. However, Rachelle Lefervre’s action thriller is playing in 389 less theaters. So anyone who mentioned this Twilight kid couldn’t open an envelope is wrong, wrong, wrong: you will discover major stars who be thrilled with this particular outcome, specifically in as rotten a examined movie as that certain. Open Road’s Killer Elite looks a notch lower – maybe $5M today, and low teens for your weekend. Frequent updates coming with full analysis.

Matt's Self-help guide to Weekend TV: New and Returning Shows

Joshua Jackson This busy premiere week is definately not over. This is a evening-by-evening have a look at how a weekend is shaping up this fall, having a couple of ideas round the new-season aircraft aircraft pilots, several key season premieres, together with other highlights. FRIDAY The Evening the end result is: If you're not a real CBS loyalist relating to this low-viewership evening, then it is advisable to have a very healthy appetite for cult TV. CBS is predicted to rule of course, while using new A Gifted Guy grafting typically the most popular voices-from-beyond genre of Ghost Whisperer and Medium getting a medical procedural, leading straight into CSI: NY (which barely got restored this year) and Blue Bloods. Once again, Fox's mind-coming Fringe as well as the CW's great Supernatural duke it for out-there fans, while using underrated spy thriller Nikita overpowering Smallville's old time period. NBC gets into the sport in mid-October, beginning the best 13 cases of Chuck alongside the next supernatural offering inside the 9/8c time period: the fairy-tale/mystery hybrid Grimm. Reality fans will rapidly be capable of choose among ABC's adopted Extreme Transformation: Home Edition and Shark Tank and Fox's Kitchen Bad dreams or nightmares. Want more fall TV news? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now! From Fall Preview: My undertake CBS' A Gifted Guy (8/7c): "Ghosts have carried out well for CBS on Friday nights, but this hybrid in the mystical as well as the medical is jarring since it veers from transcendent to schmaltzy. Naysayers might yet succumb, due to an abnormally gifted cast introduced with the dynamic Patrick Wilson." To elaborate: Several inside our office have named this show House Whisperer, mentioning to Wilson's House-like character: a coldly arrogant neurosurgeon whose humanity is reawakened when he's visited with the ghost of his ex-wife (the almost literally luminous Jennifer Ehle), an idealistic doc who guilts him into doing good works at her inner-city clinic. To Wilson's credit, he plays these spectral encounters by getting an side of afraid stress, and that he is not likely to become softie overnight, or without fighting back. Another advantage: lately minted Emmy champion Margo Martindale (Justified) benefiting from wry spice as Wilson's invaluable assistant. It's all regulated controlled just a little edgier and more personal and much more personal than you might imagine, and I am likely to be giving this another look - climax not likely prone to keep me home on Fridays. A Returning Favorite: Where the unholy heck is Peter Bishop? That question haunts the fourth-season opener of Fox's fabulously bizarre Fringe (9/8c), as Experts lurk round the, yes, side from the experience because the Fringe team - aided with this particular world's version of Agent Lincoln subsequently subsequently Lee (Seth Gabel) - tracks lower a "freaky see-through killer." The freak-of-the-week situation is only a pretext for that heroes to use through issues of loss they aren't really aware they're dealing with. As Walter notes, "I don't think there's anything sadder than whenever a couple usually are meant to be together the other intervenes." Finish from the Era: Pine Valley is really a ghost town when ABC's The Kids signs off after 41 years, one of the saddest sections yet inside the apparently easy decline in the daytime drama. (For people who would like to pay homage, The Scene is investing its entire hour for the show's legacy, with Susan Lucci as guest co-host.) AMC is predicted to return inside an online version, nevertheless it will not be the identical. Just what else is on? ... Plenty of season premieres, plus a poignant think in the tenth anniversary of 9/11 on CBS' CSI: NY (9/8c), with Eureka's Jaime Ray Newman turning up as Mac's late wife Claire. ... Tony Bennett and Barbara Underwood perform round the opener of CBS' Blue Bloods (10/9c) inside a benefit, where Frank is determined round the place in the murder situation with the new mayor-elect. ... Cult alert round the CW, as Nikita (8/7c) returns due to its second season with Nikita and Michael abroad utilizing their black box of lethal apple, while former protégé Alex has came back at Division doing new boss Amanda's investing in an offer. ... On Supernatural (9/8c), the Winchesters' world is upended again as Castiel starts playing God, literally. ... The extremes of music are represented by 50 percent different special deals. On PBS' Great Performances, Placido Domingo: The Most Popular Roles (check local records) relives the fabled tenor's noticably triumphs in opera houses around the globe. Shifting gears for the punk world, VH1 Classic takes note of the 20 th anniversary of Nirvana's Nevermind album while using never-before-seen concert special Nirvana: Reside in the Vital (11/10c), shot in Dallas on Halloween evening in 1991. SATURDAY Network TV once again largely ignores today, aside from Fox's extended-running Cops (8/7c), which airs a distinctive episode a great undercover officer showing up just like a hit guy capture a girl plotting her husband's murder. (Also bucking the recognition, new cases of CBS' Rules of Engagement will start airing March. 8.) Tonight's top pick: the return of NBC's Saturday Evening Live (11:35/10:35c), as Alec Baldwin sets a hosting record along with his 16th appearance. Radiohead might be the musical guest. Let's hope the authors are actually monitoring these raucous GOP debates. For fantasy fans, BBC America's Physician Who (9/8c) will get close to the finish of the season while using Physician inside the waning occasions of his existence, beginning on another mysterious adventure because the Cybermen are waiting. ... Syfy's campier franchise, the typically cheesy Saturday evening monster movie, pays homage to H.G. Wells' Time Machine in Morlocks (9/8c), starring Stargate veteran David Hewlitt and Star Trek: Voyager alum Robert Picardo. The title creatures are advanced humanoids discovered by time travelers. Things get ugly when the Morlocks learn to transport themselves back to the present. SUNDAY The Evening the end result is: With NBC's Sunday Evening Football going gangbusters, the night's best showdown will probably be between CBS' Emmy darling The Truly Amazing Wife and ABC's on-the-way-out Desperate Regular folks at 9/8c (though Good Wife will have to cope with annoying football overruns inside a couple of timezones, so set your DVRs accordingly). ABC finds a delectable companion piece for Regular folks in those days piece Pan Am, coping with the ageing CSI: Miami. In the finish of October, ABC will launch the ambitious fairy-tale fantasia Not such a long time ago, that might try taking some marketing miracle to destroy through. And Fox chugs along with its animated hits. (Sunday is yet another large evening for pay cable, with HBO's Boardwalk Empire returning due to its second season and Showtime plotting a counteroffensive while using return on March. 2 of Dexter as well as the much-buzzed-about Homeland, which I'm not on your own in stating the most effective new drama in the fall.) From Fall Preview: My undertake ABC's Pan Am (10/9c): "Up, up and away! There's no limit with this particular infectiously glossy romance that may lead you to really should fly again." After I elaborated inside the same issue's "5 top Shows" feature: "Watching Pan Am is similar to acquiring a totally free upgrade to escapist class. If Mad Males (its stylistic predecessor) burrows under the top swinging '60s, Pan Am is surface, a sleek globe-trotting romance in the Jet Age, when even bumpy travel arrangements felt glamorous. With Desperate Regular folks within the twilight, could this become our new Sunday addiction?" The luxurious pilot episode looks amazing, fetishizing the worldly stewardesses - that's what they were referred to as then - inside their crisp blue uniforms, white-colored mitts and girdles simply because they jet around the globe, seeking adventure and amour inside the tradition from the finest beach reads. Add in a little improbable Cold War espionage permanently measure, and settle back with desiring a while whenever you didn't have to take out financing to evaluate your bags. A Returning Favorite: HBO's Emmy-winning Prohibition-era Boardwalk Empire (9/8c) begins its second season with style, substance and subtlety. The show has elevated its dramatic stakes, awash in deadly hypocrisy, bitter betrayals and assorted other intrigues as Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi, an very chilly central character) struggles to stay atop his criminal perch of one's, money and illicit hooch. Family ties are often, and sometimes strongly, challenged since the political and criminal machinations escalate, progressively (too progressively for a lot of) building to moments of breathtaking savagery and all of a sudden breaking poignancy. Especially fine inside the first batch of episodes: Kelly Macdonald as Nucky's Irish-widow mistress Margaret Schroeder, who shows unusual fortitude and cunning when controling domestic matters Michael Pitt as Nucky's protégé-switched-rival Jimmy Darmody, a soulful WWI vet now learning the ropes of one's-brokering from his real father, the callous Commodore (Dabney Coleman) Michael Kenneth Williams as black bootlegger Chalky White-colored, who feels alienated inside their home as well as the haunting Jack Huston as Richard Harrow, a broken war vet cloaking physical and emotional scars beneath his mask. This is often a gorgeous little bit of storytelling that requires and rewards persistence. Start of Finish: I finally separate with ABC's Desperate Regular folks (9/8c) midway through last season, forget about experiencing a few of their company, however came back to check out the premiere in the eighth and final season, which finds the Wisteria Lane Four rallying around Gaby to clean within the mess and bury evidence from Carlos' killing of his wife's abusive stepfather. Can they keep a secret in the world where secrets in addition have a way of getting away .? Will it drive the ladies apart and/or crazy? The strain is especially very challenging to neurotic Susan, naturally, and Bree's torrid relationship getting a detective has everyone on edge, but you will discover some moments of comic relief. A catfight that eventually eventually ends up in the pool assisted me groan, however jeered aloud each time a guilt-wracked Carlos switches into a confessional which is confronted with an infant priest who blurts, "I'm so annoyed I am unable to tweet any more.Inch The episode's final twist can be a jolting callback for the show's roots, departing me hopeful these Regular folks aren't entirely from gas. A Lot More Desperate: In some manner AMC's brilliant Breaking Bad (10/9c) just keeps improving the intensity with each episode, energy-shifting from last week's electrifying Mexican cartel massacre in to a new and harrowing ordeal for Wally, who takes extreme measures to derail brother-in-law Hank from his ongoing rogue analysis into Gus's business. But no matter what he's doing, Wally senses the danger he's introduced upon his household is just getting worse. As well as, since everyone knows greater than he's doing about everyone's actions, including his wife Skyler's, we figure he's justification to stress. Ciao For The Moment: Lifetime's charming Drop Dead Diva (9/8c) systems its summer season season getting a Mambo Italiano opening production number, foreshadowing multiple romantic cliffhangers due to its heroine Jane, once she resolves an oddly timely situation including Dying Row techniques and organ donation. Guest stars are the Sopranos' Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Jonathan Schaech and cleaning cleaning soap full Diedre Hall. "That is like the finish from the movie or something like that like this,Inch states one of the males in Jane's existence. But it's not the conclusion for Diva, which was just restored for just about any fourth year. Just what else is on? ... Fox's eternal The Simpsons (8/7c) starts a evening of-new animation, welcoming Kiefer Sutherland in a really clever guest role just like a security officer trying with little success to leave his violent past. A jerk to Taiwanese animation is probably the highlights in this homage to 24-style mayhem. ... Marking its tenth anniversary this fall, CBS' Emmy-winning The Astounding Race (8/7c) embarks by having an itinerary including first-time stops in Indonesia, Malawi, Belgium and Denmark. They to overcome: past Survivor individuals who win Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca, who'll undoubtedly have a very target around the back. ... Saving the potentially ideal for last, the Sunday premiere I'm most excited for might be the 3rd-season opener of CBS' The Truly Amazing Wife (9/8c), creating shop around the new evening with Emmy champion Julianna Margulies searching saucier than in the past - inside the provocative promotions anyway - as Alicia defends a Muslim student billed with killing a Jewish classmate. Exactly what are you most attempting to watch a couple of days ago? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

R.E.M.: 5 Career-Identifying Videos

R.E.M. were nothing otherwise pioneers -- with submitting the music activity-loving world to so-referred to as "indie-rock," in creating more than twelve music videos that remain as poignant since the tunes that inspired them, even decades after they first opened up on MTV. It's the mark from the truly timeless band. As news of R.E.M's breakup registers inside the hearts of minds of countless fans, The Hollywood Reporter runs lower five career-identifying videos from Athens, Georgia's favorite sons. "Radio Free Europe" (1981) The song that got R.E.M. signed to I.R.S. Records can be a sludgy masterpiece that spit when faced with traditional radio and can arrived at define the indie rock appear. Produced by Mitch Easter time time, the track eventually made its approach to the 1983 album Murmur and MTV requested videos be shot. Arthur Pierson directed the clip inside the garden of artist Howard Finster, who later fresh fresh paint the album art for your band's second album, Reckoning. "It's the Finish around the world to be sure It (Which Personally I Think Awesome)" (1987) It only showed up at No. 69 round the Billboard Hot 100, but R.E.M.'s apocalyptic anthem from 1987'sDocument, also released just like a 7-inch and cassette (or would that be described as a cassingle?), spoke to countless pre-grunge rebels hunting for a rock appear that didn't involve clever guitars and ballads. It was directed byJames Herbert, who was simply singerMichael Stipe's art teacher within the College of Georgia combined with shot several clips while using band prior. "Losing My Religion" (1991) Many say it absolutely was R.E.M.'s mainstream breakout, and permanently reason: charge-off track within the 1991 albumOut of Timereached No. 4 round the Billboard Hot 100 and assigned the present rock tracks. Furthermore, it adopted a flurry of hits utilizing their major label debutGreen, the initial album released by Warner Bros., which incorporated polar opposite rock radio staples "Stand" and "Orange Crush." It for "Losing My Religion" was directed by Tarsem Singh and mentioned being inspired bySinéad O'Connor's "Nothing Compares 2 U." "Guy round the Moon" (1992) The second single off theAutomaticalbum, which eventually offered 4 million copies inside the U.S., the hit made several references to late comedian Andy Kaufman and incorporated footage from his classic clips. It was directed byPeter Carein the desert outdoors of Lancaster, Calif. "Everybody Affects" (1993) It with this particular song from 1992'sAutomatic for your Peoplewas directed byJake Scottand shot on highway I-10 outdoors of San Antonio. Inside the lining notes with a Better Of collection released 10 years later, R.E.M. guitaristPeter Bucksaid the song was specific at teens. "I've never watchedBuffy the Vampire Slayer, but the notion that secondary school can be a portal to hell seems pretty realistic in my opinion,In . he written. Related Subjects R.E.M.

Nirvana Producer Reflects on 'Nevermind's' Legacy, Kurt Cobain's 'Mood Shifts,' Band's Beginning (Q&A)

Butch Vig, a Wisconsin native and former student in the College of Wisconsin, dropped to pursue work in music. After playing drums in local bands, he started dabbling in recording and then opened up Wise Galleries in Madison, Wis. He initially began dealing with Nirvana as the band was still being on Sub Pop, before joining track of the group to create Nevermind. Its success opened up the doorway for Vig to operate on early-ྖs releases through the Smashing Pumpkins, Sonic Youth, L7 and Gumball, amongst others. Within the mid-ྖs, Vig created this guitar rock band Garbage with Shirley Manson, Duke Erikson and Steve Marker. The act has offered a lot more than 17 million albums, based on Nielsen SoundScan, and it is at the office on the new record. Vig, who lives in La, sitting lower with Billboard's Mitchell Peters to discuss Nirvana's seminal album. How have you finish up focusing on Nevermind? Butch Vig: They found Wise and recorded what at that time would be an album for Sub Pop. We finished six or seven tracks plus they would return. But at that time, they began getting interest from major labels. So that they eventually leaped ship and visited Geffen. First I acquired a phone call in the band asking basically desired to engineer the record. They would use another producer. ... This guitar rock band met with 3 or 4 other producers, plus they didn't like them. So about two days before they went in to the studio, they known as and requested basically desired to produce the record, and that i stated, "Absolutely." It had been type of my initial-label project.our editor recommendsJon Stewart Hosting Nirvana Special With Making it through Band MembersNirvana's 'Nevermind' Reissue to incorporate Unreleased RecordingsMTV Video Music Honours Rewind: Kurt Cobain Makes Rare Appearance in 1993MTV VMAs: Foo Martial artists Follow-up 'Best Rock Video' Win With Raunchiest Clip Yet (NSFW Video)Foo Martial artists Rock Lollapalooza With Highlight Performances (Video) STORY: Nirvana's 'Nevermind' Album Cover Taken off Facebook Had you known the Dallas scene in those days? Vig: Sub Pop have been a hot indie label for quite some time. Actually, I had been an associate from the Sub Pop Singles Club. Each month they'd send a awesome split single between two artists. There have been lots of great bands originating from there. Nobody had any idea they would explode in to the mainstream. Had you been keen on Nirvana just before creating Nevermind? Vig: The funny factor is, once they found Wise, Jonathan [Poneman] from Sub Pop sent me Bleach, the very first record Nirvana released. And to tell the truth, I wasn't that impressed. I figured the album was type of one-dimensional -- aside from the song "In regards to a Girl," which in my experience seemed like Lennon/McCartney writing. Great guitar chords and great tune -- it had been super hooky. I figured that demonstrated lots of promise. Because it switched out, Kurt [Cobain] was beginning to create a lot more melodically whenever we went directly into do Nevermind. I believe that's a primary reason the record is really great -- it's chock-filled with great vocal tunes. And Krist [Novoselic] emerged with great bass hooks and Dork [Grohl] emerged with great drum fills which are hooks, too. These were writing with increased of the pop sensibility. STORY: Chris Brown Covers 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' at MTV Video Music Honours That which was the vibe within the recording studio throughout the building of Nevermind? Vig: The only real hard factor was coping with Kurt's mood shifts. He was very bipolar and also you didn't have any idea how he would attend a moment. However they were really focused coupled with practiced a great deal. We labored in preproduction to tighten the tunes up plus they were getting fun, guy. These were signed to some major label the very first time within their existence they'd just a little money. These were remaining in the Oakwood Flats, plus they all stated the rental apartment was where they'd ever resided within their whole existence. Plus they would see shows. They dropped mushrooms and visited the beach through the night lengthy. We did the record really fast. I believe i was within the studio maybe 16 or 18 days. Therefore it wasn't a real labored effort by any means. Kurt especially didn't have persistence. You needed to anticipate to go. And So I'd enter in the studio every single day and focus on maintaining the drums, or whatever i was doing -- obtaining the guitars or amplifiers setup. Then when they arrived around one or two within the mid-day, we'd start recording. These were pretty focused. STORY: Gem Jam's Eddie Vedder Recalls as soon as He Slow-Danced With Kurt Cobain Have you have sense at that time that Nevermind might have this type of huge impact? Vig: I understood the record was good, because I figured the tunes and performances were great. It wasn't really before time we finished which i began playing some rough mixes for individuals and they'd stop the things they used to do and say, "Play that again." After which I began obtaining a couple of calls from individuals who'd say, "I learned about the Nirvana record -- could I hear something?" It began getting this buzz accumulating, mostly from people I understand or people in the market. And they performed a show at Jabberjaw, just a little small club on Pico (in La), right whenever we were finishing the blending. Also it maybe held 150 or 200 people. It had been just packed. Everyone was going insane inside. They performed many of the new tunes and also the crowd had this intensity, like something would happen. I suppose I hadn't really seen something that felt that electric primal which was prepared to explode to some extent. That stored swelling up increasingly more following the record ended. I recall going home and that i was working back at Wise with a few bands that came over for any 4th of This summer have a picnic and that i place the Nirvana record during my BoomBox. There have been most likely 30 or 40 music artists chilling out. All of them stopped and crowded round the BoomBox to pay attention. So when it had been done, I recall there is silence. And somebody stated, "My dear God, take part in the record again." Everyone was there and that i performed it completely through. It had been strange that i can sit watching how everyone took in into it and also the reaction that they are getting. At that time, I believe I understood the record had an X-component that none people understood whenever we were it. VIDEO: Frederick Gordon-Levitt Works Nirvana's 'Lithium' in Dallas Was there a minute whenever you recognized Nevermind would be a smash? Vig: I visited begin to see the band round the week the record arrived on the scene in the Metro in Chicago. ... Whenever we rolled away towards the Metro, there have been like 2,000 people arranged looking to get in. It had been already offered out. And there is this electricity up. They arrived on the scene and began using the Vaselines' "Jesus Doesn't Want Me for any Sunbeam." I'd never heard that song and that i thought, "Oh, my God, Kurt authored an execllent song." Prior to the show I saw Dork and that he stated, "F---, I personally don't like these drums." And That I stated, "Well, your coworkers is here now, why don't you simply smash them up plus they'll need to enable you to get a brand new drum package." And lo and behold, I believe which was among the first occasions they trashed Dork's package in the finish from the evening, and pulled it all around the stage. Affirmed, he needed to customize the drum package the following day. And there is an after-party at Crash Structure. This guitar rock band am psyched. It had been prior to the burden of success beginning to weigh on Kurt. These were just taking pleasure in themselves a lot. It had been exciting to become there at that time and have the energy from the audience that understood these were watching something. Next time I saw them, I possibly could already see that they are completely worn-out. Which was maybe five several weeks later in NY plus they were completely fried due to all of the touring and press they'd been doing. Related Subjects Dork Grohl Kurt Cobain 1 2 next last

Lifetime in development for 'A Day Late' movie

Lifetime is within development on the TV movie modified in the best-selling novel "Each Day Late along with a Dollar Short" from author Terry McMillan.Ostar Prods. has acquired the privileges towards the book, that is McMillan's fifth novel and was released in 2001. Tome spent 12 days around the NY Occasions bestseller list, three of these at No. 1.Steven Tolkin is placed to direct, with Shernold Edwards aboard to create the telepic. Tolkin and Bill Haber will professional produce.Other books compiled by McMillan, who frequently examines African-American lives in her own books, include "How Stella Got Her Groove Back" and "Waiting to Exhale," each of which were modified into movies. Lifetime is placed to premiere "Five" on March. 10. Cabler will offer you an anthology of 5 short films -- all searching at how cancer of the breast affects women's lives -- directed by Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore, Alicia Secrets, Penelope Sphreeris and Patty Jenkins. Project stars Jeanne Tripplehorn, Rosario Dawson and Patricia Clarkson. Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com

Starz Sets Andy Whitfield Tribute

Starz pays tribute to former Spartacus star Andy Whitfield, who died of cancer last Sunday. The tribute, which will air this Sunday at 9 PM, includes five episodes ofSpartacus: Blood stream and Sand, like the premiere and finale episodes. The network is positioned to re-air the entire first season of Spartacus: Blood stream and Sand starring Whitfield beginning on 12 ,. 16.

Daniel Stamm To Play Game Of Death

Remaking Thai horror 13: BelovedNope, it's nothing to do with the ropey posthumous Bruce Lee vehicle from 1978 (nor the DTV Wesley Snipes epic from earlier this year). 13: Game of Death is a Thai horror hit from 2006, and it's about to be remade by The Last Exorcism's Daniel Stamm. The original film, directed by Chukiat Sakveerakul, also goes by the moniker of 13: Beloved, and is based on Thirteenth Quiz Show, an instalment in the My Mania manga series by Eakasit Thairaat. It involves a hapless musical instrument salesman who finds himself in the middle of a reality TV contest in which he must perform thirteen tasks. They start easily with a spot of fly-swatting, but rapidly spiral into decapitating motorcyclists, beating people up with furniture, and kidnapping old ladies from hospitals. There's also a short prequel in 12: Begin, and a 2009 sequel, 14: Beyond. The news of the new version comes from the Toronto International Film Festival, where deals are currently being dealt with IM Global, who are also behind Jason Statham's Safe and Sylvester Stallone's Bullet To The Head. Stamm is currently adapting the screenplay with his writing partner David Birke. Last we heard, he was supposed to be following his Night Chronicle Reincarnate with a different remake: that of Pascal Laugier's Martyrs. Is that now not happening?UPDATE: Martyrs is still on the table, although not happening immediately. Different projects are always in different stages of development and financing, Stamm explains to Empire. You're always trying to juggle preparations for a couple at the same time so you're ready once all the other elements align. If that sounds vague, it's a vague process....

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Brit film awards tap Stephen Fry

LONDON -- The BBC and BAFTA have tapped thesp Stephen Fry as host of the British Academy Film Awards on Feb. 12 at London's Royal Opera House. Fry shepherded the ceremony from 2001 to 2006, when he handed over to talkshow celebrity Jonathan Ross. Fry has also hosted BAFTA/LA's Britannia Awards.He will be seen next in "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" and "The Hobbit." The kudocast is produced by Whizz Kid Entertainment and BAFTA Prods.Amanda Berry, CEO of BAFTA, said, "Stephen's love of cinema, his keen sense of fun and his characteristic panache will be a huge draw for the biggest film night of 2012." "I am honored and pleased to return to the lectern and host what I am sure will be an evening of squeals, surreally weird acceptance speeches and genuinely exciting surprises and pleasures," Fry said. Contact Leo Barraclough at leo.barraclough@variety.com

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Pacha rides a 'Bullet'

"Tahrir 2011" drew kudos at the Venice Film Festival Saturday. Paris-based sales outfit Pacha Pictures, the first international film company to emerge from the Arab Spring, has sold "Stray Bullet" to France's Cine Classic.Directed by leading Lebanese director Georges Hachem, "Bullet" features director-actress Nadine Labaki as a woman having second thoughts before marriage.Cine Classic plans a November theatrical release, Pacha CEO Frederic Sichler told Variety. Deal comes as Pacha's latest film, "Tahrir 2011 -- The Good, the Bad and the Politician," won the Venice Festival's Cict Unesco Prize on Saturday. Another Pacha-sold pic, Cannes festival player "18 Days," was released by France's Euro Zoom on Wednesday, and Turkey's Yeni Bir Film has bought Pacha-sold "Microphone." Sichler said he is optimistic about locking down "four-to-five new deals by month end."Pacha will take a handful of new films to Berlin, aims to expand pickups to include Tunisia and Morocco and is negotiating the purchase of a film library, Sichler added. "We are at the beginning of huge changes in the Middle East, where the local industry was dominated by traditional groups," such as ART and Rotana, Sichler says. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

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Elizabeth Taylor Jewels Expected to Fetch $30 Million at Auction

A portion of Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry collection will be sold at auction in December. Christie's New York will host the two-day sale Dec. 13 and Dec. 14.our editor recommendsElizabeth Taylor Fragrances to ContinueDebbie Reynolds, Madonna Remember Elizabeth TaylorBarbara Walters Recalls Last Hospital Conversation With Elizabeth TaylorElizabeth Taylor's 5 Most Famous Jewels The auction house estimates that the jewelry will bring in more than $30 million. Select highlights from the 269-piece collection will also go on an eight-city tour, beginning Sept. 15 with a public exhibition at GUM on Moscow's Red Square. Public exhibitions will also be held in London, Los Angeles, Dubai, Geneva, Paris and Hong Kong. The tour will culminate in a ten-day exhibition of the complete collection at Christie's New York. PHOTOS: Elizabeth Taylor's Life in Pictures Several pieces given to Taylor by actor and two-time husband Richard Burton are available for purchase. Among them: The 33.19 carat "Elizabeth Taylor Diamond," which Burton gave to her in 1968. The piece is expected to fetch between $2.5 million and $3.5 million and Taylor is quoted as saying of it, "My ring gives me the strangest feeling for beauty. With its sparks of red and white and blue and purple, and on and on, it sort of hums with its own beautific life." Also from Burton, wedding bands; the "Ping Pong Diamond Rings," given to Taylor for winning a game of table tennis circa 1970; the "Richard Burton Ruby and Diamond Ring," a 1968 Christmas gift featuring a stone she called "the most perfect colored stone I'd ever seen"; and the "Night of the Iguana Brooch," which Taylor wore to the film's premiere. PHOTOS: Elizabeth Taylor's Many Loves Another of Taylor's husbands, producer Mike Todd, also lavished her with expensive jewels that are now on the auction block. The "Mike Todd Diamond Tiara" is worth between $60,000 and $80,000 -- Taylor wore it to the 1957 Academy Awards, where Todd's Around the World in 80 Days won best picture. "The Cartier Ruby Suite" was given to Taylor while she was swimming at their villa in St.-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. She put the necklace, bracelet and earrings on, looked at her reflection in the mirror and, in her words, "Shrieked with joy, put my arms around Mike's neck, and pulled him into the pool after me." PHOTOS: Hollywood's Notable Deaths The Elizabeth Taylor collection tour dates and cities below: Sept. 15 & 16, Moscow Sept. 24- 26 London Oct. 13-16, Los Angeles Oct. 23, Dubai Nov. 11 & 12, Geneva Nov. 16 & 17, Paris Nov. 24-27, Hong Kong Dec. 3-12, Christie's New York Related Topics Elizabeth Taylor