If you are a dedicated fan of “House,” you’ve been a little anxious this season, right? Too many good things have been happening in House’s life for it to last, or so we fear. This episode gave us some worries about where his relationship with Cuddy was headed, but we’re pretty sure that viewers were happy with the outcome. Read our review to see how we felt…
“House” has been on a roll lately, with a season that has allowed major characters to make serious progress in their lives. So, when we get an episode where nothing too major happens, we’re bound to feel a little disappointed. Maybe they can’t all be realistic-yet-inspiring studies of human nature, but they can at least be entertaining, and while this episode had its moments, it wasn’t a home-run by any means.
Read our review to see what we mean…
Danny Boyle’s latest film 127 Hours is just one of the many features making a splash at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. It had its world premiere at Telluride, which was followed by its debut at TIFF, an event that earned the cast and crew a standing ovation. In honor of Boyle’s latest success check out this clip that features James Franco, Kate Mara, and Amber Tamblyn enjoying themselves before everything takes a turn for the worse….
We finally get to see a bit of James Franco’s portrayal of Aron Ralston in Danny Boyle’s biopic 127 Hours. Fox Searchlight has released the first piece of footage of him live and in character with the film’s first trailer. It’s not as depressing as you might think, but what starts off as all fun and games does end in a nightmare…
A new resident is about to scrub in and tap dance all over Hugh Laurie’s last nerve on “House.” According to THR, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants star Amber Tamblyn has just signed on to appear on the upcoming season of the Fox series. She won’t be a regular but she will join the Princeton Plainsboro team for a multi-episode arc. But who knows, it could turn into something a little more permanent.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Sundance Film Festival. Starting on January 15th and running through the 25th, the festival will turn the sleepy ski town of Park City, Utah and neighboring cities into a bustling hub for independent filmmakers, journalists, celebrities, and film connoisseurs.
With my long underwear and earmuffs already packed, I will be at Sundance for the opening weekend and first half of the festival. In a mere 6 days I will be seeing 13 feature films, several short films, and various panels with directors and actors.
