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OK, it’s taken this writer forever, but he’s finally caught up with this long, in-depth, amusing and candid Rolling Stone profile on “The Hangover” star Zach Galifianakis.
By Joy Fang
UNLIKE Zhang Ziyi, Taiwanese-American singer-actor Van Ness Wu (left) would love to snag a role in Hollywood.
“I speak English so it would be nice to act in my first language. and I want to be close to my family,” the Los Angeles-born star, who was in town for ScreenSingapore, told my paper last Friday.
Hollywood has a new power duo.
Ron Howard and daughter Bryce Dallas Howard will collaborate with Canon Cameras on a short film based on eight winning user-submitted photos. The images will serve as a narrative foundation for the short, called Project Imagin8ion. Ron will produce the project while Bryce, a Golden Globe-nominated actress, will direct.
It’s one of the most talked about Hollywood romances of all time! He’d be a fool not to take it on!
Rare is the television actress, Edie Falco being one of the few, who can leap from one indelible lead role to another and somehow make us forget the first one. Lauren Graham has done just that in the past two seasons of the NBC family drama Parenthood. Leaving her chatty Gilmore Girls persona behind, Graham infuses the same likability she did as young mom Lorelai Gilmore on the WB/CW dramedy into Parenthood's Sarah Braverman, whose heavy troubles — dealing with a deadbeat ex-husband, raising two hormone-heavy teens, living with Mom and Dad, to name a few — are at once heart-wrenching and totally relatable. Here, the Emmy hopeful, 44, reflects on her second round at TV motherhood, what it means to trust her showrunner and how Parenthood has turned her into someone "who can barely get through a scene without crying."
Vic Armstrong, one of Hollywood’s most seasoned stuntmen, has jumped on a Nazi tank as Indiana Jones and soared through the sky as Superman.
He’s also had an up-close look at the changes CGI and other modern technology have brought to Hollywood and how it’s affected the rough-and-tumble role of the daredevils who crash cars, leap from tall buildings and get set on fire, all for the sake of cinematic thrills.