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Floss Magazine has confirmed the rumor swirling around the Internets that Adam West, the original TV Batman, was spotted on the set of The Dark Knight Rises and will make a cameo in the movie. If this is true, it raises a big question about the tone of the Batman franchise and whether Christopher Nolan is just throwing West a bone. More
Not only does Mary Kate Olsen have wacky taste in clothes, she has wacky taste in makeout partners. Sorry, I mean “alleged makeout partners.” Here are the people she supposedly sucked face with in ascending order of hotness. More
I remember hearing about Douglas Adams‘ death in 2001; having never read The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, my reaction was fairly nonchalant. Only a few months later, I happened to pick up the first book of the series, and I was hooked. Suddenly, I was filled with regret: Why couldn’t I have started reading the books when the genius who created them was still alive?
Movies, TV, and books make it so that we never fully lose the people who directed, acted in, or wrote them: Their likenesses and their ideas are captured in film and print, and can be reproduced until the end of time. But there’s a difference between admiring a celebrity and later mourning his/her death, and not discovering someone until after he or she has passed away. More
Retellings of fairy tales are all the rage these days, and there’s a good reason for that. Fairy tales hit something primal inside us, so they’re always relevant, and Disney aside, they’re always just a tiny bit scary. There have been loads of retellings of fairy tales around before Beastly and Red Riding Hood hit the scene, though. Here are some of our favorites. Get ready to take your once upon a time and send it to some really interesting places… More
Even though here at Crushable we cover actors more often than directors, would you be surprised to learn that you could sum up most actors’ screen careers as merely “meh”? Using Rotten Tomatoes’ film ratings, Slate compiled several graphs comparing Hollywood career trajectories for, you guessed it, the average actor and director.
While directors receive higher acclaim as they make more and more movies — honing their skills and really getting to the heart of the stories they want to tell, presumably — actors seem doomed to forever hover around the 50% rating no matter how many movies they star in. More
Not all classics were made before I was born. Though many of the movies I’ve watched so far for this feature have been older than me, I realized that there are plenty of contemporary movies I’ve missed out on. One of those was The Dark Knight, the movie that will probably always be best known for winning Heath Ledger a posthumous Oscar. And while the film is well-directed, brilliantly acted, and has great art direction, it’s not a movie I plan to re-watch. Because even though The Dark Knight is a good movie, it wasn’t an enjoyable movie. It turns out that something can be of incredibly high quality and still be absolutely terrible to watch. More
With Glee officially on summer hiatus, Chord Overstreet ditched his Justin Bieber haircut of blond, shaggy locks for a shorter, dark brown look. Not only does it distract from the duck lips, but it also makes his face look skinnier; something about the Bieber cut gave him some baby fat in the cheeks. Would it be going too far to say that I’m getting a Heath-Ledger-circa-2000 vibe? More
What’s the last major role of Paul Bettany‘s that you can remember where he didn’t play a warrior priest with a sick cross forehead tattoo; a fallen angel who cuts off his wings and straps on some firepower to protect the next Jesus Christ; or an ardent (albino) Opus Dei assassin who flogs himself for his mistakes? Bettany’s been pigeonholed as the token religious character in a string of underwhelming movies — I’m surprised he didn’t find his way into M. Night Shyamalan‘s Devil — and we miss the sweet guy we first met in A Knight’s Tale. More
Fantasy flick Your Highness, from Pineapple Express director David Gordon Green, actually seems a lot like a stoner comedy set in the woods. And while the movie — starring James Franco, Danny McBride, and Natalie Portman — had a few snicker-worthy moments, the most interesting element was this incongruous combination.
Highness, written by McBride, isn’t the first movie to ground its characters in the familiar medieval setting of castles and warlocks’ towers, arm them with bows and arrows and formal speech, but then pepper every interaction with anachronistic pop culture references. More
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Big Love star Chloe Sevigny is preparing to play axe murderer Lizzie Borden for an HBO miniseries — which is a great choice, considering her capacity for portraying deadly, emotionless women. Although screenwriter Bryce Kass is only halfway through the script, Sevigny is committed to the project: She’s even staying at the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast in Fall River, MA, the town where spinster Borden hacked up her father and stepmother in 1892. (Sing the song with me: Lizzie Borden took an axe / Gave her mother 40 whacks / When she saw what she had done / She gave her father 41…) More
Yeah, Heath Ledger Probably Not Coming Back In Next Batman Film – But thanks for playing, Internet! (Also, Chris Nolan, if this turns out to be true you will be the grossest person alive.) (E! Online!)
Can you believe Halloween is this weekend? We haven’t even gotten our pumpkin yet! Much less decided how to carve it (though we doubt we’ll go with anything more complicated than two eyes and a scraggly-toothed smile). If like us, you’re in need of some jack-o-lantern inspiration, check out this gallery of pumpkins carved with celebrity faces. Some are spookier than intended. More
‘Who Would You Rather’: HS Boyfriend Edition – Okay, the choices are Heath Ledger in 10 Things I Hate About Your, John Cusak in Say Anything, Ferris Bueller, Edward Cullen, or Nic Cage in Valley Girl. Aaaaand: Go! (via PopEater)
With the passing of Dennis Hopper and Gary Coleman over the long weekend, we can’t help but fear we’re heading for another Summer of Death. Which means that there should be plenty of celebrities for bad musicians to memorialize in … More
