Jackson Siblings Deny that Money is Why They Contest Will

LOL...yeah sure. Let's see WHY they are contesting it then shall we? "It is important to stress that Janet, Randy and Rebbie have questioned the validity of the will with no financial motive whatsoever - they stand to gain nothing financially by a finding that the will is invalid," Friday's statement said. "What will be gained ... is that the executors will be replaced and the estate and the guardianship will be managed in a manner that is in the best interests of the children," it added. Oh...so none of them want to be this new executor then I take it? OF course they do. That's the entire point of this. o they have access to the money. No Iolo registry repair will take that assumption away.

Official 13 minute Dark Knight Rises Preview On Youtube

With the excitement for the upcoming Dark Knight Rises opening in theaters worldwide on July 20th a brand new 13 minute behind the scenes preview has been posted on youtube. It is in FULL HD. Dark Knight was actually ranked as the top movie of all-time on IMDb by voters when it first came out. This movie had a ton of press besides being very good. With the death of Heath Ledger around the time of release, and the movie actually being awesome it got a a lot more support than it might have otherwise. It would still be ranked pretty high, but not nearly as high without all the factors coming together. Anyways, the videeo is 13 minutes with some clips and behind the scenes stuff into the upcomign movie that opens worldwide on July 20th. A screening for the press scheduled for July 6th in IMAX actually had complications and had to be stopped at 1 hour into it due to problems with audio sync. The projectionist was probably busy back in his Famous Smoke Shop and forgot to do something.

Seth Myers to Replace Regis on Live?

Pretty random group of candidates it appears in line to replace REgis Philbin on the morning show he co-hosts with Kelly Rippa. One of the final 3 seems to be Seth Meyers from Saturday Night Live. A mainstay on the weekly show and been there for years. Since he has almost no movie career of note he may need to get into a talk show circuit of some sort. According to Showbiz411 he's one of 3. The other 2 include ex-NFL player Michael Strahan who had the disaster sitcom 'Brothers' a couple years back. Also, singer Josh Grobin is being considered for the seat. For a show I never swatch it matters little I suppose, but a strange combo of finalists I must admit. Maybe the producers spent too much time with their beer brewing kits and wanted to make a joke of the show.

The Amazing Spiderman unsurprisingly leads box office for first week

One thing you can count on from American movie-goers is that they will flock to the theaters for super hero blockbusters. Batman and Spiderman have surely been raking in the cash over the last decade, and the reboot of Spiderman entitled 'The Amazing Spiderman' is no different. Not as big an opening as some of its past installments, Spiderman still tops the box office for the week pulling in $144 million for the 6 day opening with a $65 million opening weekend. A bit lower than its previous installments that didn't have the 3D and IMAX pricing to put a bit more tensioners on the pockets of consumers. The Amazing Spider-Man started off softer than any of the previous Spidey installments; after six days, 2002′s Spider-Man had earned $144.1 million, 2004′s Spider-Man 2 had earned $180.1 million, and 2007′s Spider-Man 3 had earned $176.2 million — and none of those had 3-D or IMAX ticket prices. But its robust debut put to rest any chatter that Sony had made a grave mistake by rebooting the franchise with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. Clearly, the Marvel character is a major draw.

Charlie Sheen and Mel Gibson in New Machete Kills movie

Machete Kills is basically Machete 2 if you saw that you know it is an ensemble movie of outrageous action and spoofy comedy. Making fun of the action genre for the most part and going over the top for extreme explosions and violence. You'd want to remove the kids bean bags from the room before a viewing of these films.

Robert Rodriguez, the director, made the announcement he cast Sheen on Twitter, posting, “I just cast Charlie Sheen in #machetekills as the President of the United States! Who better? More soon…”

I also co-stars one of Hollywood's other most legendarily unpredictable actors, Gibson, as well a spate of sexy stars, including Jessica Alba, Amber Heard, Sofia Vergara and Zoe Saldana. It's unclear what role Gibson's taking on in the sequel to the pulpy 2010 movie "Machete."

Lindsay Lohan to Appear Nuce in 'The Canyons'

I know very little about this film. It has a VERY low budget. Something like $200K, and Lohan will appear in the film with a porn star named James Deen (very weak porn name I must say). The film will be shot over a few weeks in the next month. It was written by author Bret Easton Ellis, who tweeted, “Shooting THE CANYONS starring James Deen and Lindsay Lohan: July 9-31 in L.A. Could not have dreamed of a better cast. Lindsay nailed it…” Lohan has pretty much killed any legitimate film roles she could get in it appears like. Playing someone in this kind of movie is probably not even acting I would guess. She probably can barely get enough work right now to afford wholesale clothing at MyLeather.com. OF course the train wreck is always still able to sell tickets I bet.

Charlize Theron Shaves Her Head

Really, I just felt like saying how hot I think Charlize Theron is and how big of a fan I am of hers. She's probably my favorite hottie in Hollywood, only outdone by Victoria's Secret model, Adriana Lima. Not even a fan of blondes normally, but she just does it for me. :) Anyways, I think she's a good actress too so it isn't all just looks. Her performance in Monster was amazing. Didn't think it was possible to make her look bad. Now she has gone and shaved her head! She has a reason though. She is starting filming for Mad Max: Fury Road. Let's hope she doesn't have any bluetooth barcode scanner mark tattoos on her head like Jack from the Mass Effect series.

Two People Shot in argument over who makes the best Kool-aid

Apparently a couple guys were shouting in the street about the best way to mix kool-aid. Both made claims to be kool-aid making experts. Instead of whipping out their catering supplies and having contest, out came the firearms to settle the debate. They didn't actually shoot each other either. They shot off their rounds into two other people standing nearby. One was hit in the wrist and the other was shot in the behind. Both would survive. Neither shooter was caught.

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$250,000 Paid for one Beatles song for one episode of 'mad Men'

Authenticity is key for “Mad Men” creator Matthew Weiner — no matter the cost. In this week’s episode, Draper struggles to understand the ever-changing landscape of 1960s youth culture by giving the new Beatles album a cursory listen. The song he listens to is “Tomorrow Never Knows" by the Beatles. That song cost what? $250,000 for the licensing. Probalby handed whoever made this call a small business insurance quotes before they made the pitch. Whatever people think, this is not about money,” he said in a recent New York Times interview. “It never is. They are concerned about their legacy and their artistic impact.” The use of the song likely marks the first time the band’s actual recordings have ever been used on a TV show, music and ad executives tell The Times. “It was always my feeling that the show lacked a certain authenticity, because we never could have an actual master recording of the Beatles performing,” Weiner said. “Not just someone singing their song or a version of their song, but them, doing a song in the show. “It always felt to me like a flaw. Because they are the band, probably, of the 20th century.”