In the adaptation of the hit BBC series, the former “Sopranos” star will play Det. Ray Carling, a not-so-politically correct tough-guy colleague to Jason O'Mara’s Sam, the cop who finds himself mysteriously sent back in time to the early 1970s to find a serial killer.
There's no way to make O'Mara more interesting, so surrounding him with interesting people might work. Or, in Lenny Clarke's case, louder.
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Click the scary dead man to watch the first 5 minutes, in better quality than the bootleg that was going around a few months ago. Ledger's eyes, man... I read some critic saying he deserves an Oscar. Which seems far-fetched for a superhero movie, but then again he's dead and Academy voters respect that.
]]>Looks great! I love that this new series is treating Bond as an actual character and not just a kill/quip/fuck machine, without sacrificing the actual killing and quipping and fucking. But that title...
]]>These days she's singing "Hip of Glass." See, because she's old.
]]>Us Weekly reports in its new issue, on newsstands tomorrow, that Madonna's seven-year marriage to Guy Ritchie has stalled out -- and the singer has been hosting late-night visits from New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez at her Central Park West apartment in New York City...A source tells Us that the $28-million-a-year Rodriguez, 32, has made numerous solo nighttime visits to Madonna, 49, at her spacious home and would sneak out "as late as midnight." Says the source, "All the doormen are talking."
Maybe there's an innocent explanation. Maybe she's helping him with strength training:
Seriously, when did she start turning into Iggy Pop?
*I'm pretty sure I got the proportions correct there.
]]>Backstory: He headlined the Glastonbury festival in England, and the head asshole from Oasis didn't like it:
Noel Gallagher has declared hip-hop "wrong" for the Glastonbury festival, claiming Jay-Z's headline slot is one of the reasons tickets for this year's event have been slow to sell..."Sorry, but Jay-Z? Fucking no chance. Glastonbury has a tradition of guitar music, do you know what I mean?"
So this was Jay-Z's response. I'm all for telling anyone in Oasis -- or anyone in England for that matter -- to shut the fuck up, but the Hova did not exactly make the song his own.
Between this and the Kanye/Amy Winehouse thing... Open race war in the music biz?
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Something tells me he doesn't mind a little excessive wetness.
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