'Grey's Anatomy' Original Soundtrack Volume 4 - Chop Shop/Atlantic Records
ABC Studios and Chop Shop/Atlantic Records announced the Grey’s Anatomy Original Soundtrack Volume 4 will be released on September 13, 2011, and the eighth season of Grey’s Anatomy will return on September 22nd. The 8th season will kick off with a two-hour premiere at 9pm.
Grey’s Anatomy Original Soundtrack Volume 4 includes songs from The Boxer Rebellion, Cee Lo Green, and The Republic Tigers. The soundtrack will also include “Heart On Fire” by British band Scars on 45, the song that’s currently featured in the Grey’s Anatomy season 8 promotion campaign. Grey’s Anatomy fans can download a live acoustic version of “Heart on Fire” at the ABC Music Lounge.
Grey’s Anatomy Original Soundtrack Volume 4 Track List
1. “Get Some” – Lykke Li
2. “Heart On Fire” – Scars on 45
3. “Way To The Future” – Katie Herzig
4. “Second Chance” – Peter Bjorn and John
5. “Old Fashioned” – Cee Lo Green
6. “England” – The National
7. “Stare Into The Sun” – Graffiti 6
8. “Worried About” – Lissie
9. “Salt In The Wound” – Delta Spirit
10. “Further” – Correatown
11. “The Infidel” – The Republic Tigers
12. “In Front Of You” – The Quiet Kind
13. “Entwined” – Tim Myers
14. “Both Sides Are Even” – The Boxer Rebellion
The Grey’s Anatomy Cast:
Grey’s Anatomy stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd, Sandra Oh as Cristina Yang, Justin Chambers as Alex Karev, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens, Jr. as Richard Webber, Sara Ramirez as Callie Torres, Eric Dane as Mark Sloan, Chyler Leigh as Lexie Grey, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Kim Raver as Teddy Altman, Jessica Capshaw as Arizona Robbins, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery and Sarah Drew as April Kepner.
Daniel Radcliffe’s first big theatrical film release post-Harry Potter is going to be The Woman in Black, and CBS Films just released a new photo from the supernatural thriller. Set to hit theaters on February 3, 2012, The Woman in Black finds Radcliffe playing a young lawyer who “travels to a remote village where he discovers the vengeful ghost of a scorner woman is terrorizing the locals.”
The Woman in Black was directed by James Watkins and also features Ciarán Hinds, Janet McTeer, and Shaun Dooley.
Kid Cudi’s “No One Believes Me” will definitely get you in the mood for the 2011 version of Fright Night starring Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Imogen Poots, and Toni Collette. It’s a creepy video, and the music’s kind of mesmerizing.
The Plot: Charlie Brewster (Anton Yelchin) is a high school senior who’s on top of the world — that is until Jerry (Colin Farrell) moves in next door and Charlie discovers that he is a vampire preying on the neighborhood.
The first poster for Footloose looked sort of retro and obviously was meant to bring up memories of the original dance film starring Kevin Bacon. This second poster featuring Julianne Hough and Kenny Wormald goes a different direction, separating itself from its predecessor.
Paramount Pictures is hoping fans will be ready to put on their dancing shoes on October 14, 2011 when the new take on the Footloose story hits theaters.
“I come in peace” – no, aliens have not been added to the ever-increasing cast of creatures in True Blood. It’s Stephen Moyer who utters that line in what now stands as the best episode of season four. True Blood‘s totally back on track with episode eight, ‘Spellbound,’ as the writers are bringing all the major plotlines together into one big cohesive ball of True Blood goodness as the series heads into the season’s homestretch.
Here’s a recap of what happened in episode eight. Don’t read on unless A) you’ve seen the episode or B) you won’t get a chance to watch it before next weekend’s episode. It’s a recap, so it’s loaded with spoilers – and you’ve been warned:
Jason (Ryan Kwanten) saves Jessica’s life as she’s stepping into the sun to meet the final death due to a compulsion spell by the witch, Antonia (Fiona Shaw), and her coven (which includes Tara). They know they shouldn’t but can’t help themselves and kiss, which Jason will soon regret but which leads Jessica to decide breaking up with Hoyt’s the only thing to do.
In a clever twist, we get a dream sequence of Jessica (Deborah Ann Woll) telling Hoyt (Jim Parrack) that it’s over, which doesn’t go well and ends in Hoyt’s death. Later, we see the true break-up sequence and it’s devastatingly heartbreaking, as is the scene where Jason tells her that just because she’s no longer with Hoyt doesn’t mean they can now be together. Poor Jessica – she has a really rough episode.
Sookie (Anna Paquin, who’ve I’ve got to say has never looked better than she does this year on TB) and Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) grow ever closer this week – with lots of naked action. For those who’ve read the books, Alan Ball and company tease us with what looks like the shower scene from book 4 but actually evolves into a fairy tale-ish dream sequence involving a bed, a forest, and snow. However, while Sookie and Eric provide the episode with quieter, more romantic moments, it’s all leading up to one of the biggest fight scenes in True Blood‘s history. But more on that in a bit…
Alcide (Joe Manganiello) and Debbie (Brit Morgan) party with the wolf pack, but Debbie’s jealousy over Sookie just continues to grow. She makes Alcide promise to stay away from Sookie and anything to do with vampires, and Alcide tells her he will. And speaking of the wolf pack, Sam (Sam Trammell) goes over to Luna’s (Janina Gavankar) house to play with Barbies. Well, he didn’t go for that specific reason, but that’s what he winds up doing while Luna’s cooking dinner. Their meal is interrupted by Alcide’s pack leader, Marcus (Daniel Buran), who it turns out is Luna’s ex and the father of the Barbie-loving kid Sam’s been growing closer to. Marcus threatens Sam, but Sam’s not one to back down.
Back at Merlotte’s, Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis) is still seeing dead people, including the ghost who’s been talking to Arlene (Carrie Preston) and Terry’s (Todd Lowe) baby boy. Later in the episode, Lafayette has a dream which explains why this dead woman is so obsessed with the baby. And then it all gets really freaky when the ghost possesses Lafayette and he heads to the Bellefleur home, where Arlene and Terry are staying after a mysterious fire burned down their rental unit. There, he quietly picks up a gun and heads into the bedroom where Arlene, Terry, and the baby are sleeping.
Elsewhere around Bon Temps, Jason has to keep Sheriff Andy Bellefleur (Chris Bauer) from sucking up dead vampire blood off the sidewalk. Gross. Tommy (Marshall Allman) steals clothes and personal items from Hoyt’s mom and shapeshifts into her to fool the oil man who is willing to pay for the use of her land.
And, finally, Bill arranges for a meeting at midnight in the Bon Temps graveyard with Antonia. Although they’ve both agreed to come alone, both actually are backed by their loyal followers (including, on the vampire’s side, Eric and Sookie). After the shortest-ever attempt at negotiating a peace deal, all hell breaks loose and both sides take to fighting. During the melee, Pam (Kristin Bauer) has her shot at killing Tara (Rutina Wesley), however, Bill commands her to leave Tara alone – forever.
The combination of smoke/fog and the lack of lightning make it difficult to tell who’s winning, but during the fighting, Sookie is shot and Eric is put under another spell by Antonia. Oh, and Alcide breaks his promise to Debbie and shows up to rescue Sookie.
Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren welcomed their second child on Saturday, August 13, 2011. Haven Garner Warren was born at Cedars Sinai and weighed 7 lbs and was 19 inches long.
“Healthy and happy! Big sister Honor couldn’t be more excited about the new addition to our family,” said Alba on her Facebook page.
Alba added, “Thank you for all of your support during my pregnancy. It means the world to me.”
Alba’s been keeping fans up-to-date on her pregnancy on iVillage, and just days prior to giving birth to Haven, she wrote, “The idea of loving someone as much as I love Honor is something I haven’t wrapped my head around yet. But I know I will and I can’t wait. As a mother carrying a baby we get to bond while the baby is growing – reaching each milestone, feeling hiccups, kicks, rolling around. It’s the blessing I think we get for all the round-ligament pain, sciatic pain and frequent trips to the bathroom.”
In addition to welcoming a new baby, Alba will be welcoming a new film into theaters this Friday when the fourth Spy Kids film, Spy Kids: All the Time in the World, hits theaters.
Comedy Central announced they’ve just greenlit Brickleberry, an animated series about dysfunctional forest rangers at a national park. Daniel Tosh executive produces and Waco O’Guin and Roger Black wrote and created the animated series, which will premiere in early 2012.
Comedy Central has ordered 10 episodes of the animated series. “Daniel Tosh pointed a gun at our heads and asked if we would put this series on the air, and we agreed that would be a good idea,” said Kent Alterman, the network’s head of original programming and production. “It’s a bonus that it’s so funny.”
“This is going to be on TV?” asked Tosh. “I thought this was a comic strip?”
“This is a dream come true for us,” said O’Guin on meeting Tosh. “He’s gorgeous.”
“Getting a show on COMEDY CENTRAL is cool too,” added Black.
According to the official press release announcing the series, the “inspiration for Brickleberry was O’Guin’s father-in-law who is a former park ranger. Black attempted to poke fun at him at O’Guin’s wedding and he dislocated two of his fingers.”
Kate Hudson shares first public photo of Bing via Twitter
But will the photo appear on Google and Yahoo, too? Actually, ‘Bing’ is the nickname of their first child together and the Muse frontman tweeted a photo showing Kate Hudson holding their month old baby boy.
Hudson gave birth to Bingham ‘Bing’ Hawn Bellamy on July 9, 2011 and Matt Bellamy updated fans on Bing’s birth a few days later, tweeting: “Mum and baby are strong and healthy. Mum was a warrior, Bing popped out after 4.5 hours of intense pushing!”
“For those wondering, Bingham is my mum’s maiden name, and Bing Russell was Kurt’s dad. Family connections all round!,” explained Bellamy.
And Bellamy thought he’d beat the paparazzi to the punch by tweeting the first photo of Bing, however, that didn’t seem to work as they haven’t backed off. “There should be laws protecting minors… Daily mail – expect to hear from lawyers soon ;),” said Bellamy.
Starring: Daniel Radcliffe and Ciaran Hinds [full cast list under the ‘Cast’ tab]
Directed By: James Watkins
Release Date: February 3, 2012
Genres: Horror, thriller
Running Time: 95 minutes
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for thematic material and violence/disturbing images
News: CBS Films launches a viral website
Video: Daniel Radcliffe video
Official Synopsis: Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliffe), a widowed lawyer whose grief has put his career in jeopardy, is sent to a remote village to sort out the affairs of a recently deceased eccentric. But upon his arrival, it soon becomes clear that everyone in the town is keeping a deadly secret. Although the townspeople try to keep Kipps from learning their tragic history, he soon discovers that the house belonging to his client is haunted by the ghost of a woman who is determined to find someone and something she lost… and no one, not even the children, are safe from her vengeance.
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul in ‘Breaking Bad’ (Photo Credit: Ben Leuner/AMC)
AMC will be bringing Breaking Bad back for a 16 episode fifth and final season. The final episodes will be shot in early 2012, however, AMC President Charlie Collier says the premiere date has not been set.
“From the day we heard Vince Gilligan’s completely original vision for Breaking Bad, it has been a complete joy to be involved with this show. Watching this story evolve into the complex, compelling, and intense roller coaster ride that it has become has been an incredible creative experience for everyone at AMC. Beyond that, working with Vince, his brilliant cast and crew, and our wonderful partners at Sony has been remarkable in every way. While it is sad to even contemplate the end of this series, we are so happy to have had the chance to go on this ride, and truly look forward to presenting the rest of this amazing story,” said Collier.
“It’s a funny irony — I’d hate to know the date of my own last day on earth, but I’m delighted to know what Walter White’s will be (episodically speaking). This is a great gift to me and to my wonderful writers. It’s knowledge which will allow us to properly build our story to a satisfying conclusion. Now, if we don’t manage to pull that off, we’ve got no one to blame but ourselves,” said Vince Gilligan. “Breaking Bad has been a dream job these past four years. Working with the best cast and crew in television has no doubt spoiled me for future projects. I’m lucky to get to work with them on sixteen more episodes, and I will always be grateful to both AMC and Sony Television, who from the beginning, believed in our show and supported me creatively and professionally. We have been able to take risks with Breaking Bad which would not have been possible on other networks.”
Breaking Bad has been nominated for 16 Emmy Awards, winning six since its debut on January 20, 2008.
The series stars Bryan Cranston as Walter White, Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman, Anna Gunn as Skyler White, Dean Norris as Hank Schrader, Betsy Brandt as Marie Schrader, RJ Mitte as Walter, Jr, Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman, Giancarlo Esposito as Gus Fring, and Jonathan Banks as Mike.
The Plot:
The series follows protagonist Walter White, a milquetoast high school chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife, teenage son who has cerebral palsy, and a new baby girl. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to gain financial security for his family, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in this world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White’s releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from a mild-mannered family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
