It’s been a tough time for fans of the Entertainment world recently. Over the past few weeks we’ve lost Sydney Pollack, Stan Winston and Tim Russert. Yesterday, we lost comedian George Carlin. He was 71 years old.
"Look, we got it covered. We’re just trying to find a place to put Mike’s yogurt while we do the job." - Sam, Burn Notice
According to a friend of the Spears family, 17-year-old Jamie Lynn Spears gave birth to a baby girl Thursday morning at a south Mississippi hospital. The family has not made an official announcement but the friend told the Associated Press that the baby weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and Jamie Lynn named her Maddie Briann (poor kid).
I’m stepping a bit on Jason’s toes with this one. I know how much he *looooves* Spike Lee. But I’m going to call dibs on it because I have a personal connection.
Variety is reporting that Spike Lee has acquired the rights to “Time Traveler: A Scientist’s Personal Mission to Make Time Travel a Reality” by Ronald Mallett, PhD. Lee used his own money and has set the project up at his production company.
Hollywood special effects legend Stan Winston has died of cancer at the age of 62.
I can’t believe Tim Russert is dead. He was only 58 years old.
The NBC news political journalist died after collapsing at work Friday. Tom Brokaw broke the sad story on the network at around 3:40 p.m. this afternoon.
He had just returned home from a vacation in Italy to celebrate his son Luke’s graduation from Boston College.
Chalk this one up to weird news I ran across that I just couldn’t pass up. You would think by now that celebrities would know better than to talk about certain things in interviews. I guess some people just don’t care what people know about them. Now we know even more about Kate Beckinsale than we ever thought we would (and probably more than we ever wanted to know).
Legendary director Sydney Pollack died on Monday afternoon from cancer. It happened at his home in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles and he was surrounding by his family and loved ones.
He first achieved critical success for his role in Tootsie and for his direction of Out of Africa, which won seven Oscars, including Best Director.