Jennifer Lopez the most cruel and selfish of all artists

The New Yorker Jennifer Lopez has just been proclaimed the cruelest of all artists working both in the music world and in the world of cinema. So they have to know members of the last movie where the actress and singer has participated. Apparently, her personality and character leaves much to be desired.

They planned to castrate and kill Justin Bieber

Thanks to the U.S. authorities have been able to thwart the possible kidnapping and murder of Justin Bieber. Although it sounds like a joke that was a pretty serious plot to castrate and kill the Canadian singer who, thankfully, has not been carried out.

Peter Jackson will shoot sequel to "Tintin" next year

The year 2013 is going to be the year of the film and especially in the year of the sequels though these after they premiere. Another sequels coming in way is the reporter which have not been seen post any article, Tintin, in which director Peter Jackson will be responsible for this new project.

Javier Bardem, nominated for Screen Actors Guild Awards

Javier Bardem still adding good reviews all over the world and this time it was the Screen Actors Guild who want to give their support to the Spanish actor adding it to the list of nominees for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in the last film in the saga of James Bond "Skyfall".

Samuel L. Jackson also wants to be in "Star Wars: Episode VII"

Since it was published some time ago that there would be a new trilogy in the saga of "Star Wars" are several actors and actresses who want to return or who want to have a role to play in the new film developed by George Lucas. Another who plead his return is Samuel L. Jackson.

Jean Reno could participate in the saga of "Torrente"

Jean Reno is about to premiere his new movie in Spain, "Comme un chef" (Chef), and how could it be otherwise, the actor has heaped praise on Spain and especially to a particular actor , Spanish actor Santiago Segura.

Disney prepares the sequel to "Alice in Wonderland" by Tim Burton

Disney once again points to the fever of the sequels that much credit is giving Hollywood film studios. The dream factory of children and adults has just announced that it is developing the successful continuation of the Tim Burton film "Alice in Wonderland".