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The group addressed the situation on the cover of the May 3, 2003 issue of Entertainment Weekly, where they appeared naked and adorned with some of the more creative slurs that had been lobbed their way, such as «Saddam's Angels» and «Dixie Sluts.»
Sophia Bush had a busy day at the 2015 NBC Upfront Presentation where she promoted her show «Chicago PD» at Radio City Music Hall on Monday (May 11) in New York City, before attending the Entertainment Weekly and PEOPLE celebration of The New York Upfronts held at The Highline Hotel in the evening.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Brolin was asked where does Thanos» anger and pain come from, and why is it that he's so damaged.
Neve Campbell was recently interview by Entertainment Weekly where she spoke about the passing of Wes Craven, and a possible Scream 5.
Following that first look this morning at Eddie Redmayne as Newt Scamander, Entertainment Weekly has released seven new images from «Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.»
He is still an occasional contributor to Entertainment Weekly, where he was a founder and editor of EW's award - winning Pop Watch blog.
Williams confirmed the news later that day on Entertainment Weekly: The Show, where he said «it's pretty safe to say, yeah, I think I'm going to be a part of the family.»
Entertainment Weekly was at the Snow White and the Huntsman event where Charlize Theron apparently stole the show.
Entertainment Weekly asked him about plans for the Black Panther sequel, and he stayed vague, but confirmed they know where they're going:
But while previews have eerie music and depictions of spooky creatures, Entertainment Weekly writer Chris Nashawaty says the film «forgets to be scary,» Variety writer Peter Debruge says there are «vacancies where the scares should be,» and Guardian writer Peter Bradshaw wrote that he is «less convinced by [director Guillermo Del Toro's] Halloweeny ghosts» than by other aspects of the film.
«Honestly, there's an issue at the moment where there's a lot of people being accused of things, they're being accused by multiple victims, and it's compelling and frightening,» Yates told Entertainment Weekly.
Entertainment Weekly has released the first image of Michael Chiklis (The Shield, Fantastic Four) as GCPD Captain Nathaniel Barnes in the upcoming second season of Gotham... Meanwhile, speaking to EW, Ben McKenzie has been discussing where he thinks the first season of the show went wrong, and how they plan to address it in season -LSB-...]
Even after revelations about the American term for «Muggle» and the film's plot, Entertainment Weekly has still more secrets to divulge about «Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them» — namely, details about the central characters.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the Kingsman sequel will be upgraded from the February dumping ground to June 16, 2017, where the espionage comedy will face off against Cars 3 and...
Entertainment Weekly is reporting that Brooklyn star Saoirse Ronan has signed to to appear in an adaptation of Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach, where she'll play the female lead Florence.
Entertainment Weekly reports «The connection between «alternative facts» and Orwell's dystopian novel was made on CNN's Reliable Sources, where Washington Post reporter Karen Tumulty said, «Alternative facts is a George Orwell phrase.»»
His most recent Junior Bender book, the Christmas 2016 release Fields Where They Lay, was an editor's pick at Entertainment Weekly and at Publishers Weekly, and reviewers drew comparisons with such diverse writers as Arthur Conan Doyle and Donald M. Westlake.
Prior to joining Blurb, Larsen had been serving as Executive Vice President of Time, Inc., where he oversaw global operations of major media brands, including Time, People, Entertainment Weekly, Sports Illustrated and Fortune.
Well, it seems that it has: In the past week, Paolo Giordano's debut has received accolades in the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly and USA Today — not to mention BookPage, where reviewer Tony Kuehn wrote that the author «deftly creates a sense of loneliness and loss through the use of simple, beautiful language and powerful imagery.»
Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the director of last summer's biggest film had this to say: «I always imagined Inception to be a world where a lot of other stories could take place.