Terrence Howard
Terrence Howard has landed a guest-starring role on Hawaii Five-0, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
The Oscar nominee will appear in an episode that features flashbacks to...
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Faran Tahir
Burn Notice is beaming up Star Trek's Faran Tahir for a guest spot on the show's upcoming sixth season, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
Burn Notice recruits Scrubs' John C. McGinley to play Michael's CIA trainer
Tahir, 49, will portray...
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Robert Downey Jr. and wife Susan
Robert Downey Jr. and wife Susan welcomed their first child together on Tuesday, People reports...
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Robert Downey and Susan Downey
Robert Downey Jr. has spilled the beans: He and wife Susan are having a baby boy.
The Iron Man star revealed the sex of his impending child, who is due in February, Monday night on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. "I am not permitted to discuss it," he joked. "I can't say a word... We're having...
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Robert Downey Jr.
Robert Downey Jr., who battled his own vices and came back on top of Hollywood, is hoping he can bestow a second chance upon another troubled actor: Mel Gibson.
While being honored with the American Cinematheque Award, the Iron Man star pleaded with Hollywood to "forgive" Gibson, his former Air America co-star, who was in attendance to present him with the award, according to Deadline.com.
Jewish leaders blast Mel Gibson, Warner Bros. for Maccabee movie
"Unless you are...
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Jon Favreau
Jon Favreau will not direct Iron Man 3, he announced on Twitter.
"It's true, I'm directing Magic Kingdom, not Iron Man 3," Favreau wrote Tuesday. "I've had a great run with Marvel and wish them the best."
Favreau recently told MTV News that he wasn't sure what Iron Man 3 would be about, especially with The Avengers and separate films for the superhero team members on tap in the next few years.
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"In theory, Iron Man 3 is going to be a sequel or continuation of Thor, Hulk, Captain America and Avengers," he told MTV News. "This whole world ... I have ...
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Law & Order: Los Angeles
After spending the summer playing Nelson Mandela for the upcoming film Winnie, Terrence Howard just couldn't let go of the South African president-activist so easily. So he found a way to bring Mandela to his newest role, Deputy District Attorney Jonah "Joe" Dekker on Law & Order: Los Angeles.
"The most important part of him was his legal appetite and his appetite for moral rightness. When we finished the movie, I wasn't finished being a lawyer," Howard told reporters on a conference call Tuesday.
Law & Order: Los Angeles' Terrence Howard says character is show's "moral compass"
Added executive producer Rene Balcer: "He did the read-through in Nelson Mandela's voice. That was quite an experience to hear...
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While most Dwarf Caiman crocodiles (and humans) celebrate Halloween on Oct. 31, little Hadies got in on the costumed fun a few weeks early.
YouTube user MorRokko dressed up her very obedient pet croc Hadies as ...
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Robert Downey Jr.
Iron Man 2, which has yet to hit theaters in North America, has raked in $100.2 million overseas, according to Reuters.
Robert Downey Jr. in talks to play Wizard of Oz
The superhero sequel, starring Robert Downey Jr. and based on the Marvel comic, opened in 53 international territories over the weekend in 6,764 theaters, with a particularly strong showing in ...
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Iron Man, Harry Potter
Could Harry Potter beat Iron Man in a fight? We'll soon find.
The final Harry Potter has been confirmed to open Jul. 15, 2011 — the same opening date Marvel/Paramount has scheduled for The Avengers ...
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