Glee went off the air for the season last month, but the show has not traveled far from the zeitgeist. In addition to a nationwide tour (currently stopped in Connecticut), the kids from New Directions will also hit big screens later this summer, when the limited run 3D moneygrab -- er, concert film -- Glee Live! 3D! arrives on Aug. 12. Thus far, no footage has been shown from the planned theatrics, but MTV has debuted a brief glimpse of what fans can expect. How brief? Try 15 seconds. Click through, but don't blink.
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The Buzz is still buzzing! Following reports of a positive first screening of Green Lantern, a new clip from the film has debuted online, offering potential ticket buyers the chance to see Oa -- the home-world for the Green Lantern Corps. Also on display? Geoffrey Rush's dulcet voice-over tones, and Ryan Reynolds flying around in his Lantern suit -- a scene that certainly recalls the jubilation of Jake Sully when he was able to run in his Na'vi avatar. Click through to watch.
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Imagine: A quarter-century ago, young actors like C. Thomas Howell, Jami Gertz and Kirk Cameron were among the most vital powers in Hollywood. And one man, agent Warren Klein, was their link to the studios and producers that would make or break their careers, much as they had for generations. Now imagine getting a hold of Klein's voicemails.
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Twi-hards, you're cordially invited to watch the wedding event of the year -- and the bed breaking honeymoon sex that follows soon after. After months of anticipation, the first teaser trailer for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I has arrived, and while it doesn't include any placenta chewing, it does feature sex that would wake the neighbors. Also, Taylor Lautner's unhappy face and shirtless torso. This thing has it all! Click ahead to watch.
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As it turns out, the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II clip that Emma Watson premiered during the 2011 MTV Movie Awards was not a visualization of the never-ending characters posters from the final Potter. It was a harrowing look at what happens when Harry confronts Voldemort for what could be the final time. Avada Kedav -- please, no Unforgivable Curses here. Watch after the jump.
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It has been difficult avoiding Super 8 spoilers as the release date for the film draws closer -- a goal made even more difficult if you were watching the MTV Movie Awards. Director J.J. Abrams, producer Steven Spielberg, and stars Elle Fanning and Joel Courtney debuted a brand new trailer for the mystery-soaked blockbuster during the telecast, and if you were wondering where the smoke monster went at the end of Lost -- well, here's one possible answer.
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The next two months will offer moviegoers their fair share of R-rated comedies. From Bad Teacher to Horrible Bosses to The Change-Up to Friends with Benefits, most of this summer's laughs will come with an f-word firmly attached (or, in the case of The Hangover Part II, the c-word). Hoping to stay afloat in this summer of swears is 30 Minutes or Less, Ruben Fleischer's R-rated action/comedy follow-up to Zombieland. One way to separate the film from the pack? A clean first clip that highlights co-star Aziz Ansari's prison warden rules about classroom texting. Click through to watch.
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For more than 70 years, America has recognized the first Friday in June as National Doughnut Day. This calls for numerous celebrations, from the offering of free doughnuts at chain and indie retailers nationwide to the corrupted Twitter trending of #donutday. But no such commemoration would truly be complete without a look back at the greatest doughnut-shop scene in the history of cinema.
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Gentleman-thug enforcer Martin Donovan has been sent to bring loner James Franco to his boss, slick gangster Josh Lucas, in NYU professor Jay Anania's indie drama Shadows & Lies. But Franco's eating a sandwich, and you don't want to bother Franco when he's eating a sandwich. "Are you muscling me?" asks Franco's William Vincent. "You'd know if I was," replies Donovan. Watch Movieline's exclusive clip after the jump.
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Michael Bay has dropped a new Transformers: Dark of the Moon ad into the blogosphere to kick off your action-packed weekend early. In the latest spot, Shia LaBeouf's Sam Witwicky starts a boring office job, cracks wise with a robot and laments his 9-to-5 job to onscreen girlfriend, Megan Fox replacement Rosie Huntington-Whiteley -- who has another line! If you're ready to hear the Victoria's Secret model speak -- and see a Xerox machine transform on a frustrated office worker -- click ahead.
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Let's all give a hearty welcome back to Monte Hellman, the celebrated auteur who gave us the legendary Two-Lane Blacktop -- among other delights and curios of the '60s, '70s and '80s -- before taking a two-decade hiatus from feature filmmaking. The hiatus ends one week from today with Road to Nowhere, which first launches in New York on June 10 before rolling out to Los Angeles and other select markets in the ensuing weeks. Who's up for a first-look clip?
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Hip-hop heads, take note: Your new must-see film is coming this summer, courtesy of actor and now documentarian Michael Rapaport. With appearances from multi-generational hip-hop luminaries like Common, Ludacris, the Beastie Boys and more, Beats, Rhymes, and Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest examines the rise and dissolution of the iconic rap group. Yes, you can kick the trailer after the jump.
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Mere days after Richard Phillips gave us his luminous, waterlogged objet d'art featuring Lindsay Lohan, the painter/photographer/filmmaker returns this week with new muse Sasha Grey. The porn icon turned serious actress turned exploitation star turned future Sacramento Hall of Famer is the star of Phillips' latest effort, currently being showcased in conjunction with the ongoing Venice Bienniale. It's... cool and all, but what does it mean? Phillips explains:
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Some loyal Star Wars fans believe that the only possible explanation for George Lucas's disappointing prequels is that the actual director was kidnapped and held hostage while an evil impostor George Lucas directed Ewan McGregor and Natalie Portman in the less-than-enthusiastically received trilogy. Now, those fans have made a trailer for a fake film called George Lucas Strike Back, in which the director escapes his jail cell and avenges Episode I with the help of Steven Spielberg, Chewie and Princess Leia.
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The good news: Jessica Biel got her chance to work with Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky! The bad news: It was for a Revlon commercial about lash-plumping mascara. And, well, it's no Black Swan; now there's a movie that knew its way around a make-up brush. Watch Biel pout and bat her lashes in soft focus in Aronofsky's least-daring work to date after the jump.
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