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"His brain is still working. They're learning." Saban Films has released the official red band trailer for a new zombie movie called Day of the Dead: Bloodline. This is basically a remake of the classic original George A. Romero zombie movie Day of the Dead, released in 1985, though it's being called a "reimagining." The plot is about a group of military personnel and survivalists living in an underground bunker trying to survive the zombie apocalypse. The main character is a young woman named Zoe Parker, played by Sophie Skelton, who is "tormented by a dark figure from her past" - surprise, that figure is now a zombie. The cast includes Johnathon Schaech, Jeff Gum, Marcus Vanco, Mark Rhino Smith, Lillian Blankenship, and Shari Watson. This doesn't look that good at all, but if you need more zombies in your life, have at it. Here's the trailer (+ poster) for Hèctor Hernández Vicens...

This year’s MTV VMAs show was full of political messages. And wasn’t just what you saw on TV — it started on the red carpet.

First, Catfish host Nev Schulman chose to wear a yellow Star of David patch on his blazer — a reference to the yellow stars Jews across Germany and Nazi-occupied Europe were forced to wear to signify their faith — as a statement against the growing neo-Nazi and white nationalism movement.

This comes just several days after Billy Joel did the same thing, donning yellow Star of David patches on his label and back during a performance at N.

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In the past few years, DC Comics have partnered with General Mills to offer exclusive comics packaged inside some of the most popular cereal boxes on the market. Well, the time has once again come for us to hunt down more books featuring the Justice League at our local grocer.

Before we get to the limited edition comics themselves, let’s discuss what separates this year’s offerings from those previous: The fact that known creators are putting heroic spins on cereal mascots. Don’t expect drastic overhauls as people still need to recognize the fictitious spokesmen, but I’d still say they’re certainly memorable.

Here’s what you can expect to find greeting you as you stroll down the breakfast aisle: Honey Nut Cheerios’ BuzzBee as Batman, drawn by Dave Johnson; Multi Grain Cheerios featuring Wonder Woman,...

Chicago – In founding and being an artistic director of a theater company for over 30 years, Richard Cotovsky of Mary-Arrchie Co. has a few stories to tell. In Part Two of an interview with the “Godfather of Chicago Storefront Theater” Cotovsky talks about the annual Abbie Hoffman Died for our Sins Festival, and the various acts of producing memorable stage productions.

Rich Cotovsky is a lifelong Chicagoan, growing up and currently living in the Rogers Park neighborhood. He was a founding member of Mary-Arrchie Co. – an amalgamation of parent’s names from one of his early acting students – and has served as its Artistic Director since it began in 1986. His award-winning theatre company has served up gritty and memorable productions for 30 years, but their current show, “American Buffalo” – which features Cotovsky in a lead role – will be their final show. The building that houses the space the company has had since the late 1980s,...

Last week’s episode of Empire ended with Cookie and her sister Candice headed to Philly in search for their other sister Carol. Now that Cookie has to worry about her cookout event, she’s not worried about finding her sister Carol; especially if she’s going to have to search high and low. I guess it’s nice to know that this week’s episode shows Laura safe and practicing for the cookout with Hakeem. I definitely thought she was going to be bait for some twisted plan Anika had. What I will say is I wouldn’t let go of that theory just yet. … Continue reading →

The post Empire Season 2 Episode 9 Recap: The Truth Hurts appeared first on Channel Guide Magazine.

“I know you didn’t kill Nick … because I did that.”

Gabi rushes and tells Will “I know you didn’t kill Nick. because I did.” Hey, what happened to the “That” at the end? It completely loses all its impact without the “That!”

Sad, broken, devastated shell of a man Eric is the Hottest Eric.

Ej tells Gabi to shut the hell up, but Gabi keeps wanting to confess. Hope tells everyone that there’s evidence pointing to a new suspect, and the Da agrees to gibe Ej and Gabi time to confer. Will tells Gabi ‘Just listen to Ej. This isn’t all black and white.” Sure it is. And soon it’ll be all Orange, Gabi. Hope you like jumpsuits.

Sami, Lucas, Will and Sonny enter the conference room, and Sami tells Will she can’t believe he would be willing to go to prison for Gabi.

Previously On Warehouse 13.

They need another Astrolabe.

After the carnage that went down in the Fourth Season Finale, Artie needs to bite the bullet and reverse time again. If it means another beloved character has to die, then so be it. How about … Abigail. Oh wait, she’s not beloved. Well, it certainly can’t be Jane or Dr. Vanessa. And Josh still needs a chance to hook up with Steve. Oh hell, just reanimate Leena and off her again. She seems happier as a ghost anyway.

Paracelsus is on the loose, and Artie tells the team he has to be caught immediately or Mrs. Fredric will lose her control over the Warehouse. Luckily Claudia hasn’t sustained any residual effects from her bronzing, and asks Artie if he had any trouble getting a DNA sample from Josh (because only a … living relative … could survive the sample needed). Artie...

FX Network has sent along fresh Brand X with Russell Brand clips, prepping fans for the upcoming episode which airs Thursday, 11"00 p.m. First up, in "Sore Eyes" - What do Lady Godiva and Steve Jones have in common? More than you think. Next, in "Play Nice!" - What’s the best way to greet a hate-mongering fundamentalist? After that, watch "Hate: In Charts!" - Here’s the latest edition of “The Truth Hurts.” Follow that with "The Back Door" - Instead of Prozac, Russell suggests this mood elevator In "The Holy War" - Tonight’s Main Event! Henry Rollins vs. The God Warrior. Who wins? Finally, get Training Tips with Henry and Steve - How did Steve make time for debauchery while in the Sex Pistols?...

FX Network has sent along fresh Brand X with Russell Brand clips, prepping fans for the upcoming episode which airs Thursday, 11"00 p.m. First up, in "Sore Eyes" - What do Lady Godiva and Steve Jones have in common? More than you think. Next, in "Play Nice!" - What’s the best way to greet a hate-mongering fundamentalist? After that, watch "Hate: In Charts!" - Here’s the latest edition of “The Truth Hurts.” Follow that with "The Back Door" - Instead of Prozac, Russell suggests this mood elevator In "The Holy War" - Tonight’s Main Event! Henry Rollins vs. The God Warrior. Who wins? Finally, get Training Tips with Henry and Steve - How did Steve make time for debauchery while in the Sex Pistols?...

This week’s Revenge taught me something huge: I don’t know Jack. But I think I’m starting to like him.

Who woulda thought that a liberal shot of rage and grief could turn the sad-sack, in-the-dark, possibly cuckolded recent widower into a compelling character not to be trifled with? (Ditching the poetry-slam-coffeehouse beard probably didn’t hurt, either.)

Elsewhere in the episode, Charlotte uncovered someone from Amanda/Emily’s past and The Initiative’s scariness quotient was downgraded once more — it now measures somewhere between “ticked-off librarian” and “kitten with bellyache.” Let’s review the major developments of “Retribution.

Here are the results from the We Love Soaps TV "Indie Soap of the Week" poll for the week of July 3-9, 2011. Fumbling Thru The Pieces, starring Hillary B. Smith, finished in the top spot for the very first time thanks to its first season finale. The Bay was a strong #2 for the week, and Out With Dad returned and landed in the Top 3.

If you're a fan of any of these shows, we encourage you to check out some of the other series you may not have watched yet.

Indie soaps that aired one or more episodes last week were eligible.

Watch last week's indie soaps below:

- As The Corn Grows Episode 69

- Ave 43 Chapter Thirty-one

- The Bay Chapter 5 Part 3 "Far From The Bay"

- California Heaven Episodes 15, 16 & 17

- Fumbling Thru The Pieces Episode 12 "On my knees again" (Season 1 Finale)

- Life Of The Other Half Episode...

Which web series was your favorite last week? Support your favorite continuing drama or comedy and vote in the weekly We Love Soaps TV poll below. Check back on Tuesday morning for the results (voting ends Tuesday at 9 a.m. Et). Only the shows that aired one or more new episodes from July 3-9, 2011 are listed. Based on release schedules, the shows in the poll will change weekly.

If an indie soap aired this week and is not on the list, feel free to cast your vote as "Other" and add a note in the Comments section of this post.

Watch this week's indie soaps below:

- As The Corn Grows Episode 69

- Ave 43 Chapter Thirty-one

- The Bay Chapter 5 Part 3 "Far From The Bay"

- California Heaven Episodes 15, 16 & 17

- Fumbling Thru The Pieces Episode 12 "On my knees again" (Season 1 Finale)

- Life Of The Other Half Episode 10 "Facades"

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After releasing the country version of her hit "Born This Way" last month, it appears as if Lady Gaga's now gone Bollywood. She's teamed up with famous Indian producers Salim and Sulaiman for a Desi-fied remix of "Btw," which debuted earlier this week. After listening to the re-worked tune, we couldn’t help but create a playlist of other noteworthy Bollywood-influenced tracks/remixes.

» Pussycat Dolls – "Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny):" Originally used in the critically-acclaimed film "Slumdog Millionaire," Nicole Scherzinger (and, to a lesser extent, her Pussycat Dolls) teamed with producer Ron Fair on a revamped version of the song. In an interview with MTV News, Scherzinger admitted she original didn’t want to cover the Oscar-winning song saying," I was really scared and I kind of didn't want to do it. I heard the song and fell in love with it ... and I...

The CW Network has released new pictures for next week's episode of Supernatural titled, "You Can't Handle the Truth." The Truth Hurts — Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) investigate a series of suicides and discover the victims were being told brutal truths that drove them crazy. They find out someone is invoking the Goddess of Truth, Veritas, forcing people to be cruelly honest against their will and Dean is the next victim. Dean is forced to tell Sam the truth about how he feels about his return from Hell. Rod Hardy directed the episode written by Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder with story by David Reed, Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder...

Last time we saw Tara, she was cheering up thanks to an Air Supply jam session in her neighbor's suicide house. She had not told her family that Buck had been hijacking her body to woo a sweet bartender named Pammy (Joey Lauren Adams), hoping her male alter would recede back into her subconscious. But as we learned in last night's episode, "The Truth Hurts," Pammy and Buck are not going away anytime soon, and if anyone tries to get between them, Buck, the hardened Vietnam vet who shows his affection by cutting his lady's toenails and replacing her water jug, will throw down with anyone, including Tara. After the jump, Movieline assesses the damage from last night's match.

Former Australian Football League star Wayne Carey has revealed that his alcoholic father was so violent that his mother and brother planned to shoot him with a rifle. Excerpts of the sportsman's book The Truth Hurts, in which he makes the claims about his family, were printed in The Sunday Mail yesterday. Carey wrote: "One night, Dad put a serrated knife into Mum's nose and slit her nostril open. The wound left a scar, (more)...

In theaters October 2, The Office and Extras star Ricky Gervais is back in The Invention of Lying, a comedy set in a world where everyone tells the truth, until Gervais' character suddenly discovers how to lie. I mean, what else would you expect from a guy who gave the world David Brent? To celebrate the movie and a world in which Gervais can seduce Jennifer Garner, we're giving away a prize pack for the movie that includes a set of seriously, seriously sweet Bose headphones. One lucky winner will receive a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort 2 Noise Cancelling Headphones, valued at a $350 retail price, along with the Invention of Lying prize pack. Two runners-up will win the prize pack you see below: The Invention of Lying The Truth Hurts T-shirt Set of The Invention of Lying coasters The Invention of Lying Lie-o- Gram The Invention of Lying Colored Refillable Bandage...

Movie Review: Mohandas; Star Cast: Sonali Kulkarni, Nakul Vaid, Sushant Singh, Sharbani Mukherjee, Uttam Halder, Aditya Shrivastav, Govind Namdeo; Director: Mazhar Kamran; Duration: 1 Hour 57 Minutes; Rating: ** - Truth Hurts.

A dark twisted tale of stolen identity and a corrupt bureaucracy, Mohandas is the fight of one man against the system; grim and real this tale of injustice comes from the heartland of India- Madhya Pradesh. The story of a small town scam of identity theft of a man named Mohandas goads the audience into questioning the reality of India Shining. The film.

More To Love's Luke told two more contenders to take off their rings after three mack-heavy dates and one cruel game. Truth Hurts: The claws came out when Luke asked the girls to judge each other in a game of good wife/bad wife. Lauren called Kristian "too emotionally unstable for a serious relationship" and Kristian labeled Malissa "high maintenance." Lauren didn't give anyone a good mark except Melissa -- perhaps she didn't consider her a threat. But the vote of confidence didn't save Melissa from getting the lowest rating for being too young and inexperienced to wed. She, of course, cried but it worked out in her favor as it earned her an alone date. Heather also got one for getting the highest marks. Mo-Rockin' Good Time: Luke took Melissa out for Moroccan cuisine to figure out why she scored the worst: When the skinny belly dancers walked in,...