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Imagine jumping on a road trip across an unsettling version of America with an eccentric group of new companions. Each has their own superhuman ability known as “vox” and a mysterious past. You’ll travel from coast to coast, facing dangers around every turn, all while deciding how to build these relationships and impact the journey’s unfolding story. That’s the premise of Dustborn, an engaging narrative adventure from Red Thread Games.

Set in a world where history diverged after JFK’s assassination, Dustborn casts players as Pax, a smuggler transporting a secret cargo to freedom in Canada. To avoid detection, your crew poses as a punk band touring the troubled country. Through conversations and quick reflexes, you’ll steer Pax and the group on their journey. Dialog choices shape characters’ arcs and later scenes, with careful decisions carrying long-term consequences.

Between interactions, combat briefly interrupts with a simple but stylish fighting system.

Black Country Communion — the supergroup made up of acclaimed musicians Joe Bonamassa, Glenn Hughes, Jason Bonham, and Derek Sherinian — have announced their fifth studio album, aptly titled V. Ahead of its June 14th release, the band has released the lead single, “Stay Free.”

The upcoming LP marks Black Country Communion’s first album in seven years, following 2017’s Bcciv. It was produced by Kevin Shirley, who has helmed all five of the the band’s albums.

Shirley stated, “For a band that started out as a collection of the best practitioners of their instruments, they very quickly found a unique sound. This time around, it has more purpose, the riffs are tougher, and there are hooks! Yes, hooks! It’s the most cohesive record, full of soul and grit, and I think this is the one that’s going to be the benchmark for Black Country Communion.”

Hughes added, “In my opinion,...

As we now know, Quentin Tarantino's movies are all set in the same fantastical cinematic universe, offering a glimpse inside the director's head. Like in the real world, anybody can die at any time in various nasty ways, but at least in the Tarantino-verse your killer will probably be jiving to some obscure '70s pop tune or engaging you in a little banter about hamburgers before pulling the trigger. It's a rich, colorful, dangerous place, laden with pop culture references, and also has a second universe within a universe. As Tarantino explained (via Esquire):

"There's the realer than real universe, alright, and all the characters inhabit that one. But then there's this movie universe. And so 'From Dusk Till Dawn,' 'Kill Bill,' they all take place in this special movie universe. So basically when the characters of 'Reservoir Dogs' or 'Pulp Fiction,'...

Kristin Cavallari smiles close up. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/XavierCollin/ImagePressAgency

Kristin Cavallari is channeling her inner cowgirl in boots and a stringy top as she sizzles for her brand new campaign.

The Laguna Beach alum is now running an empire via her Uncommon James jewelry line. The label, which now boasts 1 million Instagram followers, is dropping new merch — and not without Kristin in the promos.

Posting to her Instagram this week, the 35-year-old sizzled in a Western look with tons of fringe and leather, showing off her super fit figure and reminding fans that she’s a total style queen.

In a video shared with her 4 million+ followers, Kristin showcased her toned legs while hanging around outdoors and enjoying her desert shoot.

Making it a busty affair in a low-cut and lingerie-like white top with string ties, the blonde went edgy in her opened and fringe black leather jacket.

Liam Neeson’s thriller “Honest Thief” repeated as the winner of a subdued domestic box office with $2.4 million at 2,502 locations.

The Open Road release declined 44% from its opening frame and has taken in $7.5 million in its first 10 days in North America. The distributor added screens in New York state following New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to give movie theaters outside of New York City permission to reopen at reduced capacity starting on Oct. 23.

Tom Ortenberg, CEO of Open Road said: “Our belief was that releasing a crowd-pleaser of a film, like ‘Honest Thief,’ at this point in time, would generate the positive word-of-mouth necessary to successfully propel the film for many weeks. Back to back weeks at number 1, confirms that belief.”

The “Honest Thief” number is one of the lowest-winning weekend totals in theaters during the past two months, but Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Comscore, said...

Yusuf/Cat Stevens is rereleasing his 1978 LP Back to Earth on April 10th as a five-cd box set featuring a remastered version of the original album, rare demos from the period, and a charity show he played at London’s Wembley Arena in 1979.

There are also two unreleased songs from the album sessions, “Butterfly” and “Toy Heart,” which he deemed “too pop” to release at the time.

Back to Earth was recorded after the singer-songwriter had a religious conversion after nearly drowning in the ocean near Malibu, California. He made...

It’s been 17 long years since “Rules of Attraction” director Roger Avary has released a film, during which time he was involved in a deadly car crash, charged with gross vehicle manslaughter, saw a work furlough translated into actual prison time, and watched things go south with Video Archives amigo Quentin Tarantino over the “Pulp Fiction” credit fiasco. Those are setbacks that might break the spine of a lesser scribe, but in Avary’s case, it seems to have strengthened his resolve to write — although until now, virtually nothing has been produced to show for it. Not for lack of trying. Some people are good at directing movies, and others are good at getting movies to direct. Avary hustled a number of projects, and somehow, “Lucky Day” was the first to get made.

The movie marks a curious comeback, . Where Avary’s other films have innovated and unsettled, this one’s clever but safe,...

If you were thinking of attending this year’s annual Labor Day weekend cinephile celebration high in the Rocky Mountains, it’s too late. Coveted passes to the 46th Telluride Film Festival sold out months ago, and the Los Angeles charter flights to Montrose, Colorado are booked.

Every year the Telluride Film Festival welcomes a new round of filmmakers and cinephiles seeking mutual satisfaction. And it marks the real start of the Oscar conversation. Sure, Sundance launched “The Farewell,” “The Report,” and “Clemency” and a raft of strong documentaries, and Cannes yielded “Rocketman” and “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and a rich crop of likely foreign-language contenders. But all these films must withstand a powerful riptide of Oscar-bound movies with massive awards campaigns behind them. Distributors don’t head for Telluride if they aren’t confident that their entries will emerge with buzz and momentum heading into Toronto.

Some...

If you were thinking of attending this year’s annual Labor Day weekend cinephile celebration high in the Rocky Mountains, it’s too late. Coveted passes to the 46th Telluride Film Festival sold out months ago, and the Los Angeles charter flights to Montrose, Colorado are booked.

Every year the Telluride Film Festival welcomes a new round of filmmakers and cinephiles seeking mutual satisfaction. And it marks the real start of the Oscar conversation. Sure, Sundance launched “The Farewell,” “The Report,” and “Clemency” and a raft of strong documentaries, and Cannes yielded “Rocketman” and “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and a rich crop of likely foreign-language contenders. But all these films must withstand a powerful riptide of Oscar-bound movies with massive awards campaigns behind them. Distributors don’t head for Telluride if they aren’t confident that their entries will emerge with buzz and momentum heading into Toronto.

Some...

Take a look at new images of "Fantastic Four" actress Kate Mara in the May 2018 issue of "Shape" magazine, wearing Tory Burch, M Missoni and a whole lot more, photographed by Ben Watts:

Mara is known for her TV roles as reporter 'Zoe Barnes' in the Netflix political drama "House of Cards" and computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg' in the Fox thriller series "24".

Mara made her film debut with "Random Hearts" (1999) and has since appeared in "Brokeback Mountain" (2005), "We Are Marshall' (2006), "Shooter" (2007), "Transsiberian" (2008), "Stone of Destiny" (2008), "The Open Road" (2009), "Iron Man 2" (2010), "Transcendence" (2014), "The Martian" (2015), "Morgan" (2016), and "Megan Leavey" (2017).

She also appeared in the FX horror miniseries "American Horror Story: Murder House" (2011) as 'Hayden McClaine', superhero feature "Fantastic Four" (2015) as 'Sue Storm'/Invisible Woman' and the Democrat cover-up historical drama "Chappaquiddick" (2017) as 'Mary Jo Kopechne'.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek Kate Mara.

Justin Timberlake is that rare superstar combo: a celebrated singer who’s also a popular actor. Hot off of the heels of being announced as next year’s Super Bowl Halftime performer, he’ll soon be seen going up against Oscar winner Kate Winslet in Woody Allen’s Wonder Wheel.

How did a former ‘Nsync boy band member end up in a film with mounting Oscar buzz? Here’s a look at the 36-year-old’s evolution from singer to thespian.

From the Mickey Mouse Club to ‘Nsync

As a kid in 1983, the Memphis-native sang country songs on the singing competition show Star Search.

The fall season is fast approaching, and CBS has announced that their Saturday morning line-up is returning for another season. Lucky Dog, Dr. Chris Pet Vet, The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation, The Inspectors, and The Open Road with Dr. Chris are all returning on September 30.Read More…...

When the lights go down, the romance between Bella Thorne and Patrick Schwarzenegger heats up in their new romantic drama Midnight Sun.

As seen in the first images, the two embark on an interesting love story that can only take place once the sun sets. The film, follows 17-year-old Katie Price (Thorne), sheltered since childhood with a life-threatening sensitivity to sunlight. One night, she meets Charlie (Schwarzenegger) whom she has secretly admired for years. She hides her condition from him as they fall in love.

This is the first starring role for Schwarzenegger, who’s the 23-year-old son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver.

The filmmaking Duplass brothers were already making some big life changes when the election of Donald Trump uprooted everything.

“When Trump got elected, almost all of the ideas that Mark and I had immediately dropped off the table,” Jay Duplass told IndieWire recently at a SAG-aftra Foundation panel. “We were like, ‘everything has changed.’ Humor has changed. Impulse has changed.”

The Duplasses have changed. Once upon a time, Jay was known as the behind-the-lens guy, while Mark was seen more often on screen. But then “Transparent” gave Jay the acting bug, and he now sees himself as a thesp as much as a filmmaker. Mark, on the other hand, has been focusing his efforts lately on production.

“He’s really the leader in terms of how he’s built out our company as almost like a mini independent film studio, like a tiny Annapurna,” Jay Duplass said of Mark. The...

The Performers | Mackenzie Davis and Kerry Bishé (tie)

The Show | Halt and Catch Fire

The Episode | “The Threshold” (Sept. 27, 2016)

The Performances | Cameron and Donna’s conscious uncoupling as both friends and business partners was positively heartbreaking. The volatile showdown between Mutiny’s ringleaders was as riveting a moment as they come in this #PeakTV era, and all of the credit belongs to portrayers Davis and Bishé.

As Donna, Bishé has spent all season exceptionally conveying her character’s concern about being viewed as less innovative than Cameron — a fear that was only confirmed when Cameron insisted that her partner was just “along for the ride.

Spotlight tonight took the big prize at the 88th Academy Awards with a Best Picture victory. Nominated for a total of six Oscars tonight it also was the big winner Saturday at the Independent Spirit Awards. The Open Road-distributed and Tom McCarthy-directed drama about the Boston Globe's Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative team's exposes of rampant sexual abuse of children by Catholic priests and the subsequent cover-ups was chosen as one of the top 10 films of 2015 by A…...

AMC is ready to take their viewers into the world of motorcycles. The network has greenlit a new reality series featuring Norman Reedus from The Walking Dead. The series, titled Ride with Norman Reedus, will have the actor traveling to six different cities and sharing about the world of motorcycles. The series will premiere in 2016, and the six cities will be featured in six hour long episodes.

Entertainment Weekly reported that fans of The Walking Dead should not worry about the fate of Daryl Dixon. He will have time to film the new series during breaks from the popular series.

Check out more about this new series from the press release:

AMC Greenlights Non-fiction Series "Ride With Norman Reedus" (Wt)

Actor And Biker-enthusiast Norman Reedus Hits The Open Road In Six, One-hour Episodes To Explore Motorcycle...

Justin Timberlake on the Oscars' Red Carpet Justin Timberlake at the Academy Awards The Social Network actor Justin Timberlake arrives at the 83rd Academy Awards, which took place on Sunday, Feb. 27, at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood. At the ceremony, Timberlake and Black Swan actress Mila Kunis introduced the nominees – and eventual winners – in the animation categories. Throughout the proceedings, he pretended to be the elusive Banksy, whose Exit Through the Gift Shop was a Best Documentary Feature contender. The joke fell mostly flat, but Timberlake actually elicited some laughs when he imitated three-time Oscar-nominated veteran Kirk Douglas*, who mercilessly stretched the Best Supporting Actress announcement into what seemed like hours. Admittedly, Douglas was funny. (The winner in that particular category turned out to be Melissa Leo for David O. Russell's The Fighter.) As announced by the Justin Timberlake-Mila Kunis duo, the Best Animated Short Film was Shaun Tan...

Take another look @ actress Kate Mara, the next 'Sue Storm' aka 'Invisible Woman' in director Josh Trank's new "Fantastic Four" feature, posing for a recent issue of "Elle" (Canada) fashion magazine.

Stylist for the "Elle" shoot was Elizabeth Cabral, with hair by Mara Roszak and makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009.

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Take another look @ images of actress Kate Mara ("The Fantastic Four") in a recent issue of "Elle" (Canada) fashion magazine.

Stylist for the "Elle" shoot was Elizabeth Cabral, with hair by Mara Roszak and makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009. Recently Mara worked on "House Of Cards".

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Sneak Peek new images of  "Fantastic Four" actress Kate Mara aka 'Sue Storm' the 'Invisible Woman',  in a recent issue of "InStyle" magazine:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009.

Mara also co-starred in the TV series "House Of Cards".

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek Kate Mara in "House Of Cards"....

Take another look @ images of actress Kate Mara, aka 'Sue Storm' the 'Invisible Woman' in the upcoming Fox feature "Fantastic Four", posing in recent issues of "GQ" and "Esquire" magazines:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009. Recently Mara played the character 'Zoe Barnes' in the Netflix series "House Of Cards".

Click the images to enlarge...

Take another look @ actress Kate Mara ("Iron Man 2"), who stars as the next 'Sue Storm' aka 'Invisible Woman' for the Fox "Fantastic Four" reboot, in a recent issue of "Elle" (Canada) fashion magazine.

Stylist for the "Elle" shoot was Elizabeth Cabral, with hair by Mara Roszak and makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009. Recently Mara worked on "House Of Cards".

Click the images to enlarge...

Rosewater — starring Gael Garcia Bernal, Kim Bodnia, Halah Bilginer and Shohreh Aghdashloo — offers a fictional account of London-based Iranian journalist Maziar Bahari's memoir Then They Came for Me, which details his period in a Tehran prison in June of 2009 after being arrested while covering the 2009 elections for Newsweek. The Open Road release is marks the feature directorial debut of Jon Stewart, who featured Bahari before and after the ordeal on The Daily Show, and made the film while John Oliver took over his Comedy Central series last summer. THR Cover Jon Stewart on Directorial Debut 'Rosewater,' His 'Daily Show' Future and Those Israel-

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Jake Gyllenhaal‘s ”Nightcrawler” sent a shiver up the spine with $515,000 at Thursday night's box office in 2,766 theaters. The Open Road thriller is not expected to surpass the $10 million at the box office over the weekend, leaving the possibility that last week's teen horror film “Ouija” will once again capture the top spot. See Photos: 9 Most Popular Hollywood-Themed Halloween Costumes: From ‘Frozen’ to ‘Captain America’ (Photos) Nicole Kidman-Colin Firth thriller “Before I Go to Sleep” also opens nationwide, as does a 10th anniversary reissue of the horror film “Saw.” Neither is expected to top $10 million. Theatrical business will likely remain.

Sneak Peek more revealing images of "Fantastic Four" actress Kate Mara aka 'Sue Storm' the 'Invisible Woman',  in a recent issue of "GQ" magazine:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008...

..."Stone of Destiny" in 2008...

...and "The Open Road" in 2009.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek Kate Mara in "House Of Cards"....

Take another look @ images of actress Kate Mara, the new 'Sue Storm' in the Fox feature "Fantastic Four", posing in recent issues of "GQ" and "Esquire" magazines:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009. Recently Mara played the character 'Zoe Barnes' in the Netflix series "House Of Cards".

Click the images to enlarge...

Take another look @ actress Kate Mara ("Iron Man 2"), who recently wrapped shooting as the next 'Sue Storm' for the Fox "Fantastic Four" reboot, in a recent issue of "Elle" (Canada) fashion magazine.

Stylist for the "Elle" shoot was Elizabeth Cabral, with hair by Mara Roszak and makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009. Recently Mara worked on "House Of Cards".

Click the images to enlarge...

John Hillcoat's heist thriller Triple Nine has been slated for a fall release on Sept. 11, 2015. The Open Road film features a strong cast, including Chiwetel Ejiofor, Casey Affleck, Anthony Mackie, Woody Harrelson, Aaron Paul, Kate Winslet, Gal Godot and Norman Reedus. Hillcoat directed the project from a script by Matt Cook. The story centers on a crew of dirty cops that is blackmailed by the Russian mob to execute a virtually impossible heist. The only way to pull it off is to manufacture a 999, police code for "officer down," but the plan is turned upside down

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Jesse Kinch, a 20-year-old rocker, became the first winner of ABC’s singing competition Rising Star on Sunday night’s finale.

Jesse Kinch Wins Rising Star

Rising Star viewers crowned Kinch the winner of a recording contract with Capitol Records Sunday night, using the show’s live, real time, social media voting. Using the Rising Star app, viewers were encouraged to vote either ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each performer, and the ones with the highest percentages of ‘Yes’ would move forward.

Without you I could have never made it to the finals! Eternally grateful. The best fans! @RisingStarABC #RisingStar pic.twitter.com/pQcfZM3xLd

— Jesse Kinch (@JesseKinch) August 18, 2014

Kinch was an early front-runner, having been voted through week after week without need for concern. Kinch always received over 80% Yes votes – more commonly staing at the 88% range. He began the show earning a 92% in his first performance of “I Put A Spell On You.

In the latest look at Jake Gyllenhaal's Nightcrawler, now set to hit theaters on Oct. 31, the actor's aspiring L.A. crime reporter takes matters into his own hands when he can't get hired by a news outlet. Nightcrawler, for which the actor lost a noticeable amount of weight (and some blood when he broke a mirror while filming a scene), co-stars Bill Paxton and was written and directed by Dan Gilroy. The Open Road film will get its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival in September.

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Sneak Peek revealing images of "Fantastic Four" actress Kate Mara aka 'Sue Storm' the 'Invisible Woman',  in a recent issue of "Elle" magazine:

Stylist for the "Elle" shoot was Elizabeth Cabral, with hair by Mara Roszak and makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009.

Click the images to enlarge...

Los Angeles (AP) — After weathering a sea of controversy, "Noah" arrived in first place at the weekend box office. Paramount's biblical epic starring Russell Crowe in the titular role opened with $44 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. The imaginative take on the tale of Noah's Ark from "Black Swan" director Darren Aronofsky led some religious groups to claim the story had been inaccurately depicted and prompted Paramount to add a disclaimer to marketing materials noting that "artistic license has been taken" in telling the story. The polarizing attention apparently paid off for "Noah," which features such additions to the well-known Bible story as angelic rock creatures and chic wardrobes for Noah and his family. "Noah," which also stars Jennifer Connelly and Emma Watson, also sailed smoothly in 22 international markets, such as Russia and Australia, earning $33.6 million abroad. "It certainly feels like the film has really connected with both mainstream moviegoers...

Sneak Peek actress Kate Mara ("Iron Man 2"), recently cast as the next 'Sue Storm' for the prepping "Fantastic Four" reboot, in the February 2014 issue of "Elle" (Canada) fashion magazine.

Stylist for the "Elle" shoot was Elizabeth Cabral, with hair by Mara Roszak and makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts", followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009.

Click the images to enlarge...

(Cbr) Despite director Josh Trank’s earlier denial, "Spectacular Now" star Miles Teller appears to still be in the mix to play Reed Richards in Fox’s "Fantastic Four" reboot. Citing “multiple insiders,” Heat Vision reports the 26-year-old actor tested for the role on Tuesday, while Kate Mara ("The Open Road", "American Horror Story") and Emmy Rossum ("Shameless") tried out for the part of Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman. A new name to emerge is Christian Cooke ("Cemetery Junction", "Magic City"), who is thought to have tested for Ben Grimm. Trank’s "Chronicle" star Michael B. Jordan, long rumored to play Johnny Storm, is...

Sneak Peek actress Kate Mara ("House Of Cards") covering the February 2014 of "Elle" (Canada) fashion mgaazine, styled by Elizabeth Cabral, hair by Mara Roszak and Makeup by Jake Bailey:

The older sister of actress Rooney Mara, Kate Mara starred in "House of Cards" as 'Zoe Barnes" and appeared in "24" as computer analyst 'Shari Rothenberg'.

She made her film debut in 1999 with "Random Hearts",followed by "Brokeback Mountain" and "We Are Marshall".

Mara filmed "Shooter" in 2007.

She filmed "Transsiberian" in 2008, "Stone of Destiny" in 2008 and "The Open Road" in 2009.

Click the images to enlarge...

Sneak Peek actress Kate Mara ("House Of Cards") in a new fashion editorial for "Elle" Canada magazine:

The older sister of actress Rooney, Kate is noted for her work in "House Of Cards" as the character 'Zoe Barnes' and for her appearance as 'Shari Rothenberg' in the series "24".

Mara made her film debut in 1999 with Random Hearts. She then appeared in "Brokeback Mountain" (2005), "We Are Marshall" (2006), "Shooter" (2007), "Transsiberian" (2008), "Stone of Destiny" (2008) and "The Open Road" (2009).

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Richard Heffner, advocate of New York public television and creator of current events series “The Open Mind,” died on Wednesday of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage, according to his son. Heffner was a professor of communication and public policy at Rutgers University in New Jersey and taught at the college’s School of Communication and Information for nearly 50 years. Also read: Hollywood’s Notable Deaths of 2013 He was influential in establishing public television, helping found the first PBS station (what is now Wnet Channel 13) in the New York area. It was on that channel that Heffner created and hosted “The Open Road,...

It’s that wonderful, frightful, cool and creepy time of year again, when everything including the leaves on the trees are dying and our taste buds are craving sugary sweets and pies made from the guts of our jack-o-lanterns. It’s October, which means Halloween is nearly upon us! Get you costumes completed, your home haunts constructed and your candy collected for trick’r treaters, because you have to make time to watch some of the scariest movies this time of year.

In an effort to assist you in your cinematic scare-fest, we’ve come up with a list of the scariest movies to watch on Halloween… with one caveat. We have excluded virtually all “slasher” flicks. Why? Well, let’s just say we all know them, we all love them on some level, but really… don’t we all want something more in our scary movies? In honor of...

Team Experience is celebrating Gay Pride with their favorite moments in gay cinema... Here's Craig (of 'Take Three' fame) on a certain seminal early 90s trip... Happy Gay Pride Weekend Everyone!

The open road and the “messed-up” faces along the way are what haunt lost hustler Mike (River Phoenix) most in My Own Private Idaho. In Gus Van Sant’s seminal 1991 gay road movie Mike trips through narcoleptic encounters with both male and female clients, Wizard of Oz-style barns crashing to the ground, talking porno mag covers, tableaux vivants sex scenes and Shakespeare’s Henry IV. His is an eventful, hardscrabble life filled with grit and longing. Each scene arouses memorable moments that every Idaho fan — gay, bi, straight or whatever it takes to have a nice day — surely still carries with them.

The most hopelessly romantic moment in the film and one of its best scenes is Mike’s campfire stopover.

Rentrak Corporation, today announced the official weekend theatrical box office numbers for the weekend period of March 29th, 2013 through March 31st, 2013 according to the company’s Box Office Essentials theatrical box office data collection and analytical service. Rank Title Distributor Name Weekend Revenue Cume Revenue Revenue # of Locations* 1 G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation Paramount $41,200,000 3,719 $51,706,875 2 Croods, The 20th Century Fox $26,500,000 4,065 $88,618,284 3 Tyler Perry’s Temptation Lionsgate $22,300,000 2,047 $22,300,000 4 Olympus Has Fallen FilmDistrict $14,000,000 3,106 $54,742,669 5 Oz The Great and Powerful Disney $11,605,000 3,324 $198,278,000 6 Host, The Open Road $11,002,000 3,202 $11,002,000 7 Call, The...

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Prem, Pyaar, Mohabaat, Ishq… how many times have we heard those words in a Bollywood movie? And how many times has the scene when those beautiful words were spoken made you sigh with the thought that if that was only me….To celebrate the day of love aka Valentine’s Day we asked our writers, “Who would you love to be your Valentine?” Read on to see who they would Love to be romanced by today and well, if we are all honest, every day!

Spending Valentines with Shah Rukh, Ranbir & Shahid! – Avinash Sidhu

I would love Shah Rukh Khan’s character in Diwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to be my valentine. This was one of the first films I watched and I immediately fell in love with his character. A funny, flirty yet romantic lover who is brave enough to try and win over Simran’s father. I love how...

In hoping to mount an Oscar push, Open Road Films announced today that The Grey and End of Watch will be returning to theaters for limited two-week engagements beginning December 7. The Grey will screen at the Laemmle Monica in Santa Monica, CA and the Laemmle Town Center in Encino, CA. Meanwhile, End of Watch will return nationwide. The film opened in theaters during a very crowded late-September weekend, having to fend off Dredd, House at the End of the Street and Trouble with the Curve as well as Resident Evil: Retirbution. The two-week run for Watch comes before the storm of Christmas Day hits that include Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained and awards favorite Les Miserables. The Open Road re-releases has us wondering, what other 2012 films would you like to see...

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It's not everyday you find a big box with the "Halo 4" logo plastered on the top of it, but the other day I was lucky enough to find just that waiting on my doorstep. As you can see in the photo above, it also sports the Doritos and Mountain Dew logos... What could possibly be inside?

Doritos and Mountain Dew, of course! But this isn't your typical bag of chips and can soda. Oh no, these are very special, limited editions indeed. Not only are they signed by members of the team at 343 Industries, they also have some very special codes on the back that will be nabbing me a whole bunch of double Xp delight as soon as I register at dewXP.com and doritosXP.com.

It's not the first time PepsiCo and Microsoft have joined forces. I'm sure many of you remember the GameFuel variety of Mountain Dew...

Back in September, when Nintendo officially revealed pricing and purchase options for the Wii U, the company mentioned the Deluxe Digital Promotion for gamers who bought the Deluxe Set console. Up until this point details have been sparse on what exactly this promotion will give players, but Nintendo finally cleared things up yesterday.

According to Nintendo, "All Wii U Deluxe Set owners who purchase digital content for Wii U, including downloadable games in the Nintendo eShop for Wii U and download codes sold at select retail stores, will earn points with a value equivalent to approximately 10 percent of the Nintendo eShop list price of each purchase."

The points you earn are then converted into credits that can be redeemed through the eShop. Apparently, every 500 points is worth $5 of eShop currency, meaning "New Super Mario Bros. U", which costs $59.99, will earn you 599 points, or $5 of eShop credit with 99 points leftover. It's sounds a little confusing,...

Want to get an early look at "Halo 4" multiplayer (again)? Well, it turns out you can do just that today at 2pm Et, thanks to the team at 343 Industries and their live-streaming Twitch.TV channel! Adding to the pre-release fun, it looks like Microsoft's Major Nelson will be taking Halo 4 related question via Twitter.

While you're watching the multiplayer stream you will be able to tweet questions at Major Nelson by including the hashtag #halo4stream. Those of you who haven't been consumed by the Twitter-verse quite yet can head over to Major Nelson's official blog and leave your questions in the comments section while you watch.

Though we still have a few things to learn before "Halo 4" lands on November 6th, we do now that multiplayer is now known as Infinity. The name comes from a massive vessel (the Unsc Infinity) that was sent into deep space as a training arena for Spartans.

Want to get a downloadable character for "Assassin's Creed III" before any of your friends (and the rest of the general public)? Well, you're going to have to drink some Nos Energy Drink first. As part of the Nos Rewards Series, Ubisoft and the energy drink maker are offering up the downloadable Sharpshooter (master of all firearms) through a new promotion.

According to the mysterious email I received this morning, the only way to get this character between now and January 31st is by heading over to drinkNOS.com, registering for an Nrs account and entering the code you find on your recently consumed can of Nos Energy Drink.

Thankfully, you won't have to drink a whole lot of it, as one point is all that's needed to secure the exclusive multiplayer character.

ooooh... so sharpshooter-y

"Assassin's Creed III" is available now for Xbox 360 and PS3

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Support for Microsoft SmartGlass has slowly been trickling out to new devices and applications over the past few months and now "Forza Horizon" has received SmartGlass support of it's own. The game throws players into an expansive open-world interpretation of Colorado, meaning there's a lot of ground to cover. Microsoft's solution? Allow players to use their tablet as an interactive map.

As of right now the "Forza Horizon" SmartGlass features are only available to users with a Windows 8 device. The new app allows players to pull up the same map of Colorado seen in game, but with a simple touch you can set waypoints

without having to interrupt the action the TV.

The new interactive map also shows players the locations of special items such as the smashable upgrade discount signs scattered around the state and highlights new race events players can take part in.

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If it wasn't all that clear from my review, my time with Resident Evil 6 was less than satisfying, causing me to wish out loud that Capcom would take a break from Resident Evil and give the series a rethink. Like Devil May Cry 4, it felt like just another number, a lackluster, mechanically uninspired mess that will likely need a full-on hard reset to get fans interested in the franchise again.

And until then, I hope we don't see anything else Resident Evil-related for a few years. In fact, nothing could be better for the series than a break, some time away from the public eye for Capcom to go back, refresh, and find a new approach to the series (or some way to go back to basics for the new generation).

With that in mind, here are some other series that would do well with some time away.

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Exclusive: Emmett/Furla Films co-founders Randall Emmett & George Furla have acquired Fair Trade, an action thriller that had been developed by Alcon Entertainment as a potential vehicle for Liam Neeson. They want Neeson, and while it isn’t immediately clear if the actor will star, Emmett/Furla will finance the film for a summer start in Pittsburgh. The film is based on the Serbian thriller The Trap. Ericson Core (Invincible) is directing a script by Matt Aldrich. Emmett/Furla is in final negotiations with Open Road Films for domestic distribution. The Open Road team is here in Toronto unveiling one of the fest’s hot titles, End Of Watch. That David Ayer-directed film stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena. In Fair Trade, Warren is down on his luck and works as a limo driver, despite having a master’s degree. When his son has a seizure and needs surgery,...