Wow. Much don't. Many can't even. Despite Farrah Abraham's insistence that her 2013 film Backdoor Teen Mom was "leaked" against her will—and was, therefore, a "sex tape" and not a "straight-up porno"—Vivid has now confirmed that they're releasing a sequel entitled Farrah 2: Backdoor and More.
The potential sequel to the best movie of our time is definitely happening. The Hollywood Reporter brings news from that magical land to the west that Elizabeth Banks will direct it and that Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson are "likely" involved as well.
The Aca-Tramps from Pitch Perfect are headed back to the theaters in 2015. Kay Cannon is returning as the screenwriter (yes!), but nothing is confirmed beyond that — though it's hard to imagine the cast would pass up the opportunity to reprise their rolls in a Cannon-penned script. Besides, what else does that cast of…
Sigh. Amanda Bynes' repeated insistence on only using her (technically crappy; see above) Twitter selfies comes from a dark place, it looks like. I know: You're totally shocked.
Thanks to YouTube, cup playing has gone from a thing you did at summer camp in middle school (at least it's a thing that I did at summer camp in middle school [Ed: I've never even HEARD of this!]) to a full-blown trend showing up in TV, movies and on actual albums. In fact, actress Anna Kendrick is such a fan of cup…
I don't know what kind of movie you're hoping to see if you go to Pitch Perfect, the Anna Kendrick-starring comedy about college a cappella tournaments, but I can almost guarantee that it won't be what you expect. At least it wasn't for me. I went into the theater thinking I was about to take in a cross between Glee…
Sorta willing to bet that even Anna Kendrick leading a chorus of girls in Blackstreet's "No Diggity" can't beat anything Bridesmaids' criminally-underused Rebel Wilson is gonna do in this movie, which looks like a Glee/Bring It On mashup of epic proportions. All that's missing is Will Schuester's Jheri Curl and "spirit…
Men with deeper, more "masculine" voices have more children than those with higher-pitched voices, according to a report from Biology Letters. Researchers from Harvard conducted a study on the Hazda, a group of hunter-gatherers in Tanzania, because the Hadza live much like our ancestors did, without the trappings of…
