Seventeen Music and Movie Website Superlatives

Seventeen Music and Movie Website Superlatives

Last week, we shared our favorite music of 2010 (so far). Today, we decided to throw the Internet into the mix. Below, we award superlatives to a smattering of music and movie artist websites....  read more

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Pearl Jam, Jim Carrey, Vampire Weekend, Oh My: Video Clips of Conan O'Brien's Finest Tour Guests

Pearl Jam, Jim Carrey, Vampire Weekend, Oh My: Video Clips of Conan O'Brien's Finest Tour Guests

Everyone’s favorite gangly ginger funnyman with a penchant for string-dancing (Conan O’Brien, in case we lost you there) made a lot of famous friends during his 16-year stint as the host of NBC’s Late Night, and he’s putting them all to good use. Throughout his “Legally Prohibitied From Being Funny On Television Tour,” O’Brien invited actors, comedians, musical guests and one boxer to help him out. Below are but a few of the highlights:...  read more

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2010 Webby Award Winners Include Roger Ebert, Brad Pitt

2010 Webby Award Winners Include Roger Ebert, Brad Pitt

The 14th annual Webby Awards were announced today, recognizing both people and organizations who can claim internet achievement....  read more

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Paul Giamatti in for Three Stooges Movie, Jim Carrey Out

Paul Giamatti in for Three Stooges Movie, Jim Carrey Out

Admittedly, we've already allotted a good bit of digital ink to a film that remains stunted in the pre-production stage (10 years and counting?), but it's not just The Three Stooges we're talking about here. It is the Farrelly Brothers' Three Stooges, and their casting process looks as chaotic as, well, a true Stooges film should be. ...  read more

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Sean Penn, Jim Carrey, Benicio Del Toro cast as Stooges

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That the Farrelly Brothers and MGM are planning on using Jim Carrey and Benecio Del Toro for their upcoming Three Stooges feature shouldn't be a huge surprise. Del Toro’s a highly physical actor, making him a perfect fit for their vein of comedy, while Carrey’s face is made out of silly putty, making him a great fit both this film and perhaps a live-action Tex Avery flick as well. Alongside this, though, they announced that the one confirmed member of the cast is none other than Sean Penn as Larry. Go ahead, cue the music. ...  read more

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Amid grim forecast, Sundance acquisitions move forward

Amid grim forecast, Sundance acquisitions move forward

As sober financial outlooks continue to soften expectations for the business side of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, the events have gone forward at full charge. For critical feedback, keep tuned to our Festivus blog as Paste’s chief film critic Robert Davis continues to provide rolling commentary....  read more

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Yes Man

Yes Man

In episode 1F05 of The Simpsons (“Bart’s Inner Child”), a...  read more

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Zooey Deschanel contributes songs to Yes Man

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We just named Zooey Deschanel's venture with M. Ward, She & Him, our album of the year. If you're like us and you were won over by the actress's musical chops, you might want to pay attention to the soundtrack of her upcoming film, Yes Man....  read more

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Chris Columbus takes over Ripley's Believe It or Not

Chris Columbus takes over <em>Ripley's Believe It or Not</em>

Film's always had its great directors, from Alfred Hitchcock to Quentin Tarantino, and its embarrassments, from Ed Wood to Uwe Boll. But rarely are the truly mediocre talents, the ones who fill out the rest of a studio's yearly output, celebrated for what they add to the field. For our day and age, there is perhaps no greater creator for mediocrity than Chris Columbus. The director of Home Alone 2 and Rent, Columbus has now announced the next project he plans on tapping with his magical wand of passable entertainment: Ripley's Believe It or Not....  read more

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Watch the trailer for Carrey and Deschanel's Yes Man

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Let us tell you a story: there once was a guy, Danny Wallace, who was a little on the negative side. In an attempt to turn his life around, he decided to say “yes” to every opportunity that came his way for a year. Yes to personal opportunities, yes to business ideas, yes to everything.He then got involved with all kinds of antics, won $48,000, and wrote a book, Yes Man, that Warner Bros. is turning into a movie starring Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel. Yes!...  read more

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