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Former Bobby Draper Actor Says January Jones Is Not "Approachable"
Yet another actor will assume the role of Bobby Draper on the award-winning Mad Men for this upcoming season. This will be the fourth actor to play Don and Betty's son in the five seasons it has been on AMC. The departing Bobby, Jared Gilmore, has opted to take a series regular role on ABC's Once Upon a Time. read more
Found in: TV, NewsWatch a New Trailer for X-Men: First Class
Information has slowly been trickling out about Matthew Vaughn’s upcoming X-Men prequel, First Class. Today, a second trailer has surfaced, showing off more action-packed sequences, a better look at some of the movie’s mutants, and a deeper look at the relationship between Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) and Erik Lensherr (Michael Fassbender.)... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsX-Men: First Class is Behind Schedule, Releases Trailer Anyway
X-Men: First Class actress January Jones recently told ScreenRant.com that the movie was behind schedule, currently midway through six weeks of re-shoots. Jones, who plays Emma Frost, a mutant telepath with the ability to turn her skin to diamond, stars alongside James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsEight Housewives Who Would Make Kick-Ass Superheroes
According to Variety, Mad Men‘s January Jones is slated to play Emma Frost in the Matthew Vaughn-directed X-Men Origins: First Class. We can’t think of anything as satisfying as seeing the unhappy, mistreated Betty Draper finally go mutant and kick some villainous butt. That got us thinking about other frustrated housewives we’d like to see transformed into Marvel demigods, finally muscled-up and ready to take their fate into their own Kung Fu-fighting hands. Thus we’ve drawn from the far corners of both desperate housewifery and comic book ladydom to show what would happen if only Bree Hodge could fly and... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayRicky Gervais, January Jones, Joel McHale, Many More to Present 2010 Emmys
The Emmys have announced a few names of award-presenters to bequeath the coveted award at the Emmy ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday, Aug. 29. The list so far includes The Office’s John Krasinski and Ricky Gervais, Mad Men’s January Jones, Glee’s Matthew Morrison, Modern Family’s Sofia Vergara, Community‘s Joel McHale and _The Good Wife’s_ Julianna Margulies.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsThe Best One-Liners From the Women of Mad Men
This story is a part of our Mad Men Takeover. Season four of the series premieres on AMC this Sunday, July 25. — The wickedly witty women of Mad Men finally got a montage of their own.... read more
Found in: TV, NewsOprah, Meet Don Draper: Mad Men Cast to Hit Daytime TV This Afternoon
AMC's Mad Men captures the style and social climate of the early '60s in a darkly sexy and understated way, tying together romantic, political and historical plot lines with a sea of skinny ties, dapper suits and clinking brandy glasses. What better match for the show then the lady who gives away free cars!But seriously, according to the New York Times' ArtsBeat, Mad Men's January Jones and Jon Hamm will visit Oprah on her talk show this afternoon. ... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsMad Men review. Episode 2.12—“"The Mountain King""
"Meditations in an Emergency," this past weekend's much-anticipated Season 2 closer of Mad Men, was rumored to be action-packed...inasmuch as the roguishly scrupulous AMC series could be. (Look for Paste's review of the episode later today.) The finale sneak peek on AMC.com casually drew taught of strings of season 2's many repressed conflicts—Don’s infidelity, Betty's mysterious health problem, the corporate future of Sterling Cooper, Pete's marital discord—while the ad men threw around optimistic suggestions about the expansion of the business, futures burgeoning with corvettes and financial independence. But the boyish banter cut short when Paul joked, "Why am I feeling... read more
Found in: TV DetailMad Men review. Episode 2.12—“"The Mountain King""
"Meditations in an Emergency," this past weekend's much-anticipated Season 2 closer of Mad Men, was rumored to be action-packed...inasmuch as the roguishly scrupulous AMC series could be. (Look for Paste's review of the episode later today.) The finale sneak peek on AMC.com casually drew taught of strings of season 2's many repressed conflicts—Don’s infidelity, Betty's mysterious health problem, the corporate future of Sterling Cooper, Pete's marital discord—while the ad men threw around optimistic suggestions about the expansion of the business, futures burgeoning with corvettes and financial independence. But the boyish banter cut short when Paul joked, "Why am I feeling... read more
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