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Ivana and her fiancé seem to have some pre-wedding jitters, Tom Cruise and Sumner Redstone canoodle, and still more New Yorkers cop to encounters with Ashley Alexandra Dupre in our daily roundup of news from New York's best gossip columns.
Plus: Who's replacing Orlando Bloom?
Plus: Monsters!
It's graphic-novel day in Hollywood. Plus: Backward theater news!
Plus industry news on Laurence Fishburne, Katherine Heigl, and Kanye West.
Plus: Laurence Fishburne has never made a bad movie.
J.J. Abrams' Manhattan-based monster drama Cloverfield earned a colossal $41 million at the box office this weekend, giving it the largest-ever January opening and Paramount's tenth-biggest debut in the studio's history.
Plus industry news on Angelina Jolie, Samuel L. Jackson, and Snake Eyes.
Plus industry news on Natalie Portman, David Fincher, and Led Zeppelin.
Plus industry news on Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, and Zooey Deschanel.
Check out this shoddily produced, obviously fake trailer that someone on YouTube is trying to pass off as the real thing!
Plus industry news on Justice League, Katherine Heigl, and Avatar.
Plus news on Jeffrey Katzenberg, Bob Dylan, and the coming zombie apocalypse.
Viacom's CEO thinks Love Guru will solve all Paramount's problems.
While we were near the film's set on the southwest corner of Central Park, a random crew member handed us something interesting: a call sheet for "day 33 of 33" of shooting that appears to give away Cloverfield's ending — and alternate ending!
Plus industry news on Nicole Kidman, Jonny Quest, and Eddie the Eagle.
Industry news on Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise, Jennifer Lopez, and Christo.
Plus industry news on Zac Efron, Bill Clinton, James Bond, and the Wu-Tang Clan.
Yesterday we told you about the trailer for the new J.J. Abrams–produced monster movie, which features shaky camera-phone footage of the Statue of Liberty's head getting blown off. (Maybe the monster is some kind of enormous John Rambo!) Today the trades jump on the story, with few results, while the movie blogs continue their yeoman's work of digging into Cloverfield's viral marketing campaign.
Ryan Gosling Joins Lovely Bones: Ryan Gosling will play the murdered girl's father in Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones, joining the already-cast Rachel Weisz. We're throwing up our hands; Jackson seems determined to make a really good movie and damn the box-office consequences. God bless him.
