I can’t with this.
Terrence Malick on TMZ
so this is amazing. banal paparazzi death circus TMZ chased down Benicio del Toro for some extremely pressing questions about the future of political borders, completely ignorant of the fact that Terrence Malick — the most elusive and press-shy filmmaker in the world — was right in front of them. Malick, who has approximately 82 films in various states of production right now, has been everywhere these past few weeks, but no press outlet on earth has gotten close enough to him to ask him any questions. TMZ did. and they blew it. they blew it so hard. oh, the decline of western civilization.
i can’t, in good conscience, embed an episode of that show on my site, but HEAD OVER TO VULTURE TO SEE IT FOR YOURSELF.
p.s. make sure to enjoy Malick’s completely smooth paparazzi dodge, like that friend who leaps out of the way whenever someone whips out a camera. except, in this case, that friend made Tree of Life.
(Source: film-dot-com)
According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, the blaze at the North Hollywood Medical Center was put down in just 23 minutes, and no one was hurt.
The hospital is closed to the public… and is now primarily used as a filming location.
Umm what? Somebody better tell TMZ the building has a wrecking ball sized hole in it (and them some).
Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution has renewed the Telepictures Productions show through the 2013-2014 season on Fox Television Stations, and on stations covering more than 75 percent of the country, Warner Bros. announced Tuesday.
I have the perfect solution. We’ll euthanize him. We will put him out of his misery. We’ll send the Bear Jew over to his house with a baseball bat. This guy is a Holocaust-denier, we’re gonna take the bat… Boom! One swing on the side of his head. I have practice. I’ve killed many Nazis.
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| — | Eli Roth (as the Bear Jew) re: Mel Gibson to TMZ |
Little Kids Reenact TMZ (via Vulture, by Babelgum)
Miss America 2010 Wasn’t All That in 2002 | TMZ.com
Yeah she was actually normal. TMZ is trying to be snide here, but I think it comes across as inspiring.
