Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with a bit of rumoriffic fun concerning the new Bond flick, CASINO ROYALE. The internet has been abuzz with the rumor of Rose Byrne being in talks to play Bond hottie, Vesper Lynd. I kinda discounted that since the rumor came from a British tabloid, who are known the world-over for being the most accurate in their reporting, r
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here… Sundance is about to hit and we’re only a couple months from SXSW kicking into high gear… you’ll see plenty of coverage of those fests here on AICN and all over the entertainment news world… But sometimes something so cool comes in that you just know isn’t going to get mentioned by anyone… This story is here just to p
Not in the Face reviews Ultimate Fight Night 3 and discusses the return of Royce. It’s Royce’s house and he has come to kick ass and redecorate.
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UPDATE: With $16.9 million each, Glory Road squeaked ahead of Hoodwinked in a tight race for the top spot that perked up an otherwise ho-hum holiday weekend…
While not as good as The Ultimate Fighter 2 Finale, last night’s show was a pretty solid card. Only one fight went the distance, with most ending in the first round.
Jason Von Flue d. Alex Karalexis
Apparently, this was a pretty good match, with Jason winning one round and Alex winning one. Alex was ahead in […]
For those of you who weren’t aware, it was announced on Monday night that Royce Gracie will be making his return to the UFC and the octagon that earned him the respect of millions as the original Ultimate Fighting Champion. He will be facing Matt Hugh…
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Twin legal challenges call the Bush administration’s electronic surveillance program a violation of average Americans’ rights. The White House maintains that the eavesdropping is legal and vital to the war on terror.