Archive for May 31st, 2009

Everyone from Megan Fox to Kristen Bell to Leighton Meester to Vanessa Hudgens to Kristen Stewart to Hayden Panettiere was present at the MTV Movie Awards, and Headline Planet has a collection of photos from the event. How did your favorite (female) celebrities look at the event? Check out the dozens of... »

“New Moon,” the sequel to last year’s breakout film adaptation “Twilight,” is among the most anticipated films of the year. The first full-length trailer for the film debuted during Sunday’s MTV Movie Awards, and it has since made its way online. What is in store for the story’s beloved characters? Watch... »

UFC has established its cards for three upcoming summer pay-per-views, and all feature anticipated battles appealing to casual fans and hardcore mixed martial arts enthusiasts alike. UFC 99 CARD - 6/13/09 *Main Card Bouts* Rich Franklin vs. Wanderlei Silva Cheick Kongo vs. Cain Velasquez Mike Swick vs. Ben Saunders Marcus Davis vs. Dan Hardy Spencer Fisher vs. Caol Uno Mirko “Cro Cop”... »

If the comment in Ken-Kennedy.com’s statement about the wrestler’s WWE release was not enough to convince fans of his health, Mr. Kennedy hopes his new video gets the job done. In a 23 second video posted on his website and Facebook account, Kennedy directly dispels rumors of a wrist injury by showing off his wrist... »

After unveiling details of “Guitar Hero 5″ by confirming sought-after acts like The White Stripes, Tom Petty and Kings of Leon would appear in the fifth general installment of the popular rhythm game series, Activision has followed up the hype with a full listing of the acts in the game. 3 Doors Down A Perfect Circle AFI Arctic... »

Variety reports that Natalie Portman has joined the cast of an upcoming medieval comedy. The “Closer” and “V for Vendetta” actress has signed to appear in “Your Highness,” an upcoming Universal film under the direction of David Gordon Green. James Franco (”Spiderman”) and Danny McBride (”Eastbound and Down”) also star. McBride, who penned the script... »

Animated film “Up” claimed the weekend box office prize, sending rival family film “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” into second place on a decline of more than 50%. “Up” claimed victory with an estimated $68.2 million; “Museum” followed with $25.5 million. Newcomer “Drag Me to Hell” entered at third with $16.6... »