American Cake: Reunion will get a brand new trailer

American Cake: Reunion has launched a brand new theatrical trailer packed filled with new footage, as Jim, Finch, Stifler and co celebrate their high-school reunion over time-honoured style... through getting wasted and sleazing on women.The brand new trailer introduces a couple of new plot points, such as the arrival from the girl Jim accustomed to babysit for. Naturally, she's turning 18, and will test sex-starved Jim's forces of self-control.Elsewhere, there's more Stifler-centric action, having a welcome suggestion the character has came back towards the obnoxious frat-boy from the first couple of films, as opposed to the gibbering moron from the third.Browse the new trailer below... Nostalgia may be the title of the overall game with that one, and will also be interesting to determine how co-company directors Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg balance the gross-out gags using the stresses and strains of adult existence.It's the most interesting ground the series has covered because the original movie, and it's not only fond reminiscences which have us excited by that one. American Cake: Reunion opens within the United kingdom on 2 May 2012.

Fanboy or Fascist?

"What the box office success of the re-released Special Editions told Hollywood is that the only way to create another global phenomenon is to make a new STAR WARS movie. 1997 was the start of the modern-day fanboy/geek culture that now runs Hollywood. Fanboy culture (Comic-Con, Harry Potter, Twilight, The Hunger Games, The Lord of the Rings, J.J. Abrams, Joss Whedon, Marvel comics, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Glee, Aint-It-Cool-News, Attack of the Show) is a groupthink mentality that claims to be democratic, what with its we-know-whats-best-because-were-fans ethic, but is really pop culture fascism. And its the fans demand (remember, fan is short for fanatic), that led to Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace - the most hyped (and possibly most reviled) blockbuster in movie history." [Some Came Running]

Cast Joins Busted Knuckle Thriller Killing Angels

Chris Hayes (The Whispering Dead), Gabriela Dias (Tomorrows End), and Scott Campbell (Brokeback Mountain) have signed on as actors and producers for director Daniel Rantas’ thriller Killing Angels that is set to begin shooting this summer in Los Angeles, Prague and Germany. Busted Knuckle Productions founder Hunter G. Williams wrote the script for the thriller, whichhas elements of drama and is set in the seedy underworld of the sex trade.It centers on children who are exploited until a new rogue military group takes justice into their own hands. L.A.-based Busted Knuckle focuses on thriller/horror films with 14 titles attached to its label to date.

The Assistance, Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer Win At NAACP Image Honours

The Assistance gathered more accolades tonight using the NAACP Image Honours naming it Best Movie, and Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer were selected Best Actress and Supporting Actress. Events in the Shrine Auditorium were located by Sanaa Latham and Anthony Mackie. Additionally, the Founding People from the Black Stuntmens Association received the NAACP Presidents Award. A listing of those who win moving picture and television groups follows: Movie Outstanding Movie “The Help” (DreamWorks Pictures/ Participant Media/ Touchstone Pictures) Outstanding Actor inside a Movie Laz Alonso – “Jumping the Broom” (TriStar Pictures) Outstanding Actress inside a Movie Viola Davis – “The Help” (DreamWorks Pictures/ Participant Media/ Touchstone Pictures) Outstanding Supporting Actor inside a Movie Mike Epps – “Jumping the Broom” (TriStar Pictures) Outstanding Supporting Actress inside a Movie Octavia Spencer – “The Help” (DreamWorks Pictures/ Participant Media/ Touchstone Pictures) Outstanding Independent Movie “Pariah” (Focus Features) Outstanding Foreign Movie “In the Land of Bloodstream and Honey” (FilmDistrict) DOCUMENTARY Outstanding Documentary – (Theatrical or Television) “Sing Your Song” (Cinemax Documentary Films) WRITING Outstanding Writing inside a Comedy Series Salim Akil, Mara Brock Akil – “The Game” – Parachutes….Beach Chairs (Wager) Outstanding Writing inside a Dramatic Series Lolis Eric Elie – “Treme” – Father Christmas, Do You Obtain the Blues? (Cinemax) Outstanding Writing inside a Movie – (Theatrical or Television) Ann Peacock – “The First Grader” (National Geographic Entertainment) Pointing Outstanding Pointing inside a Comedy Series Leonard R. Garner Junior. – “Rules of Engagement” – The Setup (CBS) Outstanding Pointing inside a Dramatic Series Ernest Dickerson – “Treme” – Do Watcha Wanna (Cinemax) Outstanding Pointing inside a Movie – (Theatrical or Television) Salim Akil – “Jumping the Broom” (TriStar Pictures) TELEVISION Groups Outstanding Comedy Series “Tyler Perry’s House of Payne” (The best spinner's) Outstanding Actor inside a Comedy Series Malcolm-Jamal Warner – “Reed Between your Lines” (Wager) Outstanding Actress inside a Comedy Series Tracee Ellis Ross – “Reed Between your Lines” (Wager) Outstanding Supporting Actor inside a Comedy Series Nick Cannon – “Up Through The Night” (NBC) Outstanding Supporting Actress inside a Comedy Series Keshia Dark night Pulliam – “Tyler Perry’s House of Payne” (The best spinner's) Outstanding Drama Series “Law & Order: Special Sufferers Unit” (NBC) Outstanding Actor inside a Drama Series L.L. Awesome J – “NCIS: La” (CBS) Outstanding Actress inside a Drama Series Regina King – “SouthLAnd” (TNT) Outstanding Supporting Actor inside a Drama Series James Pickens, Junior. – “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC) Outstanding Supporting Actress inside a Drama Series Archie Panjabi – “The Good Wife” (CBS) Outstanding Television Movie, Small-Series or Dramatic Special “Thurgood” (Cinemax) Outstanding Actor inside a Television Movie, Small-Series or Dramatic Special Laurence Fishburne – “Thurgood” (Cinemax) Outstanding Actress inside a Television Movie, Small-Series or Dramatic Special Taraji P. Henson – “Taken From Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story” (Lifetime) Outstanding Actor inside a Daytime Drama Series Emerson Brooks – “All The Kids” (ABC) Outstanding Actress inside a Daytime Drama Series Tatyana Ali – “The Youthful and also the Restless” (CBS) Outstanding News/ Information – (Series or Special) “Unsung” (TV One) Outstanding Talk Series “Oprah’s Lifeclass” (OWN: The famous host oprah Winfrey Network) Outstanding Reality Series “Dancing using the Stars” (ABC) Outstanding Variety Series or Special “Oprah Presents: Master Class” (OWN: The famous host oprah Winfrey Network) Outstanding Kids Program “I Could Be Leader: A Kids-Eye View” (Cinemax) Outstanding Performance inside a Youth/ Kids Program – (Series or Special) Keke Palmer – “True Jackson, Vice president” (Nickelodeon)

Kenny Rogers sues Capitol Records

Pop-country star Kenny Rogers has added his name to a growing list of heritage artists suing their labels for digital royalties with a suit filed against Capitol Records in federal court in Nashville on Monday. The action alleging breach of contract and unfair competition was lodged by attorney Richard Busch, who also filed a suit against Capitol on behalf of the estate of the Knack's drummer Bruce Gary in December (Daily Variety, Dec. 28). Like most of the other pending suits, Rogers' action reflects an appellate court decision in F.B.T. Productions' suit against Universal Music Group and Aftermath Records. That decision found that F.B.T., which produced Eminem's earliest recordings, was entitled to much higher digital royalties based on rates for masters licensed to third parties (Daily Variety, Sept. 7, 2010). However, Rogers' suit also alleges a variety of other accounting abuses by Capitol, and thus was not filed as a class action. It involves royalties for recordings made under 1975 and 1977 contracts with United Artists Records, Capitol's predecessor in interest. During this period, the singer's top-five pop hits included "Lucille," "She Believes in Me" and "Coward of the County." Action follows a 2007 audit on Capitol's books performed by Rogers. It claims that the vocalist was underpaid in excess of $400,000, and that the label failed to respond to the artist's written objections. Suit alleges that Capitol failed to pay a 50% royalty specified contractually for what the 1977 contract refers to as "non-disc records." It alleges that the label received "substantial income" from download and ringtone licenses to iTunes, eMusic, Verizon Wireless and other suppliers. It also claims that Capitol distributed free goods in foreign territories without accounting for or paying for them; failed to report record club income; wrongfully withheld foreign taxes; deducted inappropriate video costs; and failed to account for foreign broadcast income. Capitol also allegedly failed to distribute monetary awards to Rogers stemming from lawsuits against Napster, Kazaa, Grokster and other pirate sites. An EMI spokesman had no comment. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

5 Top reasons to Watch Castle's 19 forties Noir "Nowhere Butterfly"

Castle Monday's Castle got its figures (and audiences) over time.Unique: Castle boss and Stana Katic dish on Castle's first museAs Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Beckett (Stana Katic) investigate murder from the treasure hunter who was simply looking for the elusive "Blue Butterfly" necklace before his dying, the pair stumbles towards the victim's manual: a diary in the 19 forties detective agency named Joe Flynn. It is not extended before Castle brings the old text to existence by imagining themselves since the P.I. who's trying in order to save a stylish youthful lady named Vera (Beckett, naturally) in the well-known gangster Tom Dempsey (guest star Mark Pellegrino). Since Castle and Beckett need to find clues previously to assist them solve their current murder, audiences see Joe and Vera's twisty, tragic love story participate in. Still convincing? Listed below are five reasons we feel the episode might be worth a peek.1. Lanie sings! In Castle's imagination, medical examiner Lanie Parish (Tamala Manley) becomes a Billie Holiday-like singer at Dempsey's club. "That was fun!" Manley notifies TVGuide.com. "I haven't sang before outdoors in the shower. Once I was asked for to accomplish this, I used to be somewhat nervous. However shocked myself. I'll let everybody hear by yourself, however think Accustomed to perform a congrats.Inch We agree.Convey more scoop inside your favorite shows inside our Winter TV preview2. The show nails the look and appear in the era. The authors, set-evening stands and clients outdid themselves here, which supports all the figures arrived at existence formerly. From Vera's extended gowns and real real furs to Joe's trench coat and Raymond Chandler dialogue, the show does the genre proud. There may have been one downside, though. "I obtained to use plenty of garbage throughout my hair," states Seamus Dever, who plays Detective Ryan. "I desired to wash it five occasions each night to be out. Nevertheless it was nice."3. Speaking about Ryan and Esposito (Jon Huertas)... Castle imagines his other partners in crime-fixing as a few Dempsey's thugs. "Esposito and Ryan achieve rough Castle up a little,Inch Dever teases. Manley states playing figures so different then just what the stars are employed to is part of the fun in the episode. "In the event you morphed the Castle figures to the 1947 figures and they're basically playing the identical at the same time, it kind of helps it be boring," she states. "Any particular item, you'll probably love."4. There's a hug! Really, you'll find two kisses. Can it be enough to satisfy the Castle-Beckett 'shippers? "The '40s episode is the fulfillment from the products almost all fan need to see happen while using Castle and Beckett relationship," Katic notifies us. "Fans will probably be seeing the very best expression of love for people two figures." Have a look at our report on TV's hottest crime mma fighters!5. You will see (numerous) the episode now! Why delay until tonight when you're getting a concept in the fun now? See the video below! Castle airs Mondays at 10/9c on ABC.

Don Was upped at Blue Note Records

Don Was continues to be marketed to leader at EMI Music's Blue Note Records. The Grammy-winning producer became a member of the venerable jazz and pop label as chief creative officer in August (Daily Variety, August. 10).Elevation lifts Was in to the ranks of top producers holding label reins he joins a top-notch group which includes Verve Group chairman David Promote and Columbia Records co-leader Ron Rubin.Move was introduced internally in The month of january. EMI Music The United States COO Colin Finkelstein and Capitol and Virgin label group prexy Serta McCarroll stated inside a joint memo to staffers that Was' "commitment and adoration for Blue Note and it is artists - current and future - is inspiring, and consequently we've requested him to consider full leadership from the label."Was continues to are accountable to McCarroll.Ian Ralfini, formerly Blue Note-Manhattan Records prexy, remains at the organization as GM of EMI adult contemporary music, confirming to Finkelstein and concentrating on the label's global music privileges deals for adult music. Manhattan is presently taking pleasure in success using its act Celtic Lady, whose new album "Believe" joined the U.S. album chart at No. 13 now.At the same time, former EMI Group senior vice president of strategy and research Hank Forsyth moves towards the recently produced position of senior vice president-GM for Blue Note, billed with controlling day-to-day procedures from the label.Was (n Don Fagenson) received a Grammy as producer of the season in 1995. He helmed Bonnie Raitt's multiple Grammy champion "Nick of your timeInch (1989) and it has offered because the Moving Stones' producer since "Voodoo Lounge" (1994). He co-founded the Detroit group Was (Not Was) with David Weiss (also known as David Was) in 1979.It remains to appear if Was will continue doing outdoors projects together with his promotion at Blue Note. He's presently wrapping production on the new album by singer-guitarist John Mayer, who's signed to Columbia.Blue Note's next major release is really a new album by Grammy-winninng singer-songwriter Norah Johnson, "Little Damaged Hearts." The Risk Mouse-created set will arrive this spring. Label's pop roster includes Jones' country project the small Willies, Amos Lee, Priscilla Ahn and Shaun Bridges.The label - founded like a jazz imprint in 1939 by Francis Wolff and Alfred Lion - remains participating in the jazz front, and can release stylish-hop-friendly keyboardist Robert Glasper's "Black Radio" on February. 28.Based on one source, Was is considering restored growth of Blue Note's jazz roster, and may re-sign saxophonist Wayne Shorter and trumpeter-screen composer Terence Blanchard towards the label. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com