Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Lance Bass Stops Working X Factors Final 3

First Released: December 21, 2011 3:48 PM EST Credit: Access Hollywood Caption Lance Bass can serve as guest co-host on Access Hollywood Live, 12 ,. 21, 2011LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Lance Bass travelled the world and offered countless records as part of *NSYNC as well as on Wednesdays Access Hollywood Live, the pop star alum gave his expert analysis of tonights The X Factor final 3. On Chris Rene: Hes amazing The way in which hes grown in the first show so far is incredible and it is individuals with backstories that America certainly votes for. On Melanie Amaro: Effective singing and it is perfect timing since Beyonces going for a little vacation time, heres another effective singer in the future step directly into her place. On Josh Krajcik: Hes amazing. When you select a Beatles song, it simply will get you extra brownie points during my eyes. But [just] amazing. Just pay attention to his voice its so raspy, but so obvious and excellent. If this involves who'll really go ahead and take crown, Lance stated its a womans world. Its so difficult to calculate who the those who win destined to be, simply because Americas so unpredictable and each day, having a story inside a paper, it may change everyones mind, however i think the management destined to be Melanie, Lance, who offered as Package Hoovers Access Hollywood Live guest co-host on Wednesday, stated. While our very own Billy Rose bush has talked over Chris chances in recent days, Lance was firm on his choice. Chris is excellent I believe Melanie does indeed talk to more and more people available watching, Lance told Package. And That I love that they has this accent now I really like the accent, Lance stated, mentioning to Melanie lately shedding the American accent shed used to help individuals understand her and speaking naturally together with her British Virgin Islands inflection. I really like that they desired to hide it because she didnt think America would go for this, Lance added. The X Factor airs on FOX on Wednesday evening at 8 PM ET/PT. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved. These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Robin Thicke & Paula Patton More For Each Other Than Ever Before After Becoming Parents

First Released: December 10, 2011 6:58 PM EST Credit: Getty Images La, Calif. -- Caption Paula Patton and Robin Thicke attends a personal dinner located by CHANEL for Karl Lagerfeld at 82 Mercer in NY City on September 9, 2010Robin Thicke is days from the discharge of his fifth studio album, Love After War, an album the sexy crooner states is reflective from the existence-altering connection with being a father. The singer, 34, and the wife, Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol stunner Paula Patton are parents to twenty-month-old Julian Fuego, and Robin confesses that although their youthful the first is the finest factor which has ever happened to him, the pair hit a couple of rough patches while modifying to getting a young child. It had been hard whenever we grew to become parents, because we needed to balance our careers with this particular new part of our way of life, Robin told People magazine in an Art Basel event in Miami on Friday. I lost my mojo for some time. But finally we hit a rhythm, and that we tend to be more for each other than ever before and thus encouraging of one another, he ongoing. Were both in love with our boy. With Paula globetrotting to advertise M:I 4 and Robin planning for his latest album launch, the energy pair is missing their child. This is actually the longest either Paula or I've been from Julian which is hard for the two of us, he told the mag, adding that Paulas mother is being careful of Julian within their absence. We speak with him constantly on Skype, and that he appears to know his parents are off doing their factor, which will work for him. Fortunately, the trio will quickly be reunited as Robin heads to California. In 2 days, I fly to La and grab him therefore we could be together in NY for his moms movie premiere, he stated. Many of us are about family. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved. These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Monday, December 5, 2011

Giuliana Rancic to pass through Double Mastectomy for Breast Cancers

Giuliana Rancic Giuliana Rancic will undergo a double mastectomy. "Sadly [in] one breast they weren't capable of apparent the margins and acquire all the cancer out," her husband Bill told Current day Ann Curry. Two several days ago, the E! News host revealed she'd first stages of breast cancers. She discovered figuring out using a mammogram she'd before an IVF treatment. Giuliana Rancic: I have first stages of breast cancers Giuliana told Curry that "choosing to reside in and not looking over my shoulder for your relaxation of my existence," was why she's selecting the radical procedure. She also added the large part of her decision to offer the surgery wound up being to prevent early menopause which will be a consequence of radiation and anti-excess estrogen therapy. The happy couple would then need to postpone their mission to experience a baby for quite a while. Watch the happy couple discuss her prognosis: Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news in regards to the economy

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Weekend Box Office: 'Breaking Dawn' Bests 'Muppets' for Threepeat Victory

Don't underestimate vampires of the underworld from the underworld and werewolves after they go facing various frogs, pigs, and bears. That's this weekend's box office lesson. With no new wide-release movies in theaters, el born area office competition was stated to become a carefully fought against against fight between holdovers ''The Twilight Saga: Breaking Beginning Part 1' and ''The Muppets,' however it didn't finish close-up whatsoever. 'Breaking Dawn' easily defended its crown for just about any third straight week towards the top, while 'The Muppets' dropped faster than prone to a distant second place. After last weekend's repeat victory, 'Breaking Dawn' was prone to stay with the road of past years' Thanksgiving blockbusters (including previous 'Twilight' installment 'New Moon' couple of years ago) and drop about 65 percent a couple of days ago, who have put it around $14.5 million. Nevertheless it wound up just 59 percent, with an thought weekend take of $16.9 million. In 17 days, the supernatural romance follow-up has acquired $247.3 million within the U . s . States plus much more overseas, for just about any worldwide total of $532.3 million. For 'The Muppets,' a fifty percent drop from last weekend's debut may have meant about $14.5 million together with a neck-and-neck fight while using 'Twilight' neck-biters. Some bloggers were even predicting a Muppet victory a couple of days ago, due to the film's passionate reviews and word-of-mouth. The film fell an entire 62 percent, to have an thought $11.2 million, nearly $6 000 0000 below 'Breaking Beginning.' Why the steeper than expected drop? Maybe more kids than expected visited see 'Hugo,' which extended its release by about fifty percent a couple of days ago, to be able to 'Arthur Christmas,' the only real periodic-designed holiday film presently in wide release. Still, 'Muppets' ongoing to become the most effective selection for family viewing, which is take up to now involves $56.5 million over 12 days. 'Hugo's second-week decline will be a modest 33 percent, since it added 563 more screens, for just about any total of a single,840. Its thought take of $7.6 000 0000 was ideal for another-place finish. It stood a per-screen average of $4,144, the greatest from the current family films. ('The Muppets' acquired $3,256 per venue.) That signifies strong word-of-mouth, which, along with rapturous reviews, need to keep the Martin Scorsese 3d adventure afloat using the relaxation in the holidays. In 12 days, 'Hugo' has acquired $25.2 million. 'Arthur Christmas' also organized well, sliding just 39 percent to have an thought $7.4 million. That showed up the cartoon in fourth place, though its take is close enough to 'Hugo's that they are likely to find their ranks remedied when final amounts are released on Monday. Its two-week total is slightly before 'Hugo' at $25.3 million. 'Happy Foot Two' gets the most tepid reviews and word-of-mouth among current family releases, nevertheless it held onto a location inside the 5 top getting a take thought at $6. million. That's lower 55 percent from the other day, quite normal for just about any cartoon within the third week of release, especially due to the heavy competition inherited marketplace. In 72 hours, the penguin pic has danced offered by $51.8 million. Elsewhere round the chart, 'The Descendants,' like fellow honours-season hopeful 'Hugo,' extended its run by about fifty percent (to 574 screens) and was paid out getting a box office boost. It rose from tenth place to seventh and acquired another thought $5.2 million, for just about any three-week total of $18.millions of. As well as the much-buzzed-about 'Shame' opened up on 10 screens and did perfectly, producing $36,100 per screen for just about any total of $361,000, ideal for a 16th-place debut. That per-screen average signifies more effective-than-usual commercial appeal with this particular NC-17 movie when the weekend's amounts can persuade enough additional theater entrepreneurs to book the film, it provides a good possibility of damaging the $5 million ceiling that no NC-17-rated film has cracked since 2004. Honours interest for Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan's performances inside the sex-addiction drama won't hurt. Since the year winds lower, box office remains about 3.2 percent behind where it absolutely was at this time around this season. This Year's thought grosses so far are $9.4 billion, compared to $9.7 billion this past year. 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Beginning Part 1' - Trailer No. 2 The whole top: 1. 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Beginning Part 1,' $16.9 million (4,046 screens), $247.3 million total 2. 'The Muppets,' $11.2 million (3,440), $56.millions of 3. 'Hugo,' $7.6 000 0000 (1,840) $25.2 million 4. 'Arthur Christmas,' $7.4 million (3,376), $25.3million 5. 'Happy Foot Two,' $6. million (3,536), $51.8 million 6. 'Jack and Jill,' $5.5 million (3,049), $64.3 million 7. 'The Descendants,' $5.2 million (574), $18.millions of 8. 'Immortals,' $4,4 million (2,627), $75.6 000 0000 9. 'Tower Heist,' $4.millions of (2.404), $70.8 million 10. 'Puss in Boots,' $3.millions of (2,750), $139.5 million [Photos: Summit ('Breaking Dawn'), Disney ('The Muppets'), Fox Searchlight ('Shame')] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook Follow Gary Susman on Twitter: @garysusman

U.S., Global Ad Growth to Accelerate in 2012 Driven by Special Events

NY - After the 2010 rebound following the recession, U.S. and global advertising growth continued this year, with prominent forecasters projecting accelerated momentum in 2012. As is tradition, the ad outlook will be in the spotlight early Monday when Steve King, CEO of ZenithOptimedia, MagnaGlobal'sVincent Letang and Adam Smith, futures director of ad conglomerate WPP's GroupM unit, will share their 2012 forecasts in the opening session of the 39th annual UBS Global Media and Communications Conference here. King will tell the media and entertainment investor conference that global spending on major media will grow 4.7 percent to $486 billion in 2012 following an estimated 3.5 percent improvement this year to $464 billion. The figures are below the firm's previous prediction for an already-lowered 3.6 percent gain this year and 5.3 percent next year. A continuing slowdown and debt worries in Europe will next year be offset by the quadrennial effect of the U.S. presidential and other elections, the Summer Olympics and the European soccer championship. Plus, Japan's recovery from the effects of the earthquake in March will also provide upside next year, Zenith predicts. All these factors will add $7 billion to ad spending in 2012, it says. Excluding them, worldwide ad expenditures would grow 3.1 percent next year, slightly less than this year, Zenith says. The firm then expects global ad expenditure growth to accelerate further to 5.2 percent in 2013 and 5.8 percent in 2014. In comparison, in the more mature U.S. market, advertising on major measured media, which excludes direct mail, telemarketing and PR, is expected to increase 2.2 percent in 2011 to $154.9 billion and 3.5 percent in 2012 and 2013, in line with previous estimates. That will be followed by a 4.3 percent increase to $173.2 billion in 2014, the firm forecasts. Zenith had previously said that the U.S. ad market is unlikely to reach the 2007 pre-recession spending level of $177.7 billion until 2015 or 2016. "There has been some downgrade in spending in the fourth quarter, but we are quite reassured," King told The Hollywood Reporter about current ad market trends. "There has been no dramatic change like we saw in 2008." Looking to next year, he said that "compared to 2008, advertisers are in much stronger final positions, even in tougher economic times...We looking for quite a robust figure and advertisers to stay their hand." Zenith forecasts that U.S. ad gains will also gain speed next year, but that growth will remain below the global rate in the coming years due to the maturity of the largest ad market in the world. "The [U.S.] economy is in a much better place than it was two years ago," King says. He highlights the "continued resilience" of TV advertising in the U.S. and the world, continued digital growth and further improvements in foreign growth markets, such as Asia, Central and Easter Europe and Brazil. The Internet's share of global ad expenditures will rise from 15.9 percent in 2011 to 21.2 percent in 2014, exceeding 30 percent in four markets, according to Zenith. It also forecasts that Internet spending will for the first time top newspaper ad spending in 2013 with $97.8 billion compared with $88.8 billion. Overall, King highlighted the ad market continues to be characterized not by "the exuberance of the 1980s and '90s, but continued spending on proven, trusted ways of getting returns" like TV and the Web. In terms of different media categories in the U.S., Zenith projects network TV will end 2011 down 2 percent followed by a 1 percent drop next year since the Olympics on NBC will take place in London, which means a time difference. Meanwhile, Zenith anticipates cable ad spending to rise 12 percent this year, and 10 percent next year. Internet spending will rise 12.6 percent and 16.4 percent, respectively. And cinema ads will rise 3 percent this year, half of the previous forecast due to a large drop in communications and government spending, and 5 percent in 2012. GroupM in its biannual worldwide forecast is calling for ad growth in measured media of 5 percent this year to $467 billion, followed by a 6.4 percent gain next year to $522 billion. The figure is down from a global forecast of a 6.8 percent jump in 2012 made in July. For the U.S., GroupM predicted 2011 ad spending of $147 billion, up 3.3 percent, down from a previous estimate of a 3.8 percent hike. For 2012, the firm sees U.S. ad spending rising 4 percent, instead of 4.2 percent previously, to $153 billion. "Japan's advertising recovery has proved substantially more vigorous and resilient than we forecast in our mid-year report," said Smith. He also cited digital ad spending as a key driver. "We expect digital to comprise 22 percent of all measured ad investment in mature Western economies in 2012, and 12 percent in the faster-growing world," he said. Meanwhile, Brian Wieser, who as former global director of forecasting at MagnaGlobal used to attend the UBS conference, is now senior research analyst at Pivotal Research Group. He eyes U.S. ad growth of 1 percent in 2012 on a normalized basis, meaning adjusted for the impact of political and Olympic-related activity. That would be slower than this year's projected 2.5 percent gain. Including political ads and Olympics, ad spending will grow 2.5 percent after a 1.2 percent improvement this year, Wieser predicts. "We do not foresee any significant new categories/brands emerging in 2012" amid a soft economy, he wrote in his forecast last week. "We expect that spending levels will generally flatten through the middle of 2012, after which the impact of status quo "new normal" should return, with weak growth in the periods that immediately follow." He also echoed a theme that King also sees dominating 2012, predicting that ad media will feel a haves versus have-nots crunch. "Simply put, in scarce times, marketers are concentrating their budgets among their primary medium (often network TV for large brands seeking awareness) and a secondary medium (often digital platforms for traditional brand marketers, who typically pursue engagement-based outcomes among a subset of the population who are aware of their brand attributes)," Wieser said. Print and other traditional media are likely to feel pressure though. Pivotal sees paid online search growing the most in 2012, expanding from $14.8 billion to $17.0 billion. But he is less optimistic about national cable ad spending. "That medium should slow significantly in 2012, rising by only 4.8 percent, compared to a gain of 9.0 percent in 2011," Wieser said. Related Topics