The Maine Center for Creativity is honoring actress Glenn Close and her husband as the first recipients of the Maine Creative Industries Award. The two own a home in Scarborough. Close is married to Idexx Laboratories founder David Shaw.
Let us just throw in this warning from the get-go! Even though Selena Gomez is co-starring in the hot, anticipated film ‘Spring Breakers,’ it’s guaranteed to not be appropriate for the youngins. But the silver lining here is that the film is getting pretty awesome reviews, so Selena lovers shouldn’t be too worried about making this a success. Unlike her other film ‘Monte Carlo,’ ahem…
The new kid flick 'The Oogieloves in the BIG Balloon Adventure' just might end up having the worst opening weekend of all time. On Wednesday it earned only a $47 average at each theater.
This stagnant post-Summer weekend was the perfect time and place for ‘The Possession,’ After all, September is where many movies go to die, so isn’t it an appropriate place for a horror movie? With no new competition, it wasn’t a question of whether or not the film was going to grab the number one spot, but how much it was going to make while doing so.
The first clip from ‘Hotel Transylvania’ has arrived and now fans can see, er, hear Selena Gomez voicing her animated character, Mavis.
You won’t have to wait until Friday for two of the three new movies bowing this week — in fact, you can go ahead and line up for tickets right now.
A lot of movies came out in the Summer of 2012. Some were good and some were…not so good. But one thing’s for sure: they made a lot of money. We took a look back at some of the biggest movies of the Summer of 2012 to see what worked and what didn’t. Some films won’t surprise you – you mean ‘The Avengers‘ was a big hit?… – but others – people still go see those ‘Ice Age’ movies?! – will.
If you’re like us, then you too have a love/hate relationship with sharks, aka “the assassins of the sea.” We’re utterly terrified of them, but we can’t help but watch when they rampage a shore and snack on some unfortunate swimmers. Hollywood shares our love/hatred of sharks — namely, they love the money they make for them and hate them enough to kill them off in multiple gory ways (impalement, explosion, electrocution).
