Third 'Sharnkado' brewing, and more news to noteToday's talk you might've missed:
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVn84-I0Pxc?feature=player_embedded&w=450&h=360%5D Sandra Bullock's next role ... will involve Tupperware?We can see why director Tate Taylor is eyeing Sandra Bullock for an upcoming project. If anyone could make the world see a movie about Tupperware, it's Sandy B. The actress is reportedly in talks to portray Brownie Wise, the sales exec who changed the fate of Tupperware when she began throwing Tupperware parties in the 1950s. According to the Hollywood Reporter, "The Help" helmer Taylor has already met with Bullock about the project; while she's interested, she's not attached to the role yet. Taylor is also the writer of the project, adapting it from Bob Kealing's nonfiction book "Tupperware Unsealed."
'Star Wars': Digging for dirt on Daisy RidleyTuesday brought the biggest "Star Wars: Episode VII" info dump we've had in a while, and it managed to do so without really telling us anything at all. For example, we know who's been cast - but not who they'll portray. And while we know a little about the background of some of the movie's newer names, actor Daisy Ridley is so unknown the best pictures of her are her headshots. What's up with Naya Rivera and 'Glee'?According to the Internet, Naya Rivera may or may not be done with "Glee." Rumors have been circulating that the actress has been fired from the show and will be written off the series in this season's finale, but her rep says otherwise. (When CNN reached out to Fox about the reports the network declined to comment.) 'The Voice' officially welcomes Gwen Stefani"The Voice's" coaches are going to have a new lineup for season 7. The NBC singing competition has officially welcomed No Doubt's Gwen Stefani to the show after several reports indicated she was going to be the reality series' newest member. David Letterman says goodbye to Craig FergusonOn Tuesday night's "Late Show," a retiring David Letterman had one more goodbye to make: to "The Late Late Show's" Craig Ferguson. "(It's) too bad," Letterman said of Ferguson's Monday announcement that he was leaving his CBS gig to pursue other projects. The comedian had been hosting the show since 2005. |
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