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Christopher Walken Couldn't Catch a Cab So He Hitched a Ride With Fans
Gabrielle Bluestone · 12/02/13 10:14PMHoney Boo Boo and Mama June 'Flip the Script' on Christopher Walken, Read Lines from His Films
Neetzan Zimmerman · 10/17/12 11:40AMThe Screen Junkies Show is riding high on the success of last week's episode, which featured Seven Psychopaths stars Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, and Sam Rockwell reciting lines from TLC's Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, so they decided to "flip the script" and give Here Comes Honey Boo Boo stars Honey Boo Boo Child and Mama June a chance to respond in kind by reenacting scenes from Christopher Walken's appropriately wacky repertoire.
You Haven't Truly Experienced Honey Boo Boo Until You've Heard Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, and Sam Rockwell Recite Lines from the Show
Neetzan Zimmerman · 10/10/12 01:05PMOn the latest episode of the Screen Junkies Show, host Hal Rudnick pitches a fantastic marketing idea to Seven Psychopaths stars Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, and Sam Rockwell: A tie-in with "the greatest psychopaths in American pop culture today," the Thompson-Shannon family of TLC's Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
Here's the First Trailer for the Christopher Walken/Al Pacino Vehicle, Stand Up Guys
Neetzan Zimmerman · 09/13/12 03:55PMJennifer Lopez Was Giving Lap Dances to a Man Half Her Age
Brian Moylan · 11/21/11 12:18PMActor Robert Wagner Not a Suspect in Natalie Wood's Death
Brian Moylan · 11/18/11 06:04PMChristopher Walken Kidnapper of College Girls Now Lurking Around Princeton
Maureen O'Connor · 04/06/11 11:56AMIs Christopher Walken Trying to Abduct College Students?
Max Read · 04/04/11 07:11PMWalken on the Walls
Max Read · 10/12/10 11:05PMChristopher Walken's Dream Date with Regis
Whitney Jefferson · 04/26/10 02:37PMChristopher Walken and Jack Nicholson in Willy Wonka Is Awesome
Matt Cherette · 03/14/10 11:46PMChristopher Walken Declares Sovereignty over Morocco
Brian Moylan · 12/07/09 04:39PMCipriani Gets Conspiratorial; Rudy Gets Bumped
cityfile · 11/02/09 07:05AM
• In a new interview, embattled restaurateur Giuseppe Cipriani says he has no plans to return to NYC anytime soon since he's convinced he'll be arrested if he does. He's also convinced that his problems stem from going up against Roland Betts, the co-founder of Chelsea Piers and one of George Bush's oldest friends and who, Cipriani suggests, set out to destroy him. [P6, VF]
• He may have been mayor for eight years, but Rudy Giuliani was reportedly bounced from the prime Yankees seats next to the team's dugout for game one of the World Series because Michelle Obama was in town and the White House didn't want them sitting together. [P6]
• Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie took their older kids trick-or-treating, and one child even appeared to be in a "store-bought costume." Hopefully, Angie will take the time to sit down at her sewing machine next year. [Us]
• Fame-obsessed father Jon Gosselin thinks he's simply "misunderstood." In a public forum last night with his new BF, fame-obsessed rabbi Schmuley Boteach, Gosselin announced, "I'm not a fame seeker." Then he announced he planned to "privately" apologize to his ex-wife and said that he and girlfriend Hailey Glassman haven't broken up, they're just on a break. [People, Us]
Christopher Walken Taps Into Your Primitive Urges
Amdesi · 10/27/09 11:51PMHappy Birthday
cityfile · 03/31/09 06:52AMChristopher Walken turns 66 today. The former Vice President of the United States, Al Gore, is 61. Rep. Barney Frank is 69. Ewan McGregor is turning 38. Nutty radio host Michael Savage is 67. Film director Gary Winick is turning 48. Bergdorf fashion director Linda Fargo is 52. Legendary theater impresario Jimmy Nederlander is 87. Rhea Perlman is 61. Actor Richard Chamberlain is turning 75. And Travel Channel host Samantha Brown is celebrating her 40th today.
Twitter's Fake Christopher Walken Silenced
Owen Thomas · 03/27/09 06:23PMEveryone's Real Fake on Twitter
Owen Thomas · 03/27/09 02:56AMWill John Waters and 'Hairspray 2' Break Musicals' Sequel Curse?
STV · 07/24/08 04:00PMIn the tradition of classic musical sequels like Goodbye, Dolly and Seven Divorces for Seven Brothers, the creative team behind Hairspray is set to return for a follow-up slated for 2010. New Line has reportedly brought aboard John Waters — whose original 1988 hit was adapted to a Broadway tuner that grossed $200 million when re-adapted for the screen last year — to scribble a new treatment "[picking] up the Baltimore saga of the Turnblad family after the resolution of the first film, which was set in 1962." Director-choreographer Adam Shankman and songwriters Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman are slated to return. The original cast is a question mark, however, as Nikki Blonsky, Queen Latifah, Christopher Walken, Michelle Pfeiffer and a frocked, fat-suited John Travolta (among others) didn't have sequel options. But while hardly incidental, such details seem secondary to a far more important question: When has a film musical's sequel ever been a hit?Shankman alludes to as much in an interview today with Variety, citing only the success of High School Musical as a musical franchise that worked. Of course it's a nonsensical analogy; despite the films' common Zac Efron denominator, tweens aren't going to break the sound barrier racing off to Hairspray 2. Pfeiffer has history here, too, as the female lead in another sequel that famously fizzled, Grease 2. Moreover, what would Hairspray 2 even be about? Velma Von Tussle's Aryan revenge? Tracy Turnblad goes off to Johns Hopkins, discovers acid and founds Beehives Against the Vietnam War? Or, better yet, drops out of school and stars in early John Waters films? No, really. We're asking. The possibilities are endless, yet we know there's only one right idea — and with history as our guide, it might be to skip the idea altogether.