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Big Screen

George Clooney Involved In Horrifying Italian Sex Murders

8:45AM Richard Lawson | Willingly involved! You never know a guy until you do, huh? Also today: A Ouija board movie directed by McG sure is going to be good, Camille Grammer is to retire on Frasier money, and Illeana Douglas news. More »
Small Screen

Paula Abdul Rises From The Dead

6:44AM Richard Lawson | She’s back, baby, and ready to judge you. Also today: Movie roles in a variety of independent pictures, we find out what happens at the end of Cannes, and the triumphant return of Miss America. More »

Sam Rockwell On ‘Moon,’ Mind Games, And The Perils Of Clone Ping-Pong

7:45AM STV | Sundance wouldn’t be Sundance without an appearance or four by Sam Rockwell, whose superb sci-fi effort Moon features the actor playing opposite one of his most formidable co-stars to date: Himself. More »

‘Choke’ Star Sam Rockwell On Sex Addiction, Going Full-Retard and How to Follow ‘Fight Club’

7:40AM STV | Arguably the first film to pack sex, autoasphyxia and colonial American angst into the same tidy bundle,Choke (opening Friday) features Sam Rockwell as Victor Mancini, a generally kindly sex addict whose professional pursuits include sponging off benefactors who happen to have saved him from choking. In his off-time, he susses his father’s identity from visits with his ailing mother (Anjelica Houston) and a doctor (Kelly Macdonald) who reckons Jesus had something to do with it. Strippers, anal beads and hormonally charged 18th-century re-enactments round it out — perhaps the very least one might expect from an adaptation of the prodigiously perverse Chuck Palahniuk. More »

First-Look ‘Choke’ Clip Hints at Someone Getting Seriously Injured, Laid

7:20AM STV | Our recent experiments in Film Trailer and Clip Interception have been spotty at best, but this one seems to be the real thing: A new, mildly NSFW scene from Choke, the Sam Rockwell sex-addict / colonial-reenactor-angst comedy opening Aug. 29. The red-band ribaldry of the past is swapped out for a more subdued exchange, however; no bare breasts, just bare souls as Rockwell and his role-playing partner plot out … we don’t even know. Our outraged mothers switched it off after about 10 seconds, leaving us hanging until our interview with Rockwell next week. So until we can straighten out (or at least parent-proof) this clip-grabbing contraption, perv away while you can after the jump. [Fox Searchlight] More »