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The raw results have been tabulated. Thanks a million to Rob Y for giving us another terrific angle on the Oscar process. Rob promises to have a detailed breakdown and...

Drop Dead Diva continues its second life in style and reassurance now that Lifetime has ordered the dramedy for a sixth season. If you haven’t been paying attention to Diva’s life story over the past year, then you’ve missed out on quite the interesting tale of life, death and rebirth. Last year, Lifetime made the tough decision to cancel Diva, but then reversed its decision in March, when it ordered a fifth season, which is set to finish its run on Nov. 3. The show’s return to life was due to a Sony TV producer who came up with a new financial model that was just what Lifetime was looking for.

Sony TV is especially well known for doing everything in its power to keep its shows on the air. I’ve watched them fight grim battles to keep the likes of Community, Breaking Bad and Happy Endings on the air.

Yash Raj Films has certainly entertained generations with their heart-warming and enjoyable films. Recently, the Yash Raj Films’ (Yrf) YouTube Channel crossed a note-worthy landmark by achieving a Million subscribers. The banner has stayed ahead of its times, which plays a very pivotal role for the success they have achieved.

The Yrf YouTube channel has a diverse range of videos. The channel not only offers the latest Yrf trailers, song videos but also interactive content like contests, live events, audio juke box, lyrical videos, trivia videos, behind the scenes, and making of films/songsvideos that are also shared regularly among all its fans worldwide. The channel also has a vast gallery of videos of Yrf Classics. The videos are organized with a very systematic and simplified approach for easy and user-friendly viewing. These videos are cross promoted across Yrf’s social properties where fans are updated about all the latest...

Los Angeles, CA (February 19, 2013) – Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment today introduced 23 new films to its manufacture-on-demand (Mod) series, Fox Cinema Archives. Designed for true collectors and film aficionados, Fox Cinema Archives goes deep into the studio’s vault each month to bring classic films featuring some of the biggest stars of the twentieth century to DVD for the first time. Launched in 2012, Fox Cinema Archives has seen the release of more than 140 films from the Studio’s library. Movie lovers can purchase previously released and new films from the Fox Cinema Archives series at major online retailers and at www.foxconnect.com. New titles available today include: Warlock (1959), 122 min. The town of Warlock is plagued by a gang of thugs, leading the inhabitants to hire Clay Blaisdell, a famous gunman, to act as marshal. Clive of India (1935), 94 min. In the mid-1700′s the East India Company has power over commerce...

New York -- Taylor Swift's new album is called "Red," but its true color is a brilliant platinum. The 22-year-old sold 1.2 million copies of her latest album in its first week – the largest sales week for any album in a decade.

Nielsen SoundScan confirmed the blockbuster sales on Tuesday night. "Red" marks Swift's second straight album to sell more than 1 million copies in its first week; "Speak Now," her third album, sold a little over 1 million copies when it was released in 2010. She is the only woman to have two albums sell more than 1 million copies in its first week.

"They just told me Red sold 1.2 million albums first week. How is this real life?! You are Unreal. I love you so much. Thanks a million ;)," Swift tweeted Tuesday night.

The only other act to sell more than 1 million copies of an album in its debut week twice was `N Sync.

Los Angeles, Oct 31: Singer Taylor Swift's fourth studio album "Red" sold 1.2 million copies its first week. It is the first time an artist has accomplished such a feat in 10 years.

In 2002, Eminem sold 1.32 million copies of "The Eminem Show".

Swift is over the moon, reports eonline.com.

"They just told me 'Red' sold 1.2 million albums first week. How is this real life?! You are unreal. I love you so much. Thanks a million," Swift tweeted Wednesday.

This is not Swift's first feat. Not only is this her second straight.

“No CGI can match what Vic can accomplish.” –Steven Spielberg

That quote is from the introduction to The True Adventures of the World’s Greatest Stuntman. Spielberg is talking about Vic Armstrong, and trust me when I say you Do know him. He’s been stunt doubles for James Bond, Superman and Indiana Jones. He’s directed action scene in Bond movies, Mission Impossible 3 and the recent Thor blockbuster. You can see his work this summer in The Amazing Spider-Man too! This is a great look at the industry; Vic Armstrong’s memories are page turners.

He’s been part of the business for over 40 years and in that time played the most iconic on screen heroes. Harrison Ford joked (image above), “If you learn to talk I’m in deep trouble.” That says it all about his ability don’t you think? He’s got a lot of amazing stories to tell you,...

In the horror musical The Dead Inside, we meet tortured young lovers Wes and Fi, and while their love for each other burns strong, artistically their hearts have been locked in a box for years. Wes is a burned out photographer paying the bills by shooting weddings, and Fi is the writer's blocked author of a series of zombie novellas called "The Dead Survive."

When Fi begins to show signs of schizophrenia, Wes does everything in his power to help her get better. Strange behaviors and breathing patterns escalate; soon he discovers that darker forces lurk inside her. Afraid and completely lost, Wes has no choice but to imprison his girlfriend until he can figure out what to do with the evil that has taken over his true love.

Dread Central recently caught up with writer/director Travis Betz on the eve of his screening at the upcoming Shriekfest Film...

Ann Dvorak The name Ann Dvorak wouldn't ring even a faint bell for most people around at the beginning of the 21st century. Most people, I said — but definitely not everyone. [Ann Dvorak Movie Schedule on Turner Classic Movies.] A while back, author James Robert Parish heard a loud gong when I told him during lunch at a West Hollywood restaurant that I had been working on a q&a with collector-turned-biographer Christina Rice (right), who has been writing Ann Dvorak's life story. "I love Ann Dvorak! I still remember her in I Was an American Spy, when the Japanese villains stick a hose down her throat. I never forgot that!" I haven't watched I Was an American Spy (it will be on TCM at 11 p.m. tonight), but I remember being impressed by Ann Dvorak's work in Mervyn LeRoy's hard-hitting 1932 melodrama Three on a Match, in which she plays a beautiful woman whose life is destroyed by ambition,...

Attention Jared Padalecki fans. We have news. The Next Movie site has recently become enamored with CW network’s Supernatural Star. Why? Well, you see, they ran a little contest. The open poll was called TV Stars We Wanna See Become Movie Stars. Included in the list of choices were Community‘s funnyman Donald Glover, Chuck‘s hottie Yvonne Strahovski, Glee‘s songstress Lea Michelle, and sultry Vampire Diaries star Nina Dobrev. Who won? With just over a majority of the vote, it was Padalecki!

“I guess the reason so many people voted is because ‘Supernatural’ has such a rabid following,” Padalecki explains. “They’re really supportive of me. I wouldn’t have that following if it weren’t for ‘Supernatural.’”

“Thanks a million,” he tells fans. “That makes me feel really good, really flattered. I don’t know what to say, that’s huge. Really cool.”

Because so many obviously want it,...

When we nominated 10 up-and-comers in our TV Stars We Wanna See Become Movie Stars poll, we weren't expecting the deluge of support from fans of "Supernatural" star Jared Padalecki. But after talking to Padalecki -- the winner of the poll with a remarkable 51 percent of the votes -- we realize that... maybe we should have.

"I guess the reason so many people voted is because 'Supernatural' has such a rabid following," Padalecki explains. "They're really supportive of me. I wouldn't have that following if it weren't for 'Supernatural.'"

"Thanks a million," he tells fans. "That makes me feel really good, really flattered. I don't know what to say, that's huge. Really cool."

In honor of the big win, NextMovie talked to Padalecki about his Hollywood plans and more.

If you do make the jump to movies, are there any roles you're shooting for?

I want to do everything.

This Christmas, I did something I’ve never done before.

I called in sick.

I know that sounds weird, but hear me out. The plan was I would spend Christmas morning with my mother, then drive her to the airport around one o’clock, then drive to Northern New Jersey to spend the evening with my dad’s family. My dad, who lives in Florida, wasn’t going to be there, but all of my aunts, uncles, and cousins, as well as my ne’er-do-well brother, would be in attendance.

I guess I love my family in that compulsory way you kind of have to, but they’re pretty Christ-y, and while in theory they’re okay with my being gay, it’s understood that my relationships are a verboten topic of discussion, and I’m expected to sit quietly and say nothing when the topic of -- and I...

'That wasn't a stage move or clumsiness— that was me blacking out,' Corgan tweeted after Tampa, Florida, show.

By James Montgomery

Billy Corgan (file)

Photo: John Shearer/ WireImage

If Billy Corgan falls on a stage in South Florida, and no one notices, does he make a sound?

It's an existential question, to be sure, but a valid one. Especially after what took place during a Smashing Pumpkins' concert on Wednesday (July 21) night in Tampa, Florida, when Corgan collapsed on stage while performing "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" and seemingly no one — at least not anyone reviewing the show — seemed to notice.

In fact, it wasn't until the following morning, when Corgan took to his Twitter account to address the incident, that anyone began reporting on his spill, which he attributed to "blacking out."

"Thanks a million to the fans in Tampa last night for a tremendous show! We can't...

While many gamers speculated that Heavy Rain would not be a commercially viable title, claiming that David Cage’s latest game was merely an interactive movie -- we now have official proof of the contrary.

Heavy Rain has sold over a million copies worldwide!

In honor of the milestone, Sony released a new Heavy Rain trailer entitled “Thanks a Million”.

Make sure to check out the video after the jump:

Despite the sales numbers, you might still think it’s been a quiet month for Heavy Rain; however, there’sbeen quite a bit going on over at Quantic Dream. The developer opened “The Taxidermist” Dlc up to players who had a cool $4.99 to spend and didn’t get a chance to pre-order the title.

It’s becoming increasingly clear that the game will receive a patch adding PlayStation Move support this Fall. The notion had been hinted at by Cage...

Empire Online has now put some videos from last night's ceremony, including this one of Rupert Grint presenting "Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy" to Simon Pegg for Star Trek ! Ok! TV has also put up a short video interview (beginning at the 3:22 mark) where Rupert admits to feeling a bit nervous, and that one of his recent fave films is Inglourious Basterds . Watch . We've also begun adding our high quality photos from the night. Check them out in the gallery ! It will be updated throughout the day. We also have our Mq album which so far has over fifty images! Thanks a million goes out to Kaetlyn at IHeartWatson for her help! Update: In other news, nominees for the 2010 MTV Movie Awards are up and you can vote until April 9. Rupert isn't currently nominated, but you can still help correct this oversight as he is eligible for several categories for his...

Happy Monday! If you didn't hear, this weekend was pretty epic, Robert Pattinson tweeted for the first and last time via Peter Facinelli's account. At first fans were ecstatic to see RPatz tweets, but once they read his tweet some disappointment and anger set it. RPatz tweeted, "Thanks a million. Here's Rob... Hi, it's Rob... My first and last tweet. My dad made me do it." Fans were looking for a thank you, and "I love you" or something with a little more substance. What do you think, were you left wanting more from the superstar? Speaking of Rob, it seems that the set of Eclipse needed to beef up their security because things were becoming unsafe for the actor. In a recent interview, Justin Cho spoke with E! about the problems Rob is facing, "Security has been increased a lot. They're a lot more protective... If Rob was...

It has happened! Peter Facinelli promised that if he reached one million Twitter followers he would get either Robert Pattinson or Kristen Stewart to send out a tweet from his account. Well get ready because for one time only Rob has tweeted to his Twilight fans. Have you heard what Rob said? Keep reading to see what the hottest vamp had to say directly to his fans. This last breaking news just hit the web and within minutes, Rob's simple yet powerful tweet will go viral. Peter and Rob tweeted, “Thanks a million. Here’s Rob…Hi, It’s Rob…My first and last tweet. My dad made me do it.” Was it worth it? Was that everything you could have ever wanted and more? Try to catch your breath, focus and re-read, “Thanks a million. Here’s Rob…Hi, It’s Rob…My first and last tweet. My dad made me do it.

Robert Pattinson, who refuses to have a Twitter account, has finally shared his thought via the free social networking service. Celebrating his "Twilight" co-star Peter Facinelli's success of reaching one million Twitter followers on Friday, September 18, the British hunk posted a statement through Peter's account.

"Thanks a million. Here's Rob... Hi, it's Rob... My first and last tweet," Robert wrote on Peter's Twitter page. He then added, "My dad made me do it," referring to the 35-year-old American actor, who plays his father Carlisle Cullen in "Twilight" and its sequels.

Robert Pattinson and other "The Twilight Saga's Eclipse" cast, including Peter Facinelli, are currently in Vancouver, Canada to film the third installment of the vampire drama movies. Meanwhile, the second film of the "Twilight" franchise "The Twilight Saga's New Moon" will be premiered in the U.S. on November 20.

It's perhaps the most popular way to get updates from you favorite celebs -- but is breakout star Robert Pattinson now on Twitter? Not exactly. The hunky 'Twilight' actor sent his first tweet using co-star Peter Facinelli's Twitter account. Peter plays Robert's father in the hit vampire romance flick. Peter and Robert's tweet posted Friday read: "Thanks a million. Here's Rob... Hi, it's Rob... My first and last tweet. My dad made me do it." After this message, Peter later writes: "At least you know he doesn't have a Twitter account…Down with the posers." You can catch Robert, Peter, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and all the stars of the highly anticipated 'Twilight' sequel, 'New Moon,' when it hits theaters on November 20.

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Brace yourself, world; Robert Pattinson has entered the world of Twitter! Albeit very briefly. The Twilight star—who has notoriously avoided tweeting like his character, Edward Cullen, avoids sunlight—finally broke down and took to the Twitter-verse, to celebrate co-star Peter Facinelli reaching 1 million Twitter followers today. And what was R-Pattz's momentous statement, tweeted via Facinelli's account? “Thanks a million. Here’s Rob … Hi, it’s Rob … My first and last tweet. My dad made me do it.” Well, he is a man of few words. Which makes it odd that he hasn't already taken to Twitter. Let us know in the comments section: Do you...