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A Minnesota woman was left paralyzed after a falling tree broke her neck as she lounged in a hammock with her boyfriend.

Alyssa Pfannenstein, 25, was lying in a hammock with her boyfriend, Justin Janssen, while watching her daughter play, according to Wcco-tv. The couple had unknowingly attached their hammock to a rotted birch tree, which uprooted and fell.

“All of the sudden this big boom hit me in the back of the head,” Pfannenstein told the outlet.

“It was surreal. At the moment, there was not even time to panic because it happened so quickly,” Janssen explained.

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Two-year-old Logan Vanderkleed of Indiana died one week after getting his neck stuck in an automatic car window.

The tragic accident occurred on August 17, when the toddler rolled up the window of the vehicle he was in while on his family’s Lafayette farm — and couldn’t press the button to bring it down.

His mother, Lisa Vanderkleed, explained the situation in a post on her Facebook page ‘Love for Logan,’ writing: “During nap time, my hubby and his dad were cleaning a vehicle out right next to our vehicle that the kids were in, so since they could see...

I know what you are thinking when you read that headline, but no, Tom Cruise isn't on life support after falling off of an airplane/world's tallest building/helicopter or what-have-you. Accidents happen on sets all the time. Harrison Ford's foot was broken by the set of the Millennium Falcon while shooting Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Jeremy Renner recently broke both of his arms on the set of Tag. And now, it appears Tom Cruise has hurt his leg while shooting Mission: Impossible 6.

Deadline reports that in a video obtained by TMZ, Cruise doesn't quite make a jump and slams into the side of a building. He failed to leap from a rigging onto a building landing, causing the mishap. Cruise pulls himself up onto the building roof, but appears shaken, and afterward has a visible limp.

Related: Jeremy Renner Says He Broke Both His Arms Doing A Stunt On Tag,...

Looks like Justin Bieber has found his new purpose.

The 23-year-old singer was all smiles as he attended a practice round ahead of the 2017 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday.

Watch: Justin Bieber Shares Heartfelt Message About Canceled Tour: 'I Want to Be Sustainable'

Bieber took to Instagram to share several snaps from his big day out as he and his pastor, Judah Smith, mixed and mingled with others on the course.

Related: Justin Bieber Back at Church as Photographer Found at Fault in Car Collision: Pic

J. Biebs clearly couldn't contain his excitement as he chatted up pros Wesley Bryan, Kevin Na and Bubba Watson, and even got a little lesson on the green.

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Watch: Photographer Hit by Justin Bieber Gives Recovery Update, Says the Singer's a 'Good Kid' & 'Accidents Happen'

The "Sorry" singer appears to be in great spirits after canceling the remainder...

Justin Bieber was spotted back at The City Church in Beverly Hills, California, on Wednesday, one week after he accidentally struck a photographer following church service.

The 23-year-old singer was snapped with his pastor, Judah Smith, dressed extremely casually in gray sweat shorts, red slippers and a blue hoodie he folded up. Bieber appeared to be in good spirits, flashing a peace sign to photographers.

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Watch: Photographer Hit By Justin Bieber Gives Recovery Update, Says the Singer's a 'Good Kid' & 'Accidents Happen'

On Thursday, a spokesperson for the Beverly Hills Police Department told Et that they've determined that the photographer Bieber hit on Wednesday night, 57-year-old Maurice Lamont, was at fault for the collision. Bieber is not being charged or cited for the accident.

"Our traffic investigators review all traffic collisions that are reported in the city and they have determined in this particular case, that the pedestrian...

Justin Bieber is offering clarity into his decision to cancel his Purpose tour. 

The 23-year-old singer took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a heartfelt message about his past decisions and future hopes, explaining that he needed to take time off in order to be "sustainable." 

Watch: Photographer Hit by Justin Bieber Gives Recovery Update, Says the Singer's a 'Good Kid' & 'Accidents Happen'

"I'm so grateful for this journey with all of you.. I'm grateful for the tours but most of all I am grateful I get to go through this life With You.!" Bieber began his message. "I have let my insecurities get the best of me at times, I let my broken relationships dictate the way I acted toward people and the way I treated them! I let bitterness, jealousy and fear run my life.!!!"

"I'm Very aware I'm never gonna be perfect, and I'm gonna keep making mistakes but what I'm not...

Accidents happen, as Hilary Duff can attest. E! News was with the actress in New York City Monday as she promoted the fourth season of Younger, premiering June 28 at 10 p.m. on TV Land. The series shoots on location in Brooklyn, while Hilary is based in L.A. Luckily, her 5-year-old son Luca Comrie has visited her for "pretty long stretches—like 12 days at a time." But, she said, "It's just really hard. I work such crazy hours. On Fridays, we'll work until like 3 in the morning. So, to wake up at 6:30 with him, it's hard. I've been flying back to L.A. almost every weekend, which is nice to just get like two days with him. I just got off a plane from L.A. I got to have Mother's Day with him,...

Lieutenant Provenza could easily become a one-note joke of a character.

He's always complaining, making wisecracks, and trying to prove that the case really belongs to some other unit.

It would be easy to forget that beneath that crusty exterior, there's a sensitive human being who went into police work for the right reasons.

Luckily, Major Crimes Season 5 Episode 19 gave Provenza a meaty, dramatic storyline that left no doubt in viewers' minds that Provenza is more than all of his grumbling.

Throughout the hour, Provenza questioned whether he should remain on the police force or not. He was especially bothered by this case because the victim seemed to lead a charmed life and it was hard to find any plausible reason to kill him.

He hid his pain underneath his usual crabbiness, of course. At Sharon and Andy's, he groused endlessly about the cake and only Rusty seemed to pick...

Ed Sheeran must have been thinking out loud on Thursday morning.

The singer, 25, spent his early hours hopping around various New York radio stations to promote his upcoming album, ÷, which is available now for preorder in anticipation of its March 3 release date. But he also took time to give his thoughts on some other buzzy topics.

Here are five highlights from his recent radio rounds!

1. He stuck up for Mariah Carey after her New Years Eve mishap.

Accidents happen—and that’s exactly why Sheeran feels for Mariah Carey after her botched New Years Eve performance in New York City’s Times Square.

From the looks of this exclusive sneak peek of Lethal Weapon‘s holiday episode, Riggs is getting a slightly early, very nasty Christmas present.

In tonight’s installment (Fox, 8/7c), the grieving cop investigates a crime involving — as Capt. Avery calls him — “Eddie freaking Flores,” a drug cartel associate with whom Riggs had run-ins back in Texas. And when the loose cannon cop finally comes face-to-face with Flores in California, the bad guy insinuates that he had something to do with the car crash that killed Riggs’ pregnant wife, Miranda.

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“Sometimes we lose people,...

It took fifteen years of perseverance—acquiring the rights, losing them, and reacquiring them at the behest of screenwriter Jane Goldman stoking the fire—but producer Stephen Woolley finally got Peter Ackroyd‘s 1994 novel on the big screen as The Limehouse Golem. There were some big names attached from Merchant Ivory originating plans to Woolley hoping for Neil Jordan years before developing it with Terry Gilliam. Don’t let this taint your opinion when peering upon Juan Carlos Medina‘s name on the director’s chair, though. Despite being only his sophomore feature, there’s a lot to like as he imbues the proceedings with a nightmarish air of mystery and suspense. It’s a dark Sherlock Holmes-esque case bolstered by a heartfelt desire for justice exactly when it appears impossible to find.

Like the words uttered by music hall comedian Dan Leno (Douglas Booth), this film begins at...

The abbies were just peaceful creatures minding their own business before Pilcher came along and opened fire. 

He's gone now, but the mess he left behind is not going away. 

The whole town was in panic mode on Wayward Pines Season 2 Episode 8 after Margaret escaped her captivity. 

It's interesting how important this one abbie is. She has a lot of pull. Do they believe in democracy? Did they elect her? Is she a dictator? 

All we know is that mark on her hand means something. Maybe it's a monarchy and that's equivalent to royal blood. 

Regardless, her escape led to the town taking cover and locking themselves indoors. Except for Frank and Lucy that is, who thought it might be fun to take a stroll across town to find Rebecca. 

That was probably not the smartest idea. Children who want to be helpful usually just wind up being liabilities. Nothing actually came of it though,...

Police are investigating a weekend incident at the Cincinnati Zoo which prompted zookeepers to shoot a 17-year-old endangered gorilla to death, People confirms. A Cincinnati Police Department spokeswoman tells People that detectives are "looking at the facts and circumstances" that led a 4-year-old boy to plummet into the zoo's gorilla exhibit. After his 12-foot fall, the child was grabbed up by the 450-pound animal, who is named Harambe, and dragged around the enclosed exhibit. The police spokeswoman tells People a "thorough review" is underway into the "facts and circumstances that led to this 4-year-old falling into this enclosure." Upon the conclusion of their review,...

Police are investigating a weekend incident at the Cincinnati Zoo which prompted zookeepers to shoot a 17-year-old endangered gorilla to death, People confirms. A Cincinnati Police Department spokeswoman tells People that detectives are "looking at the facts and circumstances" that led a 4-year-old boy to plummet into the zoo's gorilla exhibit. After his 12-foot fall, the child was grabbed up by the 450-pound animal, who is named Harambe, and dragged around the enclosed exhibit. The police spokeswoman tells People a "thorough review" is underway into the "facts and circumstances that led to this 4-year-old falling into this enclosure." Upon the conclusion of their review,...

An eyewitness of a 4-year-old's fall into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo on Saturday say that the boy told his mother he "wanted to swim with the gorilla" as she was preparing to leave the exhibit with a female companion and multiple young children. "People around me were talking about how big the gorilla was, calling him King Kong, and I heard him say 'I wanna go!' and the mom was like, 'No, you're not!' " Kim O'Connor, who filmed the incident, tells People. "She was putting kids in the strollers - there were four or five...

The family of the 4-year-old boy whose fall into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo on Saturday led to the animal being shot dead has issued a statement thanking the zoo staff for their "quick action." "We are so thankful to the Lord that our child is safe," a family spokeswoman said in a statement to Wlwt. "He is home and doing just fine." The statement continues to thank the Zoo staff for making the "difficult decision" to shoot the gorilla. "We extend our heartfelt thanks for the quick action by the Cincinnati Zoo staff. We know that this...

The family of the 4-year-old boy whose fall into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo on Saturday led to the animal being shot dead has issued a statement thanking the zoo staff for their "quick action." "We are so thankful to the Lord that our child is safe," a family spokeswoman said in a statement to Wlwt. "He is home and doing just fine." The statement continues to thank the Zoo staff for making the "difficult decision" to shoot the gorilla. "We extend our heartfelt thanks for the quick action by the Cincinnati Zoo staff. We know that this...

For a while, Christopher Walken felt like "troubled guys" were the only types of roles he was being offered, and he knows when it began. "In Annie Hall, I played a suicidal guy who drives his car into traffic," he says in his matter-of-fact, stilted, utterly Walkenesque way. "Then in The Deer Hunter, which came immediately afterward, I shot myself in the head. I was playing these disturbed people. That might have been when that started." When asked if that bothered him, he plainly says, "Listen, I'm lucky."

It's a bright spring day in Manhattan,...

Forget Caltiki and forget The Blob: 'The Stuff' doesn't eat you, you eat it! Larry Cohen takes a page from Professor Quatermass for this satirical slap at blind consumerism and unregulated commerce, in a thriller packed with ooky glob-monsters and people hollowed out like Halloween pumpkins. It's the smart side of '80s sci-fi: Cohen knows how to make the genre sustain his anti-establishment themes. The Stuff Blu-ray Arrow Video (Us) 1985 / Color / 1:85 widescreen / 87 min. / Street Date April 19, 2016 / Available from Amazon / 39.95 Starring Michael Moriarty, Andrea Marcovicci, Garrett Morris, Paul Sorvino, Scott Bloom, Danny Aiello, Patrick O'Neal, Alexander Scourby, Harry Bellaver, Rutanya Alda, Brooke Adams, Laurene Landon, Tammy Grimes, Abe Vigoda, Clara Peller, Patrick Dempsey, Mira Sorvino, Eric Bogosian. Cinematography Paul Glickman Makeup Effects Ed French, Michael Maddi, Steve Neill, Kim Robinson, Rick Stratton, Craig Lyman Editor Armond Lebowitz Original Music Anthony Guefen Produced by Paul Kurta Written and...

Accidents happen. That's what Dick Boak, the director of the Martin Guitar Museum, reportedly thought when he was told a priceless, 145-years-old guitar - which his museum leant to be used in Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight - had been destroyed. "We were informed that it was an accident on set," Boak told guitar enthusiast site Reverb on Thursday. "We assumed that a scaffolding or something fell on it." But in reality, the destruction was a bit more deliberate - even if still accidental. "The guitar was a loner from the Martin Guitar Museum and there were six doubles made.

Accidents happen. That's what Dick Boak, the director of the Martin Guitar Museum, reportedly thought when he was told a priceless, 145-years-old guitar - which his museum leant to be used in Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight - had been destroyed. "We were informed that it was an accident on set," Boak told guitar enthusiast site Reverb on Thursday. "We assumed that a scaffolding or something fell on it." But in reality, the destruction was a bit more deliberate - even if still accidental. "The guitar was a loner from the Martin Guitar Museum and there were six doubles made.

Accidents happen. While there's no doubt that Kourtney Kardashian has been looking exceptionally phenomenal as of late, including at Kendall Jenner's birthday party Monday, she did have a bit of an oops moment with her outfit. The 36-year-old mom stunned in a black satin jacket that she wore over a tie-up lace corset top, but the top revealed a tad too much. When Kourtney's open jacket fell to the side, her revealing top exposed that she wasn't wearing a bra...if you catch our drift. Other than the momentary slip, the mom-of-three looked gorgeous in her black heels and leather leggings. She and sister Khloe Kardashian seemed to inspire each other's outfits as they both donned similar all-black...

Taylor Swift is known for writing about her famous exes, but not all of her songs are about her rocky relationships. Fan initially speculated that "Bad Blood" might be taking aim at Harry Styles, before she later said it was about a former friend. "You’re in a[n] interview, and the writer says, ‘Who is that song about? That sounds like a really intense moment from your life.’ And you sit there, and you know you’re on good terms with your ex-boyfriend, and you don’t want him—or his family—to think you’re firing shots at him," she says in the November issue of GQ. "So you say, ‘That was about losing a friend.’ And that’s basically all you say. But then people cryptically tweet about what you meant." Everyone then assumed it was about Katy Perry. But, Taylor still isn't naming names. "I never said...

Bec Cubitt has joined Aquarius Films as development and production executive after three years in the UK.

The hire marks a period of rapid expansion at the production company founded by Angie Fielder and Polly Staniford.

Cate Shortland is directing Berlin Syndrome, a thriller about a holiday romance that turns sinister, scripted by Shaun Grant and starring Teresa Palmer and Max Riemelt , in Germany and Melbourne.

Expat Aussie Kate Hickey (an editor on Lena Dunham.s Girls) is helming Roller Dreams, a feature documentary about the Venice Beach roller dancing scene from 1978 until now, financed through Screen Australia.s Signature Documentary Fund.

Garth Davis is on post on Lion, the true life drama starring Dev Patel, Rooney Mara and Nicole Kidman, which Aquarius is producing with See-Saw Films.

Most recently Cubitt was development executive in the London office of Rooks Nest Entertainment. Before that she completed a Screen Australia placement...

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Accidents happen, as the saying goes, and although we’d like to think of our favourite gaming studios as messianic conjurers of code who just pulled grade-a ideas out their collective rumps one after the other – sometimes such things just land in their laps instead.

Let’s take a step back though – what makes good game design? Is it Call of Duty or Battlefield’s hands-off approach that guides you through a number of set-pieces all with essentially everyone experiencing the same thing? How about Metal Gear Solid V, GTA V or Red Dead Redemption, who give you a handful of narrative setups, but ask you to figure out how to complete them?

There’s even the Uncharted series who’ll design an extended physics-based level (like a train thundering down the track, or a collapsing building) whilst retaining your control to navigate the whole thing in real time.

Actor Amy Jackson will soon be seen performing some kickass action in Prabhudeva’s next directorial. The 23-year-old says that it’s very important to have all the safety measures in check before starting with an action scene. “Safety comes first for me, and I am quite impressed with the way safety has been handled on the sets of my film,” says Amy, who will star alongside Akshay Kumar in her next. “We always had an ambulance, a doctor and a physiotherapist on the sets for every fight and action sequence,” she adds.

Amy, who made her debut with Ekk Deewana Tha in 2012, feels that the actors and the supporting crew is sometimes preoccupied with multiple tasks, and fail to pay attention to minor details related to the stunt. “Accidents happen while shooting tricky action scenes because actors and stuntmen really get into the zone, but as long as there...

Amy Jackson will soon be seen performing some kickass action in Prabhudeva’s Singh is Bliing, which also stars the action man himself Akshay Kumar.

Talking about doing action scenes, the 23-year-old says that it’s very important to have all the safety measures in check before starting filming. “Safety comes first for me, and I am quite impressed with the way safety has been handled on the sets of my film,” says Amy. “We always had an ambulance, a doctor and a physiotherapist on the sets for every fight and action sequence,” she adds.

Amy, who made her debut with Ekk Deewana Tha in 2012, feels that the actors and the supporting crew is sometimes preoccupied with multiple tasks, and fail to pay attention to minor details related to the stunt. “Accidents happen while shooting tricky action scenes because actors and stuntmen really get into the zone, but as long...

Accidents happen. About two weeks ago, Gemma Colley decided to take a much-needed break and treated herself to a spray tan. Back from her relaxing treatment, Colley realized she needed to feed her son, so she breastfed him. Unfortunately, she forgot that her spray tan was still wet and her baby walked away with a five o'clock shadow made of tan. The picture is pretty hilarious, so naturally she shared it on her personal Facebook page. Her friends loved it, and even made comparisons to Homer Simpson. Seeing all of the validation from her pals, Colley shared the image on The Unmumsy Mom Facebook page along with a caption that read, "From one mum to another, I'd like to let you know about my epic fail of...

Accidents happen—even to Jenna Dewan-Tatum. Such was the case on Thursday when the actress was visiting a salon in Los Angeles on the Sunset Strip, where she unintentionally hit another car while pulling into the parking garage. Dressed casually in cute workout wear with her hair pulled back, the mother of one immediately stopped to write a note which she placed on the damaged vehicle's windshield, an eyewitness tells E! News. "I'm so sorry I accidentally hit the front left side of your car! Please forgive me," the note, which appears to have been scribbled on the back of a receipt, read, in addition to including her name and phone number. Photos: Take...

Fans of the legendary Dick Van Dyke will flip their ottoman when he guest-stars on ABC’s The Middle — and we’ve got your first look at his “reunion” with real-life brother Jerry.

RelatedRenewal Scorecard: What’s Coming Back? What’s Cancelled?

In the sixth-year sitcom’s April 22 episode, “Two of a Kind,” the Hecks get caught in the middle of a long-standing family feud when Frankie’s Uncle Dutch (played by Dick Van Dyke, 89) contacts her dad, Tag (Jerry Van Dyke, 83), in a bid to bury the hatchet with his estranged younger brother.

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This week on ABC’s Castle, Ryan’s latest gig working private security resulted in a very public tragedy, while Beckett’s identification with a murder victim helped nudge her to make a career move.

RelatedMatt’s Inside Line: Scoop on Castle‘s 150th Episode (and Season Finale!)

What this Ryan-centric outing had over, say, Season 5’s “Fenton O’Connell” undercover op is that we had Ryan being Ryan — though he was markedly more serious, since he took it quite personally that the shooting of a congressman and an associate went down under his watch.

Also, the Case of the Week was pretty well-crafted.

Not that Dancing With the Stars‘ title really needs to be longer — but after the powerhouse performances delivered on Monday’s installment, may we suggest that Season 20 be known as Dancing With the Stars: The Comeback Kids?

Following a season premiere that left much to be desired from the celebs on the dance floor, Week 2 found even the lowest-scoring couples making an excellent case for why they should walk away with this year’s Mirrorball trophy.

Charlotte McKinney, for example, displayed impressive precision on her cha-cha with Keo Motsepe (while also reminding us that cyberbullying is not cool); Redfoo,...

A double helping of Fox’s Last Man on Earth this Sunday drew 4.5 million total viewers/1.9 rating and 4.1 mil/1.6, winning the night in the demo and besting/matching its week-ago numbers in the 9:30 time slot.

PhotosKeep or Cut? Vote on the Fate of Last Man on Earth and Other ‘Bubble’ Shows

Fox’s only other original, Bob’s Burgers (2.2 mil/1.0), was flat.

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Over on ABC, Once Upon a Time (5.7 mil/1.8) and Revenge (4.4 mil/1.1) dipped in audience while steady in the demo. Secrets and Lies (5.5 mil/1.5) ticked up a tenth.

Accidents happen? Kim Kardashian suffered yet another wardrobe malfunction on Monday, March 16, in Los Angeles. The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 34, was apparently unaware that her Givenchy leggings, which boast a $1,435 price tag, were incredibly sheer and exposed her thong underwear. Kanye West's wife paired the see-through bottoms with a plunging black bodysuit by Alaia, her favorite Giuseppe Zanotti silk button boots, and a thick leather belt to cinch in her tiny waist. Photos: Most embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions ever About that waist…. Kardashian took to Instagram [...]...

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Ryback has called Cm Punk “fragile and insecure” in a series of tweets that he later deleted. This was in response to Punk’s interview on Colt Cabana’s podcast, where Punk commented “I’m already beat up and I have to wrestle steroid guy. I call it like I see it. He’s very hurty….sometimes deliberate.”

Ryback initially responded by tweeting the above photo, depicting a Ryback figurine hurting a Punk figure. He later tweeted –

“For the record if I quit for being fragile and insecure I would make up excuses too. Things didn’t go my way for a long time and I kept Going day in and out. Slander is a powerful thing and to state complete made up nonsense for no reason shows his insecurities. I will Continue to bust my ass study matches every chance I get, cut promos when driving and push...

 Michael Ian Black Nailed a guy on a scooter Sunday afternoon.It went down at 3:00 Pm Sunday at the very congested corner of Highland and Santa Monica Blvd. Black's Toyota struck the scooter ... sending the rider tumbling to the ground.We're told the scooter driver suffered road rash on his left leg.  An ambulance showed up ... but apparently it wasn't serious enough ... the scooter driver was not transported.Black was not ticketed.  Accidents happen.

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Professional wrestling is often derided as being the red-headed stepchild to its sports and entertainment parents. While wrestling is undoubtedly meant to be a show, the performers in the ring are constantly putting themselves at risk for our entertainment. It’s been stressed on numerous occasions that anything can go wrong inside a wrestling ring at any time. Minor injuries are commonplace, but drastic, life-altering mishaps are rare.

However, every once in a while, a wrestler will face an incredibly severe injury or life-threatening situation thanks to their chosen career. Accidents happen in any profession, and when that line of work includes throwing another person around or diving from great heights, bad things will occasionally take place. Everyday pain and sporadic injuries are one thing, but tragic accidents and disasters are another.

Unfortunately, there is little that one can do to protect themselves from these horrendous accidents. After all,...

Siri Garber is expanding her Platform Public Relations with new branch offices in New York City and Sydney, Australia. The Sydney office will be headed up by Platform's VP of talent Jane Negline, who joined the company after spearheading PR for “Australian Idol” and working on many Australian awards shows. Also read: CW's ‘Arrow’ Casts ‘The Pact's’ Caity Lotz as Black Canary (Exclusive) Negline's clients include: Grant Bowler (Syfy's “Defiance”), Kym Johnson (“Dancing With the Stars”), Samantha Harris (“The Insider”), Thea Andrews (“The Insider”), Harry Cook (“Accidents Happen”) and Stephanie Ellis (“The Sleepwalker”). The New York office is being headed up by Barbara Saint-Aime,...

Exclusive: Management 360 has signed Geena Davis, who’s one of those actors you could see getting a second career wind. Davis, who at last blush was vying to shoot arrows for her country as an Olympics archer, won her Oscar for The Accidental Tourist, and her other credits include Thelma And Louise, A League Of Their Own, Beetlejuice, The Fly and Stuart Little. Things went awry with Cutthroat Island and Long Kiss Goodnight, though the latter was a pretty darn good B-movie from a $4 million Shane Black script. She was most recently seen in the Lake Bell-directed In A World, and the Australian indie Accidents Happen. She remains with CAA.

Accidents happen! Just 18 days after celebrating her 16th birthday, Kylie Jenner reportedly got into a car crash. According to TMZ, the model and Keeping Up With the Kardashians star was involved in a 3-car collision in Calabasas, Calif. on Wednesday, Aug. 28. TMZ claims that Jenner's pricey Mercedes-Benz SUV hit the back of a Toyota, which then crashed into the back of a Subaru SUV. The Toyota reportedly suffered major damage to the back, while the Subaru suffered bumper damage. Jenner apparently handled the accident like a [...]...

Sebastian Coe also salutes James Bond stunt double from 2012 opening ceremony, who died in wing-diving accident

Sebastian Coe and Danny Boyle led tributes to Mark Sutton, the stuntman who was James Bond's stunt-double in the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony, who died in a wing-diving accident.

Swiss police were investigating how the experienced 42-year-old wing suit flyer was killed on Wednesday, after jumping from a helicopter wearing aerodynamic equipment and hitting a mountain ridge at high speed.

Coe, who chaired the 2012 organising committee, and is now chairman of the British Olympic Association, said: "I was shocked to hear the desperately sad news. The cast and volunteers in London became a very close-knit family … Mark was a consummate professional and team player. He will be widely missed."

Boyle, who designed the opening to the Games, said Sutton and Gary Connery, who doubled for the Queen and jumped with Daniel Craig's...

Sutton, who was James Bond's stunt-double in London 2012 opening ceremony, hit ridge after jumping from helicopter

The stuntman who played James Bond's double at the London Olympics' opening ceremony has died in a wingsuit accident in Switzerland.

Mark Sutton, 42, was killed on Wednesday when he hit a mountain ridge, after jumping from a helicopter in the aerodynamic suit, a preliminary investigation by police has indicated.

His friend Gary Connery, who doubled for the Queen and jumped with Daniel Craig's substitute into the Olympic stadium, told the Sun that Sutton had been smart, articulate and funny.

"In any sport where you share a common bond you can make friends in a heartbeat that last a lifetime," he said. "My relationship with Mark was like that."

Wingsuits are special jumpsuits which increase the surface area of the body and act like a parachute wing, allowing users to glide through the air...

From runways to billboards, we’re no strangers to seeing Erin Heatherton’s barely clad bod. However, on August 6, the model unintentionally showed some skin as she gave onlookers an unexpected view of her best asset!

Erin Heatherton was out and about in New York City on August 6, when a gust of wind blew her skirt up! Suffering a minor wardrobe malfunction, the 24-year-old Victoria’s Secret Angel was hardly embarrassed as she got into a taxi and went along with her day as if nothing ever happened!

Erin Heatherton Wardrobe Malfunction — Supermodel Flashes Butt

Erin stepped out in New York City in an adorable summer outfit yesterday. The Vs angel wore a gray crop top, paired with a floral-patterned miniskirt. The blonde bombshell shopped around the city, sporting some beach waves and oversized sunglasses. And while her outfit looked primped, planned and put together, what happened next was a total surprise!

Accidents happen. It’s what we tell ourselves every time something bad occurs. Hey, accidents happen. In any situation, we put ourselves at risk for injury and death. Just getting into our cars to go to the grocery store exposes our fleshy bodies to the fact that death is all around us. We can catch an infection, get into car accidents, release a blood clot in our legs, or a piece of space debris can fall out of the sky and kill us instantly. Anything can happen to us at any time.

Movie sets are no different. There is this idea implanted into our heads when we see movies that everything is fake, no one is really dead, and it helps us enjoy the movie more. However, when we hear that a cast member or crew member has died in an accident on the set, we are shocked and appalled...

French actress Emmanuelle Béart has been added to the cast of Australian film My Mistress alongside Harrison Gilbertson and Rachael Blake ahead of shooting later this month on the Gold Coast.

The film received Screen Australia funding in November. It’s directed by Stephen Lance and written by Top of the Lake’s Gerard Lee with production by Bran Nue Dae’s Robyn Kershaw and distributed by Transmission Films.

The announcement:

Internationally acclaimed French actress Emmanuelle Béart (A Heart in Winter, Nathalie, Manon of the Spring, Mission: Impossible) will join one of Australia’s rising international stars, AFI Award‐winning Harrison Gilbertson (U.S. independent film Haunt – in the title role opposite Jacki Weaver, Accidents Happen, Blessed, Beneath Hill 60, Conspiracy 365) and AFI Award‐winning actress Rachael Blake (Sleeping Beauty, Lantana, Hawke) in the seductive and touching new film My Mistress.

What starts as a beautiful and strangely innocent...

Someone get Peaches Geldof's baby a helmet ... because his 23-year-old mom just dumped his ass out of his stroller while blabbing on her cell phone in London ... and she didn't even hang up.Peaches seemed to have the whole stroller-pushing thing down pat -- until she hit a pothole, and the stroller flipped upside down ... with her 5-month-old baby still inside.The kid tumbled out onto the sidewalk and Peaches jumped into action --...

Family adventure film Nim's Island 2, starring Bindi Irwin, has begun shooting on the Gold Coast.

The film also stars Us actor Matthew Lillard (The Descendants, Scooby Doo), who plays marine scientist Jack, the father of Nim (Bindi Irwin), as well as local actors John Waters (Looking Through the Glass Onion, Offspring), Toby Wallace (Surviving Georgia, Neighbours), Nathan Derrick (Rush, Bed of Roses), Sebastian Gregory (Neighbours, Accidents Happen) and Jack Pearson (Winners & Losers).

The original Nim's Island grossed $US48 million in North America and almost $6.2 million at the Australian box office. While it was shot in Queensland, it did not qualify as an Australian production, unlike the sequel which is now underway.

Nim's Island was a far bigger production, starring Jodi Foster, and was distributed by Universal. The sequel will be distributed in Australia by Pinnacle Films, which has specialised in limited theatrical releases, while international distribution is being handled by Walden Entertainment.

From Next Movie: Accidents happen, even when the world's greatest spy is involved. James Bond returns to the big screen later this year with "Skyfall," the 23rd movie in the storied franchise, and when it lands, it'll have left a whole lot of destruction in its wake... and not just the fictional blow-up-the-bad-guys kind.

Agent 007's latest adventure has left a 330-year-old shop in Istanbal's iconic Grand Bazaar destroyed, and it's no cinematic trick: a stuntman lost control of his motorcycle and thoroughly destroyed the store, and the shop owner is now one very unhappy customer.

"It is very nice for the Grand Bazaar to be chosen as a location for shooting this kind of movie. But the bazaar's administration… didn't notify us the shooting would be like this," said store owner Mete Boybeyi. "This place is regulated by the Council of Monuments. We can't even change our window without their permission.

James Bond Director is The Last Resort for Shawn Ryan

A TV show is getting the big screen touch as Martin Campbell, the director of Casino Royale, signs on to executive produce and direct the pilot for ABC’s new futuristic thriller, The Last Resort.

Campbell, who also directed GoldenEye, The Mask of Zorro, and Green Lantern (Hey! Accidents happen) is joining writers Shawn Ryan (The Shield) and Karl Gajdusek (Dead Like Me) for the new show that received a pilot production commitment back in August. According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Last Resort follows the crew of a U.S. nuclear submarine that flees to an abandoned Nato outpost and declares themselves the world’s smallest nuclear nation after they refuse orders commanding them to launch nuclear missiles.

While he’s been spending recent years with big screen projects, Campbell is no stranger to the small screen, winning a...

The Starz original series Spartacus has been renewed for a third season. Check the press release below:

The most celebrated Starz Originals franchise, “Spartacus,” will continue to wow audiences worldwide with a renewal secured for a thrilling and bloody third season. The green light comes well in advance of “Spartacus: Vengeance,” which will debut exclusively on Starz – Friday, January 27, 2012 at 10Pm Et/Pt.

As yet untitled, production on the third season of “Spartacus” is expected to begin in New Zealand in early 2012.

Starz Media Managing Director Carmi Zlotnik commented, “There is no denying the impact ‘Spartacus’ has had in the marketplace with fans across the globe thirsting for the continuation of the epic tale. ‘Vengeance’ brings unparalleled action and drama to Starz viewers in January. We are thrilled to come to an early agreement that allows the writers and talent to get right back to work in preparing for season three.