Charlie Hunnam Has Already Played the Other Role in 50 Shades of Grey

Charlie Hunnam is hardly an unknown: The 33-year-old British actor stars in one of the biggest shows on cable, Sons of Anarchy, and he played the lead in this summer’s $100 million-grossing sci-fi vehicle Pacific Rim. Still, yesterday’s announcement that he’ll play the dominant, damaged Christian Grey in the film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey means that Hunnam is about to become a lot more famous very quickly, since everyone and their mother had an opinion on who should be cast as Grey, a wealthy mogul who embarks on a sexy, sadomasochistic relationship with wide-eyed Anastasia Steele (to be played by Ben and Kate’s Dakota Johnson).

Charlie Murphy, Stand-up Comic and Chappelles Show Co-star, Dead at 57

RIP, Charlie Murphy. Charlie Murphy, the stand-up comedian and older brother of Eddie Murphy, died Wednesday after battling leukemia, his manager told TMZ. Murphy co-starred on Comedy Central’s Chappelle’s Show, memorably telling his “true Hollywood stories,” where he recalled losing to Prince in a basketball game and hanging out with Rick James. Charlie was seen most recently on tour with Cedric the Entertainer, Eddie Griffin, George Lopez, and D.

Charlie Puth Is So Inspired by LGBTQ+ Culture

Maybe for the next album he’ll go in the Abbey. You know by now that Charlie Puth is a font of musical knowledge, drawing inspiration from across the charts, across history. Adding to those influences on his upcoming album, Charlie? The queer community. Well, more specifically, driving by a gay club one time. Puth recounts the story to GQ, saying that passing by the West Hollywood clubs Pump and the Abbey helped him finish his new song, “Loser.

Charlize Theron Sought for Fast 8 Villain, Which, Considering She Has an Oscar for Playing a Serial

If you’re shooting a film with a prominently featured female murderer, sociopath, or archvillain and you aren’t trying to get Charlize Theron for the role, clearly, you do not care about your art. According to Deadline, Fast 8 director F. Gary Gray and screenwriter Chris Morgan are allegedly seeking the Mad Max actress for their movie’s sole female villain. (Theron previously worked with Gray on 2003’s Italian Job remake.) If you have any questions about this casting choice, please revisit Charlize Theron as Aileen Wuornos in 2003’s Monster, for which she won an Academy Award and a Golden Globe.

Charo haunts Pamela Anderson on DWTS

On last night’s Dancing With the Stars, Pamela Anderson and her partner, Damian, shook off last week’s bottom-two placement with a routine about a flamenco dancer who’s in love with a matador, yet is against bullfighting (PETA spokesperson Anderson wouldn’t have it any other way, she tells us). During practice, the couple gets a surprise tutorial by the flamenco queen herself, Charo, whom Anderson greets with an excited hug. (Charo is “a big anti-bullfighter, as well,” says Pamela, to the chagrin of all the matadors tuning in.

Check Out a Poster for Breaking Buds, the Spring-Break Version of Breaking Bad

When the going gets tough in Albuquerque, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman get going … to Daytona Beach! With season five of Breaking Bad getting darker and darker, artist Jon Defreest decided to imagine the show’s main duo in an old-fashioned eighties sex comedy. Who knows what these crazy guys are going to get up to next! See a Poster for Walter White on Spring Break ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWloa2dgbXyjvsSaoqKml2KvtrDSZ5%2BtpZw%3D

Check Out the Brand-New Birdman Poster

Michael Keaton in ‘Birdman.’ After a rapturous reception at the Venice and Telluride film festivals, the Oscar-buzzed Birdman flies into New York on October 12, where it will close the New York Film Festival. Fitting, since Alejandro González Iñárritu’s film takes place in New York, where washed-up actor Riggan Thompson (Michael Keaton) has come to stage a play in an attempt to win critical respectability and put the specter of his movie superhero past behind him.

Check Out These New Stills From Django Unchained

Jamie Foxx, left, and Leonardo DiCaprio in Columbia Pictures’ “Django Unchained,” also starring Christoph Waltz. Leonardo DiCaprio’s trussed-up plantation owner disrespects Jamie Foxx’s freed slave turned bounty hunter at his own peril. [FirstShowing.net] Check Out These New Stills From Django Unchained ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWloa2dganyktMScomanpal6tbTErJxmppWserTAyKWjrGWWp7yuecOjmKefn2LCr6%2FHmqCnnZRjtbW5yw%3D%3D

Chelsea Does Does It Mostly Well

Chelsea Handler in Chelsea Does. Chelsea Does is indulgent and self-obsessed, but so is stand-up comedy. The kind way to describe that is self-knowledge, and the less-kind way is self-absorption, but either way, good stand-up, more so than other comedy formats, relies heavily on an individual point of view. In her four-episode Netflix documentary series, Chelsea Handler travels and interviews people and witnesses various facets of the global human experience, and still turns all of that into, “So, what do I, Chelsea Handler, have to say?