Sure, it’s been about a week or two since the last episode of this season’s “American Idol” ended with Scotty McCreery winning the whole shebang, but the other big story to come out from the season, aside from the weird squabble between last year’s winner Lee Dewyze and “Idol” executive producer Nigel Lythgoe, is what top 3 finalist Haley Reinhart is doing post-Idol. The Hollywood Reporter posted an interview with Reinhart yesterday, in which they talked about the finale, singing with Tony Bennett, and her singing plans. When asked about whether she was notified of the possibility of taking Lauren Alaina’s spot due to her vocal issues on the final…

NBC’s new singing talent show “The Voice” has garnered the prized television spot–airing after the Super Bowl. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chairman of NBC Entertainment Bob Greenblatt, an hour-long episode of the show will air Sunday, Feb. 5 following Super Bowl XLVI. It has yet to be released as to whether the episode will be the season premiere. “There is no better showcase on television than to follow the Super Bowl, and we believe ‘The Voice’ is deserving of such high-profile exposure,” Greenblatt said in a statement. “The attention-grabbing blind audition phase of ‘The Voice’ has mass appeal and will fittingly team up with the biggest sporting event of…

TMZ is reporting that Steve-O boycotted a charity event for the American Diabetes Association after learning what the group was serving for the event. According to the article, Steve-O was set to participate in the Celebrity Go Kart Tournament in Gardena, California this weekend, but once he learned about the menu items, he decided the event wasn’t the one for him, in so many words. As he left, he told charity event worker from the Children’s Hospital that “I came here because I thought this was promoting a plant-based diet as diabetes prevention and they’re serving MEAT there. I’m so outta here.” He also said after asking some kids if…

PopSugar.com got their hands on this behind the scenes video featuring Robert Pattinson on the set of the upcoming film “Cosmopolis” directed by David Cronenberg (A History of Violence, Crash). The film follows a multimillionaire on a 24-hour journey across Manhattan, which starts as a simple trip to get a haircut. The simple trip to get a haircut evolves into a story about the relationship between the multimillionaire and his father, his relationship to his wife, and betting against the yen. “Cosmopolis” is based on Don DeLillo’s popular novel and stars teen-favorite Robert Pattinson (Water for Elephants, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1), Jay Baruchel (How To Train…

From director Troy Nixey and producer Guillermo del Toro, a new movie trailer for ‘Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark’ has been released.  Featuring Katie Holmes, who is catching a lot of positive attention for her film choice this time around, and  Guy Pearce, the teaser clip is eerie and promising!  Revamped into a big screen production from a 1973 TV movie, Don’t Be Afraid follows Holmes in the role of Kim, the on screen girlfriend of Pearce, and new mom to his daughter, played by Bailee Madison.  Together the family of three moves into a mansion where they aren’t alone! The old house holds creatures in the basement, ones…

Title: Some Days Are Better Than Others Writer-director: Matt McCormick Starring: James Mercer, Carrie Brownstein, David Wodehouse, Renee Roman Nose, Eric McGarry A delicate tone poem ensemble set in Portland, writer-director Matt McCormick’s “Some Days Are Better Than Others” is an unfussy rumination on modern human disillusionment and connection. The so-called “mumblecore” genre has gotten a bit of a bum rap for the dawdling pace and seemingly lesson-free nature of many of its entries, but there’s a pleasant and refreshing sense of cinematic rejuvenation that comes with submitting to a film that feels entirely of a piece in all its elements, but also unburdened by any sense of desperate, dutiful…

In odd movie news, The Huffington Post is reporting that former pastor Ted Haggard will play a role in an indie Christian sex comedy. The film, titled “The Waiting Game”, is being developed by former Colorado Springs stand-up comedians-turned-filmmakers Emilio Martinez and Rich Praytor. The script has already been written and a trailer has already been made, but The Gazette

Twitter has linked up with IMDB! According to Twitter’s official blog, the social networking site has added a new “Follow” button to the celebrity pages of IMDB. The button is also featured on 50 other sites including AOL.com, About.me, All Time Low, Justin Bieber, Cnet.com Britney Spears, CBS News, GQ, and more. Here’s how the “Follow” button will work on IMDB: 1. IMDb is adding a Twitter Follow Button to applicable celebrity name pages on IMDb.com and IMDb Pro. Through the IMDb Pro site, more than 10,000 entertainment industry professionals have already added their Twitter handle to their name pages on IMDb. 2. Fans can now see how many Twitter…

Back in the day, Bill Cosby’s “Leonard Part 6″ didn’t have much luck introducing itself to audiences as an original product with a higher integer in its title, and the teen-lilting sci-fi action adventure “I Am Number Four” perhaps elicited similar confusion when it bowed in theaters earlier this February. Unimpressive domestic returns ($55 million), however, might not have sullied the chances of survival for this adaptation of the first in a proposed six-book series cowritten by James Frey (yes, the lying author emasculated by Oprah Winfrey) and Jobie Hughes. If it returns, one will have both international markets (where it grossed $90 million) and the presence of Teresa Palmer,…

Title: X-Men: First Class Directed By: Matthew Vaughn Starring: James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Rose Byrne, Jennifer Lawrence, Álex González, Jason Flemyng, Zöe Kravitz, January Jones, Nicholas Hoult, Caleb Landry Jones, Edi Gathegi, Lucas Till Don’t have the time or money to travel around the world? Just see X-Men: First Class. Within the first third of the film we jump from Poland to Switzerland to England to Vegas to Miami and more. But, of course, a little something is happening between jet setting. Well, actually, a lot of something. After catching a glimpse of Erik Lehnsherr’s tortured childhood and Charles Xavier’s first run-in with Raven, ultimately Mystique, when he was just…