Tyler Perry Suggests Kim Kardashian Can Be A ‘Role Model’ For Young People

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According to Tyler Perry, casting reality-television star Kim Kardashian in his latest film “Temptation” may help to portray her as a ‘role model.’ Who knew?

Yahoo reports the filmmaker has received major backlash for giving Kardashian her first major acting gig in his latest film.

Many people believe that the backlash is justified based on Kadashian’s claim to fame as an amateur-porn-star-turned-reality-television-starlight. Perry, however, sees things differently.

“I said to one of my producers, ‘who else is out there that young people are looking up to?’” Perry said. | Full Story

‘American Idol’ Ratings Continue To Drop

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Surprise, surprise: ratings for American Idol continue to drop, seemingly with each passing week, & not in a small way.

According to Entertainment Weekly, ratings for last Thursday’s show have dropped a whopping 50 percent since its premiere Thursday episode back in January.

In addition, the recent average rating given by the show’s target age group of adults ages 18-49 is at 2.8, an embarrassing low for the so-called reality talent scouting series. | Full Story

Why Daniel Day Lewis Didn’t Deserve To Win Best Actor For ‘Lincoln’

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With the Oscars wrapping up a few days ago, it’s hard not to reflect over the nominees, winners and how somethings didn’t seem to add up. Ben Affleck isn’t nominated for Best Director, but Argo wins Best Picture.  I guess they loved everything about the film,  just not necessarily the directing. Sounds crazy, right?

This year, the category of best actor caught my attention and sent an alarm through my film geek nervous system. | Full Story

The SAG Awards Are Do-Or-Die

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Often times the SAG Awards set the tone for the rest of the award season, or better yet, the Oscars. In past years, many winners who had the chance to walk across the stage at the Screen Actors Guild Awards saw similar success at the Oscar.

Back in October, Ben Affleck’s Argo was a heavy topic when referring to the Oscar for Best Picture. That was until Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln hit theaters the next month, stealing the show, causing many critics to jump on its bandwagon. | Full Story

‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ Is Most Anticipated Film Of 2013

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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is the most anticipated upcoming film of 2013, according to a poll taken by the movie ticketing service, Fandango.

Fandango  surveyed more than 2,000 movie-lovers last week, asking questions about upcoming films and stars.  The results were compiled into several lists and then released on Tuesday in the 2013 Hot List.

Unsurprising to loyal Hunger Games fans, the sequel Catching Fire tops the chart on most anticipated films, even stumping The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, which has a few fans disagreeing. | Full Story

Where Does Honey Boo Boo’s Money Go?

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Have you ever wondered where the money from TLC’s Honey Boo Boo goes? According to Access Hollywood, the little diva Alana (also known as Honey Boo Boo by the rest of the world), and her family rake in between $15,000- $20,000 per episode.

So where does all the money from the hit show Honey Boo Boo go? Mama June has set up a trust fund for each of her daughters, including granddaughter, baby Kaitlyn. | Full Story

‘The Dark Knight Rises’: 2012′s Biggest Movie Let Down

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There may be many people who might disagree with this critical assessment of The Dark Knight Rises since it was the biggest films of 2012. Heck, Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy generated a huge following of loyal fans, some of which probably believe that Nolan can do no wrong, but keep an open mind and discover why The Dark Knight Rises was ultimately a weak movie.

For a man to be in the state of depression because of some chick (Rachel Dawes) who he barely sees in the movie was very weak. | Full Story

Iran Boycotting Oscars Over ‘Innocence of Muslims’

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Last year, A Separation became the first Iranian film to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language feature. But this year, Variety reports, the country will not be submitting a film for consideration for the award (the question of whether it makes any sense at all that this is the way movies are put in the running for the award is an entirely separate matter).

Iranian culture minister Muhammad Hosseini explained the boycott as a response to “an intolerable insult to the Prophet of Islam,” referring to the now-infamous trailer for the anti-Islam film Innocence of Muslims. | Full Story