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Linkin Park have taken to Facebook to release their episode of Carpool Karaoke and it's 24-minutes of hilarity with comedian Ken Jeong (Community, Role Models). The episode was posted with the blessing of the family of Chester Bennington and serves as a tribute to the late front man while also highlighting the One More Light Fund that the band set up in honor of Bennington. The One More Light Fund is a non-profit organization, with the mission of spreading more awareness on mental illness and suicide.

The episode begins with Kim Jeong jokily announcing that it's his intension to join the band and change the name to Lin-Ken Park in honor of his name and suggests that they throw out band member and main songwriter Mike Shinoda. Shinoda and Joe Hahn are in the back seat while Jeong and Chester Bennington are in the front, with Bennington behind the wheel,...

The episode of Apple Music’s Carpool Karaoke series that Linkin Park taped less than a week before singer Chester Bennington’s death has hit the web, and let’s just say Ken Jeong is stoked to be a part of it. The former Dr. Ken star joins the group’s Bennington — who’s at the wheel — Mike Shinoda and Joe Hahn for a spirited singalongs to OutKast’s “Hey Ya,” Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Under the Bridge,” Linkin Park’s 2003 hit “Numb” and more. All this after an funny if…...

From the writer of AMC’s The Night Manger, The Ones Below comes out on Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital HD on September 6th. Also in today’s Horror Highlights: updated release details for Steve Balderson’s Hell Town and the official start of filming on The Ninth Passenger.

The Ones Below Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital HD Release Date Announced: Press Release: “Los Angeles – Written and directed by David Farr (“The Night Manager,” Hanna, “Mi-5”), the intense psychological thriller, The Ones Below, arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD on September 6th from Magnolia Home Entertainment under the Magnet Label. The Ones Below features riveting performances from Clémence Poésy (Harry Potter franchise), BAFTA® nominee David Morrissey (“The Walking Dead,” “Stage Of Play”), Stephen Campbell Moore (Burnt) and Laura Birn (Purge).

Expecting their first child, Kate (Poésy) and Justin (Moore) become friendly with their new neighbors, Jon (Morrissey) and Theresa (Birn), who are also expecting,...

Late-night’s biggest fanboy James Corden regularly loses his you-know-what during Carpool Karaoke, but he’s never actually lost his shirt. Until now.

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On Monday’s Late Late Show, the Red Hot Chili Peppers joined Corden in crooning such tracks as “Can’t Stop,” “Give It Away,” “Californication” and “Under the Bridge.” The sing-along, which was interrupted for conversations about the rock and roll lifestyle, prosthetic leg battles, and Cher, took an unexpected turn midway through when Corden challenged Anthony Kiedis to a “man wrestle.” (Needless to say, it was probably a mistake.

Even with the recent introduction of "Drop the Mic," "Carpool Karaoke" remains The Late Late Show's most consistently entertaining segment. Last night, James Corden was joined by Red Hot Chili Peppers for a drive around Los Angeles. It was basically everything you'd expect a carpool with Rhcp to be like: the shirts came off, there was some front lawn wrestling, and air bass playing. During the segment, in between singing some of the band's hit songs ("Californication," "Under the Bridge," etc.), Corden and the guys chatted about everything from the weirdest thing they've seen at one of their shows to the time Cher babysat Anthony Kiedis to their penchant for nudity. Somewhere along the long, a spontaneous wrestling match broke out and oh, yeah, most of the guys took off their shirts. You can watch below.

Red Hot Chili Peppers were the latest artists to cram in James Corden's vehicle to help the Late Late Show host get to work on time for "Carpool Karaoke," although the host likely regretted that decision as soon as Anthony Kiedis and Flea begin arguing about directions around Los Angeles within the first minute.

In addition to singing Rhcp tracks "Give It Away," "Under the Bridge," "Californication," new single "Dark Necessities" and a song from the musical Oliver!, Kiedis and Flea also debuted "Heemi Lheemey," a nonsensical, quasi-yodel the...

Red Hot Chili Peppers announced that they will join James Corden on The Late Late Show for a 'Carpool Karaoke' segment next week. All four members of the band will be in the car, so it will be a tight squeeze – and one of the loudest karaoke sessions to date.

The episode is slated to air on June 13th and include sing-alongs to three selections from the Red Hot Chili Peppers' catalog: "Under The Bridge," "Californication," and new single "Dark Necessities," from the their 11th album The Getaway. The...

Times sure have changed on The Price Is Right.

For most of the show's 40-year history, female models have been presenting dinette sets, washing machines and new cars to the excited contestants.

Then, in 2012, the show hired Rob Wilson to be its first male model. (And why not? More than half of the Tpir audience is female.)

After Wilson left the show earlier this year, producers hatched a new plan: to have America vote for the male model to replace him. They held open casting calls around the country. Semifinalists were flown to Los Angeles, where they competed in various...

Times sure have changed on The Price Is Right. For most of the show's 40-year history, female models have been presenting dinette sets, washing machines and new cars to the excited contestants. Then, in 2012, the show hired Rob Wilson to be its first male model. (And why not? More than half of the Tpir audience is female.) After Wilson left the show earlier this year, producers hatched a new plan: to have America vote for the male model to replace him. They held open casting calls around the country. Semifinalists were flown to Los Angeles, where they competed in various...

Times sure have changed on The Price Is Right. For most of the show's 40-year history, female models have been presenting dinette sets, washing machines and new cars to the excited contestants. Then, in 2012, the show hired Rob Wilson to be its first male model. (And why not? More than half of the Tpir audience is female.) After Wilson left the show earlier this year, producers hatched a new plan: to have America vote for the male model to replace him. They held open casting calls around the country. Semifinalists were flown to Los Angeles, where they competed in various...

Eight years ago, high school sweethearts Mike and Jessica Kovac were on the verge of divorcing after 17 years of financial hardship, medical problems and dealing with personal issues from adultery to alcoholism. "I wished he would die," Jessica, 42, of Liberty Lake, Washington, tells People. "I didn't feel I was strong enough to divorce him." It wasn't until they started helping the hungry and homeless in Spokane, Washington, that the couple realized how much they had to be thankful for - especially each other. Today, through their nonprofit Blessings Under the Bridge, the Kovacs feed about 250 people every Wednesday evening beneath...

Eight years ago, high school sweethearts Mike and Jessica Kovac were on the verge of divorcing after 17 years of financial hardship, medical problems and dealing with personal issues from adultery to alcoholism. "I wished he would die," Jessica, 42, of Liberty Lake, Washington, tells People. "I didn't feel I was strong enough to divorce him." It wasn't until they started helping the hungry and homeless in Spokane, Washington, that the couple realized how much they had to be thankful for - especially each other. Today, through their nonprofit Blessings Under the Bridge, the Kovacs feed about 250 people every Wednesday evening beneath...

Check out this great piece of Homer Simpson tribute art created French artist Pez. The print was created for Under the Bridge, and it will be released on Wednesday, December 18th, at around 12pm eastern. It's part of the artist's "Distroy" series. For more information, click here.

I absolutely love this dark and eerie design of the famous cartoon character. I've also included some variants, in which Homer is wearing a different themed shirt in each piece.

Last night Delta Air Lines hosted “Delta Presents” a star-studded celebration at Stamford Bridge, home of the legendary Chelsea Football Club. The exclusive event, which took place at “Under the Bridge”, marked the airline’s expanding presence in London and further heightened awareness of Delta’s partnership as the official airline of the iconic sports club. The highly sought-after occasion was attended by nearly 500 guests comprised of friends and celebrity guests of the influential airline. Flash bulbs lit up the red carpet for the arrivals of celebrity attendees such as Game of Thrones Actress Natalie Dormer, Made in Chelsea’s Millie Mackintosh, Chelsea Football Player Marco van Ginkel, and tennis stars Heather Watson and Tommy Haas. DJ Quayne kicked off the party at 7pm where guests...

The Backstreet Boys will perform on The Xtra Factor tomorrow night (November 17).

The Us boyband - who have celebrated their 20th anniversary this year - will take to the stage for an exclusive performance on the ITV2 spinoff show.

The performance was confirmed by The X Factor's official Twitter account following tonight's live show.

The 'I Want It That Way' group released their eighth studio album In a World Like This earlier this year, which peaked at number-16 on the UK Albums chart.

They performed an intimate gig at London's Under the Bridge in June, and took part in a Q&A with UK fans.

Gary Barlow and Miley Cyrus will perform on The X Factor results show tomorrow night at 8pm on ITV1. The Xtra Factor follows at 9pm on ITV2.

Watch the music video for 'In a World Like This' below:

Photo Gallery: 'X Factor'...

The following "Auditions at a Glance" calendar conveniently organizes projects by the date and day-of-the-week that the projects' auditions are taking place, to help you schedule your plans. Click on any of the following links to see the casting and job notices related to the dates and project titles highlighted below. Fri. Oct. 25 'Animal Crackers''It's A Wonderful Life', A Live Radio Play 'Soap' 'Survey' Sat., Oct. 26 'Don't Forget Me' 'Fruit Machine 2: Synesthesia' 'Hills Like White Elephants' 'Life Of An Addict' 'Petrified' 'Super Negro' Sun., Oct. 27 'Fresh Air' 'Fruit Machine 2: Synesthesia' 'Hills Like White Elephants' 'The Pirates Of Penzance', Youth Production Mon., Oct. 28 American Shakespeare Center, Actors' Renaissance 2015 Season Epa American Shakespeare Center, Blackfriars Summer & Fall Seasons 'Beer On Broadway' 'Cats', 'Anything Goes', 'Mary Poppins', 'Oklahoma!' and 'Fiddler on the Roof' 'It Hardly Rains in Summer' 'On The Town',...

With less than a month until its eventual release, the achievement list for Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto V have appeared online courtesy of Xbox360Achievements. Encompassing everything from spaceships to modified weapons, it provides an insight into the ludicrous world of Los Santos. With that said, the award system also dedicates over a third of its content to GTA V’s colossal multiplayer component, which was revealed late last week.

Here’s the full list of achievements. Be warned, though, there are some mild, story-related spoilers.

Single-player:

Solid Gold, Baby! – (50)

Earn 70 Gold Medals on Missions and Strangers and Freaks.

Career Criminal – (100)

Attain 100% Game Completion.

San Andreas Sightseer – (30)

Explore all of Los Santos and Blaine County.

All’s Fare in Love and War – (10)

Purchase Downtown Cab Co. and complete a private fare.

Tp Industries Arms Race – (10)

Purchase McKenzie Field Hangar and win the arms race.

Multi-Disciplined – (30)

Attain a gold medal...

Rockstar are spoiling us in this last month as we build up to the greatest game ever made (I have said it before and I am not afraid to say it again.).

Now, whether they wanted them to or not, the achievement list has been confirmed by various websites. The Trophy list is the same for PS3 as it always is, but the achievement list has been leaked for Xbox 360 in the last day or so.

Read on for all the single player achievements and click the ‘Next’ button for all the extensive ones leveled at Multiplayer. One thing is for sure from this list, we are in for a treat:

Solid Gold, Baby! (50 points) – Earn 70 Gold Medals on Missions and Strangers and Freaks.

The second biggest achievement on the list, this one is clearly all about getting the highest ratings for all the main missions/side quests in GTA V.

Music Composed by: Jeff Danna

Release Date: August 6, 2013

Format: Digital Download

Number of Discs: n/a (19 tracks, approx. 43 minutes)

Label: Lakeshore Records

Overview:

Lakeshore Records will release the Continuum – Original Television Soundtrack Season One digitally on August 6, 2013. The album features the original music, composed by Jeff Danna (Silent Hill: Revelation, The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus), for the first season of the beloved science fiction show.

“I encouraged a partially-orchestral approach to the series,” said Danna. “The world that Simon has created for Continuum is not a small or safe place and calls for music that is as cinematic as Simon’s vision of his characters and stories. The orchestra is the musical-partner for a story like this, and it is a large part of the soundscape of Continuum.”

Born in Canada to a musical family, Jeff Danna has created scores for a long and varied list of films. His...

Los Angeles -- For a city that has argued for decades over what its official song ought to be, Los Angeles has never lacked for serious contenders.

Anyone who has spent time here knows the city already has at least one unofficial tune: Randy Newman's "I Love La" is played after every home game the Los Angeles Lakers or Dodgers win.

But have you heard Bing Crosby warble about how he once planned to "settle down and nevermore roam, and make the San Fernando Valley my home?" Or songwriter George G.W. Morgan's tuneful boast in 1876 that if you really wanted great wine, forget the fancy European stuff, just open a bottle of La's best and drink up.

Crosby's "San Fernando Valley," a hit in 1943, and Morgan's "The Wines of Los Angeles County" are just two of nearly 200 songs that promote, mystify, glamorize and, let's be honest, often exaggerate...

We asked for fresh, modern music on Season 12 of American Idol, and executive producer Nigel Lythgoe has responded with…the Burt Bacharach/ Hal David Songbook!

[Insert Sound of Crickets Here]

Ah well, at least the second theme for Top 6 Week — during which the contestants will each cover two songs apiece — is “The Song I Wish I’d Written.” That should yield some recent, not-done-to-death, edgy and/or unexpected material, as long as there’s not some heinous fine print that turns it into ”The Song I Wish I’d Written (From the List of 11 Songs That Uncle Nigel Bothered to Clear).”

Related | American Idol‘s...

Alexandra Burke looked stunning in a floor-length blue gown as she attended the Shooting Stars Gala Dinner in London. The singer shared a joke with Samuel L Jackson on the red carpet before making her way into the Corinthia hotel. One Direction's Niall Horan attended the X Factor live show and later tweeted his support for contestant James Arthur, saying: "Just been to the X Factor! Everyone was so good tonight! James Arthur is incredible." Also in the capital, Stooshe attended the Under The Bridge gig at Stamford Bridge, while EastEnders actress Preeya Kalidas graced the red carpet (more)...

New York -- At the end of a long day, Kathie Lee Gifford offers a visitor a cup of coffee. Not wine, coffee.

"Would you like a skinny latte that I'm not going to drink?" she asks, sweetly. "I just realized it has caffeine. I get up so early that I will never get to sleep tonight if I drink it."

Gifford, forever the kind host, has every reason to need her rest these days: In addition to her gig on the often boozy fourth hour of the "Today" show, she's also putting the finishing touches on the lyrics and book of a new Broadway musical.

It's about the controversial 1920s-era Pentecostal evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson – a woman near and dear to Gifford's heart, even if most people haven't heard of her.

"It angers me that a woman so extraordinary, who did such amazing things, has fallen through the cracks of history,...

This is the third entry in Vulture's occasional series: Pop Culture Mysteries. Read our previous pieces, about the Red Hot Chili Peppers song "Under the Bridge" and Toni Basil's "Mickey." In 2008, ABC’s Good Morning America followed John Mellencamp around his hometown of Seymour, Indiana. Naturally, the story included a mention of the singer’s most famous song, “Jack and Diane,” which hit No. 1 in October 1982, when Mellencamp was still calling himself John Cougar. The Gma report specified the line, “Suckin’ on a chili dog outside the Tastee Freez,” going on to note that “the actual Tastee Freez is long gone,” before segueing into Mellencamp’s concerns about the corporatization of middle America and the destruction of family farms (which, in 1985, pushed him to co-found FarmAid). As immortalized in the song, the Midwestern frozen-treat stop is a monument to good old-fashioned teenage boredom, wanton horniness, and greasy fast food...

This is the second entry in Vulture's occasional series: Pop Culture Mysteries. See our previous piece, about the Red Hot Chili Peppers song "Under the Bridge," here. Few things stoke the prurient imagination — or the loins — of America more than the classic cheerleader look: the midriff-bearing half-tops and peek-a-boo skirts surrounded by an aura of wink-wink, tongue-in-cheek innocence. So it makes sense that we've had a three-decade-long boner for Toni Basil's smash pop hit "Mickey," which pom-pommed its way to the top of the charts back in 1982. A persistent rumor has run alongside the song in the decades since. Lyrics like, "So come on and give it to me / Any way you can / Any way you want to do it / I'll take it like a man" have led to speculation that Basil wanted it served to her "like a man": In other words, delivered...

Hurts have previewed a new song during one of their live sets. The duo performed a new track - expected to be titled 'Under The Bridge' - during their slot at Sziget Festival in Budapest, Hungary over the weekend. The track continues the pair's penchant for a slow and intense ballad, which won them fans following the release of their 2010 debut album Happiness. The Manchester band have yet to confirm the release of their second studio album, but previously revealed (more)...

'Elliot Loves' (Isa:tla Releasing) by Gary Terracino is a true American independent, made completely outside of any system, largely self financed, crowd funded, sponsored even, you name it - by any means necessary. It's a story that anyone from any walk of life can relate to; ultimately when love sucks, it F-in sucks. But when it's beautiful...

'Elliot Loves' had distribution offers on the table by the Friday before it's Sunday world premiere at 2012 The Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival where it would go on to win the Audience Award for Best Feature and Tla would announce worldwide rights to 'Elliot Loves' at Cannes. With screenings lined up across the States and Europe, this is merely the beginning of an illustrious career for Terracino. I had the pleasure (and anxiety attacks) to take the journey with Terracino. So I thought I'd catch up with him as he takes the film globally.

LatinoBuzz:Who introduced you to your earliest memory of film?

Gary Terracino:When I was four years old, my mother saw "Jaws" without taking me (and my two sisters) with her. Even at that age, I can remember being pissed at her. Well, the movie terrified her and for the rest of that summer she would not take us to the beach! Whenever we begged her she said, "But you'll be eaten by sharks!" I distinctly recall a neighbor saying to her, "Rhina, you're crazy! It's only a movie. There are no sharks swimming off of Coney Island!"

So my first memory of a movie is, naturally,of one I wasn't allowed to see!

LatinoBuzz:You are an independent filmmaker in it's truest form, making Elliot Loves by hook and crook - what's the most beautiful moment you took away from making the film in this manner?

Gary Terracino: My producing partner (Juan Caceres) and I had tried to make "Elliot Loves" for Six years: companies optioned our rights -- then went under (happened twice); experienced producers lectured us that "Elliot" was too complicated and too ambitious to ever happen; and various production companies dangled large budgets in front of me if only I made huge compromises -- as in, shoot in La, not New York; make it less Latino -- a little more white; lose the scenes of violence with the child; make it less gay; make it gayer... On our very first day of shooting, we were shooting the scene when 11 year-old Quentin Davis Araujo (playing 9-year-old "Elliot") is sitting in a bubble bath with a cigarette in his mouth and a turban on his head as he talks to the camera and narrates his life. Standing there, holding the cigarette and turban, I froze. I thought, "He's never going to do this; he'll panic and flip out." All of a sudden, Quentin reached out from the tub, grabbed the cig and the turban from me and said, "Let's get started. I'm ready and this water is cold!" At that moment, I knew from there on in, we'd be fine. And might I add that at 11 years old, Quentin Davis Araujo had bigger balls and greater vision than all the "experienced" producers and production companies who failed to come though for us?!

LatinoBuzz:The film that closely resembles the world you would like to live in?

Gary Terracino:I would marry "The Wizard of Oz" with "The 400 Blows." If I were God, I would mandate that all films be made in black and white -- and in French! And have one Technicolor flying sequence. That's what my ideal world looks and sounds like.

Time Machines are on sale at Sears next to the AC's; as a Director, If you could bring two actors together to make the perfect love story who are they? Who wrote the screenplay? What's the plot and who's the Dp? (everyone has to be dead)

Marilyn Monroe is the girl from the wrong side of the tracks. She falls for rich, dashing Cary Grant. Her brother is a young, starving artist played by River Phoenix. He's in love with a painter, played by Johnny Sheffield ("Boy" from the 1930's "Tarzan" films). Their wacky and overbearing mother is played by Ruth Gordan. Marilyn's best friend is a showgirl, played by Lucille Ball. River's sidekick is wisecracking Eve Arden. The script is written by Francois Truffaut, Madelyn Davis and Bob Caroll, Jr. Nestor Almendros is the Dp. It's in black and white but there is one Technicolor dream sequence in which River Phoenix and Johnny Sheffield fly in the sky and speak French. The ending is sad yet uplifting. May I add that Pauline Kael comes back from the dead and gives it a rave review?

LatinoBuzz:If you were given a song to write the screenplay to; which song is it?

Gary Terracino:The day I first heard Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Under The bridge" I started to scribble notes for "Elliot Loves." There you have it!

LatinoBuzz:  What are the most striking differences between American Latinos and Latin American filmmakers for you?

Gary Terracino: Latin American filmmakers tend to have greater resources, whereas American Latino filmmakers have to be scrappier. Latin American filmmakers, however, work with a greater scope and vision; they're less self-absorbed and more expansive in their subject matter.

LatinoBuzz:Anything you deplore in filmmaker?

Gary Terracino:Dishonesty of any kind, on or off screen.

Follow 'Elliot Loves' at on.fb.me/MxsZRg for screenings, reviews and news!

In their first appearance at the festival, Rhcp unleash raucous energy.

By Mary J. Dimeglio

Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony Kiedis

Photo: Rya Backer/ MTV News

Manchester, Tennessee — In a two-hour set that absolutely flew by, the Red Hot Chili Peppers proved Saturday night that they're still the hardest-working band in the business. Their incomparable energy was on full display in their first Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival appearance as they tore through their nearly 30-year catalogue.

A little more than two months into a tour schedule that has them performing nonstop through the end of November, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees opened with "Monarchy of Roses," the first track on their most-recent release, I'm With You. "Factory of Faith" and "The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie" also represented that disc.

Highlights included the Rhcp classics "Give It Away," "Suck My Kiss," "Under the Bridge" and...

Randy Newman may proclaim, "I Love L.A.," but Los Angeles is deeper, richer, and more vibrant than that shouty stream of Chamber of Commerce clichés. For an Angeleno like me, "Under the Bridge" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers comes closer to capturing the city's true vibe. It starts out sunny: "I drive on her streets 'cause she's my companion / I walk through her hills 'cause she knows who I am / She sees my good deeds and she kisses me windy / And I never worry ... " And then takes a dark — very L.A. — turn: " ... Now that is a lie."The 1992 single, off the album Blood Sugar Sex Magik, was a turning point for the Chili Peppers. Their first mainstream hit, the song went platinum, peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard "Hot 100." Coupled with a video directed by Gus Van Sant,...

Band's Saturday-night set was lively and loose, capping a day that also saw spirited sets from Mac Miller and Skrillex.

By James Montgomery

Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers performs at the 2012 Hangout Music Festival

Photo: Tim Mosenfelder/ Getty Images

Gulf Shores, Alabama — Having been at this for more than two decades now, the Red Hot Chili Peppers clearly know how to headline a fest: play the hits, thank the crowd, occasionally swat at a beach ball, exit stage right. Maybe work a few well-placed curse words in there too. These things tend to be the same.

So it's a testament to both their versatility and their dedication that the Chili Peppers' Saturday-night set at the Hangout Festival was anything but by the numbers, as the band jammed long and hard, stretching songs to the breaking point (and beyond), much to the delight of the raucous, sun-baked crowd.

The third installment in the successful Men In Black series will be released next month, and with it the score album. Composed by Danny Elfman, the Men In Black 3 soundtrack will be released on May 29th (four days after the film hits theaters). While the cover hasn't been released yet, the tracklist is now online. While containing some potential mild spoilers, check it out below: 1. Men in Black 3 – Main Title 2. Spiky Bulba 3. The Set-Up 4. Headquarters 5. Regret 6. Wrong 7. Not Funny 8. Big Trouble 9. Out on a Limb 10. Time Jump 11. Bad Fortune 12. Forget Me Not 13. Goin’ Back or Into the Past 14. Griffin Steps Up 15. True Story 16. The Prize-Monocycles 17. Boris Meets Boris 18. Under the Bridge 19. The Mission Begins 20. Mission Accomplished 21. A Close One 22. Men in Black 3 – Main Title Revisited Click here to pre-order the soundtrack. Starring Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin, Jemaine Clement, Alice Eve and Emma...

Chicago – Sci-fi film buffs in the Windy City are invited to attend an April marathon bursting with cinematic gems. “Sci-Fi Spectacular 6” kicks off at noon Saturday, April 28, at the Portage Theater, 4050 N. Milwaukee Ave. It showcases over 14 hours of beloved features, shorts and rare trailers as they were originally intended to be experienced—on the big screen.

Two major highlights at this year’s event are key masterpieces in the career of Terry Gilliam. 1985’s “Brazil” creates an unforgettable portrait of a dystopian future both amusingly absurdist and unsettlingly provocative. Jonathan Pryce stars alongside Kim Greist, Ian Holm and Robert De Niro, while cinematographer Roger Pratt and production designer Norman Garwood provide unforgettable imagery. Equally mesmerizing is Gilliam’s 1995 thriller “12 Monkeys,” in which a grizzled convict (Bruce Willis) travels back in time to prevent a man-made virus from destroying the future. Brad Pitt’s Oscar-nominated turn as a crazed virus...

Our critics' picks of this week's openings, plus your last chance to see and what to book now

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Enquirer

The Guardian's Deborah Orr is one of a team conducting the interviews with journalists for this timely site-specific verbatim piece about the media. Andrew O'Hagan co-edits a project directed and edited by Vicky Featherstone and John Tiffany. The Hub, Glasgow (0141-429 0022), 19 April to 13 May.

A History of Everything

The controversial Ghent-based company Ontroerend Goed returns to the UK with a show that offers a history of everything, from now back to the Big Bang. No small undertaking from a company that has delighted and challenged spectators with previous shows including the outrageous Audience. Drum, Plymouth (01752 267222), until 28 April.

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The Cabin in the Woods (dir. Drew Goddard)

A bunch of great-looking teens take a...

Los Angeles — Anthony Kiedis had a dream the other night.

The 49-year-old frontman of the Red Hot Chili Peppers imagined that he was playing at this year's Rock and Rock Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and the band's on-again, off-again guitarist John Frusciante was sitting in the front row.

Kiedis is quick to note that this vision won't become a reality when the 29-year-old group is actually inducted Saturday.

"No," Kiedis said in a hushed tone during a break from rehearsing at Sir Studios last month. "That was just a dream."

"I can't speak for (Frusciante), but I think it's kinda like an ex-girlfriend vibe," added 49-year-old bassist Flea.

The current line-up of Flea, Kiedis, drummer Chad Smith and guitarist Josh Klinghoffer will be honored along with past bandmates like late founding member Hillel Slovak, the original Chili Peppers guitarist who died of a drug overdose in 1988, and Frusciante, who...

Jessie J has been confirmed for a free gig as part of MasterCard Priceless. The singer will play a set at London's Under The Bridge on April 5 for MasterCard's Priceless London project, which offers exclusive access and privileges to some of the capital's biggest attractions and venues. Jessie J will also perform with Samantha Neal at the concert, who recently won MasterCard's Priceless Duets competition. Talking about the scheme, MasterCard marketing boss Paul Trueman said: "We're working with partners in music, theatre, museums, restaurants and (more)...

American Idol‘s Season 11 Top 12 are set to cover the frequently traversed theme of “Songs From the Year You Were Born” tonight. (Way to cook up new and exciting ideas, Uncle Nigel)! I’m already saying a novena that Jessica Sanchez won’t get stuck in the Thia Megia ghetto (aka singing “Colors Of The Wind”) and that Joshua Ledet won’t be offering up Idol‘s eighth rendition of “Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me” in 11 seasons. (But, alas, hearing one of those ballads is almost as likely as Jermaine Jones performing nothing at all; read all about that scandalé here!

Guns N' Roses, Donovan and the Faces will also be inducted in April.

By Gil Kaufman

Beastie Boys

Photo: Capitol

More than a quarter century after they brought hard rock back to the top of the heap, the original lineup of legendary Los Angeles band Guns N' Roses will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April. Guns were among the acts named on Wednesday as the Class of 2012, which includes fellow L.A. rockers the Red Hot Chili Peppers, iconic New York rap trio the Beastie Boys, 1960s pop singer Laura Nyro, the Small Faces (and their later Rod Stewart-led incarnation, the Faces), as well as mellow 1960s singer Donovan.

Also on the roster for the induction ceremony, which will take place on April 14 in Cleveland and air on HBO in early May, is early influence blues guitarist Freddie King and nonperformer Don Kirshner,...

Red Hot Chili Peppers star Chad Smith has revealed that he is often mistaken for Will Ferrell. The 'Under The Bridge' drummer admitted that his facial likeness to the comedian causes him problems with members of the public. "People who come up to me are drummers or fans of the band. I don't get it too much, but I'll be somewhere and someone will have me take a picture or something," he told Rolling Stone magazine. "Someone else will see that and they'll come over and and say 'Will Ferrell?' I have to say 'no', and they'll be like, (more)...

With the 20th anniversary of Nirvana's Nevermind around the corner, today's biggest acts recall 1991's other classic albums.

By James Montgomery

In a few short weeks, Nirvana's epochal Nevermind album turns 20, a milestone that will be marked with much coverage, celebration and consternation in the media — and understandably so. After all, it was a game-changer in every sense of the term, the kind of album that brought about seismic shifts in music, fashion and culture in general, one that defined a generation and, as such, deserves to be mythologized. And, in the coming weeks, we suspect you'll see no shortage of stories that do just that.

While Nevermind casts an indelibly lengthy shadow, it bears mention that there were no shortage of other magical, massive and equally mythological albums that hit stores in 1991 — from mega-platinum rock blockbusters to best-kept indie secrets, and just about everything in between — classics that, had Nirvana never broken through,...

With the 20th anniversary of Nirvana's Nevermind around the corner, today's biggest acts recall 1991's other classic albums.

By James Montgomery

Red Hot Chili Peppers' <i>Blood Sugar Sex Magik</i>

Photo: Warner Bros.

In a few short weeks, Nirvana's epochal Nevermind album turns 20, a milestone that will be marked with much coverage, celebration and consternation in the media — and understandably so. After all, it was a game-changer in every sense of the term, the kind of album that brought about seismic shifts in music, fashion and culture in general, one that defined a generation and, as such, deserves to be mythologized. And, in the coming weeks, we suspect you'll see no shortage of stories that do just that.

While Nevermind casts an indelibly lengthy shadow, it bears mention that there were no shortage of other magical, massive and equally mythological albums that hit stores in 1991 — from mega-platinum rock blockbusters to best-kept indie secrets,...

Red Hot Chili Pepper’s new video for their hit single “The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie” has been released. The video was shot in Venice Beach, California on July 30, 2011. Fans, local skate and surfboard locals can be seen surrounding the building where the band is seen performing atop a rooftop. Red Hot Chili Pepper’s has been around for 30 years and since their entrance into the funk rock scene they have made themselves quite well known. Having such songs as “Californiacation”, “Higher Ground”, and “Under the Bridge” among others. Expect to see these guys tearing up the stages really soon surely doing a series of performances following this...

With 'The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie' video premiering today, MTV News recaps the band's best clips.

By James Montgomery

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Photo: Warner Bros.

Tonight, the Red Hot Chili Peppers will premiere their new video, for "The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie," live on MTV at 7:53 p.m. Et/Pt, with an exclusive interview and fan Q&A to follow on MTV.com.

Obviously, this is a pretty big deal — and not just because it's been more than five years since the band released a new album or because "Maggie" will be their first music video since 2007's "Hump de Bump." No, it's because over the course of their decades-long career, the Chili Peppers have been responsible for some of the most iconic videos of all time, clips that have pushed boundaries and defined generations in the process. Much like the Peppers themselves, their music videos...

By Zachary Swickey

The classic rock sounds of The Eagles and Steely Dan are what I grew up on. Other than the occasional Enya or Kenny G album (help me!), my dad was constantly playing me songs from his youth. I recall him putting on “Be True to Your School” by the Beach Boys and commenting that his parents must’ve loved that. I even argued that Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett’s solo in “Fade to Black” was the greatest of all time … until my father proved me wrong by playing Eric Clapton’s guest guitar-work on the Stephen Stills solo tune “Come Back Home,” which remains my favorite solo to this day.

This had me wondering, in 40 year’s time what music from today will be considered classic rock? Here are five rock acts that I think won’t be leaving the radio anytime soon.

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When she's not busy on TV, Today show host Kathie Lee Gifford is an avid reader and writer. With her ninth book, The Legend of Messy M'Cheany, debuting this summer, we asked her to pick her favorite novels.

Daytime talk show hosts will sometimes dabble in memoir (see Barbara Walters or Rosie O'Donnell), but the Today show's Kathie Lee Gifford has published a total of nine books in a variety of genres. Her latest is a children's book called The Legend of Messy M'Cheany, about a little boy who can't stay clean.

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"Since I'm post-menopausal, and I don't sleep, I might as well write all night long," Gifford says.

This whimsical story was based on a hymn that she recorded for a CD years ago. Gifford says she based the parable on her own daughter, Cassidy, now 17, but changed...

By Rya Backer

A year ago, MTV News production assistants Rya Backer and Steven Roberts realized that their devotion to chasing stories was seriously getting in the way of their love lives. That's why they dreamed up "First Date," a regular feature that allows them to get up close and personal to some of our favorite hot new artists.

Hello, again! The last time you all saw me, I was being wooed by Lil B the Based God at Joe's Shanghai. And while that was a magical (or rather, #rare) time, I realized I had to move on. So when I found out that one of my favorite acts from last year's Cmj, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. would be in town, I knew we'd have to go out classy.

Josh Epstein and Daniel Zott are two very sweet, very married men who are the main forces behind the Detroit act.

Tim Midgett and Andy Cohen have turned much of the turbulence of their previous band, Silkworm, into conflicted calm in Bottomless Pit. Blood Under The Bridge, the band’s second album, makes listeners wait to hear all the ragged power that remains in the pair’s songwriting. The opener, “Winterwind.” pleasantly bumps along for nearly seven minutes, as if afraid to press too hard on a tender bruise, and the drum-free “Rhinelander” meditates in circles on how there’s “so much time / there’s no such thing as too much time.” Unlike 2007’s Hammer Of The Gods, Blood takes ...

From Glee to The X Factor, Journey's Don't Stop Believin' became inescapable in 2010. Dorian Lynskey on the 30-year-old track that slowly burned its way into our consciousness

"Just a small town girl …"

When was the last time you heard Don't Stop Believin'? Was it on the radio or in the pub? At a festival or a wedding? Was it sung by Journey themselves, the cast of Glee, a fan on YouTube, a choir of schoolchildren or a drunk friend on a karaoke machine? Boxfresh pop songs such as Tinie Tempah's Pass Out might have a decent claim on being the sound of Britain in 2010 but nothing has wriggled its way into every corner of the culture quite like a slow-burning power ballad that's about to celebrate its 30th birthday.

Let's take some figures. The year began with the curious sight of Journey's song at No 6, with the Glee version...

Rockers Red Hot Chili Peppers are considering taking legal action against British pop star Diana Vickers over similarities between her new track and the band's classic "Under the Bridge", according to U.K. reports. The chart newcomer, who became popular in her native U.K. after starring in Simon Cowell's talent show "The X Factor", recently admitted she had decided against changing the chorus of her new song "My Wicked Heart" - despite writing the record after listening to the rockers' 1992 anthem.

However, the alleged plagiarism has reportedly angered bosses at the band's label Warner Bros., and executives are preparing to launch a lawsuit over copyright issues, according to Britain's The Sun. A source tells the publication, "She has done herself no favors by revealing she listened to the track while writing My Wicked Heart."

A spokesperson from the band's record label has refused to comment.

London, Oct 18 – Rockers Red Hot Chili Peppers (Rhcp) are considering taking legal action against British pop star Diana Vickers over similarities between her new track and the band’s classic ‘Under The Bridge’.

The chart newcomer, who became popular in her native Britain after starring in Simon Cowell’s talent show ‘The X Factor’, recently admitted she had decided against changing the chorus of her new song ‘My Wicked Heart’ despite writing the record after listening to the rockers’ 1992 anthem, reports thesun.co.uk.

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Diana Vickers returned to The X Factor stage tonight.

The 19 year old singer shot to fame as a semi-finalist on series five of the ITV show. She has since notched up a number one single and album and played the title role in the West End revival of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, for which she won the award for “London Newcomer of the Year” in the Theatregoers’ Choice Awards.

This evening Vickers performed ‘My Wicked Heart’ on the results show. It is the first single from the re-release of her debut album Songs From The Tainted Cherry Tree and is available to download Right Now!

Diana looked stunning this evening, dressed in a Beyonce style sparkly leotard, complete with a trendy cape. Her vocals were flawless, her confidence was amazing and the song is ridiculously catchy, though we found it hard to ignore the incredible similarity between...