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It looks like the "case of the century" is still just as riveting today as it was 20 years ago. FX recently released the viewing data for the premiere of its new show, 'The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,' and it is great news for the network. With episode one being such a big hit, we take a look at what viewers can expect from this week's highly anticipated new episode. Read More »
Creator Ryan Murphy's latest project, "The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story," premiered Tuesday evening to rave reviews across the board. The new FX series dramatizes the infamous O.J. Simpson case, which some have heralded as "the case of the century." It features an all-star cast that includes Cuba Gooding Jr. (as Simpson), John Travolta, David Schwimmer, Selma Blair, Sarah Paulson and more. See what all Twitter had to say here! Read More »
Lionsgate Home Entertainment is bringing "The Forger" movie to Blu-ray and DVD. From the high-stakes crime thriller starring John Travolta ("Pulp Fiction"), Christopher Plummer ("Beginners"), and Tye Sheridan ("Mud"), check out this special features clip before the film arrives in stores. Read More »
If you've seen HBO's Going Clear documentary about Scientology then you already know that a certain portion was dedicated to actor John Travolta, who has been in the religion for quite some time. The actor, who has faced gay rumors of being a closeted homosexual in the past, has always spoken brightly about the famed L. Ron Hubbard group, and after the release of Going Clear, people were clamoring for some sort of comment. And well, now they've got it. Travolta has officially broken his silence on the film. And despite all the negative experiences depicted in it, he claims that it's been "nothing but brilliant" to him. According to Gossip Cop, Travolta recently did an interview with the Tampa Bay Times and noted that "it wouldn't make sense" for him or Tom Cruise – another famous, if not the most famous scientologist out there – to join the critics of the film. Read More »
So, did everyone see John Travolta and Idina Menzel make amends during last night's 87th Oscars? You know, because he totally butchered her name at last year's Academy Awards. Well, it appears the two decided to face the music straight on and make a joke of it during last night's ceremony. And while it was great that they were able to create some funny, it seems Menzel and the Oscar writers overlooked one thing ... John Travolta is kind of creepy. Calling out her "very dear friend, Glom Gazingo," Travolta took to the stage with a big smile, ready to rectify any misdoings he may have done the year before. And while he certainly did do that, making us forget all about his hilarious flub last year (kind of), he also succeeded in being really, really, really weird. Read More »
"American Horror Story" better move over because there are some pretty big names coming to its somewhat of a spinoff series "American Crime Story." Now, the two technically don't have anything to do with one another, but since they are both created by Ryan Murphy, going to be on FX and have almost identical names, we're going to think of them as related. The new series from the "AHS" and "Glee" creator has already cast Sarah Paulson, Cuba Gooding Jr. and "Friends" star David Schwimmer in some pretty big roles, but the newest casting decision might just be the biggest name yet. John Travolta has agreed to join the series. According to "E! News," the series, whose first season will center on the trial of O.J. Simpson and be called "American Crime Story: The People Vs. O.J. Simpson," has added Travolta to the cast as Simpson's defense attorney Robert Shapiro. According to Deadline, not only is the star set to play Shapiro on the show, but he will also serve as the producer on the 10-episode series. The site is reporting that Schwimmer will take on the role of Robert Kardashian, while Cuba Gooding and Sarah Paulson will play O.J. Simpson and prosecutor Marcia Clark. This is Travolta's first TV role since he started in "Welcome Back, Kotter" in the 1970s, and fans couldn't be more excited. Read More »
Victoria Gotti is no stranger to the limelight with her appearance on reality TV, books and column in the "New York Post." Not to mention that she grew up as the daughter to famed mob crime boss John Gotti. In Part 2 of "MStars News's" exclusive interview, we spoke with the "Growing Up Gotti: 10 Years Later" star about the just-announced cast of "The Celebrity Apprentice," "The Real Housewives of New Jersey's" Teresa Giudice, the movie about her life, VH1's "Mob Wives" and what's in her future. Read More »
Victoria Gotti has been in the public's conscience ever since she was born to the famed mob crime family. 10 years ago she and her three boys Carmine, Frank, and John starred in a reality show about their lives called 'Growing Up Gotti.' Read More »
The iconic film Pulp Fiction just turned 20-years-old and it still has the same cult following it did when it opened on Oct. 14, 1994. The Quentin Tarantino film is dark, twisted, funny and one of a kind. Centered on crime and pop culture, Pulp Fiction deserves all the praise it gets. But, would it have been the same if the film's stars were cast differently? Read More »
Is their a comedian beef going on here? Jimmy Fallon just stole the spotlight from Stephen Colbert's Emmy awards acceptance speech on Monday night, as fans and the audience watched, laughing and appearing to be confused. Read More »
Douglas Gotterba, former pilot to John Travolta, was given approval to make a case that he has no confidentiality agreement covering his employment with the actor, a California appeals court ruled on Tuesday. Read More »
The 26-year-old heartthrob is on E!'s wish list of possible contenders to star in the Grease music currently in the work at Fox. Read More »
John Travolta was a special presenter at this weekend's 86th annual Academy Awards ceremony, where he was asked to come out on stage and introduce Idina Menzel for her performance of "Let It Go" from Disney's Frozen. This song took home the Oscar for best original song and Menzel's performance was one for the ages, but all we can really remember is how Travolta butchered Idina's name during his introduction. Now he's released an apology statement. Read More »
