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Now, finally, Helfant is reunited with his beloved Green Hornet and Kato, too. Helfant is also teamed with Gallo, a former CNN journalist who is especially enthused about exploring the screen possibilities of a news media mogul who has a secret life as a fugitive who leads a two-man war on the mob. … [Read more...] about ‘The Green Hornet’: Amasia Chief Is All Abuzz About Superhero Acquisition

The Dude: The mannerisms are extremely close. Jeff nailed that entirely. The clothes are pretty close. In the original script for the Big Lebowski, there's a line that describes him as "casualness runs deep." That would be very true. In terms of the story, not very much. I mean; it's very based on my personality during the 70s. It's as if they froze me in time. I drank White Russians for a while. Yes, I was part of the Seattle Seven. I didn't join in on the "Poor Hero" Statement. I wasn't that old. I was very much a part of society. And I was the road manager for Metallica. Ironically, I ended up helping out on their movie "Some Kind of Monster." That was a wonderful movie. And I got to know the guys. But speaking truthfully, they created a character by taking another kind of character. Then they added Walter, and it became a buddy movie. Walter is always getting the Dude in trouble. It's just like in any movie. All the other characters are created. The Donnys and the Jesuses. All … [Read more...] about Lebowski, The Big Retrospective: An Interview with Jeff ‘The Dude’ Dowd [Exclusive]

It’s hard to name an acting career that’s unfolded quite as mystifyingly as James Franco’s. He made his name young, on the revered cult sitcom Freaks and Geeks, acting opposite Seth Rogen, who would become a friend and frequent collaborator. He was tipped as a next big thing for playing James Dean, and a prestige-picture trajectory soon suggested itself: He played Robert De Niro’s son in City by the Sea, then Sean Penn’s boyfriend in Milk, then the stranded outdoorsman Aron Ralston in 127 Hours – rising to the enormous challenge of being the only face onscreen for almost the entire movie. Franco could have continued in this manner: maybe become Martin Scorsese’s late-career muse, mumbled some profound nothings in a Terrence Malick epic, racked up more statuettes. But that’s not what happened. Instead, Franco’s CV exploded into a protean flurry of genre-agnostic work: highbrow and lowbrow, experimental and broad, widely seen and … [Read more...] about The Mystery of James Franco: Inside His Manic Days and Sleepless Nights

Jurassic Park (Netflix, 6/1)The lucrative lameness of Jurassic World couldn’t fully purge the fond memories of the original from its bajillion-strong fanbase’s nostalgic minds. The quivering glass of water, those raptors in the kitchen, Da-da daah daah daah. (Enjoy the next nine hours of mentally replaying that melody whether you like it or not) — we all know the drill, Yet this is that rare example of a blockbuster film whose unfading ubiquity makes it more lovable, not less. It’s like reconnecting with an old grade-school friend … so go, see what your pal Dr. Ian Malcolm has been up to. … [Read more...] about 10 Best Movies and TV Shows to Stream in June

Tyler, the Creator and Lil Nas X both stood out as highlights. How did those come together?Tyler is a good story. I’d seen videos; never seen him live, but really liked the videos. I set up a call with his managers — he’s managed by the same people who manage Frank Ocean, by the way, who I had not had a good experience with — but we agreed to meet. Tyler and I got in his car and started driving around. It was great. He told me about his life, I told him about mine; there’s about a 45-year difference but the commonality was music. We went for donuts, and I just liked the guy. We came up with this kind of blend for the two songs, a blend between a ballad and Tyler deconstructing the world. … [Read more...] about Grammys Boss Ken Ehrlich Talks Recording Academy Drama, Making Up With Ariana Grande