It is interesting how the Oscars winners differ from popular opinion. Our poll had Avatar as the winner, followed by Inglourious Basterds and in equal third the actual Oscar winner The Hurt Locker…
Ricky Gervais and his writing/producing partner, Stephen Merchant, talk about the animated series based on their record-breaking podcasts. The show is voiced by Ricky, Stephen and their unusual friend, Karl Pilkington…
Nominations were announced by academy president Tom Sherak and 2008 oscar-nominated actress Anne Hathaway a short while ago in Los Angeles. Both Avatar and The Hurt Locker are up for nine Oscars…
Christina Applegate and Amy Poeholer are part of the Chipettes and are the competitors to The Chipmunks in a school talent contest. We spoke with Amy and Christina about their new personas, as sexy rocking chipmunks! [...]
Zachary Levi stars on the successful TV series Chuck, as a reluctant spy, which just began its third season. In The Squeakquel his role as Toby Seville even out-geeks super-nerd Chuck…
We speak with the people behind Mama Odie (Jenifer Lewis), a sassy, eccentric, witty 197-year-old Queen of the Bayou and Louis (Michael-Leon Wooley), an alligator who plays the trumpet and longs to be a jazz musician…
Naveen (Bruno Campos) is a spoiled and irresponsible prince who is turned into a frog by the evil Dr Facilier (Keith David).
We spoke with Bruno and Keith, who bring their distinct voices to these characters for the movie…
In the movie, Terrence Howard voices the role of Tiana’s father, James, and although it’s not a large part, the actor is more than proud to be included in this historic film…
This film is the 49th animated feature film from Walt Disney Pictures, a tradition established nearly 75 years ago with the release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It is also their first animated movie in which the heroine is an African American, who eventually becomes Princess Tiana.
We spoke with Anika Noni Rose, who voices Princess Tiana, about this historic movie…
Jason Schwartzman made his acting debut as Max Fischer in Wes Anderson’s comedy Rushmore in 1999. Now he’s voicing his first character in Anderson’s stop-motion version of Roald Dahl’s children’s book…
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