Happy Being Exclusive: Take A Look At Dave's and Alex's Halloween Outfits

Zachary Knighton, Elisha Cuthbert Groovy, baby! Or perhaps is it "spooky, baby"?Happy Endings' much-anticipated Halloween episode - that i was told to "buckle up" - will possess the silly sextet in costumes, but it's not necessary to hold back until March. 26 to obtain a glimpse their way.Eliza Coupe on egg babies and her Black Swan moment that might've saved Happy EndingsBehold Dork (Zachary Knighton) and Alex (Elisha Cuthbert) doing their finest Austin Forces and Marilyn Monroe in a warehouse party, where their get-ups don't review as they anticipated. It is also only at that party that Alex meets Henry (David Walton), a possible new love. Get a first consider the costumes below. Happy Being airs Wednesdays at 9:30/8:30c on ABC. Next week's episode features Megan Mullally as Penny's mother.

Bono on Jobs: 'We Will All Miss the Hardware Software Elvis'

U2's Bono recognized Apple co-founder Jobs because the "hardware software Elvis" and "among a really select few of anarchic People in america who through technology literally invented the twenty-first centuryInch inside a statement Thursday.our editor recommendsGeorge Lucas Responds to Steve Jobs' DeathSteve Jobs Dying: Tech and Entertainment Industry Reacts10 Stylish-Hop Tunes Referencing Jobs (Video)Jobs Appreciated by Edgar Bronfman Junior., Martin Bandier along with other Professionals Jobs Appreciated By Disney, Pixar ExecsRelated Subjects•Steve Jobs Jobs, who died Wednesday at age 56, worked with using the singer on the U2 ipod device, and most importantly for Bono, around the (Red-colored) Global Fund to battle Helps, T . b and Malaria. PHOTOS: 10 Memorable Key events from the Apple Co-Founder Jobs' Career Bono stated, "What made Jobs truly great is the fact that he was just thinking about doing truly excellent achievements. He was bored by a simple ride or easy profit. Inside a world full of dull objects, he introduced the good thing about clean lines and obvious thought. This rhyme of intellect and intuition could be relevant to an array of subjects in the US education system, to sculpture, to fighting against Aids/Helps where his support of (Red-colored) literally changed the lives of 2 million people in Africa." Bono had defended Jobs' philanthropic efforts inside a NY Occasions op-erectile dysfunction piece at the begining of Sept. in reaction for an article by Andrew Ross Sorkin accusing the tech innovator of not adding an adequate amount of his fortune to charitable organisation. Bono authored at that time, "Jobs stated whenever we first contacted him about (Red-colored), 'There is certainly not much better than the opportunity to save lives.' " Younger crowd stated that Apple was (Product)Red-colored's biggest contributer with "hundreds of huge amount of moneyInch in donations in the purchase of (Red-colored) apple ipods along with other items. VIDEO: Recalling Jobs In the statement Thursday, Bono also praised Jobs like a true innovator "I already miss him...among a really select few of anarchic People in america who through technology literally invented the twenty-first century. We'll all miss the hardware software Elvis." He added, "He transformed music. He transformed film. He transformed the pc and switched telephony on its mind as they was in internet marketing. He was tenacious within the extreme, his toughness never more apparent than the others past couple of years in the fight for his existence in addition to his companies. PHOTOS: Hollywood's Notable Deaths "Steve explained as proud because he was of Apple and Pixar, his real pride was his family. He would be a thoughtful and tender father, and loved simply chilling out in the home together with his belle Laurene and also the kids." Jobs died following a years-lengthy fight with pancreatic cancer. Related Subjects Jobs Bono

Box Office Preview: Hugh Jackman's 'Real Steel' Set to Win Weekend

Shawn Levy's father-son boxing tale Real Steel has a clear shot at the weekend box office crown on the strength of families and fanboys, while the George Clooney-directed political drama Ides of Marchwill rely on older adults.our editor recommendsReal Steel: Film ReviewThe Ides of March: Film Review'The Ides of March': George Clooney, Ryan Gosling Play Politics in New Trailer (Video)'Real Steel': Hugh Jackman Talks Robot Boxing, Possible Sequel (Video) Conservative estimates show Real Steel -- starring Hugh Jackman -- opening in the $22 million-$25 million range. Disney is distributing the film. PHOTOS: 'Real Steel' First Look: Hugh Jackman in DreamWorks' Robot Boxing Film From DreamWorks, the $110 million pic introduces the sport of robot boxing and is set in the near future. Jackman's character, a washed-up fighter, discovers he has an 11-year-old son, and the two bond over a junkyard robot they discover. The biggest question is whether males under 25 will show up (they've been AWOL from the multiplex in recent months). Real Steel, rated PG-13, tested best among families in prereleasing screenings. Disney believes Sunday business could be strong, since Monday is the Columbus Day holiday, when 36% of kids are out of school. VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in 'Real Steel' Featurette Overseas, the DreamWorks pic opens in a handful of major markets, including Mexico, Russia and Australia (Jackman's home country). In North America, Real Steelopens in 3,440 locations, including Imax theaters. Ides of Marchgoes out in 2,199. Sony is distributing Ides of March -- starring Clooney, Ryan Gosling and Philip Seymour Hoffman -- for Cross Creek pictures, which fully financed the $12.5 million political thriller. VIDEO: George Clooney Says He's Still 'Upset' About Losing 'Thelma & Louise' Role to Brad Pitt The well-reviewed Ides of March, set during a presidential campaign, should benefit from its topical subject matter. The film is tracking best among women and men over the age of 25, but Sony expects some younger moviegoers to turn out as well. At the specialty box office, Emilio Estevez's The Way, starring the director's father,Martin Sheen, opens in 33 locations. The film is being distributing the Producers Distribution Agency. VIDEO: George Clooney Says 'ER' Made His Life 'More Complicated' The Weinstein Co. opens Dirty Girl, starring Juno Temple, in nine locations, while IFC opens sequel Human Centipede 2: Full Sequencein 18. Related Topics George Clooney Hugh Jackman Philip Seymour Hoffman Ryan Gosling Real Steel Martin Sheen Emilio Estevez The Ides of March The Human Centipede 2

More Harold & Kumar Ads

Prepare for their 3d ChristmasIt finally features a Uk release date, now you will discover another 8 new posters for AVeryHarold&Kumar 3d Christmas online at Yahoo, and so they look pretty awesome. In addition we have another consider KalPenn and JohnCho's central pair, but furthermore Neil Patrick Harris, as well as the memorable sight of Danny Trejo in the Christmas jumper. The story starts when the new pair accidentally burn lower Harold's father-in-law's prize Christmas tree. God knows what these two i did so to start a fire place one can't imagine what they'd be lighting.The film also features David Krumholtz, Elias Koteas,Daneel Ackles, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Patton Oswalt and Thomas Lennon. It's in america on November 4, and inside the Uk onDecember 9.

Real Life Quarterback Princess Wins Football Game, Homecoming Crown in Same Night

Back in 1983, a young Helen Hunt starred in the CBS telefilm Quarterback Princess, the true story of a plucky Oregonian teenager named Tami Maida who made it onto her high school’s all-male football team and nabbed the homecoming queen crown, marking a triumphant moment for female athletes. Last week, Brianna Amat of Pinckney, Michigan did the same; after being crowned at halftime during homecoming, the 18-year-old returned to the field to win the game for her team. Technically, Amat is a kicker and not the quarterback for the Pinckney Pirates, but still; as a tomboy of the ’80s I adored and watched Quarterback Princess so many times, I’ll always root for any girl who wants to play with the boys. (Also see: Little Giants, Necessary Roughness, and Backfield in Motion for the same, albeit with varied results.) From the NY Times: When she arrived, she was told that her fellow students had voted her queen. When the tiara was placed on her head, she was wearing not a dress, like the other girls in the homecoming court, but her No. 12 uniform, pads and all.A short while later, with five minutes to play in the third quarter, Amat was called to the same field to attempt a 31-yard field goal. She split the uprights.The kick proved decisive as Pinckney held on for a 9-7 victory against a Grand Blanc team that had come into the game ranked seventh in the state in its division. It also earned Amat the nickname the Kicking Queen. As for Quarterback Princess (which co-starred a young Daphne Zuniga in her second screen role and was directed by Noel Black, who also made the Phoebe Cates ’80s flick Private School and the soap teen series Swan’s Crossing), trailer and clips are apparently nowhere to be found online. So just trust me; it was a great, rousing picture. Helen Hunt gets a pass for life just for being a part of it. The Kicking Queen [NYT]

Arrested Development Returning to TV?

AS WELL as the planned movie!Cancelled after a paltry three seasons, Arrested Development is one of those holy-grail TV shows both for its fans and creative team, who are all hanging on to the hope that it will one day be resurrected. The long-mooted movie currently finally seems to be on, but Deadline's sister site TV Line reports this morning that Arrested Development is also heading back to TV, for a "mini-season" filling in the gap between the last episode and the film.Arrested Development, for those sadly not in the know, is the story of a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together. That one son was Jason Bateman, and the extended family, the Bluths, was made up of Will Arnett, Michael Cera, David Cross, Jeffrey Tambor, Portia De Rossi, Alia Shawkat, Tony Hale and Jessica Walter.All were present yesterday at a panel at the NYer festival, along with series creator Mitch Hurwitz, who unveiled the new plan. The idea is that the season would run to ten or so episodes, each one focused on a particular character: a system that would circumvent the scheduling problems inherent in getting the large cast back together.Bateman later weighed in on Twitter that, "It's true. We will do ten episodes and the movie. Probably shoot them all together next summer for a release in early 2013. VERY excited!"There's no indication yet of where the series would air, but Deadline report that Showtime and Netflix are likely candidates. Watch this space for further developments!

Still Life (Stillleben)

A FreibeuterFilm, Lotus Film production. Produced by Oliver Neumann, Erich Lackner, Thomas Pridnig, Peter Wirthensohn. Directed by Sebastian Meise. Screenplay, Thomas Reider, Meise.With: Fritz Hoertenhuber, Christoph Luser, Daniela Golpashin, Roswitha Soukup, Anja Plaschg.Calling your movie "Still Life" probably isn't the best way of standing out in a crowd, especially when the movie is yet another Austrian pic about pedophilia. Tyro helmer Sebastian Meise's fresh tack is to make his protag a perv in thought rather than deed, but the results don't add much to the discussion. San Sebastian's First Film jury gave "Still Life" an honorable mention, which should help fest bookings but little else. Bernhard (Christoph Luser) sees dad Gerhard (Fritz Hoertenhuber) hand a note to a streetwalker (Anja Plaschg) and accompany her to a brothel. He follows them and steals the note, which instructs the prostitute to pretend she's Gerhard's daughter, Lydia, as a child. Deeply disturbed, Bernhard passes the note to the now-adult Lydia (Daniela Golpashin), who's understandably freaked out, though their mother (Roswitha Soukup) seems most disturbed that the secret she kind of knew about is out in the open. Gerhard, a recovering alcoholic who never actually molested his daughter, doesn't know what to do and gets a rifle. Repression is conveyed via hardened faces, a minimum of interfamily dialogue and a nicely controlled camera.Camera (color), Gerald Kerkletz; editor, Julia Drack; music, Soap&Skin; production designers, Katharina Woeppermann, Anja Ronacher; costume designer, Woeppermann. Reviewed at San Sebastian Film Festival (Zabaltegi New Directors), Sept. 21, 2011. Running time: 76 MIN. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

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