According to People, Jason Schwartzman (Rushmore, Funny People) married his longtime girlfriend, clothing designer Brady Cunningham, in a small ceremony at their San Fernando Valley home on July 11.
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Opera singer Hildegard Behrens dies at age of 72
Renowned opera singer Hildegard Behrens, 72, died Tuesday of apparent aneurism in Tokyo, the AP reports. Born in Varel, Germany, the dramatic soprano made her professional stage debut in 1971 in The Marriage of Figaro in Freiburg, Germany. Behrens made her Metropolitan Opera debut in 1976 as Giorgetta in Giacomo Puccini’s Il Tabarro. Over the course of her three-decade career, Behrens performed 171 times at the Met. The singer was traveling in Japan to perform at a music festival when she fell ill and was taken to a Tokyo hospital on Sunday night. She passed away two days later.
Disney and Robert Zemeckis to remake the Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine'
Disney has tapped director Robert Zemeckis (Forrest Gump, Back to the Future) to remake the Beatles’ 1968 animated feature Yellow Submarine, according to Variety. Zemeckis will utilize the same 3-D performance-capture techniques that he employed in The Polar Express, Beowulf, and this year’s A Christmas Carol. The movie is tentitively scheduled to be released in the summer of 2012.
Whitney Houston to guest on Oprah season premiere
The 24th season of The Oprah Winfrey Show will kick off Sept. 14 with what that show is calling “the most anticipated music interview of the decade,” a chat with long-dormant diva Whitney Houston. Houston’s comeback album, I Look To You, will be released Aug. 31, and according to the show’s press release, this will be her first interview in seven years.
Third episode of 'Mad Men' leaks out via iTunes
Oops! The upcoming third episode of AMC’s critically acclaimed Mad Men was briefly available on Tuesday night to iTunes users who’d purchased a season pass for the series, the Associated Press reports. AMC is investigating how the leak occurred, and has asked anyone who did receive the episode to avoid dispensing spoilers until after the episode’s scheduled airdate of Aug. 30.
'Big Brother 11' posts season-high ratings on Tuesday
The much-anticipated ouster of Chima Simone on Tuesday attracted a record audience for Big Brother 11 this summer. Just over 8 million viewers tuned into see Simone make her final visit to the diary room — BB11′s largest audience since a BB9 episode on April 13, 2008, according to preliminary ratings. It was also the highest-rated episode among adults 18-49 (2.9 rating/8 share) since the season finale of BB8 on Sept. 18, 2007. Tuesday’s episode posted a 19 percent gain in viewers over last week. And as for year-to-year gains, BB11 is up 5 percent in viewers and 6 percent among adults 18-49.
Tomorrow’s one-hour episode of BB11 will air live on the east coast and feature the latest power of veto competition, the POV meeting, an eviction, and the next head of household competition.
'60 Minutes' creator Don Hewitt dies
Don Hewitt died of cancer today, at age 86, according to CBS News. The creator of 60 Minutes had worked at CBS since the 1940s, directing news icons like Edward Murrow and Walter Cronkite. He produced news coverage of the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debates, political assassinations, and the space race, but raised the bar for journalism and television when he launched 60 Minutes in 1968. The show became a top-10 hit for a record 23 straight seasons.
Richard Hatch re-imprisoned
Survivor champion Richard Hatch, completing a jail sentence for tax evasion and perjury with home confinement in Rhode Island, was taken back into federal custody yesterday and is currently being held by the Barnstable (Mass.) County Sheriff’s Office. Traci Billingsley, Chief Public Information Officer for the Bureau of Prisons, would not specify why Hatch was returned to prison, but says such actions are generally taken in cases where the inmate failed to follow home confinement procedures or there was a need for additonal supervision. On Tuesday morning, Hatch had appeared on NBC’s Today Show, and he made the accusation that he had served a jail term only because of his homosexuality. However, Billingsley says the latest incarceration “had nothing to do with The Today Show.”
'Outland' redo in the works
Outland, the 1981 scifi film that starred Sean Connery as a Jupiter lawman, is being updated by Warner Bros. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chad St. John will write the remake, set in an orbiting city around Earth’s moon, and Michael Davis (Shoot ‘Em Up) will direct.
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