Lifetime has confirmed to EW that Cindy Crawford will guest judge the next episode of Project Runway. The episode will feature the very last challenge before New York Fashion Week and will determine which of the remaining five designers show collections at Bryant Park.
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Swiss authorities reject Polanski's offer of higher bail
The AP is reporting that Swiss authorities have rejected a new higher offer of bail from Roman Polanski, who has been imprisoned in Switzerland since his arrest there last month. “We still consider the flight risk as high,” Swiss justice ministry spokesman Folco Galli told the AP. Galli claimed that the offer was not made in cash and failed to address concerns that Polanski, 76, would flee Switzerland while he awaits possible extradition to Los Angeles, where he fled sentencing 31 years ago for having sex with a 13-year-old girl. Polanski has 10 days to appeal to the Swiss Criminal Court, which his lawyer Hervé Temime said was the plan. “This is absolutely what we want,” Temime said.
Jerry O'Connell to write parenting book, not memoir
Have you read reports online that claim Jerry O’Connell is writing a memoir? Don’t believe it—his rep says the actor sold a parenting advice book to Ballantine Books, not an autobiography. According to a press release, O’Connell’s book, Cry, Feed, (Make Love To Wife), Burp, will “candidly and humorously reveal his personal experiences as a husband and father of two newborn twin girls,” and will also serve as “a light-hearted and hysterical guide for young parents on raising children and maintaining your relationship and sanity in the process.” Some topics O’Connell will touch on in the book: conception, child-birth, and diaper duty. Read our Q&A with the actor.
'New Moon' trailer views through the roof
Variety is reporting that the trailer for The Twilight Saga: New Moon picked up 25 million views last week to remain No. 1 on the Visible Measures online trailer chart. It’s been on the chart for eight weeks. This represents a 38 percent increase over last week’s record total 21 million and over 10 times as many as the second place trailer for Michael Jackson’s This Is It (which has 2.3 million views in its first week on the chart.)
Dennis Hopper's manager reports the actor has prostate cancer
The AP is reporting that Dennis Hopper has been diagnosed with prostate cancer according to his manager Sam Maydew. He’s canceled all travel plans to focus on treatment, which he’s undergoing at the University of Southern California. Hopper, 73, will not make a scheduled appearance at an exhibition of his art and photography at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne. He recently finished shooting the second season of the Starz series Crash.
Taylor Mitchell's mother responds
The mother of Taylor Mitchell, the 19-year old Canadian folk singer who was killed by coyotes while hiking on Tuesday, released a statement today about her daughter’s tragic death:
On behalf of my family, I want to express my deepest thanks for the outpouring of condolences and support from Taylor’s friends and fans, near and far. My thanks to the hikers who called 911, the RCMP officer who first arrived on the scene and did his utmost to help her, as well as the incredible doctors and nurses at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Halifax who tried desperately to save her. I wish to also thank RCMP’s Victims Services, and the Atlantica Hotel who’ve gone out of their way to support us during this difficult time.
There are no words to describe my grief. Taylor was my shining light, my baby, my confidante and best friend. My world is turned upside down and forever transformed without her. I don’t know how to move forward from here but I know that she would want that for me and I will try to do that in her memory and celebrate her life in the way she lived it—with passion, commitment and an unbridled loving heart.
I’ve noticed that the media have often mentioned that Taylor was hiking alone when the coyote attack occurred. I want people to know that Taylor was a seasoned naturalist and well versed in wilderness camping. She loved the woods and had a deep affinity for their beauty and serenity. Tragically it was her time to be taken from us so soon.
We take a calculated risk when spending time in nature’s fold—it’s the wildlife’s terrain. When the decision had been made to kill the pack of coyotes, I clearly heard Taylor’s voice say, “please don’t, this is their space”. She wouldn’t have wanted their demise, especially as a result of her own. She was passionate about animals, was an environmentalist, and was also planning to volunteer at the Toronto Wildlife Centre in the coming months.
Her loss is an incomprehensible tragedy on so many levels—but everybody’s messages of love and support and desire to keep her memory and music alive will help me to move forward and honour her short but full and vibrant life.
There will be a service and visitation, as well as a concert to celebrate her life and music.
Details will be finalized in the coming days.
With love and deep appreciation,
Emily Mitchell
More Taylor Mitchell:
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Bret Easton Ellis to write stalker series 'The Follower'
Bret Easton Ellis will write a series adaptation of Jason Starr’s stalker novel The Follower, Variety reports. The drama, about twentysomething New Yorkers seen through the eyes of a stalker, is set up at HBO and Lionsgate TV. Paranormal Activity‘s producer Jason Blum is one of the executive producers.
'The Mortal Instruments' being adapted for film
Cassandra Clare’s fantasy trilogy The Mortal Instruments is headed to the big screen, Variety reports. Jessica Postigo will write the script, based on the novels City of Bones, City of Ashes and City of Glass. The story follows a teenager’s search for her missing mother, taking her to a fantastical city. Unique Features partners Bob Shaye and Michael Lynne, formerly of New Line, are working with Constantin Film on the project.
Denis Leary's company plans slew of TV projects
Denis Leary and Jim Serpico’s Apostle Films is readying several projects to work on after Rescue Me ends its run in 2011, Variety reports. Projects include an hour-long comedy-drama at CBS which will star Michael Rapaport as a social worker. At Fox, Apostle has a half-hour comedy, Extended Family, about a family that takes in foster children. The company also plans to work with FX again on a drama about televangelists; and at Spike, Apostle has a hockey league project, and at USA it has Partners in Crime, about private eyes who used to be married, and Scales of Justice, about an overweight New Orleans ex-cop. The shingle’s deal with Sony also includes developing a new police procedural based on the film Gattaca.
Reese Witherspoon to star in 'Rule #1'
Reese Witherspoon is attached to star in and produce Rule #1, a screenplay acquired by Fox Searchlight, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Terrel Seltzer (One Fine Day) wrote the original screenplay about a New York woman who befriends a Puerto Rican girl with attention deficit disorder.
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