SPOTTED: Willow Shields doing an interview on Extra at Universal CityWalk on March 7, 2014 in Universal City, Calif.
The 13-year-old actress graciously signed autographs and took pics with lots of fans who were all waiting to watch the interview and get copies of the Bluray edition of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire which Willow had brought for them. Continue reading
Our Celebrity Quote of the Day comes to us thanks to the star of The Hunger Games, Jennifer Lawrence.
In an interview with Vogue UK, the actress responds to critics who have called her overweight–by Hollywood standards. Continue reading
Jennifer Lawrence got herself a huge pay raise for The Hunger Games sequel: The actress who made $500K for the original flick has secured a $10 million salary for Catching Fire. Now, that’s girl power!
Her male co-stars Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson are not so happy about the news and per Radar Online “are demanding more money to appear in the Hunger Games sequel.”
“Liam and Josh got wind of Jennifer’s significant pay raise and they want more money to appear in the second movie of the tetralogy,” Radar reports. “They’re aware she plays a bigger role in the films, but they want a little more than the $2 million they were each offered.”
Josh and Liam would like $5 million each — which seems like a fair request given the guaranteed success of the flick. What do you guys think? Are these stars being greedy or a bit too envious?
Director Gary Ross has bailed out of The Hunger Games franchise and will not be working on the sequel, Catching Fire.
Apparently negotiations for the sequel fell through when agreement could not be reached on scheduling and compensation. Continue reading
Alexander Ludwig shows off a shirt by Ermenegildo Zegna, sweater by EQ, tie by DKNY and sunglasses by Ray Ban in the feature story in Da Man‘s April/May 2012 issue.
Below are excerpts from the interview with the 19-year-old The Hunger Games actor: Continue reading
Amandla Stenberg, the 13-year old actress who plays Rue in The Hunger Games, was the victim of many racist tweets since the movie’s premiere by movie watchers who were not happy that the character was played by an African-American actress. Continue reading
The blockbuster big screen version of Suzanne Collins’ best-selling novel may not have topped the box office records for the biggest opening midnight ever but The Hunger Games certainly fared well. Continue reading
SPOTTED: Liam Hemsworth, Alexander Ludwig and Amandla Stenberg at Barnes & Noble at The Grove for a special book signing of The Hunger Games.
The cast of the movie which premiered at midnight March 23, 2012 stayed for hours to sign books, posters and other memorabilia for the hundreds of fans lined up to meet the actors.
The Hunger Games – a movie which has already set box office records for advanced ticket sales – comes out March 23. Its star, Jennifer Lawrence, is almost guaranteed to to be the next worldwide sensation and “it girl.” But believe it or not, the actress herself does not want any part of that.
“I look at Kristen Stewart now and I think, ‘I’d never want to be that famous,'” Lawrence says in the most recent issue of Glamour UK. “I can’t imagine how I’d feel if all of a sudden my life was pandemonium.” Continue reading