'Curb' Star Jeff Garlin Developing Comedy Vehicle at ABC (Exclusive)

Jeff Garlin is bringing his brand of comedy to ABC.our editor recommendsJeff Garlin, Mary Lynn Rajskub Join 'Safety Not Guaranteed'Michael Moore, Jeff Garlin plan comedy fest The Curb Your Enthusiasmexecutive producer and star has set up a script deal to write, executive produce and star in an untitled half-hour comedy at the Disney-owned network.Bruce McCulloch (The Kids in the Hall, Saturday Night Live) is attached to co-write the script and serve as an executive producer. In recent years, the comedian has become best known for his role as Larry David's manager Jeff Greene on HBO's Curb. Garlin's prior TV credits include Fox's Arrested Development andNBC's Mad About You. Garlin, whose film roles have included Wall-E and Daddy Day Care as well as his directorial debutI Want Someone to Eat Cheese With, is repped by 3 Arts Entertainment and ICM. Related Topics ABC Jeff Garlin Curb Your Enthusiasm

MicroSex Office

Who states the place of work needs to be dull and boring? Hong Kongs top comedian Jim Chim adjusts his popular stage show MicroSex Office for any large-screen version that's decidedly wilder, more sexy, and a lot more amusing! Returning his disciples Harriet Yeung and Tyson Chak (the fan-favorite stars from the stage version), Jim and the co-director Lee Kung Lok (My Ex-Wifes Wedding) put a brandname-new story arc within the episodic character from the original gag show. With comedy master Wong Jing as producer, the film version promises a lot of insanely funny dirty jokes additionally to lots of eye-candies as alluring stars DaDa Chan, Koni Lui, Jacqueline Chong, Yedda Chao, Taiwan heartthrob Chen Zhi Ming, and twin rockers Soler.

2011 TCA AWARDS WINNERS: 'Friday Night Lights' Wins Program Of The Year, 'Game Of Thrones' Named Best New Show

As a new NBC series, Friday Night Lights won Outstanding New Program at the Television Critics Association's awards in 2007. Four years later, as a departing DirecTV show, Friday Night Lights tonight won the top TCA award, Program of the Year. HBO's Game of Thrones was named outstanding new program during the non-televised ceremony hosted by Parks and Recreation co-star Nick Offerman at the Beverly Hilton. Oprah Winfrey got a career achievement TCA award to go with her recently awarded Oscar "for her influence through 25 seasons ofThe Oprah Winfrey Show," while Offerman received an Individual Achievement in Comedy Award to make up for the Emmy-nomination snub last month. CBS' The Amazing Race, whose best series Emmy-winning streak was broken last year, is starting a new one at the TCA Awards, winning the first award in newly established reality program category. Here is the list of the winners in 12 categories voted by the members of TCA, a media organization comprised of more than 200 professional TV critics and journalists from the U.S. and Canada: Program of the Year Friday Night Lights (DirecTV/NBC) Outstanding Achievement in Drama Mad Men (AMC) Outstanding Achievement in Comedy Modern Family (ABC) Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming The Amazing Race (CBS) Individual Achievement in Drama Jon Hamm (Mad Men, AMC) Individual Achievement in Comedy Ty Burrell (Modern Family, ABC) & Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation, NBC) Outstanding New Program Game of Thrones (HBO) Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials Masterpiece: Sherlock (PBS) Career Achievement Award Oprah Winfrey Heritage Award The Dick Van Dyke Show Outstanding Achievement in News and Information Restrepo (National Geographic Channel) Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming Sesame Street (PBS)

VIDEO: Documentarian Nick Broomfield Gets Kicked Out of a Palin Q&A in Teaser for Sarah Palin - You Betcha

Controversial documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield has taken on many a challenging subject throughout his oeuvre of muckraking exposes. Now he’s turned his confrontational, self-reflexive gaze on former Alaskan governor Sarah Palin and her rise through the political ranks, in Sarah Palin - You Betcha! Needless to say, this should be the anti-Undefeated. Hit the jump to see what happens when Broomfield dares to challenge Palin during a public Q&A session in California. Broomfield’s doc will get its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival this September alongside new works from Werner Herzog, Morgan Spurlock, and Frederick Wiseman. The film’s synopsis, courtesy of TIFF: “Nick Broomfield’s quest for the real Sarah Palin involves battling the icy snows of Alaska in mid-winter to speak to the school friends, family, and Republican colleagues that in previous days gave their heart, soul and belief to the charismatic, charming, intoxicating ex-hockey mom. But it’s not all plain sailing. People are frightened to talk; Wasilla makes Twin Peaks look like a walk in the park. It’s a devout evangelical community - 76 churches with a population of only 6 thousand, and the Crystal meth capital of Alaska. Broomfield brings his celebrated wit and determination to cracking her story.” You Betcha sounds like a seedy, polar-opposite document of Palin’s rise to prominence from the fawning conservative doc The Undefeated, so color me curious. With Broomfield’s languid British accent to point out every semi-shady aspect of Palin’s world, and his proven inclination toward thrusting himself into the film if only to provoke and poke around for the truth, it’ll probably be much more entertaining, besides. But here’s the catch: Broomfield’s not necessarily the documentarian you want on your side in a political fight, if only because his reputation and his methods make him an easy target for criticism. He is, after all, the filmmaker who alleged on film that Kurt Cobain’s death was a murder arranged by Courtney Love (in Kurt and Courtney) and made a fascinating, if speculative documentary investigating conspiracy theories surrounding the unsolved murders of Christopher “Biggie Smalls” Wallace and Tupac Shakur (Biggie & Tupac). Still: If there’s any documentarian out there who’d take it to Palin like no filmmaker yet has, it’s Broomfield. Release date is TBA.

Milocrorze

An Ishibashi, d-privileges, Kazumo production. Created by Masataka Izumi, Toshiharu Ozawa, Hiroaki Saito. Directed, written, edited by Yoshimasa Ishibashi.With: Takayuki Yamada, Maiko, Anna Ishibashi, Seijun Suzuki, Mieko Harada, Eiji Okuda, Maiko.Helmer Yoshimasa Ishibashi, enfant terrible of advertisements and episodic television, here fully bursts into features with "Milocrorze," a splashy, vivid, time- and space-repel romp that loosely ties together three extremely disparate tales which include several layers of dissonance and discordancy. Pic is featured at two overlapping Gotham fests that focus on such genre-confounding fantasy fare, becoming opener in the N.Y. Asian Film Festival and focal point of Japan Cuts. Ishibashi's apparently little-seen first feature, black-and-whitened "Kurawasetaino," apparently was equally off-the-wall that one will certainly carve a distinct segment among vid-enthusiasts who love the bizarre. The very first (and least) from the segments, recounted just like a fractured story book, concerns Ovreneli Vreneligare, a 7-year-old salaryman whose diminutive stature and vibrant orange bowl-cut hair distinguish him from the ocean of grey-garbed fellow-individuals. Experiencing an attractive lady, the "great Milocrorze," (performed through the mono-monikered Maiko) on the park bench, he instantly falls smitten, assumes three jobs to pay for a huge home, and moves along with her in a condition of simplistic bliss -- until a time-appropriate problem intervenes. Second up, Besson Kumagai (Takayuki Yamada) counsels teenage boys within the cycle of unrequited love. Introduced like a guest on the tawdry TV-show, he disses his gushy host and dangles on phone callers. Brash, surly and contemptuous, he goodies his clients as "wimps" and worse, while meting out dubious, chauvinistic or frankly absurd advice. Clothed inside a dazzling whitened suit, between scantily clad women, he not just flouts rules of decorum but additionally violates physical laws and regulations, crossing within the film's split-screen lines or entering the telephone booth of the individual he's speaking to. Part 3 features the pic's piece p resistance, a stylized 12-minute samurai sword fight that crashes with the sliding sections of the endless, delicious bordello, delivering drinks, bloodstream and ladies flying full of slo-mo because the hero slashes his way from area to area looking for his lost love. When the second story conflates space, this third story of 1-eyed samurai Tamon (Yamada again) constitutes a hash of your time, flashing back from medieval Japan "3 years formerly" to the current-day where Tamon meets his soulmate Yuri (Anna Ishibashi). After Yuri is kidnapped, Tamon wanders the roads, his garb growing a lot more ancient until he makes its way into the lawless feudal pleasure town of Tenzaku-Ro inside a red-colored kimono, and also the action tour-p-pressure commences. Using versatile rising star Yamada in most three love-crazed tales (he seems like a grown-up Ovreneli Vreneligare within the film's coda) produces a cockeyed continuum. However the film's true constant is based on its flamboyant Pop-art aesthetic, wild chromatic stylization and cartoon-like manipulation of narrative.Camera (color), Katsuharu Oyamada music, Yuko Ikoma, Kosuke Shimizu, Osamu Kubota production designer, Ishibashi art director, Matsuka Kimura visual designers Koichi Emura, Aki Funabiki action coordinator, Fumihito Minamitsuji. Examined in the Japan Society, This summer 10, 2011. (Also in N.Y. Asian Film Festival, opener.) Running time: 90 MIN. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

Sweet Karma 2009 DvdRip Xvid-Noir

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Before Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr took the names Professor X and
Magneto, they were two young men discovering their powers for the
first time. Before they were archenemies, they were closest of
friends, working together, with other Mutants (some familiar, some
new), to stop the greatest threat the world has ever known. In the
process, a rift between them opened, which began the eternal war
between Magneto's Brotherhood and Professor X's X-MEN.