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Selma Blair Apologises For Plane Meltdown: "I Made A Big Mistake"


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Actress Selma Blair has spoken out after she was removed from a Delta flight to Los Angeles on Monday (June 21), after a ‘bizarre’ outburst, brought on by mixing medication with alcohol. The actress had been traveling on the flight back from Cancun with her four-year-old son Arthur and his father, Blair’s ex-boyfriend Jason Bleick.

Selma BlairSelma Blair has apologised for an incident on a flight to LA, Monday.

In a statement to Vanity Fair, Blair said: “I made a big mistake yesterday. After a lovely trip with my son and his Dad, I mixed alcohol with medication, and that caused me to black out and led me to say and do things that I deeply regret.

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Selma Blair Hospitalized After Bizarre Plane Meltdown


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Selma Blair has reportedly had a bad reaction to some medication this week after what sounds like a mental breakdown forced staff on the airplane she was flying on to remove her from the flight on a stretcher. Her current condition is as yet unknown.

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The actress, who has recently been appearing in 'The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story', was flying from Cancun, Mexico to Los Angeles via Delta airlines yesterday (June 20th 2016) when she reportedly began acting bizarrely in the first class cabin. According to TMZ, witnesses claim that she mixed something in her wine glass and drank it moments before the incident.

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From The Cast To The Kardashians: What You Need To Know About 'The People Vs O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story'


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‘The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story’ premieres tonight (February 15th) in the UK on BBC Two at 9pm and it’s one drama you certainly won’t want to miss. Already a critical hit in the US, the series comes from the team behind ‘American Horror Story’ and boasts a star-studded cast guiding you through one of the most famous cases in American legal history.

Cuba Gooding JrCuba Gooding Jr stars as O.J. Simpson.

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Reese Witherspoon, Selma Blair & Sarah Michelle Gellar Reunite At ‘Cruel Intentions’ Musical


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The stars of the 1999 hit Cruel Intentions reunited for a special comedy musical version of the film. Reese Witherspoon, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair, who played wealthy New York teenagers in a fatal spiral of seduction and betrayal, shared pictures from when they went to see Cruel Intentions: The Completely Unauthorised Musical on Thursday (28th May).

Sarah Michelle GellarReese Witherspoon reunited with her Cruel Intentions co-stars on Thursday.

Read More: Reese Witherspoon & Nicole Kidman Team Up To Star In & Produce Big Little Lies.

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Two And A Half Men, CBS Announce Lesbian Character Jenny


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After ten seasons of Two and A Half Men on CBS, public breakdowns from two-out-of-three of the main cast and a high-profile replacement, Chuck Lorre thinks it’s time to address the plot, just to mix things up a bit.

And considering Two and A Half Men can basically be called Three Men, or Three Half Men depending on your take on the comedy, Lorre reckons a 21-year-old lesbian from the Big Apple should just about do it. It might just have to be called Two Men One Woman, as Angus T. Jones is pretty much out for season 11.

"I think it would be great have that voice on the show from a different perspective," Lorre told reporters at TCA. "The show has had enough testosterone to last a lifetime." Jenny will be Charlie Harper’s – previously played by Charlie Sheen – ‘illegitimate’ daughter.

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In The Case Of Sheen Vs. Blair, Charlie Sheen Is The "Winning" Party


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Selma Blair complained in private about Anger Management co-star Charlie Sheen’s ways. Selma Blair got fired from Anger Management. There might just be a pattern there. So, the full story, according to the folks at TMZ, starts with Blair unofficially complaining about her co-star’s work ethic. At some point, Charlie apparently got wind of this and he went straight to the show’s producers. Since Sheen has a stake in the FX show, predicting how this one would play out wasn’t all that difficult at all.

Lo and behold, today an official announcement was released by Lionsgate, the studio behind the show, saying, "We are confirming that Selma Blair will not be returning to Anger Management and we wish her the very best."

The very best, as long as she has nothing to do with Charlie Sheen apparently. This decision is in stark contrast to the policies of Sheen’s former employers – the team behind “Two and a Half Men.” On that show, Sheen, who was the show’s biggest star, earned himself an ultimatum and later on, a firing, with his partying ways and frequent intoxication. Must be nice for him to call the shots for once. It’s not so nice for Blair, though, who is now, presumably, in need of a new job.

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Charlie Sheen Tries To Get Selma Blair Booted Off Anger Management


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Charlie Sheen is rich and famous enough that he can afford to set his own rules, which is exactly what he’s doing with Anger Management and his co-star Selma Blair. According to TMZ, Sheen has set an ultimatum for the creators of the series – ether she walks, or I do. Looks like he’s being serious as well. The reason behind this sudden rift between Sheen and Blair is that Charlie believes his co-star has been talking about him behind his back.

To prove how serious he is with this, Sheen has given Anger Management producers a somewhat realistic demands. He knows that a character can’t just be kicked off in a matter of days, so he is just asking that the show’s team starts drawing up an exit strategy for Blair asap. If not, Sheen is prepared to sacrifice his massive paycheck (between $75 and $200 million for 100 episodes, depending on syndication) just to get his way.

With that kind of ultimatum, the show’s producers are most likely trapped between a rock and a hard place, but if it really does come down to Blaire or Sheen, the actor’s female co-star isn’t likely to fair too well in that bargain. Meanwhile, she didn’t appear on set, yesterday, but this could be due to her not being scheduled to be on set. When asked by paparazzi about the whole mess, Blair replied with a vague: "I don't know anything." Neither does anyone else, really.

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Charlie Sheen Hands 'Anger Management' Bosses Ultimatum; Fire Selma Blair Or I Quit


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Charlie Sheen really doesn't get along with his co-star on the FX sitcom Anger Management - the actress Selma Blair - so much so in fact that the actor has reportedly handed the show's producers an ultimatum; wither she goes or he does. According to TMZ, the actor is determined to see Blair get booted form the show and is so bent on seeing the back of her that he is willing to put his own position on the show in jeopardy.

Sheen is apparently feuding with Blair because he heard that the actress is slating him behind his back, and clearly that is something that Sheen doesn't take kindly to. Charlie reportedly confronted the producers on the show and handed them his request, demanding that the changes start on that day or else. Whilst it is unclear whether his demand have been met yet, Blair was absent from the show's set on Monday (June 17) and it is believed that she isn't there today either, although it is unclear whether she was simply not scheduled to work these days. When asked about the situation this morning, Blair replied sying that she doesn't even know what's happening herself.

According to reports, Charlie acknowledged the complications of writing a character out from a show, but was steadfast with his demands and told the show's bosses that they need to figure out a solution to the problem before he starts to reconsider his commitment to AM. Neither the actor nor FX have commented on the situation in public yet, but it is believed that the network are working with Sheen to see that he gets what he wants and Blair is kicked off the show.

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Hot Tickets! This Weekend's US Movie Releases: Skyfall, Lincoln, In Their Skin, Nature Calls


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With the drama and devastation that befell the East Coast of America, with the arrival of Hurricane Sandy last week, US movie fans seem to have opted for the feel-good factor with their box office choices. Wreck It Ralph currently sits atop the US Box Office chart but the generation-spanning animation should prepare to be ousted this week, with the release of two major players: Skyfall and Lincoln.

Skyfall has already been hailed as the best Bond movie ever. Directed by Sam Mendes, Skyfall marks the 50th anniversary of Bond movies and has already proved to be a box office sensation in the UK and Europe. There’s a question mark hanging over how much longer Daniel Craig will play Bond, which is only adding to the sense of urgency in getting to the movie theaters to check out Skyfall.

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Dark Horse Review


Very Good
Solondz takes another hilariously pitch-black exploration of human behaviour with a film populated by excellent actors playing seriously messed-up characters. And it can't help but force us to look at how we interact with people around us.

Even though he's essentially a pampered slacker, Abe (Gelber) exudes confidence, relentlessly going after the depressed Miranda (Blair) despite her hesitance. Living in the shadow of his successful doctor brother (Bartha), Abe works for his father (Walken), but does virtually nothing and resents the fact that his hard-working cousin (Booth) gets the credit. But then Abe feels hard-done by everyone he encounters, creating an arch-rival in Miranda's ex (Mandvi). But at no point does Abe's inner life come close to the reality around him.

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Video - Selma Blair Thanks Passer-By For Helping Her With Stroller And Shopping


'Hellboy' star Selma Blair rushes to reach her car after shopping at Bel Bambini in West Hollywood with her young son Arthur Saint Black. She jokes that she thinks she might have a parking ticket and is extremely grateful when a passer-by helps her pack her stroller and shopping into her trunk.

Blair first became noticed in the film industry following her role as Cecile in the drama film 'Cruel Intentions'. She then went on to star in Golden Globe nominated 'Legally Blonde' comic-book-turned-film 'Hellboy' and romcom 'The Sweetest Thing'

Video - Selma Blair Sparkles On FX Red Carpet - FX 2012 Ad Sales Upfront Arrivals


New York City was the stage for the recent FX red carpet event showcasing its stars including actresses Selma Blair and Katey Sagal alongside husband KURT SUTTER. Sutter, the creator of shows The Shield and Sons of Anarchy has been married to Sons of Anarchy star Sagal since 2004, they have a daughter, Esme Louise, born January 2007.

Blair is set to be the female lead in an upcoming comedy series alongside Charlie Sheen titled Anger Management. The show is based on the 2003 movie of the same name that starred Jack Nichollson and Adam Sandler and is set for a worldwide release in late June

Selma Blair and Ahmet Zappa Sunday 11th December 2011 Selma Blair and her husband Ahmet Zappa take their son Arthur to a park in Malibu and then onto Malibu Country Mart Malibu, California

Selma Blair and Ahmet Zappa

Selma Blair - An upbeat Selma Blair Los Angeles, California - leaves Urth Caffe in West Hollywood Friday 16th September 2011

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Video - Selma Blair Discusses Pregnancy After 'Ivy' Lunch


Selma Blair, the American actress best known for her role in 'Legally Blonde', spotted leaving the Ivy Restaurant in Beverly Hills with boyfriend JASON BLEICK. Blair, heavily pregnant with her first child, donned a flowing green dress with sandals and dark sunglasses. The actress said she would "god willing" give birth this summer but warned her baby "likes to sleep".

Blair was previously married to Ahmet Zappa, the son of avant-garde musician Frank Zappa, but the couple divorced in 2006. She met Bleick after collaborating on his fashion brand 'EVER'

Selma Blair Wednesday 24th February 2010 shopping at Gap 1969 Jeans on Robertson Boulevard Los Angeles, California

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My Mom's New Boyfriend Review


Weak
Grown-up son living at home becomes angry and frustrated when his mom brings a new guy into the picture. Wait, didn't I just see this movie? Literally, a week ago?

Turns out My Mom's New Boyfriend has some differences with Mama's Boy, though it sticks closely to the overall shoddy quality level. This time out it's not a straight-up case of a son feeling betrayed. Writer/director George Gallo (DysFunktional Family) throws in a crime caper too. Henry (Colin Hanks) hasn't seen Mom (Meg Ryan) in three years due to his undercover duties as an FBI agent. When he returns home with a fiancee (Selma Blair), he finds that Mom hasn't just lost hundreds of pounds, she's also turned into a raving sexual lunatic, too. No sooner has Henry made his old bed than Mom gets mixed up with Tommy (Antonio Banderas), a known art thief... who Henry's been assigned to spy on!

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The Fog (2005) Review


Terrible
It should be an unwritten rule of moviegoing: if it's not reviewed in the papers (or here) by Friday you shouldn't see it. Studios know when they have critical duds on their hands. They know when a film is atrociously acted, exceedingly dull, and entirely contrived. They don't screen those films for critics. They don't want the bad press on opening night. For a good many films, this sort of passive aggressive deception works. People go to see the films and the studios make their money back. My only hope is that you take my advice: If it hasn't been reviewed on Friday, wait a day. Or two. Then look online for the review. Chances are it'll be like this one.

The Fog is a terrible movie. Simply put, it sucks. It should have gone straight to video. No, even that is a better fate. It should have gone directly to the Sci-Fi Channel, the latest repository for "new" terrible films.

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Storytelling Review


Excellent
Writer-director Todd Solondz has a knack for making us feel downright uncomfortable. He did it in his twisted debut, Welcome to the Dollhouse (1995), with a young Brendan Sexton III announcing his intentions to rape an even younger Heather Matarazzo. He did it in Happiness (1998), in nearly every scene. And he's providing more squirm-inducing moments in Storytelling, a film with less intensity than Happiness, but with a continuing streak of intellectually challenging dialogue and unforgiving subject matter.

Aside from Solondz's decidedly risky topics, his format in Storytelling takes chances. It presents two separate shorts, entitled "Fiction" and "Non-fiction," with no obvious connection between the two. The only true thread is that both comment on the telling of tales, the shifting of points of view, and the way most people in Solondz's suburban landscapes constantly paddle their painful lives upstream.

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A Guy Thing Review


Weak
It's a week before you get married, and your bachelor party isn't treating you right. Someone called strippers, and that makes you a bit uncomfortable. But one of the strippers is so awkward and cute that you can't help but take her home and sleep with her. You're comfortable with that.

So goes the curious event that A Guy Thing -- a well-meaning but almost completely worthless trip through a minefield of infidelity, masculinity and self discovery -- is based upon.

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In Good Company Review


OK
It's one of those nightmare scenarios of which feel-good stories are made: Dan Foreman (Dennis Quaid), middle-aged family man and top sales guy at a big, Sports Illustrated-like magazine, gets thrown for a loop when his company is bought and he gets demoted to make room for Carter Duryea (Topher Grace), some whiz kid half his age. Oh, and his daughter wants to transfer from SUNY to the much more expensive NYU. Oh, and that night when he gets home, his wife tells him she's pregnant. At first it seems that In Good Company is not going to go for the feel-good resolution in which lessons are learned, lives are improved, and everybody fades into a happy sunset... but then it does, and it's hard not to feel cheated.

Whatever else may be said, this film is the work of consummate professionals, and that doesn't mean it's soulless but competent hackwork. Writer/director Paul Weitz showed with his wonderful, glowing adaptation of Nick Hornby's About a Boy that he could tell heartwarming stories that didn't insult the mind and could inject just enough acidity into a romance to keep a movie from flopping into a messy, Love, Actually-style mess. The directing and writing here are superbly crisp, and one really couldn't ask for better performances, both from the stars and supporting cast.

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A Guy Thing Review


Weak

Jason Lee is usually the funniest guy in any Kevin Smith movie (Banky in "Chasing Amy," Azrael in "Dogma"). Julia Stiles has had fine comedic timing ever since her big splash in "10 Things I Hate About You." But they couldn't be more mismatched as romantic leads in "A Guy Thing."

A cold-feet comedy of accumulative misunderstandings about a groom-to-be who wakes up with a blonde in his bed the morning after his bachelor party -- and assumes the worst -- the movie spends most of its time mining very familiar territory. Lee hides the girl's forgotten panties, discovers she's his fiancée's cousin, and has generic nightmare run-ins with his future in-law and Stiles' ex-boyfriend.

Most of its jokes come from the compounding lies that make it hard to sympathize with the hero, and the moment you meet each one-trait character, you can see his or her entire story arc mapped out in front of you. Example: Stifled Lee, who's going to veer from his buttoned-up, conservative bride-to-be (Selma Blair) and fall in love with wild-child Stiles, has a buttoned-up, conservative brother (Thomas Lennon) who is secretly in love with Blair. Hmmm...I can't imagine where that's going.

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A Dirty Shame Review


Good

Tracey Ullman is so perfectly attuned to John Waters' brand of lasciviously trashy comedy, it's a wonder that she hasn't worked before for the shamelessly silly provocateur.

In the uproarious "A Dirty Shame," the writer-director lets the caustic comedienne cut loose as Sylvia Stickles, a frigid, uptight working-class suburbanite who becomes an insatiable sex maniac after getting bonked on the noggin in a car accident.

After shocking her hitherto frustrated husband (played by singer Chris Isaak) with tongue-wiggling come-ons and liberating her trampy, triple-Z-cup stripper daughter (played with bimbonic irony by real-life A-cup Selma Blair) from the bedroom where she'd been padlocked away "for her own good," Sylvia joins other concussion-born libertines as a disciple of a self-proclaimed sexual evangelist (amusingly uncouth Johnny Knoxville). All of this helps set the stage for an absurdist battle against a band of spitefully self-righteous local prudes for the soul of their Baltimore neighborhood.

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Selma Blair

Date of birth

23rd June, 1972

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Actor

Sex

Female

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In Their Skin Trailer

In Their Skin Trailer

Mary and Mark Hughes vacate to their country vacation home with their 9-year-old son Brendon...

Dark Horse Movie Review

Dark Horse Movie Review

Solondz takes another hilariously pitch-black exploration of human behaviour with a film populated by excellent...

My Mom's New Boyfriend Movie Review

My Mom's New Boyfriend Movie Review

Grown-up son living at home becomes angry and frustrated when his mom brings a new...

The Fog - Trailer Trailer

The Fog - Trailer Trailer

In Revolution Studio's horror/thriller The Fog there really is something out there in the dark....

The Fog (2005) Movie Review

The Fog (2005) Movie Review

It should be an unwritten rule of moviegoing: if it's not reviewed in the papers...

Storytelling Movie Review

Storytelling Movie Review

Writer-director Todd Solondz has a knack for making us feel downright uncomfortable. He did...

A Guy Thing Movie Review

A Guy Thing Movie Review

It's a week before you get married, and your bachelor party isn't treating you right....

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In Good Company Movie Review

In Good Company Movie Review

It's one of those nightmare scenarios of which feel-good stories are made: Dan Foreman (Dennis...

A Guy Thing Movie Review

A Guy Thing Movie Review

Jason Lee is usually the funniest guy in any Kevin Smith movie (Banky in "Chasing...

A Dirty Shame Movie Review

A Dirty Shame Movie Review

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