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Exclusive Photos: 'Rapture-Palooza'
Lionsgate
Are ye prepared for the Rapture?
You know it's the end of all things when it rains blood, zombies crave joints and you're mocked by foul-mouthed cockroaches and crows ("F**k you, caw!" exclaims one of the latter rude creatures). And you know things are really going to hell in a handbasket when the Antichrist appears, taking the form of a piano-playing Craig Robinson in very, very loud purple and yellow suits.
"Rapture-Palooza" chronicles the Apocalypse as seen through the disaffected hipster eyes of Lindsey (Anna Kendrick) and Ben (John Francis Daley), a young couple who might just hold the key to saving what's left of humanity after Beast (that's what the Antichrist likes to call himself) takes a shine to the lovely Lindsey. Can these two fulfill a prophecy that says the Beast will be defeated and locked away for a thousand years? As long as they don't blast away Jesus himself with a laser beam, they might have a shot. Get More »
MTV Movie Awards: Anna Kendrick Gets Catfished...a Few Times
[From MTV.com] Which celebrity would you most like to "mistakenly" hook up with online? During Sunday's MTV Movie Awards pre-show at 8:30 p.m. ET, Mark Wahlberg, Anna Kendrick and Joe Manganiello fall victim to the first-ever three-way celebrity Catfish, captured by no less than "Catfish: The TV Show" stars Nev Schulman and Max Joseph.
This special installment of "Catfish" — not to mention all our live red-carpet coverage on the Sony Pictures Studio lot — leads up to the 2013 MTV Movie Awards at 9 p.m. Sunday. Watch a sneak peek of the unbelievable case of (multiple!) mistaken identities above, and find more good stuff at MTV.com and the MTV Movie Awards home! Get More »
Shia LaBeouf vs. Old Movie Stars in 'The Company You Keep' Trailer
Sony Pictures Classics
Shia LaBeouf continues his crusade to not be in movies with giant robots in "The Company You Keep," the Robert Redford-directed thriller in which the past comes a'callin' for a bunch of senior citizens who did something bad back in the day. Get More »
Casting Roundup: Depp, Cooper and Rossum Get the Gigs
MTV
All of the week's hot casting news in one fell swoop ...
• Well, he's not going to be in Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel," but maybe Johnny Depp will be in Wally Pfister's "Transcendence." Deadline reports that the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star is in talks to join the feature directorial debut of Christopher Nolan's go-to cinematographer ... the plot of which is, of course, being kept under wraps.
• You know, Bradley Cooper is just about as perfect for a Cameron Crowe movie as, oh, Emma Stone. The "Hangover" star is set to make his already ultra-busy schedule even busier as he's in talks to join the "Amazing Spider-Man" beauty in Crowe's untitled romantic comedy, which is said to be in the vein of "Jerry Maguire" and "Almost Famous." Get More »
Anna Kendrick Tells Dirty, Dirty, Dirty Secrets
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Anna Kendrick admits that she runs a prostitution ring and drowns kittens in this week's episode of MTV's "After Hours With Josh Horowitz."
10 Reasons Anna Kendrick Is Better Than You
Universal
When it comes to Anna Kendrick, believe the buzz. The girl is all that and a bag of chips. Girl crush alert!
Chances are, you've been hearing her name a lot lately, and it's no surprise. From "What to Expect When You're Expecting" to "ParaNorman" to "End of Watch," she's had a lot of flicks make way to the cinema this year, and she's not slowing down just yet.
Her latest is the college a cappella competition movie "Pitch Perfect," in which she not only puts her acting chops on the table but also gives her vocal chords some serious exercise. With her sharp wit, self-deprecating sensibility and sheer talent, the girl's going places at lightning speed (she may even be the newest badass of the "Captain America" franchise). Get More »
'Pitch Perfect' Brings Us Easygoing Style on a Positive Note
The singing, dancing and performances by Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson and crew aren't the only things perfect in "Pitch Perfect."
You see, the Bellas aren't your typical college a capella group, and aspiring deejay Beca isn't your typical freshman. Once she reluctantly joins the group, she mixes up more than just their music — she takes their style to the next level.
Not unlike the music itself, "Pitch Perfect" is filled with outfits for your everyday life, ones we have to confess we're already trying to snatch up ourselves. Check out the latest Get the Goods to find out which stores we'll be aca-hitting.
Yep, 'Pitch Perfect' Is the New 'Bring It On' (So Consider Us Cheering)
Universal
At first glance, "Pitch Perfect" and "Bring It On" have very little in common.
One's about a group of girls who are misfits among the misfits — apparently, there is a social hierarchy among glee clubs, and they're at the very bottom — and the other is full of pretty, popular girls with shiny hair and teeth flipping around in cute cheerleader outfits. Both are the kind of movies that, on paper, sound really silly and kind of embarrassing but prove to be incredibly satisfying and fun to watch by yourself or a gang of friends.
Cheerleading and glee club have more in common than you'd think, or, for that matter, than what most high schoolers would like to think. Both are highly competitive activities most people think are a waste of time, but they actually take a lot of practice and talent. Both require matching outfits and strong personalities, which inevitably leads to lots of drama. And, sometimes, these activities lead to injuries and/or projective vomiting. Get More »
Anna Kendrick Is 'Pitch Perfect' in These 6 Clips
Universal
Have you ever thought to yourself, "I wish someone would mash 'Heathers' and 'Glee' into one perfect little firebrand of a movie?" Wish no more, because that very movie exists and it is absolutely "Pitch Perfect."
The always-delightful Anna Kendrick plays Becca, the new girl in an all-ladies a cappella group who seeks to update their song roster for the 21st century so they can take on the boys in a no-holds-barred singing competition. Get More »





