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{rjp Speed_Racer1.jpg|left}Don’t have time to wade through the geeky depths of Ain’t It Cool or translate the industry jargon in Variety? Then you’ve come to the right place as we bring you the hottest Hollywood casting rumors from Batman’s new girlfriend to the crew of Star Trek XI, Indy’s son and one super cool Speed Racer. |
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{rjp edison1for-web(1).jpg|left}Firstly, welcome to the very first Saturday Night Spotlight, your one-stop shop for what's hot, cool and kudos-worthy in the world of movies, music, TV, nightlife, food, celebs, websites and well, anything we damn well please... |
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{rjp ryancrop2.jpg|left}Like it or not, Ryan Seacrest is damn good at what he does. From jousting with Simon Cowell on American Idol to breakfast at KIIS FM to anchoring E! News, Seacrest has made himself a household name, sneaking into our media-bubble at every opportunity. Take a closer look at the life of this one-man entertainment empire. |
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{rjp sophia1.jpg|left}You may know her from One Tree Hill, or you may know her from her recently released thriller The Hitcher. However, one thing you’ll never know Sophia Bush as is a drunk and ditsy tabloid spectacle. Through trials and tribulations, breakups and breakdowns, Bush finally figured out the best way to keep from becoming Hollywood’s whipping girl: stay away. |
 Think Sundance is a Film Festival? Our ace reporter discovers that it's more like a winter wonderland of Hollywood glitz, giftbags, parties and...poker tournaments? Check out all the fun that can be had with a gambling tip from Danny Masterson, some free booze, a VIP wristband stolen from Perez Hilton and a little bit of luck. |
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 Things are heating up in Harvin-land: up-and-coming comedian Harvin Sethi is moving through the Hollywood comedy circuit like a fish in water. From stand-up to pop-up, his regular Laugh Factory shows are competing with his internet persona for popularity – and he doesn’t mind dabbling in the odd Justin Timberlake video either (keep an eye out in ‘What Goes Around Comes Around’). If your memory banks are set to ‘famous face’, then you better make a note of this one.
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Exclusive Q&A with the Funniest Cops on the Planet!
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 You may recognize the sexy techy Morgan Webb from her hosting position on G4’s X-Play, a video game show. She is an icon in the video game world, a “video game goddess,” as her other publications have proclaimed. After graduating from UC Berkeley with a degree in rhetoric, Morgan used her natural knack for technology and passion for video games (and her curvy high pixel-count) to land her on TechTv. She has been busy covering video games, shooting photo spreads and fueling nerd-blog fantasies ever since. |
Check out our Spring Break guide, in which you will find details on a few traditional destinations along with a few suggestions outside the normal list that we found enticing and soul-strengthening.
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The Teddy Bears, DJ D-Wrek and Anthony Zuiker (Creator of CSI)
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Caitlin Wachs, Bob Saget and Eva Mendes
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 The Shins weren’t always famous. There was a time when even hipsters raised a curious eyebrow to the name. In fact, many of the indie rock outfits that are so well known today were once struggling unknowns. So what changed? Was The Shins trajectory of success normal and expected for such a unique and distinctive type of music, or did something special happen that changed the way indie rock was perceived by the public? |
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Weekly Spin
 Over the last eleven years Incubus has managed to put out six LPs, all of which have been respectable in their balance of playability, originality, harder and softer sounds. They achieve the same balance on their new LP Light Grenades, perhaps a little too well...
Saturday Night Rating: 3/5 |
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 Along with Low Vs. Diamond and The Deadly Syndrome: a lineup which proved to everyone attending that LA is still spitting out amazing bands. There were good signs from the beginning. I only counted six people at Safari Sam’s wearing “scene hats.” Even better news was that, including my own, I only saw eight pairs of black-rimmed glasses and seven striped sweaters. Not counting the one I was wearing. Of course. These were the signs that told me tonight’s show wouldn’t, well, suck.
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 When Dee Murphy and partner Andres Izquieta set out to start up their own clothing line in the Spring of 2002, they didn’t do so with a simple million dollar clothing line in mind. Too be honest, a million dollars doesn’t come close, as the two entrepreneurs instead hatched their beast as a billion dollar idea, nothing short of an entire lifestyle.
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