Christian Slater News

Well, f*ck us gently with a chainsaw. Wouldn't you know it, teen idol Christian Slater made for a delightful Anderson Cooper chaser as today's guest host on Live! with Regis and Kelly .

If ever there was a movie that did not require a follow-up it would be Uwe Boll's disastrous Alone in the Dark .

I think it is natural for people to identify with certain actors. We all have that actor or actress that, for whatever reason, regardless of how horrendous the film they appear in may be, we will always watch it.

A weekend fire damaged a Connecticut mansion owned by movie and television director Michael Karbelnikoff.

We're listening. Cinema has flirted with the role of the radio jockey from time to time, occasionally throwing up momentous portrayals of these lesser seen and more heard artists.

Hours before we meet, I watch Patricia Arquette club Tony Soprano to death in her underwear.

Apparently, the foundation notion for it is gathering luminaries such as Lara Spencer and Chris Jacobs to debate such weighty matters as whether or not Josh Duhamel was unfaithful to Fergie...at a high decibel level.

With the release of the movie Pirate Radio happening this week, and all of the crazy trailer footage of Philip Seymour Hoffman, Billy Nighy and Nick Frost as loose cannon radio personalities in the swingin' 60s, we got to thinking about our favorite fictitious DJs in movie history, and decided to make a little list of them all.

Chris Burden's "TV Hijack, February 9, 1952" The intellectual pulse of "Broadcast," a traveling exhibition that opened in September to coincide with the Time-Based Art Festival, is steeped in the legacies of two late 20th-century iconoclasts.

Journalist Edward Gross posted in his SciFi TV Zone.com website an animation that takes place on the bridge of the Enterprise, and it's where you can hear his... lord help us... impersonation of William Shatner .

He has starred on Broadway and in London's West End. His TV work includes noteworthy runs on The West Wing and Alias.

Considering the last two weeks, which have featured silly plotlines revolving around belly flab and Christian Slater's penchant for caviar, this funny and focused episode is a welcome return to form.

Actor Christian Slater's long and successful career makes it seem like he never missed out on anything.

Last Friday, Jasmine and I saw Leonard Cohen play. That's not a sentence I ever expected to type.

Because this story by Eugene Woodbury features this line: a oeI dona t need a chaperon, Forrest.a And it's an interesting, slightly subversive but in a good way, slice of home literature.

For their Halloween movie, Cigarette Burns Cinema have selected Heathers, the 80s classic starring fully paid-up Brat Pack alumni Winona Ryder and Christian Slater.

John Travolta plays a B-2 Stealth Bomber pilot who's gone over to the dark side with classic Travoltian "Get Shorty" swagger and "ain't it cool?" attitude while good guy Christian Slater is his unknowing co-pilot. Samantha Mathis is great as a park ranger who gets caught up in the action.

Horror anthology with an Arabian Nights framework: a chained little boy postpones his evisceration and cooking by telling scare stories to the chef.

Our review of Lies And Illusions , published September 14th, 2009, is also available.

Bauer-Griffin Some roles hit closer to home than others, and for Christian Slater portraying a detective haunted by the disappearance of his daughter on the new show The Forgotten is one of them.