'Men' repeat, Univision finale top Monday

Original programming lifted Spanish-language network Univision to the top of the broadcast ratings heap on Monday, edging out CBS' all-repeat lineup among young adults. ESPN was expected to dominate overall with its season finale of ''Monday Night Football.'' According to preliminary, affiliate-based national estimates from Nielsen, CBS led the Big Four from 8 to 10 p.m. with encores of comedies ''How I Met Your Mother'' (1.8/5 in 18-49, 5.9 million viewers overall), ''2 Broke Girls'' (1.9/5 in 18-49, 6.2 million viewers overall), ''Two and a Half Men'' (2.4/6 in 18-49, 8.1 million viewers overall) and ''Mike and Molly'' (2.1/5 in 18-49, 7.4 million viewers overall), with ''Men'' the night's top series in both 18-49 and total viewers. Closing things out was a repeat of ''Hawaii Five-0'' (1.6/4 in 18-49, 8.1 million viewers overall), which led its hour in key categories. Univision aired the two-hour finale of ''Fuerza del Destino'' (The Strength of Destiny), which averaged a 2.3/6 in 18-49 and 5.4 million viewers overall, followed by ''Don Francisco Presenta'' (1.5/4 in 18-49, 3.6 million viewers overall), a newsmag that featured the cast of ''Destino.'' The net edged out CBS on the night in 18-49 and was easily Monday's top broadcaster in persons 12-34 (1.9/6). Ratings for NBC could come down in the nationals due to a preemption in New Orleans for Saints football, but the net hung in there from 8 to 10 p.m. with gameshow ''Who's Still Standing'' (1.7/5 in 18-49, 6.9 million viewers overall) and a repeat of ''Fear Factor'' (1.6/4 in 18-49, 4.8 million viewers overall). It remained slow going, though, for 10 p.m. newsmag ''Rock Center with Brian Williams'' (0.9/2 in 18-49, 3.5 million viewers overall). ABC had a quiet night with repeats of ''Rudolph's Shiny New Year'' (0.9/3 in 18-49, 3.3 million viewers overall) and ''Castle'' (0.9/2 in 18-49, 4.4 million viewers overall) sandwiched between the finale of feel-good gameshow ''You Deserve It'' (1.0/3 in 18-49, 3.6 million viewers overall). The net's Atlanta station aired the Falcons' game against the Saints, so ABC's meager numbers on the night could come in even lower in the nationals. Fox aired repeats of ''House'' at both 8 (0.9/2 in 18-49, 3.0 million viewers overall) and 9 (0.8/2 in 18-49, 2.8 million viewers overall), and CW went with a repeat of theatrical ''The Education of Charlie Banks'' (0.3/1 in 18-49, 0.7 million viewers overall). Preliminary 18-49 averages for the night: Univision, 2.0/5; CBS, 1.9/5; NBC, 1.4/4; ABC, 0.9/2; Fox, 0.8/2; CW, 0.3/1. In total viewers: CBS, 6.6 million; NBC, 5.0 million; Univision, 4.8 million; ABC, 3.8 million; Fox, 2.9 million; CW, 0.7 million. Contact Rick Kissell at rick.kissell@variety.com

L.A. Stars: Win a totally free Makeup Session and Headshot!

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'Casa De Mi Padre' Trailer: Will Ferrell Habla Espanol

Back in April, the full trailer for 'Casa De Mi Padre' -- better known as that bananas comedy where Will Ferrell speaks Spanish -- unofficially snuck online and revealed a film that was seemingly a Funny or Die video stretched to feature length. The first ("first") teaser trailer doesn't do much more to make 'Casa De Mi Padre' look very theatrical, but -- then again -- it doesn't really have to do anything. To wit: if you find the idea of Will Ferrell speaking Spanish for an entire film HI-larious, then this will make you laugh. Or, reír. Mira el trailer por delante. Watch in HD over at Apple. [Embed via Rope of Silicon] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook

Report On Nominees For Your 18th Annual SAG Honours

First Launched: December 14, 2011 4:35 PM EST Credit: Getty Images La, Calif. -- Caption Kaira Pitt is seen within the premiere of Moneyball within the Vital Theatre in the Arts in Concord, Calif. on on September 19, 2011Brad Pitt is seen within the premiere of Moneyball within the Vital Theatre in the Arts in Concord, Calif. on on September 19, 2011Nominees introduced Wednesday for your 18th annual Screen Stars Guild Honours: MOVIES: Actor: Demian Bichir, A Far Greater Existence George Clooney, The Descendants Leonardo DiCaprio, J. Edgar Jean Dujardin, The Artist Kaira Pitt, Moneyball. Actress: Glenn Close, Albert Nobbs Viola Davis, The Help MerylStreep, The Iron Lady Tilda Swinton, We must Discuss Kevin Michelle Williams, My Week With Marilyn. Supporting actor: Kenneth Branagh, My Week With Marilyn Armie Hammer, J. Edgar Jonah Hill, Moneyball: Nick Nolte, Warrior Christopher Plummer, Beginners. Supporting actress: Berenice Bejo, The Artist Jessica Chastain, The Help Melissa McCarthy, Bridesmaids Jesse McTeer, Albert Nobbs Octavia Spencer, The Help. Cast: The Artist, 'Bridesmaids, 'The Descendants, 'The Help, 'Midnight in Paris. Stunt ensemble: The Adjustment Bureau, 'Cowboys&Aliens, 'Harry Potter as well as the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, 'Transformers: Dark in the Moon, 'X-Males: Top Quality. TELEVISION: Actor in the movie or miniseries: Laurence Fishburne, Thurgood Paul Giamatti, Too Big to Fail Greg Kinnear, The Kennedys Guy Pearce, Mildred Pierce James Forest, Too Big to Fail. Actress in the movie or miniseries: Diane Lane, Cinema Verite Maggie Cruz, Downton Abbey Emily Watson, Appropriate Adult Betty White-colored, Hallmark Hall of Fame: The Lost Valentine Kate Winslet, Mildred Pierce. Actor in the drama series: Patrick J. Adams, Suits Steve Buscemi, Boardwalk Empire Kyle Chandler, Friday Evening Lights Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad Michael C. Hall, Dexter. Actress in the drama series: Kathy Bates, Harrys Law Glenn Close, Damages Jessica Lange, American Horror Story Julianna Margulies, The Truly Amazing Wife Kyra Sedgwick, The Closer. Actor in the comedy series: Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock Ty Burrell, Modern Family Steve Carell, Work Jon Cryer, two and a half Males Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family. Actress in the comedy series: Julie Bowen, Modern Family Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie Tina Fey, 30 Rock Sofia Vergara, Modern Family Betty White-colored, Hot in Cleveland. Cast in the drama series: Boardwalk Empire, 'Breaking Bad, 'Dexter, 'Game of Thrones, 'The Good Wife. Cast in the comedy series: 30 Rock, 'The Large Bang Theory, 'Glee, 'Modern Family, 'The Office. Stunt ensemble: Dexter, 'Game of Thrones, 'Southland, 'Spartacus: Gods in the Arena, 'True Blood stream. Copyright 2011 with the Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Guttman makes move for 'Pawn'

GuttmanGuttmanRonald Guttman has grew to become an associate from the cast in the indie thriller "Pawn," starring Michael Chiklis.He joins a cast including Ray Liotta, Forest Whitaker and customary. David Remedy is helming the pic.Story involves just a little-time robbery that spirals in to a tense hostage situation after three gunmen endure a diner this can be a front for your mob.Guttman may have the mystery guy inside the hostage situation gone wrong.Guttman, who's repped by Buchwald/Fortitude, can next be viewed in Gela Babluani's "13"alongside Jason Statham and Mickey Rourke. Contact Justin Kroll at justin.kroll@variety.com

Harry Connick Junior Stars in the Broadway Love Triangular

NY (AP) Harry Connick Junior. is stinking up Broadway which they know it.The singer, actor and music artist just cracked open a plastic container along with his lunch as well as the effective scent of seafood covers him together with a great-sized chunk in the empty seats around him inside the St. James Theatre."This smells so bad, sorry," according to him, digging in nonetheless getting a rascal's grin. "Personally, i tend not to consume before you decide to, guy. It smells disgusting."Connick needs plenty of lean protein nowadays while he prepares to guide a reworked revival of "Around the Apparent Day You Will See Forever" to the Broadway opening, a task that's taking a lot in the Grammy- and Emmy Award-champion."Guy, that is so different. It's unquestionably most likely probably the most intricate character I've required to play. Certainly most likely probably the most psychologically demanding factor I've ever required to do on stage," according to him within the slow New Orleans drawl.The expansion takes a gender-bending twist with a musical with tunes by Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner that made its debut on Broadway in 1965 and was modified in to a 1970 film starring Barbra Streisand and Yves Montand.Inside the original, a widowed mental health specialist hypnotizes a young lady to assist her quit smoking but discovers that his patient in the previous existence will be a 19 forties jazz singer and rapidly falls deeply deeply in love with the extended-gone lady. Inside the update, the mental health specialist falls deeply deeply in love with the jazz singer while handling a gay guy."It is really an impossible love triangular. This youthful kid is gay, I'm straight, I'm attracted to her, she's in the different time, and then we can not be together," according to him. "He cannot be with me at night. I am unable to be around him."Connick, which has recorded 24 albums and regularly tours along with his combination of awesome jazz, honky-tonk and enormous band standards, was well alert to the show's finest tunes including "Return in my opinion,In . ''What Did I have Which I Don't Have?Inch as well as the haunting title tune but wasn't interested in the film.InchIt didn't seem sensible whatsoever,Inch according to him flatly.So he was delighted when he read how a story happen to be reworked by Michael Mayer, the director of "Spring Awakening" and "American Idiot," and Peter Parnell, who provided new book material. He calls Mayer brilliant and inside an even thicker Nor'Leans drawl a "mamba jamba.""For individuals intents and reasons, this is often a new show. I'm speaking about, it's totally remade, reconceptualized," states Connick, 44. "It's type of brilliant the way they managed to get happen. It helps it be work. It accounts for legs."The comfort in the cast includes David Turner, Jessie Mueller, Kerry O'Malley and Came Gehling, but Connick is clearly the big draw. It's his title and face round the marquee in the St. James Theatre, but he shrugs in the suggestion that he's moving the show."I i i never thought of myself as getting pressure. I'm available giving everything I have but I have not really considered anything aside from the performance itself. This sounds crazy, but I have not really considered the reviews. There's basically a few individuals who I really care whatever they think," according to him. "I'm speaking about, you can't please everybody which means you are crazy if you'll probably start chasing after after rainbows."Mueller, who's making her Broadway debut as Connick's love interest, states she was interested in his music before she grew to become part of the development and contains now seen while he steps to the role of leading guy."He is amongst the positive, confident and humble people I've ever suffered the pleasure to fulfill,In . she written inside an email. "It's a unique combination. People will probably come look at this show simply because they love him, and they're dealing with determine a side of him they've never observed before."Connick is not any stranger to Broadway, getting starred in "The Pajama Game" in 2006, written music for your 2001 show "Thou Shalt Not," two occasions completed concert shows and acquired two Tony Award nominations. According to him he keeps returning because of the collaborative, intense character of Broadway."I respect these people, in by doing this, greater than anybody else in show business because of whatever they provide. Individuals about this stage? They are freaky gifted. They could try everything. And they're very unsung, specially the folks the ensemble," according to him.Connick, whose 20 films are the recent "Dolphin Tale" alongside Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd, states his career becoming an actor and singer is not prepared. He chooses projects that attract him."It's all about 'what's available that's really awesome?' It might be accurate documentation. It might be a movie or possibly a play," according to him. "I really like this method a good deal. It's unique of anything, guy. I'm speaking about, our planet is different.InchHe likes the earth a great deal that he's writing a children's musical, "The Happy Elf." The project started in the song around the Christmas album and contains morphed into an animated special together with a magazine. It is a good elf named Eubie who tries to convert a metropolitan section of mean-spirited sad-sacks."Who knows?Inch Connick asks, "Maybe eventually it will likely be an issue that may be completed in children's theaters."Copyright 2011 Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. By Mark Kennedy December 8, 2011 PHOTO CREDIT Jason Kempin/Getty Images NY (AP) Harry Connick Junior. is stinking up Broadway which they know it.The singer, actor and music artist just cracked open a plastic container along with his lunch as well as the effective scent of seafood covers him together with a great-sized chunk in the empty seats around him inside the St. James Theatre."This smells so bad, sorry," according to him, digging in nonetheless getting a rascal's grin. "Personally, i tend not to consume before you decide to, guy. It smells disgusting."Connick needs plenty of lean protein nowadays while he prepares to steer a reworked revival of "Around the Apparent Day You Will See Forever" towards the Broadway opening, a task that's taking a lot in the Grammy- and Emmy Award-champion."Guy, that is so different. It's unquestionably most likely probably the most intricate character I've required to play. Certainly most likely probably the most psychologically demanding factor I've ever required to do on stage," according to him within the slow New Orleans drawl.The expansion takes a gender-bending twist with a musical with tunes by Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner that made its debut on Broadway in 1965 and was modified in to a 1970 film starring Barbra Streisand and Yves Montand.Inside the original, a widowed mental health specialist hypnotizes a young lady to help her quit smoking but discovers that his patient in the previous existence will be a 19 forties jazz singer and rapidly falls deeply deeply in love with the extended-gone lady. Inside the update, the mental health specialist falls deeply deeply in love with the jazz singer while handling a gay guy."It is really an impossible love triangular. This youthful kid is gay, I'm straight, I'm attracted to her, she's in the different time, and then we can not be together," according to him. "He cannot be with me at night. I am unable to be around him."Connick, which has recorded 24 albums and regularly tours along with his combination of awesome jazz, honky-tonk and enormous band standards, was confident with the show's finest tunes including "Return in my opinion,In . ''What Did I have Which I Don't Have?Inch as well as the haunting title tune but wasn't interested in the film.InchIt didn't seem sensible whatsoever,Inch according to him flatly.So he was delighted when he read how a story happen to be reworked by Michael Mayer, the director of "Spring Awakening" and "American Idiot," and Peter Parnell, who provided new book material. He calls Mayer brilliant and inside an even thicker Nor'Leans drawl a "mamba jamba.""For individuals intents and reasons, this is often a new show. I'm speaking about, it's completely remade, reconceptualized," states Connick, 44. "It's kind of brilliant the way they managed to get happen. It helps it be work. It accounts for legs."The comfort in the cast includes David Turner, Jessie Mueller, Kerry O'Malley and Came Gehling, but Connick is clearly the big draw. It's his title and face round the marquee in the St. James Theatre, but he shrugs in the suggestion that he's moving the show."I i i never thought of myself as getting pressure. I'm available creating all I have but I have not really considered anything aside from the performance itself. This sounds crazy, but I have not really considered the reviews. There's basically a few individuals who I really care whatever they think," according to him. "I'm speaking about, you can't please everybody which means you are crazy if you'll probably start chasing after after rainbows."Mueller, who's making her Broadway debut as Connick's love interest, states she was interested in his music before she grew to become part of the expansion and contains now seen while he steps to the role of leading guy."He is amongst the positive, confident and humble people I've ever suffered the pleasure to fulfill,In . she written inside an email. "It's a unique combination. People will probably come look at this show since they love him, and they're dealing with determine a side of him they've never observed before."Connick is not any stranger to Broadway, getting starred in "The Pajama Game" in 2006, written music for your 2001 show "Thou Shalt Not," two occasions completed concert shows and acquired two Tony Award nominations. According to him he keeps returning because of the collaborative, intense character of Broadway."I respect these people, in by doing this, greater than anybody else in show business because of whatever they provide. Individuals relating to this stage? They are freaky gifted. They could try everything. And they're very unsung, specially the folks the ensemble," according to him.Connick, whose 20 films are the recent "Dolphin Tale" alongside Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd, states his career becoming an actor and singer is not prepared. He chooses projects that attract him."It's all about 'what's available that's really awesome?' It might be accurate documentation. It might be a movie or possibly a play," according to him. "I really like this process a good deal. It's unique of anything, guy. I'm speaking about, our world is different.InchHe likes the earth a great deal that he's writing a children's musical, "The Happy Elf." The project started in the song around the Christmas album and contains morphed into an animated special together with a magazine. It comes down lower for an elf named Eubie who tries to convert a metropolitan section of mean-spirited sad-sacks."Who knows?Inch Connick asks, "Maybe eventually it will likely be an issue that might be completed in children's theaters."Copyright 2011 Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Pretty Little Liars, Charlie Sheen Top Twitter's Hot Topics in 2011

Chris Hemsworth, Lucy Hale, Charlie Sheen For both Charlie Sheen and Twitter, 2011 was the year of the tiger (blood). Both Sheen and the stuff he says runs through his veins made Twitter's list of hot topics for 2011. Sheen, who had a busy year after being fired from Two and a Half Men, is listed as the No. 1 most talked about actor, followed by Macaulay Culkin, Ryan Dunn and Ricky Gervais. His Two and a Half Men replacement, Ashton Kutcher, also made the top 10, landing at No. 8. (#tigerblood is listed as the second most talked about hashtag of the year.) Charlie Sheen, Warner Bros. reach a settlement over Two and a Half Men dispute Two and a Half Men itself was the second most talked about TV topic behind No. 1 ranked Pretty Little Liars. Rounding out the top 5 for television are The Craigslist Killer, Golden Globe Awards and People's Choice Awards. On the movie front, Thor came out on top, followed by The Dark Knight Rises (which will be released July 2012), X-Men: First Class, Fast Five and Green Hornet. See other celebs who died this year Elizabeth Taylor, who passed away in March, topped the most-discussed actresses list. Among the others in the top 10 were Black Swan castmates Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman, along with Harry Potter's Emma Watson and The Vampire Diaries' Nina Dobrev. Despite gaining notoriety as one of the worst songs of the year, Rebecca Black and her tune "Friday" landed at the top of the music list, followed by the likes of Nate Dogg, Gerry Rafferty and Gil Scott-Heron. Are you surprised by the topics that made the list?

Light of Mine

A Resonance Prods. presentation. Produced by Jill Remensnyder, Brett Eichenberger. Executive producer, Josh Wallace. Directed, edited by Brett Eichenberger. Screenplay, Jill Remensnyder.With: Ji Tanzer, Rebecca Sanborn, Justin King, Lanie Hoyo.A photographer who's going blind makes one final trip with his loving wife through Yellowstone National Park in "Light of Mine," which is as replete with good intentions as it is with awkward storytelling choices. A typical case of regional moviemaking (in this case, the Central Northwest of Portland-based director Brett Eichenberger) that prizes good-hearted characters over filmmaking sophistication, the pic will draw interest in North American indie fests looking for an item with spectacular landscapes. Pro shutterbug Owen (Ji Tanzer) learns from his doctor that he has a swollen retina that will soon cause total blindness in both eyes. Owen's musician wife, Laura (Rebecca Sanborn, a jazz musician who regularly gigs with Tanzer), urges them to take the trip of a lifetime, which translates as a trek from Oregon to the most tourist-friendly sections of Yellowstone. Staged scenes tend toward wooden dialogue and perfs, while spontaneously captured moments (such as encounters with the park's imposing wildlife) spark brief moments of interest.Camera (color, 16mm-to-DV), Patrick Neary, Michael Ferry; music, John Askew, Rebecca Sanborn; production designer, Becky Wilberding. Reviewed at AFI Film Festival, Nov. 5, 2011. Running time: 76 MIN. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Smug New Yorker Critic In some way Handles to Compel Sympathy For Scott Rudin

This type of silly public skirmish appears a tad too easy to just naturally occur per week once the Artist and War Equine are ruling honours chatter, but in either case, stroppy megaproducer Scott Rudin is furious using the NYer for breaking an evaluation embargo around the Girl Using the Dragon Tattoo. Who are able to blame him, especially since critic David Denby — together with the relaxation from the people from the NY Film Experts Circle who saw the film before voting a week ago — signed a contract assenting to keep his review until 12 ,. 13 in the earliest? Or more essential real question is: Why wouldn't you care? I'm able to think about a couple of reasons, chief included in this being that Denby’s excuse for breaking his word is amusing. The Playlist got a your hands on an e-mail exchange between Rudin and Denby, which really should be read to become thought — particularly this passage from Denby (who, incidentally, gave the film a rave): The machine is destructive: Grown-ups are overlooked for much of the season, cast out like cut down employees, after which given eight good movies all at one time within the last five days of the season. The sunday paper such as the NYer needs to cope as well as it may having a nutty release schedule. It wasn't my intention to interrupt the embargo, and that i never might have tried it with an adverse review. [T]he early [NYFCC] election forced the first screening of Dragon Tattoo. Therefore we were built with a dilemma: What to set up playboy on December 5? Definitely not We Bought the Zoo, or whatever it’s known as. As we held everything serious, we'd be being released on Christmas-season movies until mid-The month of january. We needed to go serious within the magazine. So unwillingly, we went early with Dragon, that we known as “mesmerizing.” I am sorry for that breach from the embargo. It won’t happen again. But it was a unique situation triggered by year-finish madness. Regardless, congratulations for creating one other good movie. I anticipate the Daldry. Best, David Denby “Best,” indeed! I i never thought it may be done, but at least — and again presuming this isn’t all some manufactured debate (that the NYer in the past could be above, but at this time who fucking knows) — I really feel pangs of sympathy for Scott Rudin. A couple of ideas for that six or seven individuals who cared enough to see this far: 1. Evaluating sophisticated adult filmgoers who face a prestige glut in December to “downsized employees” is just one of Denby’s more hobbled (as well as breathtakingly tasteless) metaphors of the season — and this can be a guy who regarded as a movie last winter “like a butterfly half from its cocoon, emerging with lots of fond looks to the protective walls.” Champion, I suppose! 2. “A magazine such as the NYer needs to cope as well as it may having a nutty release schedule,” Denby creates. Memo to Denby: Everybody needs to deal with this schedule — experts, editors, galleries, theater proprietors… It’s challenging that needs strategy and options. That’s what professionals do, not pledge one factor and alter direction to match themselves. I've got a feeling that towards the extent they can care, visitors will understand. However, you let me know, visitors. 3. Furthermore, for how long does “a magazine such as the NYer” sign NDAs barring it from covering something? I’d like to begin to see the Whitened House try by using Seymour Hersh. 4. “What to set up playboy on December 5? Definitely not We Bought the Zoo, or whatever it’s known as.” LOLOL. 5. For Christ’s sake, people, stop calling films “the Daldry” or “the Fincher” or whatever. It’s this kind of apparent, pretentious affectation — as an annoying auteurist equal to being addressed as “bro” — and everybody who practices it knows it. The title from the film is Very Noisy and extremely Close only use it. In either case, there won't be any “the Daldry” for Denby, a minimum of if Rudin upholds their own vow, also acquired through the Playlist: I possibly could not in good conscience invite you to view another movie of mine again, Daldry or else. I'm able to’t ignore this, and that i expect that you simply wouldn’t either when the situation were corrected. I’m not really thinking about the reason why you did this with the exception that you probably did — and also you must a minimum of own that, purely and just, you broke your word to us which that's a deeply lousy and immoral factor to possess done. … You'll now cause The many other reviews to operate per month prior to the discharge of the film, which is really a deeply destructive factor to possess done due to the fact you’re disdainful of We Purchased a Zoo. Why am I designed to worry about that??? For that record, this isn't the crisis that Rudin claims it's — there will likely not be considered a torrent of other reviews per month before Dragon Tattoo, and even when there have been, “deeply destructive” suggests strong dislike overall — which, as word will get around, apparently couldn’t be further from a realistic look at many testers along with other associates’ perspectives. Nonetheless, Denby’s smug entitlement is of the rare variety that outsizes even Rudin’s own. Pretty, I must say. And regardless, around we hate to help you “downsized employees” available wait, Movieline will wait to write its review nearer to the discharge from the film. Stay! · ‘Dragon Tattoo’ Producer Scott Rudin Replies To David Denby’s Approaching NYer Review Embargo Break [The Playlist]