Hillary Wins Florida

Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of the Democratic Florida primary! Unfortunately, Florida cannot send delegates to the convention. Nonetheless, victory is victory. I still believe we can do this and win. GO HILLARY!

Florida Primary

The Green Room encourages Floridians to go out and vote for Senator Hillary Clinton in today's primary. Unfortunately, the delegates don't count tonight for Democrats. Good luck Hillary!

Flowers for Julia

Julia Roberts has signed on to star in the film Hothouse Flowers. The film is based on the upcoming novel by Margot Berwin. Roberts will play a divorcee who is unhappy with her job at an ad agency in Manhattan and goes off on an adventure to places she never thought she'd go.

Leona Readies US Debut

British pop star Leona Lewis is readying her debut album for the United States by recording two news tracks, one of which with Akon. Lewis's debut album Spirit was one of the top selling albums in the UK in 2007. That album is slated to hit the US on April 8th with her a reworking of her first single Bleeding Love hitting airwaves soon.

Bush's Last State of the Union

The State of the Union is poor.

Tonight, President George Bush delivers his final State of the Union address.

God willing, next year a woman will be delivering this speech.

Kennedy Endorses Obama

Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts has endorsed Senator Barack Obama's bid for the Democratic nomination. This is just upsetting. The time for Hillary Clinton is now.

Obama Wins South Carolina

Senator Barack Obama has won the South Carolina primary. Senator Hillary Clinton came in second. Vote Hillary next time!

Beyonce's New Role

Beyonce has been tapped to play Etta James in a biopic of the "At Last" singer's life.

South Carolina for Hillary

Although polls show that Senator Barack Obama will win the South Carolina Democratic primary, the Green Room encourages South Carolina's Democrats to vote and support Senator Hillary Clinton today.

Quantum of Solace

The 22nd Bond film and follow up to 2006's Casino Royale will be called Quantum of Solace. Daniel Craig will reprise his role as James Bond. The film hits theaters on November 7th.

NY Times Endorsements

Great news for Senators Hillary Clinton and John McCain. The New York Times has just endorsed both candidates as it's choice for the presidency. GO HILLARY!

Kucinich Drops Race

Presidential candidates are dropping like flies as Dennis Kucinich drops his Democratic bid for the presidential nomination.

Fred Drops Race

Former Senator and Law and Order actor Fred Thompson has dropped his bid as a contender in the Republican race for the presidential nomination.

Heath Ledger Passes

Actor Heath Ledger has passed away from an apparent drug overdose.

McCain Wins South Carolina

So many different winners! While Mitt Romney won the Nevada caucus yesterday, Senator John McCain has won the Republican South Carolina primary.

Hillary Wins Nevada

The Green Room is proud and pleased to announce that Hillary Clinton has won the Democratic Nevada caucus.

Cloverfield to Break Records

Cloverfield took in an impressive $16.8 million on Friday alone. The film is set to become the number one film this weekend and should take in over 50 million dollars. It should break the records held by Star Wars: Special Edition and Black Hawk Down.

Mitt Wins Nevada

The Associated Press is projecting that Mitt Romney has won the Republican Nevada caucus. And people were starting to count him out.

Lucas Grabeel's New Film

High School Musical star Lucas Grabeel will have a role in the upcoming Harvey Milk biopic alongside Sean Penn and James Franco. Harvey Milk was a slain San Francisco gay activist and politician.

Hudson Keeps It Comin

Jennifer Hudson is all work these days with yet another movie lined up. The Oscar winner will join the cast of Tyler Perry's the Family That Preys. The film centers on two families on different sides of the tracks that become intimately involved in love and business. Also appearing will be Alfre Woodard, Sanaa Lathan, and Kathy Bates.

Efron and Orson

Before Zac Efron gears up to film the third installment of High School Musical, he will star in Me and Orson Welles. The film is set in 1937 and centers around a high schooler who comes across the Mercury Theater in New York and is noticed by the theater owner, Orson Welles. This leads to the boy being cast as a bit part in "Julius Caesar," which catapulted Welles to stardom. The story is based on a novel.

Kiefer Released

Along with OJ, 24 star Kiefer Sutherland has also been released from jail. He had been in jail since the 5th of December.

OJ Released

OJ Simpson has been released from jail after being taken in last week.

The Return of Mimi

Mariah Carey returns this April with her 11th studio album That Chick.

McConaughey to be a Dad

Matthew McConaughey has announced via his blog that he and his Brazilian girlfriend are expecting their first child. Congratulations!

Murphy Splits

Eddie Murphy and his wife of just over two weeks, Tracey Edmonds, have already ended their relationship.

80th Oscar Poster Revealed

The Academy Awards revealed the poster for their 80th ceremony today. The Oscars plans to go on even if the WGA strike has not been settled.

RENT to Close

Sad news for fans of the Broadway musical RENT. The phenomenal Tony Award winning musical that has run for the last 12 years is set to close following it's June 1st performance.

No show moved me quite as much as RENT did.

Michigan Loves Mitt

It was said that Mitt Romney would be done if he didn't succeed in Michigan. Luckily for him, Mitt Romney succeeded in beating Senator John McCain tonight in Michigan. Mike Huckabee (who must be stopped) finished in third.

Hillary Wins Michigan

As excited as I am that Senator Hillary Clinton won Michigan, it's a pretty pointless victory because Michigan's delegates will not count toward the Democratic primary and also Senator Barack Obama and John Edwards were not on the Michigan ballot. Nonetheless, GO HILLARY!

Brad Renfro Dies

Image courtesy of E!

25-year-old actor Brad Renfro was found dead at his LA home. Many people may remember Renfro for starring in Disney's Tom and Huck along with Jonathon Taylor Thomas.

No Visitation for Britney

Britney Spears was in court today and was told that things would remain the same and that she would get no visitation rights for her two children. Her next court date is February 19th.

French President Weds

The French media is reporting that French President Nicolas Sarkozy secretely married his girlfriend, former model Carla Bruni.

Pollspot: Nevada

The latest Reno Gazette-Journal poll in Nevada shows a very close Democratic presidential race with Sen. Barack Obama leading with 32% support, followed by Sen. Hillary Clinton at 30% and John Edwards at 27%.

In the mostly-ignored Republican race, Sen. John McCain leads with 22%, followed by Rudy Giuliani at 18%, Mike Huckabee at 16%, Mitt Romney at 15%, and Fred Thompson at 11%.

Let's go Hillary!

Terminator Scores Big

FOX has a big success on their hands with the debut of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. The show had the biggest opening night demographic ratings of any show in the last three years. Over 18 million viewers tuned in.

Meanwhile, NBC's Golden Globes press conference did not fare so well.

The Golden Globes

After all the controversy, the Golden Globe Awards finally announced their winners tonight. Big winners include Johnny Depp, Sweeney Todd, and Atonement. Click here for a full list.

Christina's Baby

Image courtesy of Ask Men

Christina Aguilera, who gave birth yesterday, has named her son Max Liron Bratman. Congratulations to Christina and Jordan.

Christina Aguilera Gives Birth

Sources are saying that Christina Aguilera also delivered her baby on Friday via c-section. While unconfirmed, the baby is believed to be a boy. More to come I'm sure. Congratulations X-Tina!

Nicole Richie Gives Birth

Image courtey of Pop on the Pop

Nicole Richie and Joel Madden are parents! The couple welcomed a little girl on Friday. The new baby girl has been named Harlow Winter Kate Madden.

Not a bad baby name at all. Congratulations!

Pollspot: National Spotlight

Not that you can trust polls as much as you could before New Hampshire and not that national polls matter that much but As the latest CNN/Opinion Research survey finds the results of the Iowa and New Hampshire have impacted the national standings of the candidates.

For Republicans, Sen. John McCain has rocketed into the lead with 34% support, followed by Mike Huckabee at 21%, Rudy Giuliani at 18% and Mitt Romney at 14%.

For Democrats, Sen. Hillary Clinton still leads with 49%, followed by Sen. Barack Obama at 36% and John Edwards falling to 12%.

GO HILLARY!

Nicole Richie in Labor

Along with Christina Aguilera, Nicole Richie has also gone into labor.

Christina Aguilera in Labor

Christina Aguilera's baby is on the way. The singer is in labor!

Golden Globes Doubly Cancelled

The Golden Globes news conference that was planned for Sunday instead of the awards show has now been cancelled too! The Hollywood Foreign Press will announce the winners without NBC and without picketing from the Writer's Guild of America.

Pollspot: Giuliani Trouble in New York

New York:
A new SurveyUSA poll shows that Rudy Giuliani is in a tight fight with Sen. John McCain for Republican primary voters in his home state of New York. Giuliani edges McCain, 32% to 29%, and Mike Huckabee is third at 12%.

Among Democrats, a SurveyUSA poll finds Sen. Hillary Clinton way ahead of her rivals with 56% support, followed by Sen. Barack Obama at 29% and John Edwards at 8%.

The New York primary is February 5th.

OJ Headed Back to Jail

The headline says it all. OJ Simpson is headed back to jail. The full story here.

Bale and Depp to Be Enemies

Christian Bale is in negotiations to join Johnny Depp in Public Enemies. According to the ComingSoon, Bale will play Melvin Purvis, the legendary FBI agent who led the manhunt for John Dillinger. Depp is starring as Dillinger in the film.

Vanessa Hudgens Gets A New Movie

Image courtesy of Ask Men

ComingSoon is reporting that High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens has signed on to star in Will. The story centers on a high school outcast and a popular girl who form an unlikely bond through their shared love of music. Hudgens is playing Sam, a 15-year-old former stutterer now speaking slowly and deliberately, who becomes romantically entangled with the lead outcast.

The Tiz in a New Movie

High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale will make her feature film debut in the adventure comedy They Come From Upstairs. The script revolves around a group of teens who team up to defend their Maine vacation home from aliens who have invaded via the upstairs. Doesn't really sound like a winner.

Biel has an Easy Virtue

Jessica Biel has been cast as the lead in the romantic comedy Easy Virtue. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Biel plays an American divorcee who travels to the South of France and marries a young Englishman, played by Ben Barnes, on the spur of the moment. The couple return to England to face his family, including his parents, played by Colin Firth and Kristin Scott Thomas.

Where in the World is Britney Spears?

Well...nobody really knows right know where Britney Spears has gone. She'll turn up soon. Hopefully alive. She was last spotted in Baja California with her paparazzi boyfriend.

Michelle Rodriguez Out and About

Former LOST actress Michelle Rodriguez has been released from jail. Originally sentenced to 180 days for violating her probation, Rodriguez was released after 17 days.

Kerry Endorses Obama

2004 Democratic Presidential nominee and current Massachusetts Senator John Kerry has decided to throw his support and endorsement to Senator Barack Obama.

Clinton Q4 Champ

The Hill is reporting that Sen. Hillary Clinton has outraised Sen. Barack Obama in the fourth quarter of 2007. Her national campaign chairman guarantees that she will overtake Obama in funds raised this month despite an early deficit."Clinton raised $24 million in primary funds in the fourth quarter and has added $3 million this month," while Obama "raised $23.5 million during the quarter, all but $1 million of which was for the primary."

Pollspot: Post New Hampshire

A new Insider Advantage poll in South Carolina finds Sen. Barack Obama leading the Democratic race with 40%, followed by Sen. Hillary Clinton at 33% and John Edwards at 15%.

On the Republican side, Mike Huckabee leads with 33%, followed by Sen. John McCain at 21%, Mitt Romney at 14% and Rudy Giuliani at 8%.