Filed under: Grey’s Anatomy, Celebrities, Reality-Free

Even if Isaiah Washington is not longer part of the Grey’s Anatomy cast, that doesn’t mean he can’t be at the center of more behind the scenes drama surrounding the show. This time, the actor is suing because the ABC show used a picture of himself portraying his Grey’s character in last week’s episode, “The Becoming.”

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor filed a complaint with SAG because the show used his picture without permission.

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Andrew returns to podcasting this week while Mark goes missing due to moving. So, it’s just Glenn and Andrew this week … but wait! We’ve got a special guest appearance! US producer for SingStar, Aaron Orsak, joins the podcast crew this week talking (not singing) about the new game coming later this month. If SingStar is not your cup of tea, then there’s still a lot to listen to on Haze demos, GTA IV, and Made-for-PSN TV.

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MWg’s recent roadmap presentation threw up an interesting prospect to observant attendees - apparently Q4 2008 will be an exciting time as the first crop of Windows Mobile 7 devices will be released then. Doesn’t make much sense when you realize that the timeline between version 6.1 and 7 is extremely short, but perhaps Microsoft could be getting desperate as they try to gain more foothold in the mobile device market, especially with Apple’s 3G iPhone due this year? The Windows Mobile 7 devices in question will be the MWg Flame II, the MWg Atom IV and the MWg Vix.

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Filed under: Late Night, TV Royalty, Programming, Celebrities, Talk Show, Reality-Free

Here’s who’s on the late night shows tonight.

• Charlie Rose: Susan C. Schwab, Bernard-Henri Levy, and Umberto Eco
• The Late Show with David Letterman: Barbara Walters, Colbie Smulders, and Penn & Teller
• Jay Leno: Harrison Ford, Carly Simon, and William Moseley
• Jimmy Kimmel Live: Kelsey Grammer, Alex Trebek, and Ludo
• Tavis Smiley: Henry Winkler and Richard Zoglin
• Late Night with Conan O’Brien: Seth Meyers, Becki Newton, and Tokio Hotel
• The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson: Reba McEntire and Vinnie Jones
• Last Call with Carson Daly: Leelee Sobieski and Ben Harper (repeat)

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Playboy’s Hugh Hefner says 15-year-old Miley Cyrus would be “welcomed in the magazine” when she’s legal.

The dirty old man went on to call Miley a “very pretty lady” and defending her recent Vanity Fair photos.

“I think to make such a big to do over something as innocent as those photos, I think is a reflection on how schizophrenic America is about sexuality.”

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Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Images

A whole crop of new images from The Incredible Hulk have hit the net, including the one above showing some assistant dude (Tim Blake Nelson) holding the super serum that’s eventually injected into Tim Roth (which, of course, gave him super powers and turned him into Abomination). Ah, but those of us at New York Comic Con were told that this serum is, in fact, the same kind used to create Captain America. Additionally, First Showing is running around claiming there’s a shot of Captain America’s shield on Tony Stark’s workbench in Iron Man — and, while they’ve watched the scene several times and say it’s true, I don’t believe anyone from the Favreau camp has confirmed this yet.

Now that Iron Man has literally destroyed the box office, it will be interesting to see how their second self-financed film does when The Incredible Hulk hits theaters on June 13. The two scenes we watched at Comic Con were enough to convince me that this version of Hulk will definitely kick a bunch of ass. That’s a given. But will it succeed with fans? (Something tells me there’s already a whole bunch of people who will hate this film regardless, but that’s their problem — we’ll certainly go in with an open mind and an open heart). Definitely check out all those new images (mixed with some older ones) in the gallery below.

[via Movieland]

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This brand-new ultra compact from Samsung L210 boasts a 2.5 inch LCD display, as well as a 10.2-megapixel sensor with 3x optical zoom. It uses two forms of image stabilization — both optical and digital — meaning it’s great for those moms who always end up with blurry photos (you know who you are…mom). It also incorporates face recognition technology: This detects the subject’s face, automatically adjusting auto focus and auto exposure to ensure better composition and image quality in portraits. All of this is included with 10-megabytes (MB) of internal flash memory, and the ability to record MPEG-4 movies. Oh, and it comes in a variety of mom-friendly colors, including red, black, pink, and silver.

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Hey it’s Mother’s Day today! Why not buy your Mom a Blu-ray film! But wait, you probably couldn’t buy her one from this list though; these Blu-ray movies won’t be out until Tuesday. Bummer. Anyway, she probably won’t like most of the films this week — they’re looking rather butch.

• Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
• Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
• Mrs. Doubtfire
• Ozzfest: 10th Anniversary
• Shinobi: Heart Under Blade (Special Edition)
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
• Untraceable
• Youth Without Youth

In case you want to get Mom a belated present, perhaps she would like this week’s Youth Without Youth, a Coppola drama set in WWII. You know what that means right? You’ll probably like that one, too. If that doesn’t work, Mrs. Doubtfire is a contingency plan. “Heloo!”

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Teaming up with SRK in her debut movie did wonders for Deepika Padukone and now another model Anuskha Sharma will get to repeat the same wonder.
The 21-year-old model has been signed by Aditya Chopra to play the lead again SRK in his upcoming movie Rab Ne Banadi Jodi. Rab Ne Banadi Jodi shows a 40-year-old […]

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… to all mothers and mothers of mothers of mothers!

By Wikipedia:

In the United States, Mother’s Day was loosely inspired by the British day and was imported by social activist Julia Ward Howe after the American Civil War. However, it was intended as a call to unite women against war. In 1870, she wrote the Mother’s Day Proclamation as a call for peace and disarmament. Howe failed in her attempt to get formal recognition of a Mother’s Day for Peace. Her idea was influenced by Ann Jarvis, a young Appalachian homemaker who, starting in 1858, had attempted to improve sanitation through what she called Mothers’ Work Days. She organized women throughout the Civil War to work for better sanitary conditions for both sides, and in 1868 she began work to reconcile Union and Confederate neighbors.

When Jarvis died in 1907, her daughter, named Anna Jarvis, started the crusade to found a memorial day for women. The first such Mother’s Day was celebrated in Grafton, West Virginia, on 10 May 1908, in the church where the elder Ann Jarvis had taught Sunday School. Originally the Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church, this building is now the International Mother’s Day Shrine (a National Historic Landmark). From there, the custom caught on — spreading eventually to 45 states.

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