Thursday 14 April 2011

Howard Stern Grills David Arquette On Life After Courteney Cox

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Who needs a therapist when you've got Howard Stern's ear?

Just a night after he attended the Scream 4 premiere in Hollywood, a straight-off-the-Red-Eye David Arquette appeared in Stern's New York City studios Tuesday, where he told the radio icon about his recent interactions with his estranged wife Courteney Cox, who he separated with last fall.

Stern immediately went for the jugular, asking the quirky actor about recent pictures of Cox on vacation in St. Barth’s with their daughter Coco and her Cougar Town co-star Josh Hopkins.

"You swear she's not f**king these guys?" Stern asked Arquette, who answered, "I swear, she's not!"

"Then why is she on vacation with her and your daughter and all that stuff?" Stern countered.

"We're married, but we’re not together, so she can do whatever she wants," Arquette answered, adding he was "a little upset" he didn't go to St. Barth's.

Stern continued prodding Arquette about Cox's post-separation love life, spurring Arquette to tell him, "She hasn't f**ked anyone!"

"You believe that? I think she was telling you that to keep you from falling off the wagon!" Stern told Arquette, who entered into a rehab facility January 2 and recently celebrated 100 days of sobriety.

Hear the audio here (Caution: audio contains profanity)










Stern also prodded Arquette about his recent trip to Disney World with Cox their daughter, Coco.

"How far did you get with her? A kiss?" Stern asked.
"A little bit," Arquette conceded, though he later admitted that while he’s got a wonderful, honest friendship with Cox, they’re incompatible.

The racy interview was far from the first time Stern got Arquette talking in-depth about the split: Last fall, right after their separation was publicly announced, Arquette told the King of All Media that Cox had grown tired of his sometimes-childish ways.

"After our 11th anniversary she gave me a motorcycle and said, 'I don't wanna be your mother anymore,'” Arquette said in the October appearance. “I was like, 'Alright, I get it.'"

Wednesday 13 April 2011

slumdog millionaire

I will make it no secret that I am a huge fan of the work of director Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, 28 Days Later and Sunshine), however, even I was wary of the plot of his latest movie Slumdog Millionaire. The film is about an illiterate slum kid from Mumbai, who goes on the local TV version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and comes up trumps.


On first impressions, I have to admit that the plot smacks of what could be perceived as a cheesy feel good movie, however, the initial brutal scenes make sure that you realise that this aint’ no fairytale. Slumdog Millionaire is in fact a brilliant film of shocking brutality, a romance with the backdrop of sexual abuse and a dream of wealth powered by crushing poverty.

I would not be surprised if an Oscar may be on the cards. Go see it