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We've already told you that Paris Hilton will be guesting on Supernatural this season, but now that we've found out who she'll be playing, we're wondering: Should we cut her some slack after all? More »
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New gothpunk musical Repo! The Genetic Opera hits select theaters this evening with the sound of dissected organs hitting the pavement. Either you've never heard of this rock opera turned dystopian sci-fi story about organ repossession in the 2050s, or you're one of those internet fans who've been jamming to the 57-part soundtrack for weeks. It's one of those movies you'll either ignore or love, which is a sure sign it's headed straight for midnight movie status. Repo! is no-holds-barred outrageous, and Paris Hilton has a pretty major role. While it may not fit any comfortable niche in Hollywood, its bizarre charm will surely earn it a cult following. More »
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Christina Aguilera rides her space rocket, joining the new crop of pop princesses who are both futuristic and optimistic. Janet Jackson, Mel B, Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie - all the ladies are slapping on the happy, kitschy science fiction imagery.If the scifi TV line up, future blockbuster themes and fantastic turn out for the Scream Awards are any indication pop culture is about to get really scifi-happy really soon. And the leading edge could be J.J. Abrams' optimistic Star Trek movie. More »
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Our favorite dystopian surgery movie, Repo! The Genetic Opera, has released a feature exposing the "scalpel sluts" of the future — those people who just can't stop hacking into their bodies and faces for new parts. Paris Hilton plays one of the many sluts who just can't get their fill of the surgery drug Zydrate. Her dual personalities on Repo come to light in this clip — one is the adorable "sweet" spokesperson for Zydrate, the other is a Zydrate junkie jonesing for the sweet relief that comes in the little glass vial. The clip also features the Zydrate song, which is by far my favorite Repo tune. More »
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We all know that Paris Hilton will be making her horror musical debut in Repo! The Gentic Opera, as surgery-addicted Amber Sweet. Her character isn't in the movie a lot, but when she's there she looks (duh) phenomenal. We've collected a gallery of the red hot outfits our knife-obsessed lady wears in the role of the daughter of the man who owns Genco — and your future innards. More »
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We’ve already seen the making of video for “Mark It Up,” one of Repo! The Genetic Opera’s whopping 57 musical tracks, but the finished product gives us a glimpse into the inner workings of organ factory GeneCo. In this tragically Anthony Stuart Head-free clip, we meet stab-happy Luigi Largo (frequent horror player Bill Moseley) and his lady face-wearing rapist brother Pavi (Nivek Ogre of Skinny Puppy). The pair toss organs, skewer and molest the female “genterns,” and argue over who will inherit their father's company. Be warned, the following features comedic violence, disappearing panties, and Paris Hilton. [IGN] More »
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Meet the kind of superhero that gets drunk and throws up on her own party dress. Yes, hotel heiress and end of human decency Paris Hilton is getting her own Stan Lee-blessed comic book character and cartoon spin-off on MTV. Mr. Lee is creating a character just for Paris, but more importantly, what will her superpowers be? Below the fold, I list possible future superhero characteristics. More »
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It was the con that, it seemed, confounded a lot of people. Press shut out of panels, celebrities turned away from parties, comic publishers vowing never to return and 125,000 fans all in one building for four days without end. Every year, San Diego Comic-Con ends with people griping that it has gotten to be too big and that something has to change, but was this the year that lived up to the complaints? More »
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