Cheers & Jeers: Up All Night Live?

Up All Night, Will Forte Cheers to Up All Night for proving that more SNL vets are ready for primetime. Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine. Much like 30 Rock has provided a sitcom home for Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan - not to mention record-breaking host Alec Baldwin - Lorne Michaels' latest NBC gem is putting Maya Rudolph in the spotlight as hilariously self-involved daytime talk-show host Ava. (Any resemblance to Oprah Winfrey is purely intentional.) This week's uproarious episode brought in two more SNL alums: Will Forte as the cool daddy-o who introduced Will Arnett's Chris to the concept of dressing sexy for your wife (love the Bjorn Borg underwear!) and Lonely Islander Jorma Taccone as B-Ro, Ava's b-boy ex-boyfriend. Don't be surprised if their duet video goes viral. Now if Up All Night would just write a guest role for Jay Pharoah - Lord knows SNL isn't keeping him busy. What did you think of Up All Night? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

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'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close' Trailer: Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock Star (Video)

Warner Bros. The Stephen Daldry-directed drama Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is already garnering Academy buzz, with The Hollywood Reporter's official awards blogger Scott Feinberg projecting it as a Best Picture frontrunner. FEINBERG FORECAST: Christopher Plummer, Glenn Close, Brad Pitt, Viola Davis, Leonardo DiCaprio in Hunt for First Oscars In his feature film debut, 13-year-old Jeopardy winner Thomas Horn stars as a young boy who loses his father in the Sept. 11th attacks. Sandra Bullock and Tom Hanks play his doting parents. STORY: 13-Year-Old Jeopardy Winner Cast in 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close' Following the sudden death of his father, Horn's character scours NY City to find a lock that fits one mysterious key that his dad left behind. Viola Davis, John Goodman and James Gandolfini also star in the project, which will have a limited opening on Dec. 25, followed by a Jan. 20 national release. The film is an adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer's 2005 novel of the same name. Watch the trailer below. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

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L.A. Reid Regrets Letting Rhianna Escape

La, Calif. -- Hes signed pop celebs Usher, Pink, Attacking Youthful Boys and Beyonce, but music mogul as well as the X Factor judge L.A. Reid states theres one monstrous artist he regrets letting slip using the cracks. This artist found my office she carried out piano, she'd on white-colored go-go boots like, completely around here, leg high boots she sitting lower only at that piano, she carried out and he or she sang, L.A. told Access Hollywoods Take advantage of Robinson within a completely new interview in La on Tuesday. When she ended, I mentioned, You are an incredible artist, an authentic star, and you will change music, which i signed her. Her title was Rhianna. Then, a few several days later, I obtained her demos, also it might be a piece happening, which i had been obtaining a poor day. Im recommending, I used to be obtaining a poor day, he ongoing. Which I mentioned, You know what happens? I really dont appreciate it. Allow her to possess her freedom, allow her to visit find her career. It absolutely was the worst factor Ive ever done. Even though former Island Def Jam Group chairman still regrets his decision to produce the We singer, the invention from the then-unknown Canadian teen aided to cushion the blow. I felt bad, however swear for you personally, as being a month later Attacking Youthful Boys came and redeemed me, so, you understand, I managed to get everything, L.A. told Take advantage of, of completing the then-14-year-old Baby singer right after delivering Rhianna packing. But Im a little jealous, because the Twitter following, for example, the finest ones are Bieber and Rhianna, therefore i may have felt like the king around the world! Rather I felt like half the king. Catch L.A. to use it, as well as Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger, round the X Factor Wednesdays and Thursdays on FOX. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All rights reserved.These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Focus Features Professional Peter Kujawski Takes Purchases Professional Veep Publish at Universal

Universal Pictures co-chairman Donna Langley hired Peter Kujawski towards the publish of EVP Worldwide Purchases. Kujawski is presently EVP Worldwide Sales for that Universal-possessed niche film label Focus Features. The Universal features team got a election of confidence when chairman Adam Fogelson was handed an earlier re-up, and Langley can also be settling to increase her term using the studio. Kujawski is billed with centralizing and streamlining Universal’s purchases and to enhance distribution possibilities. He’ll are accountable to Langley and become located in La. He isn’t changing anybody directly, but does get a few of the slack left when Christian Grass left the studio in This summer. Kujawski will even work carefully with Universal Pictures Leader of Worldwide David Kosse. “Peter’s huge experience selling niche films gives him a distinctive perspective around the global marketplace and undeniably qualifies him to guide our purchases efforts,” Langley stated. At Focus, Kujawski has offered such films as Volver, House of Flying Daggers and Curse from the Golden Flower, Eternal Sunshine from the Spotless Mind, Burn After Reading through, Lost in Translation, The Continual Garden enthusiast, Eastern Promises and Brokeback Mountain. Recent sales range from the Joe Wright-directed Hanna, Tom Tykwer and Andy and Lana Wachowski’s Cloud Atlas and also the Roger Michell-directed Hyde Park around the Hudson. Kujawski continues to be with Focus since 2002, and before he labored with Focus Boss James Schamus at Good Machine before that company was made available to Universal when Schamus came aboard.

TV Ratings: 'Modern Family' Premiere Up 18%; Fox's 'X Factor' Drives Night's Win in Key Demo

ABC In a night of tough competition, Fox won Wednesday in the key demo with a 4.4 rating. It was closely followed by ABC, with a 4.1, and then CBS with a 3.5. STORY: Simon Cowell's 'The X Factor' Premieres Lower Than 'American Idol' Still, Modern Family beat X Factor in the key 18-49 demo. Modern Family rated a 6.0, while X Factor rated a 4.4. CBS' Criminal Minds was close, with a 4.1 rating. PHOTOS: Fall TV's 12 Most Anticipated Shows The two-hour series premiere of Simon Cowell's X Factor gave Fox its highest-rated Wednesday night of premiere week in 13 years (since Party of Five) among adults 18-49. It was up 52 percent from the same night last year, in which Fox aired the two-hour premiere of Hell's Kitchen. STORY: Simon Cowell's 'The X Factor' Premieres Lower Than 'American Idol' On ABC, The Middle rated a 3.0, up 11 percent from its premiere last fall and a series high. Modern Family rated a 6.0, up 18 percent from its premiere last fall - and ABC's top-rated season premiere in six years. Revenge rated a 3.4, up 127 percent from the premiere of The Whole Truth in 2012. PHOTOS: Fall TV Death Pool: Which Shows WIll Be Axed First? On CBS, Survivor: South Pacific rated a 3.1, down 9 percent from last fall and tying its lowest-rated original ever. Criminal Minds rated a 4.1, up 2 percent from last fall, but its lowest-rated premiere ever. Still, it topped X Factor in total viewers, with 14 million vs. 12.5 million. CSI -- featuring Ted Danson's debut -- rated a 3.1, down 9 percent from its Thursday premiere on Sept. 23, 2010. PHOTOS: Behind the Scenes: THR's 'X Factor' Cover Shoot Over on NBC, which rated a 1.8 overall, the second episode of Christina Applegate's Up All Night rated a 2.3, down 38 percent from its premiere last week. Hank Azaria's Free Agents also tumbled from its premiere, rating a 1.3, down 38 percent. Harry's Law rated a 1.2. Law & Order: SVU rated a 2.3, down 28 percent from its premiere least fall, and its lowest-rated season premiere ever. Univision is nipping at NBC's heels with a 1.7 rating. The CW rated a 0.6, tying with Telemundo. Below, networks ranked by demo with shows' demos and total viewers: FOX - 4.4, 12.5 million viewers · X Factor (P): 4.4, 12.4 million viewers ABC - 4.1, 11.4 million viewers · The Middle (P): 3.0, 9.6 million viewers · Modern Family (P): 6.0, 14.3 million viewers · Revenge (P): 3.4, 10.1 million viewers CBS - 3.5, 12.3 million viewers · Survivor: South Pacific: 3.1, 10.4 million viewers · Criminal Minds (P): 4.1, 14.1 million viewers · CSI (P): 3.1, 12.6 million viewers NBC - 1.8, 6.6 million viewers · Up All Night: 2.3, 6 million viewers · Free Agents: 1.3, 3.9 million viewers · Harry's Law (P): 1.2, 7.3 million viewers · Law & Order: SVU (P): 2.3, 7.6 million viewers CW - 0.6, 1.3 million viewers · H&R (P): 0.4, 1.1 million viewers · America's Next Top Model (P): 0.7, 1.6 million viewers TV Ratings Modern Family The X Factor

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Watch Rupert Grint and Emma Watson Film Their Kiss in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Bonus Feature

Here’s a treat for all of you out there who squealed in your seats when Ron and Hermione engaged in their passionate first kiss in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2. After the jump, watch as director David Yates explains how adorably nervous Emma Watson and Rupert Grint were when their big smooching scene came up, then behold, the sight of two young actors — “they’re like brother and sister,” says Yates — jumping into action, face-first. “Emma’s very smart… she decided if she was going to avoid 27 takes, she was going to get it right the first time.” Because that Rupert Grint totally has cooties and stuff, right Emma? Somewhere out there, Ron fangirls are cursing Watson for taking her sweet, sweet job for granted. Head to Yahoo! to watch it again (and again) in HD. The bonus feature appears on the Nov. 11 Blu-ray release. Blu-ray Clip: Both Very Nervous [Yahoo!]

'Game Of Thrones' At The Emmys: Producers Tease Season Two

"Game of Thrones" star Peter Dinklage, just like a true Lannister, walked away from the 2011 Emmy Awards with a big victory under his belt in the Best Supporting Actor category. It was the only major win for the HBO series at this year's show, but those of you who've read the books already know that we haven't seen anything yet in other words, if you enjoyed the first season, the next season of "Thrones" is sure to deliver countless sleepless nights and an equal number of future Emmys. "Thrones" is currently shooting its second season, taking its cues from the second novel in author George R.R. Martin's series, "A Clash of Kings." As the title implies, the next time viewers are invited to breathe in the wintery winds of Westeros, there will be many kings, many clashes, and many, many shocks and surprises. "Everybody is in danger," co-showrunner David Benioff told MTV News on the red carpet of the Emmys last night (September 18). "It's one of the things we loved about the books, and it's true of the series as well: any of the characters, no matter how important, can die in any episode. And it's not a very special episode of 'Game of Thrones,' it's just that that's how life is in this world." Viewers got their first taste of that stunning death-is-life philosophy in the second to last episode of "Thrones'" first season no spoilers here, you either know what I'm talking about or you don't and the surprises won't end there, certainly not when there's war in the mix. "This season is kind of the drive to war for all of these different warring factions that have been building up," said Benioff's co-showrunner, D.B. Weiss. "They start to move against each other and come to blows with each other." "A Song of Ice and Fire" purists can take heart in the knowledge that Benioff and Weiss have no intentions of straying too far away from Martin's source material, though they maintain that they'll deviate from the story's path if necessary. "We can do what we want, there's no contract saying we have to be faithful to the books," said Benioff. "We happen to love the books, the characters in our show are quite faithful to the characters [in the books], and George R.R. Martin is a wonderful plotter so we don't want to screw anything up if we don't have to. That said, we're going to have to deviate from time to time." Is that good news for fans of Jason Momoa? His character, the impossibly badass Khal Drogo, died quite unexpectedly in the first season, but Momoa himself has insisted that he'll make a "Thrones" comeback. "Jason's got a big mouth, but we'll see. We'll see what happens," Benioff offered. Tell us what you think in the comments section and on Twitter!

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