OZ the Great and Powerful UK premiere fashion: Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, Mila Kunis

ByStarcasm Staff

February 28 director Sam Raimi’s Wizard of Oz origin story Oz The Great and Powerful premiered in London. The premiere had a fun Yellow Brick Road set design and yellow carpet with a giant “O” for the film’s stars to pose in front of.

James Franco stars as Oscar Diggs, the man who becomes Oz, but it’s the ladies that really stood out.

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Check out the visually stunning new trailer for ‘Oz: The Great and Powerful’

ByDarren O

Sometimes you just have to tip your hat to Disney. If the latest trailer for the Wizard of Oz prequel, Oz: The Great and Powerful is any indication, the film should be a visual delight. Check out James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams and even Zach Braff as a talking monkey – oh and LOTS of CGI. As a bonus get the storyline without much spoilage and see the 1939 trailer for the original masterpiece.

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Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz get married in secret ceremony

ByAsa Hawks

Leave it to James Bond to stage his wedding as a covert operation! Actor Daniel Craig (43) and actress Rachel Weisz (41) tied the knot in a secret ceremony in New York Wednesday at which there were only four guests: Daniel’s 18-year-old daughter Ella and Rachel’s 4-year-old son Henry and two family friends to serve as witnesses.

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Rachel Weisz to play Jackie Kennedy in ‘Jackie’

ByDarren O

Knockout Academy-Award winner (Best Supporting Actress for ‘The Constant Gardner’) Rachel Weisz is on board to depict legendary first lady Jackie Kennedy – Jackie ‘O’ in the upcoming film ‘Jackie’ to be directed by her fiancee Darren Aronofsky (‘The Wrestler’, ‘Requiem for a Dream’). See the beautiful Ms. Weisz and read about the film.

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The Lovely Bones Trailer

ByMarilyn Kent

Peter Jackson’s adaptation of Alice Sebold’s 2002 novel The Lovely Bones now has a trailer, which you can watch below. It’s a beautiful teaser for what looks like a breathtaking and engaging movie. There are ten thousand ways this adaptation could have gone wrong, but I think we’re safe with the imaginativeLord of the Rings…