The first photos of Katy Perry on the set of “How I Met Your Mother” have surfaced.
Katy recently filmed a guest appearance on the CBS comedy, playing Honey, opposite Neil Patrick Harris’ womanizing character Barney.
The episode, which airs on February 7, will feature Barney getting uncharacteristically emotional when he opens up to Katy’s character Honey.
Honey is the cousin of Zoey, played by Jennifer Morrison.
Katy’s “HIMYM” episode is her second on-screen pairing with NPH in recent months. She also recently filmed the live action film “The Smurfs,” playing Smurfette. Neil plays Patrick Wilson in the project. The film is due out on August 3, 2011.
“How I Met Your Mother” stars NPH, Josh Radnor, Jason Segel, Alyson Hanningan and Cobie Smulders.
Katy’s episode airs at 8 PM on Monday, February 7.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
First Look at Britney Spears' 'Hold It Against Me' Video
Britney Spears is such a tease. The pop princess has been busy filming her 'Hold It Against Me' music video and tweeted the following photo, showing her dressed in a red metallic suit surrounded by microphones. "Day 2 is a wrap! #HIAM video coming soon...." she wrote on Twitter.
Over the weekend, choreographer Brian Friedman praised Spears and her dancers after shooting wrapped for the day. "Good luck to @britneyspears and all of my incredible dancers," he wrote. "You all have surpassed my expectations and I am so thankful for your hard work!"
"What a fabulous day on set of HIAM! @britneyspears killed it! She danced her ass off! Great work 2 my dancers too... Y'all slayed!" Friedman continued.
The video is being directed by Jonas Akerlund, who famously directed the video for Lady Gaga's 'Telephone' featuring Beyonce.
'Hold It Against Me' is the first single from Britney's new album, which is expected to be released in March. The tune ruled iTunes charts in at least 16 countries, and is already sitting at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart after selling more than 411,000 downloads in its first week.
Over the weekend, choreographer Brian Friedman praised Spears and her dancers after shooting wrapped for the day. "Good luck to @britneyspears and all of my incredible dancers," he wrote. "You all have surpassed my expectations and I am so thankful for your hard work!"
"What a fabulous day on set of HIAM! @britneyspears killed it! She danced her ass off! Great work 2 my dancers too... Y'all slayed!" Friedman continued.
The video is being directed by Jonas Akerlund, who famously directed the video for Lady Gaga's 'Telephone' featuring Beyonce.
'Hold It Against Me' is the first single from Britney's new album, which is expected to be released in March. The tune ruled iTunes charts in at least 16 countries, and is already sitting at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart after selling more than 411,000 downloads in its first week.
Friday, January 14, 2011
First Look: Andrew Garfield as 'Spider-Man'
The first official image of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man has been released, courtesy of Columbia Pictures.
Dark, disheveled, and skinny, is probably the best way to describe this first image of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. He's without the mask, which leaves us a little more to look forward to, and based on that scar, as well as the expression on his face, the iconic superhero has just been through one of the toughest battles of his young career as the webbed crusader.
He's got a backpack slung over his shoulder, which is there to remind us that this is the beginning -- this is Peter Parker in high school, dealing with these new powers and learning about being Spider-Man as he goes, finding it may not be all it's cracked up to be. He's weak; he doesn't 'get it' yet.
As far as the suit goes, it looks updated, but still familiar enough for fans. We like the lack of muscles and frenetic spider graphic on his chest, as if he has no clue what he is or what he's doing.
This comes as good news for Spider-Man fans as all is not well in the Spidey universe. The Wall Street Journal reports that the problem-plagued Broadway musical 'Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark' has once again pushed back its opening night.
This is the fourth time the show has delayed its first official performance, now scheduled for March 15. The show's received a lot of negative attention, for bad reviews and the multiple sidelining injuries incurred by the actors and crew.
Dark, disheveled, and skinny, is probably the best way to describe this first image of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. He's without the mask, which leaves us a little more to look forward to, and based on that scar, as well as the expression on his face, the iconic superhero has just been through one of the toughest battles of his young career as the webbed crusader.
He's got a backpack slung over his shoulder, which is there to remind us that this is the beginning -- this is Peter Parker in high school, dealing with these new powers and learning about being Spider-Man as he goes, finding it may not be all it's cracked up to be. He's weak; he doesn't 'get it' yet.
As far as the suit goes, it looks updated, but still familiar enough for fans. We like the lack of muscles and frenetic spider graphic on his chest, as if he has no clue what he is or what he's doing.
This comes as good news for Spider-Man fans as all is not well in the Spidey universe. The Wall Street Journal reports that the problem-plagued Broadway musical 'Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark' has once again pushed back its opening night.
This is the fourth time the show has delayed its first official performance, now scheduled for March 15. The show's received a lot of negative attention, for bad reviews and the multiple sidelining injuries incurred by the actors and crew.
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