David Archuleta's music video for his second single, "A Little Too Not Over You," is now up on iTunes. It premiered on Yahoo!'s "Y! Music" last Monday. In other release news, The House Bunny starring Katharine McPhee hit stores last Friday on DVD and Blu-ray. Links to purchase both can be found below:
Music Videos
David Archuleta, "A Little Too Not Over You"
iTunes - ($1.99) - Buy.jpg)
DVD/Blu-ray
Katharine McPhee, The House Bunny
Amazon - ($16.99 / $26.99) - Buy
Best Buy - ($16.99 / $27.99) - Buy
Borders - ($20.29 / $40.99) - Buy
FYE - ($19.99 / $29.99) - Buy
Walmart - ($16.86 / $26.86) - Buy
The House Bunny was a moderate box office success despite being released in theatres during the traditional dumping ground of late August. It took in a total domestic gross of $48.2 million with a worldwide total of $70 million.
Showing posts with label the house bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the house bunny. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Out today: "A Little Too Not Over You"
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Kat: "I'm not making a country record, dont worry!"
Katharine McPhee caught up with a few fans on the streets of New York City a few days ago to sign autographs before getting into a car. When mentioning the fact that she was working on her sophomore album in Nashville, Kat blurted out "I'm not making a country record, don't worry!" as if that was a real concern. Watch the exchange below:
Just the thought of Kat singing "When God Fearin' Women Get the Blues" is a bit off-putting, but it's good to know she's working on music. Hopefully it will be more in the vein of her Japan Airlines commercial jingle than her offering on The House Bunny's soundtrack.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
'College' DOA, 'House Bunny' holds steady
As expected, College was an universal box office bomb this Labor Day weekend. The film, which starred Season 5's 11th-place finalist, Kevin Covais, only mustered $2.1 million from 2,123 theatres nationwide for the traditional 3-day weekend and only $2.6 million for the extended 4-day weekend according to studio estimates on BoxOfficeMojo.com. It came in on the charts at #15 and likely suffered due to the over saturation of comedies in the marketplace.
As for its critical reception, College currently has an awful 14% fresh rating on RottenTomatoes.com, taking into account its total of only 14 professional reviews. User reviews are a little more kind, as it currently has a B- from 376 users on Yahoo!Movies.
Katharine McPhee's The House Bunny was another story, as the hit comedy showed staying power for the weekend as it dropped from #2-4 with $8.3 million for the 3-day and $10.2 million for the 4-day. Its total now sits at $29.8 million, which is a great number all things considered. It dropped 42.9% weekend-to-weekend and averaged $3,058 from its 2,714 theatres.The overall weekend box office was nothing special, so it will most likely be even worse this coming weekend taking into account the fact that it is not a holiday weekend.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
'House Bunny' final figures: $14.2 million weekend
.jpg)
Although it was possible The House Bunny could have seen a rise on the weekend box office chart when actuals came in it was the more likely scenario that came to fruition. Despite a drop from $15.1 million to $14,533,702, Katharine McPhee's debut film posted a more than respectable number for its opening weekend according to BoxOfficeMojo.com and will sail past $40 million for its total take.
Its hopes for an improvement from #2-1 were not helped by Tropic Thunder's weekend take increase by $100k when actuals come in. It's still too early to tell how Bunny will fare in the coming weeks, but Labor Day weekend has always been kind to the film industry so it should have one more week before it sees a drastic drop.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Kat finishes second...again
After months of anticipation, Katharine McPhee's major studio acting debut in Sony's The House Bunny finally hit theatres across the nation this weekend. Although McPhans never doubted the hilarity of the movie's subject matter, its box office performance was much more unpredictable.
But fans were elated to discover that Bunny in fact beat most experts' expectations, as it posted a solid $15.1 million weekend according to early estimates from BoxOfficeMojo.com. Despite the higher than expected figure, it was only good enough for a No. 2 finish, as estimates are giving Tropic Thunder a $1 million advantage and a second week at the top. When actuals are released tomorrow afternoon, however, it is possible that Bunny could squeak out a win.
Bunny, which had a production budget set at $25 million, looks to become a late summer hit. On the ratings front, the film is averaging a 41% on RottenTomatoes.com, as it received 28 positive reviews out of a total of 68. This score led those of the three other films that received wide releases for the weekend. As for user reviews, the film currently has a B+ from a total of 831 ratings on Yahoo! Movies.
Although one film cannot determine an up and coming actor's future success, it looks like Katharine at least began her film career on a positive note. As for Kevin Covais' debut in this coming week's College, one can only guess what the outcome will be.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
'The House Bunny' promo week wrap-up
This week was an extremely busy one for Katharine McPhee as she prepped for the release of her first feature film, The House Bunny. Katharine appeared with cast mates for interviews and premieres, some of which are documented below.
Katharine sat down with her costars with Entertainment Tonight for two interviews, including one that aired in a package on the show's broadcast on Tues., Aug. 12. Watch it below:
Katharine attended the New York premiere of the film at Hearst Tower on Monday, as seen pictured on the right (photo courtesy of WireImage). The premiere was sponsored by Cosmo Girl magazine. Also in attendance were cast mates Anna Faris, Rumer Willis, Emma Stone and Australian pop/rock duo The Veronicas, who were in the city to tape a performance on MTV's Total Request Live. While at the premiere Katharine and friends sat down with ET for a second interview, which can be watched below:
Katharine also spoke with ReelTalk TV while on the red carpet at the New York premiere. In the interview Katharine talks about what it is like to play the part of a pregnant girl and how it felt to work on a movie set for the first time. Watch the interview below:
Another Web-based media outlet that the Katharine and the cast granted interviews to was ComingSoon.net, which was posted yesterday and can be viewed below:
Today the cast of The House Bunny appeared on TRL this morning, which was taped on Monday.
Tonight is the official Los Angeles premiere, which will be streamed live on MySpace and ETOnline.com at 9:30 p.m. ET. At the premiere, the cast members will take part in an interactive "Pink Carpet Chat" with viewers.
The House Bunny opens in more than 2,600 theatres nationwide on Friday.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Kat's "I Know What Boys Like" video premieres
The video for Katharine McPhee's latest soundtrack single, "I Know What Boys Like," premiered on MySpaceTV last night. At a scant 2:20, the video features characteristics that suggest it may appear at the end credits of The House Bunny. Watch the video below:
The House Bunny hits theatres nationwide on Friday. Check back tomorrow for a full recap of this week's promo and a forecast for the film's box office performance.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Katharine on 'Regis & Kelly'
Currently in the midst of promotional tour for The House Bunny (Aug. 22), Katharine McPhee stopped by Live with Regis & Kelly yesterday. Watch the segment below:
Katharine talked about a wide range of topics, from her "Greek wedding" to her upcoming plans for filming The Storyteller this fall and recording her sophomore album, which is slated for a spring 2009 release. Regis' guest host was his daughter, Joanna.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Katharine on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'
Katharine McPhee last night made her first appearance on the talk show circuit in support of her film debut in The House Bunny (Aug. 22) when she appeared on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live. The interview was particularly strange, as Jimmy was hung up on a story of Kat suffering a wardrobe malfunction will riding a dolphin on her vacation in Cabo, which eventually went places even Kat must have been surprised. Watch the interview below:
Jimmy also showed the now infamous clip of Tyra Banks feeling Kat's breasts on her talk show last year, which came out of nowhere. Kat did say that her sophomore album should be out in 2009, but did not divulge any specifics except for the fact that she is working with producer David Foster.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Katharine's new single "I Know What Boys Like" on iTunes
Katharine McPhee's new single, "I Know What Boys Like," from the soundtrack for her upcoming film debut, The House Bunny, was added to iTunes on Wed., July 16, but was only made available on Friday. The song, which was released via 19 Recordings Limited under license to RCA Records, features Kat's stylized vocals over a heavy club banging beat, similar to her material on her debut album. It is a cover of the 1980s hit by The Waitresses. No word yet on whether or not it will be sent to radio as an official single. Listen to the song below:
Download "I Know What Boys Like" on iTunes.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Katharine in Maxim's "Summer's Hottest Starlets" issue
In anticipation of the release of her first feature film The House Bunny, Katharine McPhee is recognized as one of Maxim magazine's "summer's hottest starlets" in its latest issue. In addition to the photo at the right, the following blurb is included in the magazine:
KATHARINE McPHEEThe August edition of the magazine is currently on newsstands and features Amanda Heard on the cover. The House Bunny hits theatres nationwide on Aug. 22.
She charmed us with her voice as the most desirable American Idol runner-up since Clay Aiken, and now--one hit solo record and a nod as one of People's "100 Most Beautiful" later--Katharine is stretching her acting skills to the max by playing a frumpy, socially maladjusted sorority sister who gets a much-needed makeover in The House Bunny.
Breakout moment: Walking arm in arm with the reformed, and now gorgeous, ladies of Zeta House, McPhee steals the scene--and announces a big screen presence that's built to last.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Jordin, Katharine to headline Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular
Both artists are keeping themselves busy this summer, as Jordin is currently on tour with Alicia Keys and Katharine is busy recording her sophomore album with David Foster while promoting her film The House Bunny, which hits theatres August 22. This is Jordin's second year in a row performing at the event, as she and fellow Season 6 alums Blake Lewis and Melinda Doolittle performed "God Bless America" at last year's event.
The live one-hour special will air at 9 p.m. ET on NBC on July 4. Other performers scheduled to entertain viewers are Natasha Bedingfield and Kenny Chesney.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Katharine McPhee to star in 'The Storyteller'
The independent film, which is described as a "psychological drama," will begin shooting in August, the same month Katharine's The House Bunny opens in cineplexes nationwide.
Bentley...plays a writer who goes on a downward spiral when his father dies, causing his assistant (McPhee) to start investigating whether his muse as well as narrator for his stories (Anita Briem) is a figment of his imagination.
Monday, April 14, 2008
'The House Bunny' trailer premieres
The theatrical trailer for the upcoming Anna Faris comedy The House Bunny was released nationwide on Friday and was attached to the newly-released Prom Night.
Bunny, which stars Season 5 runner-up Katharine McPhee as a pregnant hippie/sorority girl, also stars Rumer Willis, Emma Stone and Kat Dennings. It is set for a national release on Aug. 22. Below is the trailer.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
