Topic: Mireille Enos

The Emmy crystal ball

The Province, Canada - 21 days ago
As with TV itself, the only certainty with the Emmys is that almost everything will unfold as predicted. It's the exceptions that will leave people ...

Top Beauty Trends

Allure - 23 days ago
So Ricky Gervais may have toned it down for last night's Golden Globes show-but the stars (thankfully) looked anything but dull. In fact, they took...

'The Killing' Star Promises High-Stakes Season Two

MTV.com - 30 days ago
Mireille Enos can't seem to stay away from controversy these days. Two of her biggest projects, AMC's "The Killing" and this year's "World War Z"...

CAA Signs ‘The Killing’ Star Mireille Enos

Deadline Hollywood - 129 days ago
Mireille Enos has signed with CAA. She was with Innovative Artists. Enos got her big break when she was cast as the lead on AMC's drama series The...

Paramount Sets Zombie-Infestation Pic 'World War Z' For December 21, 2012

Deadline Hollywood - 191 days ago
Paramount Pictures has set Dec. 21, 2012 as the release date for World War Z, the Marc Forster-directed adaptation of the Max Brooks...

Deciphering the 63rd Primetime Emmy Award nominations: TV's ultimate Rorschatch test.

TV Guy - 217 days ago
Well, that wasn't too painful. It was painful, sure, but it could have been worse. No Kiernan Shipka, no Joel Kinnaman, no Anna Torv, nobody from...

Newcomer Game of Thrones joins Mad Men, 30 Rock on Emmys list

The Ampersand - 217 days ago
Actors Melissa McCarthy and Joshua Jackson joined Academy of Television Arts and Sciences chairman John Shaffer onstage in Los Angeles Thursday...

'World War Z' Casts 'The Killing's Mireille Enos As Brad Pitt's Wife

Deadline Hollywood - 297 days ago
Paramount Pictures, once shaky about the prospects of the Marc Forster-directed zombie extravangza World War Z, is now on track to make the picture ...

A `Dream' finds romance _ and laughs

AP News - 1638 days ago
AN AP ARTS REVIEW: a `Dream' Finds Romance _ and Laughs _ in Central ParkWho knew you could find that many new laughs in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," but the mismatched romance and bucolic buffoonery in the Public Theater's Central ...