Wednesday 19 June 2013
Two Canadian stoner pals (Scott Speedman, Wes Bentley) run into trouble one night with a coven of Satanists, a local drug lord, a dwarf security guard and a hippie entrepreneur. It's wacky, it's zany, it's loopy, it's freaky, it's daffy – but alas, not the most important one, which is "funny".
Gerry forces Sammy into Mexican wave
Rapturous reception for Andrea
We want you to get snapping!
Pubs, clubs and parties
Thousands turn out in the rain
Terminator 2 star Edward Furlong has been charged with assault after a May 21 incident in which his girlfriend called police and reported he attacked her.
Apprentice candidate Alex Mills plays the role of a nightmare date - as a team leader steps down for the first time in the history of the BBC One show.
Los Angeles police have confirmed Justin Bieber struck a pedestrian with his car in Hollywood.
Former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan is recovering after a break-in at her home which left her "very shaken" but unharmed.
Kanye West has roped in Kourtney Kardashian's partner Scott Disick to help promote his new album Yeezus.
Jordan "Rizzle" Stephens, one half of Rizzle Kicks, has spoken about his hopes for an end to racism.
Britney Spears' sons are to star in the video for her new single Ooh La La, which features on the soundtrack for the Smurfs 2 movie.
Rock act 30 Seconds To Mars hit a new high when they performed a gig on the roof of the O2 Arena.
David O Russell has revealed he will not make any more films about war.
David Thewlis and Brendan Gleeson are the latest additions to horror thriller Eliza Graves.
Morgan Freeman is in final talks to star in Luc Besson's action-thriller Lucy.
Prometheus 2 seems to be gaining speed, with Jack Paglen now in discussions to write the sequel.
The post-industrial landscape surrounding parts of the Castlereagh Road is at its bleakest between Channing Street and Orby Link where a huge Tesco store has been erected on the site of a former factory.
The UK City of Culture 2013 continues to aim high with its ongoing series of visiting events including the top-of-the-range and always controversial Turner Prize announcement this autumn, the City of Derry Regatta and the Big Tickle comedy festival. Who would have thought Derry would have an appetite for posh art, sailing and laughter?
The Faulty Towers live theatre dining experience is a largely improvised show. It started from the moment we all arrived at the venue and heard Sybil cry out for husband Basil, who was busy barking orders at hapless waiter Manuel.
It's currently the most talked about restaurant in Ireland, North or South.
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