Neve Campbell and John Light attend the launch party for the NOKIA X6 where Rihanna will showcase new material from her new album ‘Rated R’, at the Brixton Academy, in London. Pictures added to the gallery.

Appearances > 2009 > Rihanna Album Launch Gig – November 16

You may remember when I posted here a while ago about an exhibition Craig Mackay would be doing on National Museum of Scotland.

Craig his showing his latest work, “Salt of the Earth”, which capture well-known Scots and international figures with Scottish connections. The dramatic results show a growing confidence in modern Scotland as celebrities, sporting personalities and artists spread their influence abroad. Neve is part of the book since she’s daughter of a Scottish herself.

Out visitor masquerade attended the exhibition in Edinburgh, and scanned the exhibition guide to us. Thanks so much!

Magazines | Clippings > Magazines | Scans > Salt of the Earth – November 2009

Kevin Williamson, writer/creator of tv show “The Vampire Diaries” (and the one who gave us Scream) did an interview yesterday about many aspects of the show. For our surprise, he said he already invited Neve to make a guest appearance as a vampire.

PW: What about bringing in former colleagues — like any of the “Creek” kids?
Kevin: Maybe. Just not at the moment. But I did ask Neve [Campbell] to come play a vampire. She’s too busy filming a movie right now, but maybe down the road.

Read the full interview here.

For those who miss the 90s, Kevin Williamson (original Scream films, Dawson’s Creek) is relaunching the Scream series in 2010 with a second trilogy of films.

According to Williamson, “The fourth one is an ensemble. It’ll take place right now, 10 years later, and it’s going to take place in Woodsboro. We’ll have our three main characters [Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette] will indeed be returning for Scream 4.and we’ll be introducing several more. We’ll also be introducing a little group, a little ensemble of new cast members. That’ll take us through the next three.” No confirmation on whether Wes Craven will return as director.

The poster art and tagline was released in time for the American Film Market. Rumours are swirling that the films will be targeted at a younger audience than the first three which would probably mean a PG-13 rating (the first one was rated R). Will this open the series up to a wider audience or will it only alienate horror fans ensuring the quick death of the revival? Only time will tell.

On December 6 & 7, Burn Up, starring Bradley Whitford, Neve Campbell and Rufus Penry-Jones, which aired in the UK on BBc2 in 2008, is finally going to bow in the US on cable’s Planet Green.

Burn Up is a two part tele-pic about the international conspiracy behind the oil industry and climate change. Planet Green’s head, Laura Michalchyshyn, told Daily Variety “I think it’s ground-breaking, it’s provocative, and it’s really dead on in terms of messaging for this channel.”

Penry-Jones plays an oilman, Whitford’s a Washington lobbyist and Campbell portrays an environmental activist who upsets their status quo. I’ll say that I’m definitely excited to see Bradley Whitford back in the Beltway! You Wingnuts know what I’m talking about…

Planet Green is airing Burn Up to coincide with the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen that begins Dec. 7. Off-air promotion will largely be online and via social media so keep an eye out on the interwebs and help get the message out.

This will be the cable station’s first venture into scripted content.

Source: Ecorazzi

“I can’t promise anything.”

That is what Kevin Williamson said when I asked point blank if his claim to “never play Sid out that way” still stood. But first, some backstory. In July, it was revealed that Neve Campbell passed on returning for the upcoming “Scream 4,” a fact I celebrated since horror movies have a habit of killing off their heroines when they return for subsequent sequels.

Kevin emailed me personally to say that he would never do that to Miss Prescott and I officially hopped on board the new trilogy train. So when I had the opportunity to chat with Kevin about “Vampire Diaries” [look for that tomorrow], talk naturally turned to the next three “Scream” movies and that’s when Kevin revealed Sidney might not survive to see the end credits.

“The thing about ‘Scream 4′ is that there are a lot of twists and turns, so I can’t promise anything,” he told PopWrap about Sidney’s role in the fourth film now that Neve will return. “There are a lot of moving pieces, so we’ll see — but if you’re a ‘Scream’ fan, I think you’re really going to like it.”

As for the elements that will make this next crop of killings so exciting, Kevin explained that the changing face of horror over the last 10 years has also altered the tone of the new movie.

“I’ve [included] manga comics, Asian ghost girl movies, there’s some PG-13 horror movies in there, vampire movies, M. Night Shyamalan movies and torture porn movies, even though they’ve come and gone.”

But the biggest hurdle Kevin faced while shaping “Scream 4″ was not making it too jokey. “You have to be careful because ‘Scary Movie’ spoofed these films, so one of the things I’m excited about with ‘Scream 4′ is that, while we do lampoon and send up the genre, [we] make it incredibly scary. That’s first and foremost.”

So while Sidney Prescott might not live to see “Scream 5,” Kevin would like us all to rest assured that we’re in for a terrifying ride.

Source: PopWrap