The multitasking star of “127 Hours” has two people filming all his preparations as an Oscar co-host.
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Carpetbagger: James Franco’s Prep, Captured by James Franco
Just in case police need any more evidence connecting Jared Loughner to the Arizona shooting: Police think they’ve found the black bag that Loughner allegedly carried in the hours before the shooting. A man walking his dog came across it in Loughner’s…
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Police May Have Found Loughner’s Bag
The King’s Speech beats Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours on their opening weekend to top the box office in the UK and Ireland.
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King’s Speech tops UK box office
Health officials apologise to an 82-year-old cancer patient who has to wait nearly four hours in the back of an ambulance outside a hospital in Gwynedd.
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OAP’s ‘four hours in ambulance’
127 Hours, Danny Boyle’s film about the hiker who cut off his own arm after getting under a boulder, opens Friday to rave reviews. A.O. Scott in The New York Times calls it “nearly flawless,” saying that “the film leaves you with the impression of…
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127 Hours Opens to Rave Reviews
Take that, Saw IV. Danny Boyle’s film about the hiker who rescued himself by amputating his own arm has been causing viewers to faint. Two faintings were reported at screenings of 127 Hours, which stars James Franco, at Telluride; three at Toronto; one…
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127 Hours Causes Audiences to Faint
Newly released video footage filmed by the police in the hours after the 7/7 terror attacks in London shows the devastation caused by the bombs.
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New 7 July aftermath video released
Millions of people couldn’t update their Facebook pages after a technical glitch blocked or slowed access to the site for around four hours on Thursday evening.
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Facebook crash ‘worst in years’
The World Cup contributed to a rise in the hours people spent watching TV in the first six months of the year, viewing figures suggest.
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World Cup boosts viewing figures
Danny Boyle’s mountain thriller 127 Hours will close the BFI London Film Festival on 28 October.
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Boyle film closes London festival
