"It was a really strange experience," says Writer/Producer/Director Richard O'Sullivan of the night three years ago when he sat in a theater watching the Woody Allen film, "Hollywood Ending."
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"Communication Breakdown" beauty Aleks West is ready for summer to arrive. The drop-dead gorgeous actress/model can now be seen online modeling some of this season's hottest designs (including a couple of bikinis that may cause heart palpitations in some of our more fragile viewers). Writer/Producer/Director Richard O'Sullivan, who calls West "The New Ann-Margret," believes that her role as lovesick disc jockey Paige in "Communication Breakdown" will make her a star. "Dear God, just look at her," says the filmmaker. "Is there anything you can do besides whimper like a puppy?" To see the photos,
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Satu Rautaharju (who plays Dan Lashley's psycho girlfriend in "Communication Breakdown") recently took part in a day-long photo shoot with alternative model and metal photographers Pia Schacter, Bruce Bettis (of Zeroflesh.com), Joel Benjamin, and Brian B just to name a few. The shoot was, in essence, a "photo festival" organized by Schacter, and featured several models of note, plus such noted bands as Fountains of Wayne, DIECAST, and Porphyria. Satu's part in the shoot was featured in last Wednesday's issue of the Boston Phoenix. To view Rautaharju in all her gothic glory,
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Meredith Sause, who stars in "Communication Breakdown" as radio executive Amanda Byrne, has launched a new website devoted to the music of her band My Little Phony. The site features news and music clips from the acclaimed alternative band, which has been featured in numerous projects by Writer/Producer/Director Richard O'Sullivan. To check out the site,
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Rocker Trent Dabbs, who made his big screen debut in the Richard O'Sullivan-directed "Communication Breakdown" (playing himself in a couple of scenes as well as performing the song "Love Divide" with his band Always Sunday) has now landed a coveted musical slot on the Fox teen drama "The OC." Dabbs' song "The Love Goes" (from his acclaimed album "Quite Often") was tapped by producers of the hit series as background music for an emotional scene between Seth (Adam Brody) and Summer (Rachel Bilson). Dabbs opened for the legendary R.E.M. in 2004.

In what some are calling "the largest reality show ever," one of the original stars of MTV's "The Real World" is on a mission to help America's heftiest athlete get his weight under control. Eric Nies, who was part of the show that pioneered the current reality television craze, will host a new series called "Get Tiny," in which he will attempt to whip World Sumo wrestling champ (and star of HBO's "Oz") Emanuel "Tiny" Yarbrough into shape. Nies, who hosted such dance-oriented shows as "The Grind" and the updated "Dance Fever," is also a noted fitness guru with a successful line of workout videos under his belt. Yarbrough, a former college football star who has competed in both judo and the Ultimate Fighting Championships, weighs in at a whopping 770 lbs. The fighter hopes to shed 400 lbs under the tutelage of Nies.
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Fred Hueston, who served as Executive Producer on the Richard O'Sullivan-directed "Communication Breakdown," a comedy set inside a radio station, hit the airwaves for real Saturday, as he kicked off his new show, "Around the House with Fred Hueston." A respected chemist, architect, and home improvement expert, Hueston is a nationally syndicated newspaper columnist, author of numerous books, and the founder of the International Stone Institute. He also stars in "Communication Breakdown" as the befuddled owner of radio station WUWP ("The Big Woop"). To check out a photo of Fred doing his latest gig,
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It is perhaps the most controversial unproduced motion picture script in the history of independent cinema. The infamous "Radio Free Babylon (Or How to Suck the Brain of a President's Daughter)" burst out of the skull of "Communication Breakdown" director Richard O'Sullivan and began circulating around Hollywood in 2000. Soon, stars like Anthony Stewart Head (Giles on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), Lindsay Felton (Randy Quaid's daughter in "Grind"), and Tanya Roberts ("That 70's Show," "Charlie's Angels") attached to the project with rocker Roddy Bottum (Faith No More, Imperial Teen) coming onboard to provide the music. However, before the movie could become a reality, a strange series of incidents (including on-set sabotage, gunplay, and an FBI investigation) caused the project to slam on the breaks. Now there are rumblings that the film might finally get off the ground. To read reviews from Francis Ford Coppola's Zoetrope Entertainment about the original screenplay,
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Screen captures from "Communication Breakdown" beauty Satu Rautaharju's latest film, "In the Woods," are now online. "In the Woods" is a teen slasher film which stars goth goddess Rautaharju in the uncharacteristic role of a straight-laced preppy nerd (although CB director Richard O'Sullivan insists that is the "real Satu"). Photos from Satu's TV show "E Asylum" are also online (featuring Satu interviewing the likes of "Scrubs" star Zach Braff and rockers HOD). To see those pics, and other great shots,
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A source inside the camp of legendary producer Dr. Freeze says plans are already being made for "King of Pop" Michael Jackson's post-trial comeback sessions and that John Edmonds (who has recently worked with the likes of Mario Winans, N.E.R.D. spin-off group SpyMob, and produced Richard O'Sullivan's "Communication Breakdown") will be tapped to direct Jacko's first video. Dr. Freeze, best noted for his work with Jackson and Color Me Badd ("I Wanna Sex You Up"), has gone on record as saying the pop legend's spirits are up and that he's anxious to get back in the studio once putting the scandal behind him. To see a clip of Mario Winans in the studio with Edmonds,
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