Three of the driving creative forces behind "Communication Breakdown" -- Linda Jean Marlowe, Richard O'Sullivan, and Fred Hueston (the founders of a new venture called Seventh House Media) -- have signed on to produce a behind-the-scenes documentary detailing "The McCartney Project: Enduring Ties," an evening of film and ballet chaired by actress Andie MacDowell ("sex, lies, and videotape"). The event, organized by Garland Appeal USA (a charity formed in memory of Linda McCartney), the Asheville Ballet, Casting for Recovery (a vacation retreat for those living with breast cancer), and Little Pearls (a production company dedicated to making life-affirming 30-second films), will benefit charities devoted to the fight against breast cancer. In addition to an original ballet choreographed by the acclaimed Ann Dunn, the evening will present a charity auction and a screening of the new Ken Vrana film, "Snow Angels" (featuring music from Paul McCartney and Sarah McLachlan). 

Mike De Loach and Michael "Big Mike" McElrath (who appeared in "Communication Breakdown" as a military police officer and a store clerk's boyfriend respectively) will next appear in the thriller, "Sisters," playing a duo of colonial henchmen who round up three women falsely accused of witchcraft. After their execution, the sisters come back to life to exact revenge on the modern day descendants of the townspeople who killed them. Two other Lost Colony alums, Andrea Crampe and A.E. Hawkins ("Radio Free Babylon"), are also working behind the scenes on "Sisters."

Willie Repoley (who plays straight-edge DJ Cary Martin in "Communication Breakdown") is set to hit the road with his band Mock Turtle Soup in support of their new album "Of Both Worlds." The eclectic three-piece ensemble will kick off the first leg of their tour October 8 in Charlotte. They'll then crisscross the U.S., hitting such stops as Baltimore, Phoenix, and San Diego. Repoley, recently seen onstage in "The Glass Menagerie," will next turn up as a voice in the upcoming anime series, "Miami Guns." For Mock Turtle Soup's full tour schedule,
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As the "Bad Boys of Metal" tour kicked off last Thursday in Santa Ana, California, "Communication Breakdown" star Jasmin St. Claire (Janice) was on hand to interview original Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler (who now fronts his own band, Adler's Apetite) for an upcoming documentary about the 1980's metal scene. Other headbangers featured on the tour include Jani Lane of Warrent, Kevin DuBrow of Quiet Riot, and Bang Tango.

Stills from director Len Kabasinski's new horror film, "Swamp Zombies," are now online. The movie stars "Communication Breakdown" favorites Brian Heffron and Jasmin St. Claire and centers around a doctor's illegal experimentation unleashing an attack by the undead. To see the photos,
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Respected actress Chloe Sevigny, who impressed critics and audiences alike with her performances in such acclaimed fare as "Kids" and "Boys Don't Cry" is now shocking the world with her recent turn in "The Brown Bunny," directed by the film's star Vincent Gallo ("Buffalo 66"). The controversy was sparked by the closing ten minutes of the flick in which Sevigny actually performs fellatio on Gallo. "I've heard of actresses blowing their director to get a role," said filmmaker Richard O'Sullivan ( "Communication Breakdown"). "But this is a new twist. I salute Chloe. She's a brave actress. May all young women wishing to break into Hollywood, swallow, I mean follow in her footsteps. It's the only way to give head...I mean get ahead."

In an exclusive interview, "Communication Breakdown" helmer Richard O'Sullivan sits down to discuss the lack of randomness in the universe, loyalty in show business (or the lack thereof), and stealing candy from studio executives. To hear clips from this interview,
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Native American storyteller Robert Greygrass has got the best of both worlds. A classically-trained Shakespearean actor, he's an artist who manages to educate while entertaining. "It's a thin line to walk," said Writer/Producer/Director Richard O'Sullivan. "But Robert somehow manages to do it. He brings to life the stories of his people while maintaining great humor and humanity." Greygrass' one man show, "Walking on Turtle Island," has captivated audiences on three continents thus far. To learn more about the artist,
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Actor Jacob Christner, who appears in the upcoming "Communication Breakdown" as a convenience store choking victim, has signed on to produce a new low-budget horror film from director Richard Clark entitled "Matinee" (a story about a killer stalking teenagers inside a movie theater). Christner previously produced and directed "Keep the Flame Alive," a basketball documentary which aired in syndication during last year's March Madness coverage.

Satu Rautaharju, who plays sexy stalker Misty in Richard O'Sullivan's "Communication Breakdown," was in Elizabeth, New Jersey this past Saturday, helping the Independent Film Channel (IFC) select contestants for its new game show, "Film Fanatics." The program, which airs weekly on the cable channel, is a co-production of IFC and Loew's Theaters. Rautaharju was part of a celebrity panel of judges which included the NBA's Jason Collins.