A gamer since birth, George Roush has always had a passion for anything involving a quarter and a joystick. George has provided video game content for sites like IGN. He also wrote the on camera dialog and constructed story segments for the Electronic Entertainment Expo's yearly E3 insider show called Floored. George also has a background in film writing, interviewing celebrities and writing news and set visit pieces for various film sites. His business background includes having worked for Netflix and MGM Studios. George is currently the Managing Editor of Arcadesushi.com for Townsquare Media. Comments, inquiries, and Donkey Kong playing tips can be sent to: george@arcadesushi.com
As victims of last weekend's horrible shooting tragedy in Aurora, Co. try and recover from their terrifying experience, one actor has taken it upon himself to visit those currently receiving care at a local Denver hospital. Christian Bale flew out to Denver to visit those affected by the shocking shooting that occurred just a few days ago.
Everyone has heard about the tragedy that struck moviegoers last weekend when a crazed maniac unloaded his weapons onto innocent civilians watching a midnight showing of 'The Dark Knight Rises,' killing 12 and injuring 58 others. Now Warner bros. hopes to help ease the pain and suffering by donating to those affected by the tragedy.
Bomb diffuser/Avenger/international spy star Jeremy Renner has been one of Hollywood's busiest actors in recent years. The leading man has been attaching himself to so many projects he's going to become the younger version of Sam Jackson if he's not careful. Now he's apparently got his eye on another movie project.
'Despicable Me' was a bit hit for Universal Pictures and even though the minions who starred in it weren't the main characters of the film, they quickly became the studio's merchandising mascots, appearing on everything from t-shirts to previews before 'The Lorax.' Now the cuddly little monsters will be getting their own feature film.
Before we get to this news story, we want to make sure you're sitting down because this may be the news you've been waiting for your entire life. If it isn't, then you've got a really weird life because it should be. News just hit the web that a big screen version of Raggedy Ann and Andy is heading to the big screen. Hello? Didn't faint on us, did you? Ok, good.
Terminator old meets Terminator new? Anything is possible in Hollywood, especially if the money is right. News just hit the web that Sam Worthington might be teaming up with Arnold Schwarzenegger for a new action film called 'Ten.'
'The Bourne Legacy' recently screened for press, and while we have yet to hear word on if it's good or not, we don't really care, because it has Jeremy Renner kicking everyone's butt in what looks to be a high-octane sequel to the popular action franchise. And these new clips and images will hopefully help to prove that.
Kevin Costner, the greatest living actor of our generation, has just had huge success with the wildly popular 'Hatfield & McCoys' series that ran on cable, breaking record numbers and proving that once again, America loves Kevin Costner. As they should. Now there's news of Costner returning to the big screen, and we couldn't be happier.
'The Newsroom' has been a surprise hit for HBO, and the cable company recently announced that a second season has been greenlit for the Aaron Sorkin drama with the cast returning. Who won't be returning? The writers.
Fans of the hit show 'Lost' get in groups and fly to deserted islands to gather around campfires on a weekly basis so they can nitpick over their favorite show that ended a couple of years ago. One topic they'll be discussing this weekend on whatever lonely island they've chosen is actor Josh Holloway's new role in an upcoming thriller.
