Harrison Ford News

We all know that dinner and movie go hand in hand, but with Valentine's falling on a weekday, maybe you'd rather stay in this time.

I love meeting new people and I love the fact that this is fun. Everybody in life has a passion and if you can turn that passion into a career, you're laughing.

We know how rumors and speculation can get totally out of hand on the 'Net, as it happens practically every other second.

When Jon Favreau 's genre mash-up Cowboys & Aliens hits theaters today, audiences will get to watch two iconic action stars team up for the very first time.

TONIGHT'S MUST-SEE: Movies, 8 and 9 p.m., cable. In olden days, people dismissed fantasy and science fiction as Hollywood's toy department; talented directors made serious movies. Then Steven Spielberg and his colleagues began merging fanciful stories with splendid cinema skills; tonight, we get three dazzling examples. Spielberg's 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' (1977) is on at 8 p.m. on Turner Classic Movies; his 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' (1981) is at 9 p.m. on Bravo. And his 'Raiders' star, Harrison Ford, is in Ridley Scott's brilliant 'Blade Runner' (1982), at 8 p.m. on AMC. Watch one; record the others. TONIGHT'S ODDITY: 'Who Do You Think You Are?' and 'Grimm,' 8 and 9 p.m., NBC. Back in NBC's glory days, its chief (Brandon Tartikoff) wouldn't schedule shows back-to-back unless he could imagine someone enjoying both. This combination, alas, would leave him perplexed. 'Who' is an interesting search through family histories. Last week, Martin Sheen had an intriguing journey to rebel roots in Ireland and Spain; now Marisa Tomei has her turn. She heads to Italy, pursuing rumors that her great-grandfather was murdered for being a gambler and womanizer. And 'Grimm'? This hour starts stylishly, has a great guest turn by Amy Acker, but is mostly just a series of searches and fights. It has no substance; maybe it thought the previous show took care of that. Other choices include: 'A Gifted Man,' 8 p.m., CBS. Michael testifies in defense of a former patient. That leaves a woman so distraught that she holds the clinic staff hostage.

Director Lucas has revealed that Han Solo did not shoot first in an iconic scene in 1977's Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

Blade Runner, 8 p.m., AMC One of the greatest of all time. Never gets old, never feels dated.

Its title gives away the story. Obviously, The Fugitive must be a modern hunting tale, with people as the targets.

Columnist Kelley Scarsbrook at Hollywood Wax Museum with the likeness of actor Harrison Ford from the movie Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Harrison Ford has entered into talks to join director Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner' sequel, Collider is reporting.

It has been confirmed that Harrison Ford would not be in the next Blade Runner film, and of course while that comes from the producer of the Blade Runner sequel it does always come with the caveat that this is early on in the development of the film and things could change so never say never.

Paul Covello just recently "found" a rare European commercial for the Hazelnut snack spread, Nutella starring Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones.

Irish telecoms billionaire Denis O'Brien's Digicel today said it plans a private placement of $250 million of senior notes due for repayment in 2020.

Film geek scoop of the day: Harrison Ford is apparently in early talks to appear in Ridley Scott's new "Blade Runner" movie.

Word is that there might be a Bladerunner II . Bladerunner remains one of the greatest movies ever - if not the greatest.

Justin Bieber: Skater Boy Plus, Katy's Super Bowl flirt-fest, Jen Garner's day at the beach.

The fever for the sequels, prequels and new versions of films 70 and 80 years is paying off in the year 2012 and that some of these have their project well under way.

Alcon Entertainment announced development on a new Blade Runner movie last year to much dismay.A However, the fan base was drawn back in with the follow-up announcement that Ridley Scott will return to direct .A Up until now, it sounded as if there was no chance Harrison Ford would reprise his starring role in what Scott says is " liable to be a ... (more)

STAR WARS: From Harrison Ford 's grandiose duplex overlooking Central Park West, which is currently on the market for about $24 million, guests including Diane von Furstenberg, Kelly Bensimon, Lori Goldstein, Cynthia Rowley and Kelly Rutherford toasted OpenSky's partnership with the Council of Fashion Designers of America on Wednesday night.

Okay, so you say a man employed at a news network is dating a young, pretty co-worker? Don't tell me, I'll guess it.