Quaids Head Home for the Holidays
Fresh on the heels of their $750,000 settlement against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, the Quaids are leaving Los Angeles for the holidays. Looks like they're headed for Texas, Dennis' home state. Here are Dennis, wife Kimberly, and the 1-year-old twins Thomas and Zoe. Dennis, 54, is starring in the anticipated movie next year,"G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra." SourceRelated Posts Dennis Quaid and Wife Settle Over Babies Overdose + DIGG + STUM

Dennis Quaid Is Dogging It
The 52-year-old actor—who plays General Clayton M. Abernathy in the upcoming GI Joe: Rise of Cobra—braved the holiday crowds at Los Angeles International Airport yesterday to catch a departing flight while carrying his Pug like a cherished baby. A cherished, well-fed baby, that is. It doesn't look like the hefty pup has been missing any meals lately. Speaking of hefty, Quaid and his wife, Kimberly, just settled their lawsuit (third item) against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for th

The Quaids Head Home For The Holidays
Dennis Quaid, wife Kimberly and their 1-year-old twins Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace depart from LAX International on Friday - perhaps to celebrate the holidays with family in Dennis’ hometown - Houston, Texas. Dennis and Kimberly just reached a settlement of $750,000 against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for the accidental overdose of their newborn twins, Thomas [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Quaids Head Home For The Holidays", url: "http://www.celebritybabyscoop.com/2008/12/20/the-quaids-head-ho

Dennis Quaid and Rob Brown go aboard 'The Express'
Sports biodramas generally take one of two tacks: gauzily sentimental or scrappy tale of struggle. "The Express" runs the thin line between the two and, to its benefit, more often than not hits the first mark. But that's also the source of the film's problems, since Ernie Davis' historically important years as a college football great were built on adversity. Beginning with a few scenes of his boyhood in Uniontown, Pa., where his loving grandfather (Charles S. Dutton) emphasizes the importance of Jackie Ro

Theatrical Releases for 10-10-08
A few new movies opening this weekend.QUARANTINE – An attempt to be the next CLOVERFIELD. A group of people are trapped in a building under quarantine by the CDC. With a no name cast, will anyone care to see it?THE EXPRESS - A Dennis Quaid football film. I originally left this off the list, as I thought it had already opened. All these football films blend together. BODY OF LIES– Ridley Scott directs this thriller with Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe from the writer of THE DEPARTED. I’ve see

Quaid goes back to roots for 'Express'
Dennis Quaid says he went back to his roots for new film The Express.

Dennis Quaid Settles Babies' Overdose for $750,000
Dennis Quaid and his wife have agreed to a $750,000 settlement with a Los Angeles hospital that gave their newborn twins an overdose of blood thinner last year, The Associated Press reports. A petition filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday shows that Cedars-Sinai is not admitting wrongdoing as part of the settlement. The agreement must still be approved by a Los Angeles judge. Two weeks after twins Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace were born (via a surrogate) in November 2007, they were ac

Dennis Quaid gets $750k settlement from hospital for twins’ overdose
Dennis Quaid has accepted a $750,000 settlement from Cedars Sinai medical center over the horrific medical error that almost killed his newborn twins last November. At 12 days old, Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace were brought to the hospital with staph infections. They were mistakenly given a massive 10,000 units of Heparin, a blood thinner [...]

The Horsemen: terrificante trailer italiano
Dopo avervi mostrato in anteprima le foto di The Horsemen, ecco il trailer italiano del thriller con Dennis Quaid e...

Dennis Quaid - Quaids Southern Roots Inspire Movie Role
Dennis Quaid credits his upbringing in the racially-segregated southern U.S. with inspiring his role in forthcoming film THE EXPRESS. The 54-year-old actor, who was raised ...

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: The Express Cast & Crew Interview Featurette
Learn more about the legendary Ernie Davis from stars Dennis Quaid and Rob Brown.

Opening this Weekend: RocknRolla, Murray Magic, The Express
Want to avert your eyes from the stock market? Hollywood has six new releases out this weekend to numb our collective pain. Phew! The big one is Ridley Scott's actioner, Body of Lies, staring Russell Crowe (looking suspiciously like the late J.T. Walsh) and Leonardo DiCaprio (looking suspiciously like Robert De Niro in Heat). In these quarters, the buzz on Lies hasn't been kind and despite a relentless advertising push, the public doesn't seem that jacked to see it. Or maybe it's just us. Anyway, here's a h

Review: The Express
Plot: The true story of Ernie Davis (Rob Brown), who, while playing for Syracuse University under Coach Ben Schwartzwalder (Dennis Quaid), became the first African-American to win the famed Heisman Trophy. Review: Ah... the inspirational sports film. How I love thee. I

The Weekend Warrior: Oct. 10 - 12
ComingSoon.net's The Weekend Warrior offers a preview of the new releases opening the weekend of Friday, October 10, leading off with Ridley Scott's Body of Lies (Warner Bros.) starring Leo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe, Universal's football drama The Express with Dennis Quaid, the Screen Gems horror flick Quarantine and Fox Walden's latest fantasy-adventure City of Ember . This week's "Chosen One" is the latest from Mike Leigh, Happy-Go-Lucky (Miramax), and Guy Ritchie's RocknRolla (Warner Bros.)

Movie review: 'The Express'
RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE)The Express: Sports drama. Starring Rob Brown, Dennis Quaid and Charles S. Dutton. Directed by Gary Fleder. (PG. 129 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) Listen to Arts & Entertainment Editor Leba Hertz's podcast with Rob Brown at...

Movie review: 'The Express'
RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE)The Express: Sports drama. Starring Rob Brown, Dennis Quaid and Charles S. Dutton. Directed by Gary Fleder. (PG. 129 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) Listen to Arts & Entertainment Editor Leba Hertz's podcast with Rob Brown at...

Movie Review - 'The Express'
The Express Starring Rob Brown and Dennis Quaid Directed by Gary Fleder Rated PG Hopefully, a day will come when we no longer classify Ernie Davis as the first African-American Heisman Trophy winner. It would be nice if we were already there -- where such distinctions were no longer necessary to navigate us through a shameful period of our nation’s history – but the fact that the marketing for The Express tells us straight out that it’s the story of the first

"The Express" Preview & Trailer
My friend and her son saw this the other day, and she said it’s a great movie, but you’d better bring a whole box of Kleenex. A real tear-jerker! It tells the true story of Ernie Davis (Rob Brown), who overcame many obstacles to get into Syracuse University’s football program. Under the guidance of Coach Ben Schwartzwalder (Dennis Quaid), Davis became one of the school’s best players, even surpassing Jim Brown’s achievements. In 1961 Davis became the first black player to win

'The Express' web reviews
Gary Fleder's "The Express" tells the story of Ernie Davis (Rob Brown), the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy in 1961. Dennis Quaid co-stars as Ernie's coach. Let's quickly look at what other online critics have to say about the feature ( I will post my review later today): • Cinematical's Jett Kernion: "'The Express' follows the usual conventions of sports films, which can be satisfying and even comforting if you like the genre." • Mack Rawden at Cinema Blend: "It’s just a series of

Spicy Chisme Wrap: Ashlee Simpson likes it up the ass!
Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz’s “Amazing Sex Life” ! Children will watch a “Threesome” in a new 90210 episode! Dennis Quaid Lawsuit Update! Flex gives some chisme about his love life! Eva Mendes does Allure Magazine! Gael Garcia Bernal is a papa!  

'G.I. Joe' Trailer Receives Bad Buzz
Paramount recently held a test screening for "GI Joe: Rise of the Cobra" and the fanboys were not impressed. So they did what any obsessive 80s cartoon fan would, they posted a scathing review of the one minute trailer on nukethefridge.com:"I just came from a 'test screening' of the first teaser trailer for “G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra.” What can I say about it? Well, it was horrible. No, actually it was worse than horrible."[Ed. wait, they do test screenings of trailers???] But the fun doesn’t stop there

New 'G.I. Joe' Character Posters
It's only the middle of December, and already I feel like Summer 2009 is just around the corner. It feels like I was bombarded with Terminator: Salvation and X-Men Origin: Wolverine all weekend, and now G.I. Joe The Rise of Cobra is coming back into the mix of things with a few new character posters. They're not entirely new, as they first appeared over the summer at a licensing fair, but have been scanned online for the first time thanks to Film.ru. There's four in all -- Duke, Snake Eyes, Baroness, an

Brendan Fraser…What Happened To Your Face?
Back when I was in high school an awesome movie came out, Encino Man, it starred newcomer Brendan Fraser. I memorized every line of that movie. Basically, because that was the cool thing to do in the 90’s. I know Brendan did some bad movies like Mrs. Winterbourne, Dudley Do Right and George Of The Jungle…but he did some good movies too, like School Ties, The Mummy and With Honors. But now I’m not so sure. It says he is going to be in the movie G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra. But

Dennis Quaid Accepts Cedars-Sinai's Hefty Apology
Looking to clear their marred reputation, Cedars Sinai has offered a settlement to Dennis Quaid and his wife Kimberly, who recently celebrated their first birthday at Disneyland. The couple's...

Quaid scores emotional touchdown in "Express" - Reuters
It's straight out of the inspirational sports-drama playbook, but "The Express," based on the tragically short life of college football hero Ernie Davis -- the first black to win the Heisman Trophy -- still manages to go the distance. Thanks to a rock-solid performance by Dennis Quaid, nice historical touches and energetic direction by Gary Fleder, the tried-and-true formula is given a welcome shot of adrenaline that carries it across some of those more heavily trodden patches. With its peri