The show, which honors Latinos in the entertainment field, will be hosted by Eva Longoria and George Lopez and air live on NBC on September 16. Head over to Almaawards.com to cast your votes.

But you read right — on Thursday night, Rodriguez announced he would be planning a Sin City sequel. And the director tells EW that the film will focus in part on the A Dame to Kill For storyline, which would involve characters played by Clive Owen and Mickey Rourke in the first film. Rodriguez hopes the two stars will be back — along with big names for two more storylines he plans to create for the film. Who is he hoping will jump on board? Rodriguez is keeping mum at this point, but it depends on scheduling: “Availability is going to be key,” he says.

Also on tap is a third Machete film to follow the already-written sequel to the 2010 Danny Trejo film. And Machete 3 hopes to defy gravity. Rodriguez says he sees the third film taking place in space, and plans to air a trailer for the third film ahead of Machete 2. “It’s very Moonraker,” he says. (Entertainment Weekly)

Machete was released on Blue-Ray and DVD last Monday and entered the UK DVD Chart at #7. This is most def in my top3 Alba movies so far. If you haven’t seen it yet, make sure to get it. Click on the links below to view the rest. Enjoy.

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Jessica Alba won worst supporting actress for her work in Valentine’s Day, The Killer Inside Me, Little Fockers and Machete. IF she ever deserved a Razzie, it should have been for the LOVE GURU.

The Oscar nominees won’t be announced until tomorrow, but in the meantime there are contenders for an even more eagerly anticipated prize: the Razzies, which honors the year’s worst films and actors.

Jessica Alba fared even worse, getting a worst actress nomination for four of her 2010 films: “The Killer Inside Me,” “Little Fockers,” “Machete” and “Valentine’s Day.” (CNN)

Worst supporting actress
Jessica Alba, “The Killer Inside Me,” “Little Fockers,” “Machete” and “Valentine’s Day”
Cher, “Burlesque”
Liza Minnelli, “Sex & the City 2″
Nicola Peltz, “The Last Airbender”
Barbra Streisand, “Little Fockers

BULLSHIT OR WHAT?

Just a little reminder (and an excuse to use the above GIF i just made), Machete is currently available on DVD and Blue-Ray. It’s doing well on both Itunes and Amazon.

• #11 Itunes (US) Rental/OWN  chart

• #10 AMAZON Blue-Ray chart

Machete is putting on a blood-squirting display for your home entertainment system.

We have the exclusive scoop on the upcoming release of Machete on DVD and Blu-ray from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment come January 4, 2011. The film is, simply put, a bloody-good time, starring Danny Trejo in the lead role and featuring an all-star cast to fill the gaps in-between, such as Jessica Alba, Cheech Marin, Michelle Rodriguez, Steven Seagal, and Robert De Niro.

The film started out as a gag trailer in the hit double feature, Grindhouse. The trailer went over so well that they opted to make a full-length film out of the premise: an ex-Federale (Trejo) is betrayed by his employer, who leaves him for dead. Somehow coming out of the events alive, he decides to go on a devastating killing spree, leaving a trail of bodies all the way to the man who disowned him.

The Blu-ray version will run at the mass suggested retail price of $39.99, and includes a Digital Copy of the film. This particular version promises some killer deleted scenes to complemen

Source: ING.com

Alot of the blogs are buzzing about Jessica Alba’s ‘Nude’ scene in Machete, but little do they know about Alba’s no-nude policy. The above picture just proves that. The wonders of retouching.

“The American,” in which Clooney plays a laconic gunslinger holed up in a picturesque Italian village, earned $16.4 million across the United States and Canada during the four days beginning September 3, distributor Focus Features said on Monday.

“Machete,” a violent fantasy starring character actor Danny Trejo as a Mexican hitman with a penchant for sharp objects, came in at No. 2 with $14.0 million, said 20th Century Fox.

Both studios said they were happy with the openings, which exceeded modest expectations, even if the movies are not destined for box office greatness. Clooney’s movies, for example, usually end up in the $30 million to $40 million range, and Focus doubted the new one would buck that trend.

The top 10 boasted one other newcomer, the optimistically titled Drew Barrymore romantic comedy “Going the Distance,” which stalled at the outset. It came in at No. 5 with a disappointing $8.6 million, said Warner Bros. Pictures.

Both “Machete” and “Going the Distance” opened on Friday, while “The American” got a two-day head start and has earned $19.5 million to date.

Source: Reuters.com