Stuart Townsend

Stuart Townsend has departed Marvel Comics' movie adaptation of "Thor" because of creative differences, according to sources close to the production. Townsend had been cast as Fandral, an ally of Norse god Thor. He was replaced by Joshua Dallas , according to the two sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak on the record. The cast change came as production was about to begin. Shooting starts Monday on the movie directed by Kenneth Branagh . Irish...Read Full Story

Condé Nast's Gourmet Magazine closed shop almost a year ago. Like other legacy newspapers and magazines, print content is slowly becoming a dinosaur right before our very eyes. However, apparently the publishing conglomerate couldn't just let it die - so like a phoenix they are thinking about resurrecting its remains into a flashy social and location-based application-  called - what else - " Gourmet Live ." Charles H. Townsend In October, 2009, CEO Charles H. Townsend was lamenting the...Read Full Story

Have finished my last exam this year, had Law today. Man I thought I was going to, I don’t know what I thought other than it would be the toughest of the four, the others being, financial management, macro economics and criminology and penology! But it wasn’t. Probably helped I had just 4 hrs sleep and spent yesterday cramming like mad. TG it’s over.. ’til Sept. Now, must get on with my life, organize a holiday is numero uno.., reminds me I never go clubbing now, hmm. Guess where Europe’s...Read Full Story

  I wonder what  Charlize Theron  would   make of all this, eh? Her ex-boyf’  Stuart Townsend  looks as if he’s well past the seven stages of grieving! The Irish star was seriously getting it on in Downtown Los Angeles Saturday night, snogging the face off a sultry mystery woman at the launch film director  Nicola Collins’  debut photographic exhibition,   Love Them and Leave Them . After ending his nine-year relationship with stunning actress Charlize earlier this year, Townsend has wasted...Read Full Story

Calling in those McKinsey folks to review your profit and loss numbers in the middle of the deepest recession since the 1930s is a little like having Dr. Kevorkian over to offer a second opinion. “No, really, I’m feeling fine. Just a little touch of the flu.” “Not at your age. You know, if you were a new publication, you might pull through. But Harold started you back in 1925. That’s a long, long haul for a weekly. But look on the bright side: it’s been a good run.” When Si Newhouse...Read Full Story