Gawker: steve buscemi

Famous Kids Go to College Too

Richard Lawson — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 19:30:00 EDT

This is my favorite Stalker sighting in recent memory. It's about Steve Buscemi on a college tour with his son. What a regular, mundane kinda thing for a movie star to be doing!

Steve Buscemi and his son on an accepted students tour at Bard College checking out the Frank Gehry designed Fisher Center for the Performing Arts. They both looked unimpressed.

So Lucian Buscemi—he of the hip, hip band Fiasco—might be going to Bard! How fitting.

Who went to your school? At Boston College we had Tim Russert's kid Luke and a Hearst and I want to say Greg Norman's kid for some reason, but that's probably wrong?

Note: You cannot play this game if you went to Harvard. It's unfair.

"This Is The Most Camera Time You've Had In Years, Kim."

Richard Lawson — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 10:50:00 EST

[Steve Buscemi reprises his P.I. role on "30 Rock", filming in New York with one of its stars, Alec Baldwin; image via Bauer-Griffin]

Hollywood Offering Many Family-Avoidance Options This Thanksgiving

Mark — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 15:00:30 EST

· Hollywood, always more than happy to turn the multiplex into a refuge from your bickering, turkey-stuffed, dysfunctional family, is putting seven movies into wide release this Thanksgiving weekend. Send the bratty kids to Enchanted while you watch Javier Bardem dispassionately slaughter everyone unlucky enough to cross his death-dealing path in No Country for Old Men. [Variety]
· In what may be the most brilliant (or deranged?) voiceover casting in the history of animated film, the following trio are on board for Disney's G-Force, the story of some fuzzy animals who try to thwart a crazy billionaire's dreams of world domination: "[Nic] Cage will play Speckles, a mole; [Steve] Buscemi will portray Bucky, a hamster; and [Tracy] Morgan will voice Blaster, a guinea pig." [THR]

· Before the Devil Knows You're Dead—if you find No Country not a bleak enough view of human nature, check it out—director Sidney Lumet signs a deal with the Funky Buddha group to finance his next two films. [Variety]
· New Line is trying to stop the release of the documentary Beyond the Golden Compass: The Magic of Philip Pullman because the studio feels it will unfairly compete with its own efforts to profit from Pullman's armored polar bears. [THR]
· The ongoing Broadway stagehands strike will have unpleasant consequences for Macy's Thankgiving Parade, which may have to acknowledge the strife by half-deflating a planned Legally Blonde: The Musical balloon. [Variety]

There's A Fine Line Between "Stalking" and, You Know, STALKING

Emily Gould — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 12:20:00 EST

When we saw this creepy cel phone picture of Steve Buscemi on the Daily Slope message board (that venerable repository of organic baby food debates), we had a shock of familiarity — we'd seen it before, in our very own tipline. But we hadn't posted it, because, well, ick. (Also, our map doesn't extend to Brooklyn — so, while we love hearing what cute thing Heath and Michelle have gotten up to, we're not capable of publicizing it. Make a note of it.) But 'Cabaki' didn't stop at going the extra mile to share her Buscemi shot with the world. She also went on to share her lifetime laundry list of the celebs she's spotted. It includes Kelly Ripa, Jimmy Fallon, Ethan Hawke, Sarah Jessica Parker, and "mr. big (chris noth) from sex and the city TWICE."

We're pretty impressed, Cabaki. But we're not sure you're, you know, living in New York hard enough. You still haven't crossed paths with Mike Myers???

27.5 Years of Celebrity Stalking in Park Slope and Beyond [DailySlope]