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George and Sarah: "Rock" Solid Did a little poison nudge George Clooney and Sarah Larson's relationship along?
Not quite. But in the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar, the Oscar winner's gal-pal does admit... |
Lost Redux: "Destiny Is a Fickle Bitch" OMG, the evil freighter guy killed **** and the ******! ****** is in the cabin with *********! And Locke has canoodled with both ******* and ******** in his pre-Island past! Aaaah! We have so much... |
Another Baby for Tom and Katie? Do Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have a joint production in the works?
We don't mean the movie kind, either: We hear they want to have another a baby.
According to... |
Finally: Stare at Jessica Alba Without Shame Jessica Alba would like you to stare at her.
Should you actually require a reason to do so, she offers one in a blog posting at MySpace Celebrity.
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Lancôme Faces Up to Uma The former face of Lancôme looks angry.
The French cosmetics maker has sued its erstwhile spokesmodel in an attempt to ward off her attempt to collect at least $1 million for the... |
Nick Cannon's Ring Around New York Nick Cannon took his ring out for a walk today in New York City. From the looks of it, he might need a little help toting the twinkly thing around.
His bride Mariah Carey is said to be... |
Heidi and Spencer's True Colors Not only do Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt share photo ops and a hatred of Lauren Conrad, they also use the same hairdresser.
After lunch at Cafe Vida in Pacific Palisades, the pair hit... |
Is the "Next Miley" Already Going Hollywood? It sounds like Selena Gomez is movin' in on Miley Cyrus' musical territory.
As I first told you, Disney execs are looking to make Gomez their next breakout, especially in response... |
Depp Fans Urge a Little More Wrist Action Johnny Depp doesn't sport all that jewelry just to look hot. (That's just a by-product.)
In advance of his 45th birthday on June 9, Johnny's Angels—a club whose members... |
Gwyneth Paltrow Wears Panties Miley Cyrus isn't the only one posing for magazines in a bedsheet. British GQ has Gwyneth Paltrow on the cover, and the inside shots of the Iron lady show her in nothin' but peekaboo... |
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| Icon takes 'Hunger' Film Festivals: Pic acquired through Becker Intl. deal -- Icon Entertainment Intl. has acquired worldwide rights to Steve McQueen’s “Hunger,” which opens the Un Certain Regard section of Cannes this year. |
| Red Dragon buys Tinopolis Business News: TV company goes for $87.4 million -- Welsh shingle Tinopolis, which makes shows for U.S. webs via its subsidiary Mentorn USA, is poised to be acquired by a venture capital group, which has valued the combo at £44.7 million ($87.4 million). |
| 'Racer' takes on 'Iron' in Europe International News: Critics poor cold water on Wachowski pic -- High-octane actioner “Speed Racer” revs into Europe this weekend looking to get past the second weekend of “Iron Man.” |
| San Sebastian honors Monicelli Film Festivals: Japanese film noir also given retrospective -- Italian directing great Mario Monicelli and Japanese film noir will both receive retrospectives at this September’s 56th San Sebastian Intl. Film Festival. |
| Bavaria picks up Burman's 'Nest' Cannes News: Pic stars Cecilia Roth -- Bavaria Film Intl. has picked up worldwide distribution rights to Daniel Burman’s Argentine drama “El Nido Vacio” (Empty Nest). |
| Le Claire quits Kinowelt Business News: StudioCanal seeks replacement -- Bertil le Claire has ankled his post as managing director of German film group Kinowelt and will exit the company at the end of the month. |
| Ukraine to make Crimean War pic International News: Defense Ministry plows $20 million into epic -- Ukraine’s defense chiefs are planning to put the historical record straight with a $20 million budget movie set during the Crimean War of the 1850s. |
| Kevin Williams captures 'Buffalo' International News: Arriaga produced, co-wrote pic -- As part of its drive into Latin American filmmaking, indie sales company Kevin Williams Associates has taken international sales rights outside Latin America on Mexican erotic drama "El Bufalo de la noche" (The Night Buffalo). |
| Festival competition rages in Europe Film Festivals: Fight for prime film titles never more intense -- In a decade when the global fest circuit is showing signs of imploding under the sheer number of events, the Big Three Euro heavyweights of the film fest circuit -- Cannes, Berlin, Venice -- aren't exempt from the pressures to deliver on various levels. |
| The New Crew: Cannes Miniprofiles Film Festivals: Execs and talents with new jobs, titles or new path -- A collection of Cannes-relevant film execs and talents who have new jobs, companies, or are on a new journey. |
| Film sales scene sees light Film Festivals: New buyers in emerging world markets help indies -- Is it possible that increased buying in Cannes by Asian distributors will compensate for the tough conditions affecting the film sales market? Just maybe. |
| Cannes films on buyers' lists Film Festivals: Can fest, market titles jumpstart acquisitions action? -- After less-than-swift sales at Sundance in January and a rather uneventful Berlin the following month, acquisitions executives are taking a wait-and-see approach as they head to the French Riviera for Cannes. |
| WB makes 'Date' with 'Hill' duo Exclusives: Phillips to produce Freedland-Cohen comedy -- Warner Bros. has acquired "Due Date," a comic pitch by Alan Freedland and Alan Cohen, the writer-producers of Fox's "King of the Hill." |
| Quaid, Foster set for 'Pandorum' Exclusives: Duo to star in Christian Alvart's sci-fi thriller -- Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster will topline sci-fi thriller "Pandorum," with Constantin Film financing and Overture Films releasing domestically. |
| Sudeikis, Forte, Bibb game for 'Orgy' Exclusives: Huyck, Gregory to direct Endgame comedy -- Jason Sudeikis, Will Forte and Leslie Bibb will star in the comedy "A Good Old Fashioned Orgy" for Endgame Entertainment. Pete Huyck and Alex Gregory will direct from a screenplay they co-wrote. |
| James McTeigue hot for Inferno film Exclusives: 'Vendetta' director set for 'Revelation' -- "V for Vendetta" helmer James McTeigue is attached to direct the thriller "Revelation" for Inferno. |
| Lionsgate books Oliver Stone's 'W' Los Angeles: Studio to release Bush drama on Oct. 17 -- Lionsgate has acquired North American distribution rights to "W," the Oliver Stone-directed drama about the life and formative years of President Bush. |
| Columbia loves David Caspe's 'Hate' Exclusives: Happy Madison to produce father-son comedy -- Columbia Pictures has acquired David Caspe's comic pitch "I Hate You, Dad" for Happy Madison to produce. |
| Cannes Lineup 2008 Film Festivals: Festival's feature film selections by country -- Festival's feature film selections by country. |
| Directors' Fortnight turns 40 Film Festivals: Rebel sidebar fetes Jarmusch with career kudo -- Cannes sidebar Directors' Fortnight will be in full nostalgia mode this year as it celebrates its 40th edition. |
| Rafta, Rafta... Legit Reviews: The rhythms in "Rafta, Rafta..." are determinedly unusual. Large sections of this domestic comedy seem actionless, with two Indian families simply chatting, playing cards or toasting the marriage that brought their clans together. |
| Green River Film Reviews: Dozens of pretty young ladies have disappeared while traveling through backwoods Montana, which does not bode well for a couple city girls planning a weekend off the beaten track in "Green River." |
| Flora, the Red Menace Legit Reviews: Forty-three years ago, the ineffectively written "Flora, the Red Menace" offered enough early Kander and Ebb ballads and comedy songs to turn Liza Minnelli into a Tony-winning star in the title role. |
| Bloodline Film Reviews: An ostensibly nonfiction companion piece to "The Da Vinci Code," "Bloodline" jumps all too eagerly to conclusions that, as it never tires of reminding us, could rattle the very foundations of modern Christianity. |
| Curtis Fuller Quintet Music Reviews: A hearty survivor from hard bop's heyday, trombonist Curtis Fuller checked into the Jazz Bakery on Wednesday night seemingly determined to turn back the clock stylistically some 40 or 50 years. |
| Robyn - 'Robyn' (Konichiwa Records) Album Reviews: Swedish pop sensation Robyn's self-titled release offers an adorable, sometimes slightly raunchy sampling of girlish dance music with a synth pop flavor. |
| Walt & El Grupo Film Reviews: Hewing to the company wisdom that anywhere Disney went was "the happiest place on Earth," docu "Walt & El Grupo" defines how "authorized" sometimes means "sterilized." |
| America's Next Top Model: Cycle 10 - Final Four (America's Next Top Model: ) TV Reviews: If the title had been "America's Next Big Trash Talker," Dominque would have won long ago. |
| American Idol: Up in smoke (America Idol: Season 7 - Top 4 results show) TV Reviews: Well kids, it’s time to say goodbye to the goofy antics of the very pretty Jason. We will miss his lackadaisical attitude and his one-trick pony singing style. |
| Paula's Secret (Paulas geheimnis) Film Reviews: Nifty kidpic "Paula's Secret" handles strong stuff within a clever, frequently humorous tale. |
| Present Laughter Legit Reviews: "I'm always acting, watching myself go by," says Garry Essendine, the aging matinee idol in "Present Laughter," Noel Coward's comedy celebrating the elegant pursuit of play and pleasures. |
| U2 3D Sundance Reviews: Lensing is so vibrant, the music so buoyant, even non-fans may find their heads bobbing. |
