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Moon (15) Duncan "David Bowie's son" Jones's lo-fi sci-fi (right), which features no sex, very little violence or budget, and ostensibly one actor (Sam Rockwell), is a cerebral delight. Sam Bell (Rockwell), like ET, wants to go home; three years working...
Tags: Oskar Fischinger, snow white, January Jones, Sharon Horgan, Peggy, Lebanon, Beirut, Otto Preminger, Let the Right One In, Pinocchio, films, True Blood, Entertainment Culture, Kᅢᆬre Hedebrant, Meryl Streep, Horror novels
Invictus is a great premise for a movie: the rugby game that helped unify post-apartheid South Africa...Matt Damon, who plays the rugby team captain, has nailed the South African sound...Maybe I'm being overly critical, but it seems I'm not alone in demanding...
Tags: Eric Armstrong, New York, Meryl Streep, Amelia Earhart, Morgan Freeman, CBC Newsworld, voice coach, CBC Radio, Matt Damon, lips forward, Rome, Accent, New York dialect, Languages of the United Kingdom, Dialectology, American English, Phonology, English language in England, Entertainment Culture
As the Blind Side crosses the $130 million mark (and counting), studio executives throughout Hollywood are ordering their assistants to send their congratulations to Bullock’s doorstep — often in bubbly, liquid form. “No one really drinks in our house,...
Tags: allnews, Sandra Bullock, Los Angeles, Ageism, Bullock, Hair, Entertainment Culture, Meryl Streep
The 30 Rock star takes it all off in the romantic comedy taglined “divorced … with benefits,” and is eager to get the word out. “I hope people like it,” Alec says. “It really is a fun movie.” Stephen Baldwin can’t be more proud of his big bro. “Listen,...
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Quantum Of Solace and Mamma Mia! helped to boost British film exports by 28 per cent in 2008. The Office for National Statistics said film export receipts from last year totalled £1,341 million, compared with £1,050m in 2007, buoyed by the British blockbusters...
Tags: Mamma Mia, film export, United Kingdom, London, Mamma Mia!, Cinema of the United Kingdom, films, Human Interest, Entertainment Culture, ABBA, Meryl Streep
It's out on DVD today, which gives me an excuse to ponder it in cyberspace for another minute or two. I've seen the movie three times now -- once to review, once again to watch it with my husband, and once more on a plane six weeks ago. Every time, I...
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The ultimate Gossip Girl Leighton Meester has been dabbling here and there with her music career and so far, we've remained mildly excited about her musical endevaours. Both her duets with Cobra Starship and Robbie Williams have been decent, but we are...
Tags: Leighton Meester, Los Angeles, Gossip Girl, Entertainment Culture, KIIS-FM, Human Interest, Cobra Starship, Pucci, Emilio Pucci, Moonlighting, Good Girls Go Bad, Meryl Streep
For the twisty romantic spy tale “Duplicity,” Roberts commanded more than $15 million — but the movie came up short, grossing $40 million domestically. To enable her passion project, “Eat, Pray, Love,” she’s taking a far lower salary, well below $10 million....
Tags: Rachel McAdams, Katherine Heigl, Meryl Streep, Dublin, Cameron Diaz, Reese Witherspoon, Anne Hathaway (actress), Jennifer Aniston, Julie & Julia, Sandra Bullock, Entertainment Culture
In June, when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced it would increase the number of best-picture nominees from five to 10, the assumption was that splashy studio productions would benefit. There's been a trend in recent years for these...
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Political and entertainment luminaries gathered here over the weekend for the 32nd annual Kennedy Center Honors, a two-day celebration that brings together some of the most influential figures in Washington and Hollywood. The recipients of the award...
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