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This Onscreen Partnership of Steven Soderbergh and Channing Tatum
Posted on31. Jan, 2012 by Ben Scuglia.
In the annals of Hollywood there are director-actor teams that have become legend: Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. Ingmar Bergman and Liv Ullmann. Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro or Leonardo DiCaprio. Steven Soderbergh and… Channing Tatum? The Oscar-winning auteur and the former Abercrombie & Fitch model will have paired [...]
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New ‘It Girl’ rising; ‘Filth’ co-star Imogen Poots
Posted on30. Jan, 2012 by Amanda Palasciano.
While her face has been popping up in bit (and not so bit) parts for nearly seven years, London born Imogen Poots (28 Days Later, V for Vendetta) has been much more recognized in the UK scene than Hollywood. We have the feeling that’s about to change. She is currently co-starring in “Filth” an adaptation [...]
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“We Are Legion” – the Hacktivism documentary debuts at Slamdance
Posted on30. Jan, 2012 by Henry-K.
We’d like to tell you about a cool new documentary that just had its debut screening at Slamdance Film Festival, this month. “We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists” is the documentary going behind the scenes of the hacker-movement Anonymous, the radical “hacktivist” entity that has given a new flavor to civil disobedience in this [...]
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SAG AWARDS: Winners With a Capital W!
Posted on30. Jan, 2012 by Mark DiPonto.
We all know that the “cool” symbol for a “loser” is an outstretched index finger and thumb. How come there isn’t a symbol for a winner; say, two intersecting thumbs and two outstretched index fingers to form a capital “W?” Well, if this “W” symbol existed, there’d be a lot of “W” fingers at the SAG Awards [...]
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Entourage star Adrian Grenier Launches Record Label from a Brooklyn Basement
Posted on28. Jan, 2012 by Amanda Palasciano.
Adrian Grenier has just launched Wreckroom Records, out of his basement studio in Brooklyn. Yes, you read that right. Vincent Chase, Renaissance man himself, has dipped his toe in to yet another pool; this one a bit grungier and grittier than his normal Hollywood Hills sparkling waters. The Wreck Room is designed for friends and [...]
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Liz and Dick and Lindsay and Alexis…oh my!
Posted on28. Jan, 2012 by Mark DiPonto.
Broadway actress Alexis Kiley, who is a dead ringer for Elizabeth Taylor, is in talks to play the late Liz in the Lifetime film “Liz and Dick.” (see our earlier story HERE) Lindsay Lohan wanted to play the iconic actress but her legal problems may pose a problem because filming will be done in [...]
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Sundance Buzz: Filmmaker Mark Webber’s ‘The End of Love’
Posted on24. Jan, 2012 by Ben Scuglia.
The 2012 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah kicked off this week and one filmmaker is already making waves. Mark Webber’s achingly poignant drama “The End of Love” headlines Michael Cera and Amanda Seyfried opposite Webber himself, who also serves as writer and director. It’s about a single father wrestling with tragedy as he [...]
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The Comedic Take On ‘Titanic’ Is A Hit On Chicago Stage
Posted on24. Jan, 2012 by Henry-K.
James Cameron’s Titanic launches into theatres this April in 3-D. We caught up with another Titanic taking place in Chicago right now that has been generating an incredible amount of internet buzz. Cock and Bull Theatre produces experimental plays in the Windy City and we caught up with Artistic Director Chris Garcia Peak. So this [...]
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Curry’s “If A Tree Falls” nominated for an Oscar
Posted on24. Jan, 2012 by Henry-K.
UPDATE: ”If a Tree Falls” filmmakers Marshall Curry and Sam Cullman are among the five nominees for Best Documentary Feature announced today by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Winners to be revealed Sunday, February 26, on ABC. CLICK HERE for the full list of nominees. For more details about their film, read [...]
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