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Who’s Due Next?

If you like keeping up with celebrities, this is the perfect little update for you. Here’s a list of the celebrities whose due dates are quickly approaching! Maya Rudolph is expecting her second child with partner, Paul Thomas Anderson, this month. The sex of the baby is unknown, but he or she will be joining big [...]

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Noah Baumbach's Greenberg Trailer

It's hard to feel sorry for Ben Stiller. The dude's Dad was in Seinfeld, he's married to the film version of Marcia Brady, he sleeps on piles of burning money and when he's not playing silly buggers for millions he's making cameos in Jack Johnson videos. I do however, feel sorry for him in the trailer for Greenberg the latest feature film from The Squid And The Whale writer/director and frequent Wes...

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Twilight’s Xavier Samuel Crushes On January Jones

Xavier Samuel, an Australia native who’s joining the Twilight cast in Eclipse, drops by Teen Vogue to chat. The 25-year-old actor, who’ll play Riley, talked about the film, his favorite directors and actors who he crushes on. On how filming went: “Playing Riley was cool - I get to boss around a bunch of newborn vampires. I [...]

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Berlin Film Festival to mark 60th anniversary with retrospective

Berlin - The Berlin Film Festival is to mark its 60th anniversary next February with a major retrospective of the key movies which have helped to establish it as one of the world's top movie showcase. ...

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Fiona Apple Gets Wordy: Wake-Up Video

With Lilith Fair returning next year, perhaps it's time for Fiona Apple to make a comeback. The feisty singer-songwriter whose debut album became a smash on the back of big singles "Criminal," "Sleep to Dream" and "Shadowboxer" proved that young women didn't have to be overly sexy or buttoned-down to make it big in pop [...]

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The Ti West Interview: Writing and Directing The House of the Devil (2009’s Best Horror Film), Nailing the ’80s, and His “Shitty” Experience on Cabin Fever 2

When 2009 is reflected on later, it won't be the clunky, predictable Oscar-bait pics that standout but rather a new crop of outspoken auteurs that came into their own in '09 with stealthy, highly confident fare. A charged determination and can't-fail idealism is instilled in these directors that makes the filmmaking process once again exciting and truly daring: A young man's game. Writer/director,...

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Notable film and media links--October 23, 2009

--- X-Men Origins: Wolverine (in 30 seconds) ---Nathan Zeldez broods on ways to beat information overload: "William Shockley knew the value of isolation. In 1948, shortly after his colleagues John Bardeen and Walter Brattain invented the point-contact transistor in Shockley's absence, he became so upset that he holed up in a hotel room. He knew he needed a quiet place to think. Some days later...

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Opportunities Abound

In the view of Entertainment Weekly critic Owen Gleiberman, Joel and Ethan Coen "should seriously consider making a gloriously skewed pop musical. I'm more convinced of that than ever having seen the spectacular use they make of the Jefferson Airplane song 'Somebody to Love' in A Serious Man," he eexplains. "This is one of those pop-music epiphanies worthy of Tarantino, Scorsese, or...

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I'm Thinking.

I've finally made it. After eleven months of climbing the Sega blog ladder, I've joined the Dreamcast Junkyard. See kids? All it takes to dominate four Sega blogs is a little perseverance, some smart-ass comments, Father Krishna and Tomleecee . The latter of the two accepts paypal , making bribes easy and convenient. Before I begin my introduction I wanted to set a few things straight. First off, I'd...

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Reviews and Criticism (Part One)

Note: this entry ended up being far too long to read in one sitting on a computer monitor, so I'm breaking this entry up into sections. Here's part one (of three), in which I ramble about reading film and theatre criticism. I'm going to take a weird tangential break from my typical horror film entries, shameless self-promotion and dick-and-fart-joke symposium to offer some rambling thoughts on arts...

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Gus Van Sant, Bret Easton Ellis Writing Script On Game Designer's Suicide

Director Gus Van Sant (Milk, Good Will Hunting) and author Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho) have teamed up to write a screenplay for a film adaptation for "The Golden Suicides" , Vanity Fair's article on the double suicide of game designer Theresa Duncan and her boyfriend, artist Jeremy Blake, in July 2007. Duncan is known for her work on PC titles that chiefly targeted girls, games such...

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Gus Van Sant and Bret Easton Ellis Team Up for 'Golden Suicides'

One remade Hitchcock's "Psycho," the other wrote the novel "American Psycho." and they each often explore screwed up young characters, but otherwise Oscar-nominated filmmaker Gus Van Sant ("Milk") and author Bret Easton Ellis ("Less Than Zero") have little in common. The most significant contrast between them is that Van Sant's characters tend to have good [...]...

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Melinda Dillon

Happy Birthday to Melinda Dillon 70 today When people mention the great cast of Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia they often neglect to mention Melinda's sterling contribution, perhaps because her meek supportive wife gets only one scene to really let it rip, but when you next see it watch her eaction to Philip Baker Hall's confessions and tell me you don't feel pulled along by her conviction.

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An Altmanesque Robert Altman biography

I've spent the weekend with Mitchell Zuckoff's (he did that Ponzi biography of a while back) latest, an "oral biography" of the great director, bon vivant and "family" filmmaker Robert Altman. The book is a positively "Altmanesque" treatment of the...

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Cinematical Seven: Scariest Movie Characters on Wheels

In this week's Whip It, director-star Drew Barrymore shines a loving light on one of the most brutal and devilishly entertaining sports around: roller derby. If you've ever seen a derby match, you know what I'm talking about: 60 minutes of fast-skating, bruising action between players with names like Axles of Evil and Juana Beat'n. In celebration of the badass beauties of the roller derby world and...