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August 24, 2011
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The movie will make its world premiere in about a week at the Venice Film Festival, and a little over a week after, it will premiere in the U.S.
Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the flick is already getting good buzz. The first pictures were eerie, with Gwyneth Paltrow's character looking completely pale and aghast. Now Soderbergh has released three more photos...
WATCH THE VIDEO AFTER THE JUMP!
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Warner Bros. has released the first teaser poster for the third and last Batman film to be directed by Inception’s Christopher Nolan. In the poster, the Batman signal appears atop the rubble that has become Gotham City.
It’s been the most interesting snippet we’ve heard about this movie since Anne Hathaway and Marion Cotillard were announced to be in it. And speaking of beautiful female leads, Nolan has made some interesting choices for his dark versions of the Batman story...
May 20, 2011
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The ‘Inception’ actress gave birth to a son named...
Find out the baby name after the jump.
So we’re rounding up all our knocked-up celebs and giving you the rundown. There are going to be sooo many cute celebritots running around town soon!
January 10, 2011
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Marion's rep confirmed the great news to Hollyscoop.
According to People magazine, their first child is due sometime in the Spring.
Marion and Guillaume first started dating in 2007, and although she's been sporting a diamond ring on left finger, they're not engaged to be married.
The duo first worked together in the 2003 French film Love Me if You Dare.
Congrats you guys, can't wait to see photos of the beautiful baby!
June 15, 2010
In the mag she talks about her Oscar winning performance in La Vien en Rose and the inspiration she found for her character in Nine.
You can read the tidbits from the interview below :
On playing in the Expressionist-Surrealist band Yodelice fronted by composer Mazim Nucci: “I play the bass guitar, keyboard, and tambourine—I’m their one-woman band and all-purpose maid,” Cotillard explains. She’s taken to appearing with Yodelice on tour, dressed as a man, under “Simone,” the name of her maternal grandmother. “It’s pretty refreshing to be in a situation where the spotlight is on someone else.”
On her Oscar winning portrayal of Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose: When the film was over, she couldn’t shake Piaf. Her hairline and her eyebrows were still shaved. She fled with Canet to Peru and the Amazon; she went to Bora Bora with her best friend, Geraldine. “It was there that I found myself articulating why Piaf was still living inside me. She had been abandoned as a child; her greatest fear was to be alone. Now I didn’t want to abandon her. I finally was able to say, ‘She’s been dead for 40 years; it’s OK.’”
On Her inspiration for her character in the musical Nine: She goes into every character as deeply: lived on the Menominee reservation for Billie Frechette, spent four months learning to dance for Luisa in Nine. Her inspirations for the cockolded director’s wife included Fellini’s wife, Giulietta Masina, and Eleanor Coppola’s documentary Hearts of Darkness, about the shooting of Apocalypse Now. Photos of Audrey Hepburn gave her “the hairdo with the big personality, the thick bangs and the ponytail. You paint your character with colors you have taken from everywhere.”
McGee tells In Touch weekly, "I would never have hooked up with him if I thought he was a married man. He gave me the impression they were separated."
McGee met Jesse when she inquired about modeling for his West Coast Choppers company. She added, "We ended up on the couch. He wanted to watch movies, but I asked him, 'What's going on with you and Sandra?' He said, 'She doesn't live here. She has a house in Austin. She is filming, and I can't talk about it.' "
In the wake of the cheating scandal, Sandra canceled her scheduled appearance for the London premiere of The Blind Side. "Due to unforeseen personal reasons a trip abroad to support The Blindside has been deemed impossible at this time," Bullock, 45, said in a statement Wednesday. "I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and thank you for your continued support of the film."
Sandra's not the only Oscar winner facing marital woes right now. Earlier this week Kate Winslet announced that she and her director husband of six years, Sam Mendes, were separating. We should have known something was up when she thanked Leo in her speech instead of her hubby! And these two aren't the only ones. Let's take a stroll down Oscar memory lane:
- In 2006 Reese Witherspoon won Best Actress for her role in Walk in the Line and less than six months later she filed for divorce from Ryan Phillippe after he allegedly cheated on her with his Stop-Loss co-star Abbie Cornish. Ryan and Abbie dated for four years after the divorce and finally called it quits last month.
- In 2004 Charlize Theron took home the Best Actress award for her role in Monster and thanked her longtime partner Stuart Townsend. "You're one incredible partner, thank you so much for standing by me," she told him. They split amicably last month.
- In 2002 Halle Berry took home the Best Actress award for her incredible performance in Monsters Ball. She took her mother to the show as her date and later found out her husband Eric Benét was in bed with another woman during the show. Real classy Eric!
- In 2001 the always lovable Julia Roberts won Best Actress for her role in Erin Brokovich. She thanked then boyfriend Benjamin Bratt. They split shortly after.
So far the only leading ladies who have won the Best Actress award in the last decade and haven’t made this list are Nicole Kidman, Helen Mirren and Marion Cotillard. But for the record Nicole and Marion were both unmarried at the time of their win.
So is there such a thing as an Oscar curse? Or is this just one big coincidence?
February 2, 2010
This year, we noticed a few notable actors who were left out of the nominations list, as well as some blockbuster hits we were hoping would sneak through the cracks. Here’s a list of our biggest Oscar snubs of 2010.
Beginning with the actor/actress category, several people were left out this year! Brad Pitt for Inglourious Basterds, Daniel Day-Lewis for his role in Nine, and Alec Baldwin for his supporting role in It’s Complicated.
As far as the ladies, Diane Kruger wasn’t given a nod for Basterds, and former Oscar winner Marion Cotillard was left out in lieu of Penelope Cruz.
In the Best Picture category, we weren’t expecting the Academy to stoop to low as to honor a bunch of roofied bachelors in Vegas, but we were still hoping The Hangover would get some recognition.
Guess we’ll have to settle for a Golden Globe! 500 Days of Summer got snubbed across the board, as well as Star Trek, and Michael Jackson’s This Is It.
Chime in on any of your faves who got left out this year in the comments below!
December 15, 2009
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Alec Baldwin scored yet another nomination for his genius interpretation of Jack Donaghy in "30 Rock," while Oscar winners Marion Cotillard and Daniel Day-Lewis scored best actor/actress nominations for Nine. Check out the stars reactions to their nominations below...
“I’m grateful for anything that helps the show.”
-- Alec Baldwin, Best Actor for 30 Rock
"It is TRULY an honor just to be nominated by the Hollywood Foreign Press, and I will cherish this moment with all the artists I have worked with behind the scenes who truly make me look good! Thank you very much."
-- Sandra Bullock, Best Actress in a Drama for The Blind Side and Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical for The Proposal
"My heartfelt thanks to the Hollywood Foreign Press for this wonderful nomination. I share this honor with Jude Law and all of my cast-mates, my great director Guy Ritchie and the rest of the team whose collaboration and camaraderie helped make this new incarnation of Sherlock Holmes possible."
-– Robert Downey Jr.., Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical for Sherlock Holmes
"I am so honored and thrilled to be among the Golden Globe nominees this year. I am happy for everybody – particularly my friend Colin Firth!"
-–Julianne Moore, Best Actress in a Supporting Role for A Single Man
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"A hearty thank you to the members of the HFPA. I am delighted and very grateful to be included. Congratulations to all fellow nominees and eternal thanks to Rob Marshall."
-– Daniel Day-Lewis, Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical for Nine
"I feel so good! I'm so, so, so happy! I'm so happy for the movie and I'm so happy for all the people who worked so hard with us because this film really was an ensemble job that we all did. We can't separate anyone from all these nominations … This nomination is very special. It was my dream when I was a kid to do a musical, so already to be part of this adventure – especially with Rob Marshall who is a genius … This [is] a dream that became true for me and a reality."
-–Marion Cotillard, Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical for Nine
"I want to thank the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for this tremendous honor. Congratulations to Clint Eastwood and Matt Damon on their nominations, and I extend my deepest gratitude to my producing partner Lori McCreary, and the entire cast and crew of Invictus for their tireless work to make a film befitting of Nelson Mandela's legacy. Playing Mandela was the greatest honor of my career, and I hope that I have done him proud."
-– Morgan Freeman, Best Actor in a Drama for Invictus
"I have loved every moment of working on this show ... and every person involved in the process … It's a true honor and thrill to also have been recognized by the Hollywood Foreign Press."
-– Edie Falco, Best Actress in a Television Series for Nurse Jackie
"I am honored and thrilled that the Hollywood Foreign Press has recognized my work on Mad Men and placed me in such excellent company. I'd also like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to Ms. Jones and to Matthew Weiner and the writers and producers for the recognition they've received as well. I'd also like to come up with something witty and off-the-cuff to add, but it's so, so early out here, and I'm so, so tired."
-– Jon Hamm, Best Actor in a Television Series-Drama for Mad Men
December 14, 2009
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The musical Nine and the Quentin Tarantino war drama Inglourious Basterds led the pack with ten nominations each! Also getting a lot of buzz is James Cameron’s Avatar and Up in the Air.
The Critics Choice Awards will air live on January 15, 2010 at 9/8pm Central on VH1, check out the list below and tell us who you're rooting for!
And the nominees are…
BEST PICTURE
Avatar
An Education
The Hurt Locker
Inglourious Basterds
Invictus
Nine
Precious
A Serious Man
Up
Up In The Air
BEST ACTOR
Jeff Bridges – Crazy Heart
George Clooney – Up In The Air
Colin Firth – A Single Man
Morgan Freeman – Invictus
Viggo Mortensen – The Road
Jeremy Renner – The Hurt Locker
BEST ACTRESS
Emily Blunt – The Young Victoria
Sandra Bullock – The Blind Side
Carey Mulligan – An Education
Saoirse Ronan – The Lovely Bones
Gabourey Sidibe – Precious
Meryl Streep – Julie & Julia
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Matt Damon – Invictus
Woody Harrelson – The Messenger
Christian McKay – Me And Orson Welles
Alfred Molina – An Education
Stanley Tucci – The Lovely Bones
Christoph Waltz – Inglourious Basterds
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Marion Cotillard – Nine
Vera Farmiga – Up In The Air
Anna Kendrick – Up In The Air
Mo’Nique – Precious
Julianne Moore – A Single Man
Samantha Morton – The Messenger
BEST YOUNG ACTOR/ACTRESS
Jae Head – The Blind Side
Bailee Madison – Brothers
Max Records – Where The Wild Things Are
Saoirse Ronan – The Lovely Bones
Kodi Smit-McPhee – The Road
BEST ACTING ENSEMBLE
Inglourious Basterds
Nine
Precious
Star Trek
Up In The Air
BEST DIRECTING
Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker
James Cameron – Avatar
Lee Daniels – Precious
Clint Eastwood – Invictus
Jason Reitman – Up In The Air
Quentin Tarantino – Inglourious Basterds
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Mark Boal – The Hurt Locker
Joel Coen & Ethan Coen – A Serious Man
Scott Neustadter & Michael H. Weber – (500) Days Of Summer
Bob Peterson, Peter Docter – Up
Quentin Tarantino – Inglourious Basterds
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach – Fantastic Mr. Fox
Neill Blomkamp, Terri Tatchell – District 9
Geoffrey Fletcher – Precious
Tom Ford, David Scearce – A Single Man
Nick Hornby – An Education
Jason Reitman, Sheldon Turner – Up In The Air
BEST ANIMATED FEATURE
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
Coraline
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Princess And The Frog
Up
BEST ACTION MOVIE
Avatar
District 9
The Hurt Locker
Inglourious Basterds
Star Trek
BEST COMEDY
(500) Days Of Summer
The Hangover
It’s Complicated
The Proposal
Zombieland
BEST PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION
Gifted Hands
Grey Gardens
Into The Storm
Taking Chance
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Anvil
Capitalism: A Love Story
The Cove
Food, Inc.
Michael Jackson’s This Is It
BEST SONG
“All Is Love” – Karen O, Nick Zinner – Where The Wild Things Are
“Almost There” – Randy Newman – The Princess And The Frog
“Cinema Italiano” – Maury Yeston – Nine
“(I Want To) Come Home” – Paul McCartney – Everybody’s Fine
“The Weary Kind” – T Bone Burnett, Ryan Bingham – Crazy Heart
BEST SCORE
Michael Giacchino – Up
Marvin Hamlisch – The Informant!
Randy Newman – The Princess and the Frog
Karen O, Carter Burwell – Where The Wild Things Are
Hans Zimmer – Sherlock Holmes
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