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Woody Harrelson's Tour of Duty
Visits to Walter Reed Hospital and Fort Dix have given the pro-peace actor a whole new appreciation for U.S. troops.
Inglourious Treatment
This year, the print media at Cannes lost the Inglourious Basterds battle to their better looking TV brethren.
Antichrist Gives Way to Anti-Trier
Legendarily press-averse filmmaker Lars Von Trier burnishes the anti-PR at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
Mariah Carey's Harlem Encore
U.S. songstress reinvents herself to play supporting role in a film festival darling.
The Return of a Bright Star
Kiwi filmmaker Jane Campion remains an empowered Cannes champion.
Catching Up to a Dream
Pixar's John Lassiter completes a long journey from Emeryville, CA to Cannes, France.
Coppola’s Crowning Achievement?
Francis Ford Coppola teases San Franciscans with glimpses of a film that has the makings of a masterpiece.
No One Was Watching Jackie Earle Haley
In the shadow of celebrated comeback kids Robert Downey Jr. and Mickey Rourke, former child star Jackie Earle Haley can take full credit for his own unlikely resurgence.
Many Mo’ Awards in Her Future
Having warmed up as a dramatic actress with her portrayal of Precious in Lee Daniels’ little seen 2005 film Shadowboxer, Mo’Nique has hit the jackpot with her performance as the mother of another Precious in the filmmaker’s latest effort, Push.
An Epic Oscar Run
For Catherine Martin, working with her husband has turned out to be a marriage made in Oscar heaven.
Nick Hornby’s PR Pickle
This New Year, British novelist and screenwriter Nick Hornby resolved not to have anything to do with UK's The Mail newspapers. But a January 9th plug for his latest movie has greatly complicated this pledge.
From Park City to Abu Dhabi?
Having established his Sundance event in a state where polygamy is allowed, founder Robert Redford is now eying expansion to an Arab country that similarly permits men to have up to four wives.
A Hollywood News Caravan, Derailed
Former Variety and current Advertising Age L.A. bureau chief Claude Brodesser-Akner gets smacked down by some Internet abetted fury.
Shaping an Awards Season Contender
As today’s BFCA nominations confirm, former journalist Rod Lurie figured out how to emphatically get members to swear by Nothing But the Truth.
Jeffrey Katzenberg’s 3D Express
Beyond the $150 million fanfare of Monsters vs. Aliens, a much bigger adventure is playing out under the Hollywood heading of “Jeffrey Katzenberg vs. 2D.”

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:: Quote of The Day  
"The real estate market is so bad right now, he thought a movie about a homicidal girl who sells cigarettes would be a good investment."
- Who Said It?
Source: Commercial Appeal

:: Features  
Battling Bad Sundance Buzz
Mark Ruffalo's debut feature, Sympathy for Delicious, is a blast and far better than the bad buzz suggests.
The Backyards Beat
Music takes on special emphasis in Judy Berlin director Eric Mendelsohn's second feature 3 Backyards.
That '40s Show
As the USO prepares to celebrate its 69th anniversary next week, actor Wilmer Valderrama reveals how it also proved to be his pathway to meaningful dramatic work.

:: Review & Views  
Whacking the Women
Hillary Clinton is the same age as Glenn Close, while Sarah Palin clocks in alongside Mary-Louise Parker. Lucky for them they chose the gentler field of politics.
A Google Boondoggle
When the title of your film happens to also be a generic expression, the art of gathering electronic press clippings becomes a tad more difficult.
Putting Her House in Order
What with a February divorce and August comedy hit, 32-year-old Baltimore native Anna Faris may soon be looking back on 2008 as the year she turned the corner.