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| Monday, Nov. 8, 2010 | EXCLUSIVE: Judge Clears Way for Release of Oscar Contender
It looks like Sony Pictures Classics won't have any problem releasing The Illusionist next month, despite a film by the same name having been released four years ago. 'Ghost Writer' Leads European Film Award Nominations
The European Film Academy loves Roman Polanski. The director's political thriller The Ghost Writer has been nominated for seven European Film Awards, including best film, best director and best actor for star Ewan McGregor. 'The King's' Dirty Speech Cusses Out the MPAA
The R-rating the MPAA slapped on The King’s Speech shouldn’t hurt its Oscar chances. If anything, it gives the decorous costume drama a little edge and puts it in good company -- the past six best picture Oscar winners were all rated R. Robert Duvall's 'Get Low' Moves Higher
Thursday night's SAG/Backstage West screening of Get Low at the Academy’s Linwood Dunn Theater was the ideal setting to watch the Sony Pictures Classics indie starring Robert Duvall as a kooky coot staging his own funeral. Will 'For Colored Girls' Blindside Tyler Perry's Critics?
Tyler Perry has a passionate fan base, but when the director, whose movies have exuberantly crude humor, took on Ntozake Shange's pained, poignantly poetic For Colored Girls, it was the oddest matchup since Steven Spielberg's Stanley Kubrick movie A.I., or maybe Mad Magazine's “If Edgar Allan Poe Had Written Casey at the Bat.” Is Jean Luc-Godard the New Mel Gibson?
As Oscar controversies go it isn’t the biggest contretemps the Academy has ever seen, but after brewing beneath the surface, earlier this week the New York Times’ Michael Cieply threw a stinkbomb into the Governors Awards dinner, scheduled for Nov. 13. Oscar-Nominated Actress Jill Clayburgh Dies
Jill Clayburgh, whose performance in An Unmarried Woman as a woman who suddenly finds herself single after a divorce reflected the growing women's liberation movement, died Friday at her home in Lakeville, Conn. She was 66. |  | | | |  More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Personal Tech | Style | The Business
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