Tuesday, September 15, 2009 9:48AM - By Mali Elfman
Nothing is ever as simple as it should be. Due to Liam Neeson’s recent lose of his wife, Ed Harris will be taking over his role in Dustin Lance Black’s upcoming film What’s Wrong With Virginia according to Collider. Although the reason behind Neeson having to step down from the role is horrible, if anyone could fill his shoes it’s Ed Harris. Both men are amazing actors who have been around for a long time, so aside from the sad news, I’m rather excited to see what Harris can do with the role.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009 3:30PM - By Guest Writer
With the release of Gus Van Sant’s film Milk coinciding with the current issues of Prop 8, gay cinema was finally pushed into the forefront of everyones attention both on screen and off. Although this genre may be a touchy subject, more and more directors and actors are choosing to discuss the issues behind the repression of homosexuality both in politics and ones life.
The month of June is Gay & Lesbian Pride Month so in honor of that, we have put together a list of some of the most influential gay films which have helped inspire, educate, and encourage audiences to make a change and support equal rights.
Take a look after the jump…
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:00PM - By Andrew Payne
Amazing week for DVDs. Check it out…
Check out this weeks top picks, plus TV to DVD releases, special feature releases and this weeks horrible straight to DVD release below…
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Thursday, March 5, 2009 8:55PM - By Krystal Clark
As we all know the U.S. government, specifically California has been under fire for their refusal to recognize gay, bi-sexual, and transgender marriages. Once Proposition 8 was passed in the state last November, several organizations immediately went to work to appeal the decision. Since then it’s been an uphill battle, but many celebrities and other’s of influence have tried to do what they can to help obtain equality for all effected. Last year’s biopic Milk, which earned Sean Penn his second Academy Award, mirrored similar struggles of today’s gay community more than 30 years after Harvey Milk’s unfortunate death.
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Monday, February 23, 2009 8:30AM - By Mali Elfman
It’s been quite an award show. We twittered the Oscars live from inside the Kodak theater. We posted all the best moments on the red carpet and the big winners of the night. Just in case you were looking for a full list of all the nominees and all the winners, here it is!
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Sunday, February 22, 2009 9:50PM - By Justine Ciarrocchi
Surprise Surprise! Slumdog Millionaire SWEPT the Oscars with eight wins, including the highly anticipated award for Best Picture. With it’s outstanding ensemble cast, kick-ass soundtrack, and obviously genius direction by Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire just put India on the map!
It’s been an incredible year in story-telling. Every single Best Picture nominee (The Curious Case of Bemjamin Button, Slumdog Millionaire, The Reader, Frost/Nixon, and Milk) was endearing and had incredibly relevant themes – each bringing something completely fresh to the table. In fact, any of these five films seem worthy of the award in my book.
Bravo to another brilliant year in film. And let’s start counting down ’til next February!
Sunday, February 22, 2009 9:25PM - By Justine Ciarrocchi
This year’s categories for Best Actor and Actress are, without a doubt, comprised of Hollywood’s elite. Despite predictions, with such an outstanding group of artists – how do you decide who’s performance merits the award every actor dreams of?
Kate Winslet, Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Melissa Leo, and Angelina Jolie represent some of the most powerful women in the film industry. But with an incredibly successful year starring in both Revolutionary Road AND The Reader, from her bathroom mirror with a shampoo bottle in place of a golden statue, to the stage at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles…
The MUCH deserved Oscars goes to: Kate Winslet!
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008 1:50PM - By Mali Elfman
That’s right, Milk and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button have tied for the most nominations with eight a piece. Both were of nominated for best actor, best acting ensemble, best writer, and of course best picture. Sadly, only one of those is available in theaters at present (Milk) the other one you’re going to have to wait until Christmas to watch.
Here are the nominees for the 14th annual Critics’ Choice Awards. Which ones do you want to win?
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