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Watch New "Lives of Style" Spring Season Shows Beginning May
7:30 a.m Fridays on KCAL-9 in Los Angeles & 8p Sundays KRON-4 TV San FranciscoWatch New "Lives of Style" Spring Season Shows Beginning May
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Lives of Style got to party with major celebs in Hollywood before Hollywood's biggest nightLives of Style got to party with major celebs in Hollywood before Hollywood's... more
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It’s Friday evening and the start of Oscar weekend. As I look out of my window, from high up in the Hollywood hills, I can barely see through the heavy mist and fog. My hairdresser and manicurist are both running late due to the treacherous rain and gridlock traffic.It’s Friday evening and the start of Oscar weekend. As I look out of my window,... more
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BEST PICTUREThe King's Speech - WINNER127 HoursBlack SwanThe FighterInceptionThe Kids Are All RightWinter's BoneTrue GritThe Social NetworkToy Story 3
BEST DIRECTORTom Hooper - The King's Speech - WINNERDarren Aronofsky - Black SwanDavid O Russell - The FighterDavid Fincher - The Social NetworkJoel Coen and Ethan Coen - True Grit
BEST ACTORColin Firth - The King's Speech - WINNERJesse Eisenberg - The Social NetworkJames Franco - 127 HoursJavier Bardem - BiutifulJeff Bridges - True Grit
BEST ACTRESSNatalie Portman - Black Swan - WINNERAnnette Bening - The Kids Are All RightNicole Kidman - Rabbit HoleJennifer Lawrence - Winter's BoneMichelle Williams - Blue Valentine
BEST SUPPORTING ACTORChristian Bale - The Fighter - WINNERJohn Hawkes - Winter's BoneJeremy Renner - The TownMark Ruffalo - The Kids Are All RightGeoffrey Rush - The King's Speech
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSMelissa Leo - The Fighter - WINNERAmy Adams - The FighterHelena Bonham Carter - The King's SpeechHailee Steinfeld - True GritJacki Weaver - Animal Kingdom
BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILMIn a Better World - Denmark - WINNERBiutiful - MexicoDogtooth - GreeceIncendies - CanadaOutside the Law (Hors-la-loi) - Algeria
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAYDavid Seidler - The King's Speech - WINNERMike Leigh - Another YearScott Silver, Paul Tamasy and Eric Johnson (screenplay), Keith Dorrington & Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson (story) - The FighterChristopher Nolan - InceptionLisa Cholodenko and Stuart Blumberg - The Kids Are All Right
BEST ANIMATIONToy Story 3 - WINNERHow to Train Your DragonThe Illusionist
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAYAaron Sorkin - The Social Network - WINNERDanny Boyle and Simon Beaufoy - 127 HoursMichael Arndt - Toy Story 3Joel Coen and Ethan Coen - True GritDebra Granik & Anne Rosellini - Winter's Bone
BEST ART DIRECTIONAlice in Wonderland - WINNERHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1InceptionThe King's SpeechTrue Grit
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHYInception - WINNERBlack SwanThe King's SpeechThe Social NetworkTrue Grit
BEST SOUND MIXINGInception - WINNERThe King's SpeechThe Social NetworkSaltTrue Grit
BEST SOUND EDITINGInception - WINNERToy Story 3Tron: LegacyTrue GritUnstoppable
BEST ORIGINAL SONGWe Belong Together (from Toy Story 3) by Randy Newman - WINNERComing Home (from Country Strong) by Tom Douglas, Troy Verges and Hillary LindseyI See the Light (from Tangled) by Alan Menken and Glenn SlaterIf I Rise (from 127 Hours) by AR Rahman, Dido and Rollo Armstrong
BEST ORIGINAL SCOREThe Social Network - Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross - WINNERHow to Train Your Dragon - John PowellInception - Hans ZimmerThe King's Speech - Alexandre Desplat127 Hours - AR Rahman
BEST COSTUMESAlice in Wonderland - WINNERI Am LoveThe King's SpeechThe TempestTrue Grit
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATUREInside Job - WINNERExit Through the Gift ShopGaslandRestrepoWaste Land
BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORTStrangers No More - WINNERKilling in the NamePoster GirlSun Come UpThe Warriors of Qiugang
BEST FILM EDITINGThe Social Network - WINNERBlack SwanThe Fighter PThe King's Speech127 Hours
BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILMThe Lost Thing - WINNERDay & NightThe GruffaloLet's PolluteMadagascar, Carnet de Voyage (Madagascar, a Journey Diary)
BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT FILMGod of Love - WINNERThe ConfessionThe CrushNa WeweWish 143
BEST VISUAL EFFECTSInception - WINNERAlice in WonderlandHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1HereafterIron Man 2
BEST MAKE-UPThe Wolfman - WINNERBarney's VersionThe Way Back
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'The Fighter' actress takes home her second Oscar with her Best Supporting Actress win at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards, while the third 'Toy Story' bags Best Animated Feature.
Read more : http://www.celebrity-mania.com/news/view/00019056.html'The Fighter' actress takes home her second Oscar with her Best Supporting... more
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Latest Complete News Updates The King's Speech script by Mr. David Seidler tonight accepted the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay “On behalf of all the stutterers throughout the world. Seventy-year-old Mr. David Seidler won the Oscar for best original screenplay for "The King's Speech" Sunday night, becoming "the oldest person to win this particular award" as he termed it.Latest Complete News Updates The King's Speech script by Mr. David Seidler... more
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Latest Complete Entertainment News Updates Mr. Kurt Douglas was really funny, though hard to understand. Anywho, this was pretty expected. Ms. Melissa Leo won the best supporting actress Academy Award on Sunday for her role as the domineering, boozing mother of two boxer sons in the film “The Fighter.”Latest Complete Entertainment News Updates Mr. Kurt Douglas was really funny, though... more
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Latest Complete News Updates Kirk Douglas Oscars video - watch Kirk Douglas 2011 Academy Awards. If you think the Oscar telecast is weird (or worse), you should get a load of the scene backstage. Ms. Melissa Leo thanked—thanked!—Kirk Douglas for dragging out the suspense. A winner gave a shout-out—a shout-out!—to James Franco for bravery.Latest Complete News Updates Kirk Douglas Oscars video - watch Kirk Douglas 2011... more
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Melissa Leo shocked a few folks when she gave her Golden Globes acceptance speech -- and thanked her Fighter director David O. Russell for "those few hours" they spent together at the Maritime Hotel. When the audience laughed at the implication, she was quick to add, "Oh, come on! You don't know what kind of girl I am!"
So what kind of girl is Melissa Leo?
Melissa Leo shocked a few folks when she gave her Golden Globes acceptance speech --... more
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Director David O. Russell has had a controversial past with some actors -- ahem, George Clooney -- since making Three Kings, but one of his actors from that film has stuck by him ever since. Mark Wahlberg got raves for his supporting role in Russell's I ♥ Huckabees, and as a producer on The Fighter, the actor got Russell the job as a director after Darren Aronofsky dropped out to work on Black Swan. Russell talks about his collaboration with Wahlberg and the rest of the cast.
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“The Fighter” is not just a boxing movie. It’s about crazy families, drugs, and loyalty -- and best of all it is largely true. More important, the film is propelled forward by the best ensemble performances of at least this year -- and perhaps longer.
While Christian Bale and Melissa Leo are likely to win the lion’s share of the praise, there is not a false acting note in the film, down to the non-featured players, all of whom seem perfectly cast and add flesh and blood to the story.
http://web.me.com/writa1/tvsoundoff/Film_Reviews/Entries/2010/12/10_Entry_1.html“The Fighter” is not just a boxing movie. It’s about crazy... more
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Welcome to the Rileys, to its credit, doesn’t conform to narrative expectations. It’s a drama, but a drama on the edge of utter destruction. Kristen Stewart is Allison … or Mallory, depending on the scene . She’s an exotic dancer in New Orleans, she meets James Gandolfini ,he is on a business trip, and we’re off from there.
http://www.moviesreviews2010.com/welcome-to-the-rileys-2010-review/Welcome to the Rileys, to its credit, doesn’t conform to narrative expectations.... more
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One might assume that a film with the inviting title “Welcome to the Rileys” serves up the kooky antics of a dysfunctional family at a holiday gathering. Jake Scott’s (Ridley’s son) feature does anything but that, though there is indeed an ersatz nuclear unit at its core.
Rather, the film follows the paths of three deeply wounded individuals as they struggle to cope with the pain and misfortune that have distorted their lives. Though a
bit schematic in the interplay between the characters, “Welcome to the Rileys” has an uncommon wealth of concern for them, and as such, it is difficult not to share the sentiment.
http://web.me.com/writa1/tvsoundoff/Film_Reviews/Entries/2010/10/28_Entry_1.htmlOne might assume that a film with the inviting title “Welcome to the... more
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Don McKay (2009) had everything it needed to be a decent movie, but with flat acting and poor (even confusing) dialog it fell short. With a very original plot and a great cast I kept waiting for it to take off. Full review: http://www.dainsmoviereviews.com/2010/07/don-mckay-movie-review.htmlDon McKay (2009) had everything it needed to be a decent movie, but with flat acting... more
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Before Jake Goldberger wrote and directed “Don McKay,” he had only one other feature film on his resume -- and on that he served as a production assistant -- AKA gofor. That makes what he’s accomplished on this film even more impressive. It has the polish of a far more experienced hand and works remarkably well on all counts.Before Jake Goldberger wrote and directed “Don McKay,” he had only one... more
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