Film

News.com.au - IT seems even Oscar-winning Australian actress Cate Blanchett is not immune to the Duke of Edinburgh’s talent for gaffes. When the Elizabeth: The Golden Age actress met Prince Philip recently, he failed to recognise her, Britain’s The Daily Telegraph

Guess Who’s Back
Slate - You give Nader $300, he’ll give you “two DVD s Sicko and Unreasonable Man and three books destined to become classics Free Lunch , Gotcha Capitalism , and All The Shah s Men .” It’s that simple! The prospect of another Nader candidacy should

Oscar(R) Nominee ‘’No End in Sight'’ Available on DVD from Magnolia
Forbes - Nominated for an Academy Award(R) for Best Documentary, No End In Sight is available on DVD from Magnolia Home Entertainment. From Writer/Director/Producer Charles Ferguson, a former senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, and Oscar(R) nominated

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Houston Chronicle - The D.C. event will feature political leaders, scientists, celebrities and major musical acts. But organizers aren’t yet revealing any of the participants. Producer Peter Shapiro says they wanted to make Earth Day a bigger deal. He says more than a

Victoria’s Secret sexiest picks
News.com.au - THE bosses of Victoria’s Secret sure got it wrong when they let Victoria Beckham onto their list of sexiest celebrities. But the executives and designers voted, and they think Posh Spice is the sexiest mom, beating out competition like Angelina Jolie

When the Funny Business Changed Hands
Wall Street Journal - And we get a front-row seat as today’s celebrities offer clashing recollections of their salad days. Mr. Letterman, who gave up a radio job in Indianapolis in 1975 to take his chances in Los Angeles, fondly recalls the Comedy Store and its

Where celebrities stay
Vancouver Sun - Stride through the opulent lobby of the Sutton Place Hotel and there is no telling who you might see. Name a star, almost any star, who has shot a film in Vancouver and chances are they have stayed here. Sometimes, the celebrities aren’t so obvious

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Fear reigns supreme in this thriller that brings together three moody short films. “Frankie the Squirrel” follows a gambler down on his luck; in “Fear,” a boy tries to overcome his funeral parlor phobia; and “Gone” spotlights a grieving father. Co-director Sal Mazzotta stars in the first and third segments of this spooky trilogy, which also features Angie Everhart, Abe Vigoda, Ed O’Ross and David Proval.

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