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Hollywood lightens up fall schedule

Real New York Meets Fake New York at Umpteenth ‘Gossip Girl’ Party

The season premiere of Gossip Girl might be one of the most celebrated premieres in the history of television. Off the top of our heads we can think of like, five premiere parties held for The Greatest Show Ever this week, and that's not even counting the Dress Your Dog Like Blair–themed fiesta Intel Jessica had or the party Intel Chris had in his pants. It can all get a little overwhelming, which is why, perhaps, the Observer's Jon Liu felt himself shying away from canned quotes from fake New Yorkers (we hear "Jenny is going to change a lot this year.") and talking to a real New Yorker: An artist named Debbie Branch. "Oh, you know these kids keep coming to Chelsea chasing Basquiat. Well, I was with Basquiat, and even Warhol, and let me tell you, if you want to be an artist you should be anywhere else but New York."

And then later:

"Robert Mapplethorpe? I hate Robert Mapplethorpe. They caught him once with a naked 6-year-old with a bullwhip up his ass, and he said it was art and got all the grants. Let me ask you, if you were 6 years old, would you want a bullwhip up your ass?"

Plus ten reality points!

Confusion, Sartorial and Otherwise, At Yet Another 'Gossip Girl' Party [NYO]

U.K. stage spotlights film adaptations

Fall Out Boy Not Overly Concerned About Their Lameness

1. Fall Out Boy, "I Don't Care"
On this new track, Patrick Stump sings, "I don't care what you think about me, as long as it's about me," which makes us feel less guilty for thinking about how boring it is. [Viva La Mainstream]

2. Drake feat. Lil Wayne, "Ransom"
Toronto-based Drake makes a foreigner's mistake, name-dropping beloved Crips children's program Blue's Clues in front of his Bloods-affiliated guest. [White Folks Get Crunk]

3. Lil Wayne feat. MF Doom, "A Milli (Mike Waxx Remix)"
Weezy actually sounds like a millionaire on this remix, in which Waxx replaces the sludgy vocal sample in the original with some of Doom's noir soundtrack bombast. [Umbilical Chord]

4. Reefer, "May Baleen"
Nick Thorburn is addicted to nautical puns, as his new band's name, this first single, and the name of their album (The Life Narcotic) all show, but based on the strength of this track and his work in Islands and Unicorns, he's also got a thing for making great music. [Pitchfork]

5. Crazy P, "Love on the Line (Unabombers Vocal Mix)"
Crazy Penis failed to improve their name by shortening it to Crazy P, but they definitely succeeded in throwing together a great slab of disco on this first track off their new record, to be released in October. [Get Weird Turn Pro]

Leigh Lezark Literally a Cartoon

It is with some reluctance that we direct you to Style.com's Virtual Front Row, in which they present cartoon versions of the fashion set talking about, obviously, fashion things. Usually it's kooky-cute. But one cartooned insider who'll be participating all week is MisShapes D.J. (can we still call her that?) Leigh Lezark. Her avatar sounds just as enthused about the endeavor as you'd expect. And for a cartoon, she even looks pissy. [Leigh Lezark - Style File]

Agenda: Read-Along DVD Geniusly Improves on ‘Where the Wild Things Are’

While you wait for Spike Jonze to tweak his Wild Things adaptation, pop this genius rereleased animated book in the player. Sendak's story is paired with an off-kilter jazz score by Peter Schickele, who delivers a perfectly pitched narration that’ll both scare and soothe her. (Do watch the bonus interview, in which Sendak I.D.'s the Wild Things voice-overs.) Sendak’s In the Night Kitchen is turned into a swing-era musical adventure, while four other of his short books get a Carole King song treatment. [Where the Wild Things Are; Maurice Sendak; Scholastic Storybook Treasures; Buy]

PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW: A Little Help (Playbill)

Shooting the Shit With Andres Serrano

Piss Christ artist Andres Serrano's new show at Yvon Lambert Gallery is simply and appropriately titled "Shit," featuring 66 weirdly gorgeous photos of dooty produced by dogs, jaguars, bulls, and the artist himself. "I wanted to take a close-up look at shit," he told us last night at Bowery Hotel following a dinner in his honor. Why? Serrano gave us the straight poop.

So, are you over piss?
I was done with piss twenty years ago. It took me twenty years to realize that I had to do shit. It's funny because someone once asked where would I draw the line for myself, "What wouldn't you work with?" And I said I won't work with shit. That was many years ago. Now, I've realized that it makes sense. Not only was I meant to do this show, I was meant to do it the way that I've done it. I feel that I've done the definitive work on shit, and I feel very happy that I've claimed shit as my own.

How is it definitive?
It's 68 images altogether. People have said shit has been used before — Manzoni, shitting in a can — but you know what? First of all, there's a debate as to whether there's shit in those cans, and second of all, you don't see the shit. These are close-up images of shit. A serious investigation.

Can you talk about how it's abstracted from its sensory component? I was just talking with a collector inside who was saying that when she saw the images, she almost imagined the smell — she couldn't separate the two.
My intention in doing this project was to take a close-up look at shit. When, you know, shit is relatively small, to look at it close up, you have to magnify it a lot. When you get that close to something, you do abstract it. I was wise to see the depth of beauty and diversity in working with shit. And in that sense, I'm very pleased with the results. They even surpass what I expected.

What were you expecting? What surprised you in working with it?
I was surprised because I didn't know what I would find. You become almost like a scientist. You have a very clinical approach to making your work, and you don't let the smell bother you or disgust you. In that sense, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I think I've done such a good job that other artists will say, "Why didn't I think of this?" because I make it look easy.

Do you think art's shit? What do you think of the art world here in New York right now?
In a way, it's all shit. It's all relative. There's good shit, there's bad shit. There's interesting shit. There's spectacular shit. I haven't looked at anybody's shit in a long time. There's this point as an artist, where you sort of withdraw from the rest of the world and you're not interested in what other people are doing. I don't care what's going on.

So you don't give a shit. Were you paying any homage to Manzoni in doing this project?
Manzoni wasn't the guy — I came up with this idea when I was watching Borat doing the nude wrestling scene. All of a sudden, I kicked myself — I was like, Oh shit! I love Sacha. I think we would connect. I loved Ali G. I love Bruno. So, I'm a big fan of his since I discovered him three or four years ago.

Were you doing this to be funny?
There's something funny about it. There's no real funny shit in the show. The whole thing's kind of funny, when you think about it. This is my shit. I wanted to see people on the planet right now say, "When he's talking about his shit, he means it literally."

Earlier: ‘Piss Christ’ Photographer Andres Serrano Craps Out Some New Art

Tom Cruise, UA pick up 'Monster'

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Clobbered Times Square Biker Vindicated

Remember the above video? It was taped on July 25 during a Critical Mass bike ride through the city. In it, you see what appears to be a brutal bodychecking by police officer Patrick Pogan against cyclist Christopher Long. But what you might not have known was that Long was arrested after this incident. The NYPD took him in for obstructing traffic and deliberately steering into Pogan. (After the video came to light, the officer was stripped of his badge and put on desk duty.)

Well, today all charges against Long were dismissed. He's free to ride the streets of the city once again — though we imagine that while he's on his bike he'll steer clear of Times Square in the future. Not that this isn't advice any human resident of New York could have given him in the first place.

DA DROPS CHARGES AGAINST CYCLIST IN YOUTUBE [NYP]
Earlier: Times Square Cyclist-Clobbering May Spur Paterson to Appoint Special Prosecutor

Fug Girls: Celebs Stay Remarkably Un-Sweaty at Yigal Azrouël

Mere hours into Fashion Week, the humidity is already wilting our spirits (and our hair). So we watched with awe as Elettra Rossellini-Wiedemann sauntered into the Yigal Azrouël show in tight leather pants; were that us, our legs would be marinating in buckets of perspiration as we wept openly and begged someone in standing room to stab us with a pen, but Wiedemann defied science and logic by looking sweat-free and calm. We're not sure what her secret is, but we suspect it has less to do with what you can buy in Duane Reade than it does with a car and driver.

Amusingly, at one point Wiedemann left her seat and followed a photographer to the venue's white backdrop and posed energetically and exaggeratedly — flipping her hair, piling it on her head, pouting, etc. She then perused the results on his digital camera, which we imagine was her way of making sure the pics would pass muster with ANTM guest judges Miss J Alexander and Nigel Barker, who chatted together in the front row. Hey, at least Elettra enjoyed the photo op. Party girl Cory Kennedy — fresh off her cameo on 90210 — appeared not only tired and disheveled in trashed white jeans and Doc Martens but totally bored throughout. Although frankly it seems like she would look bored if George Clooney were tickling her feet wearing diamond-studded chaps, so perhaps she's just inexpressive. Or hung-over.

Expectant mom Alexis Bryant Morgan, who hasn't popped yet, wandered in looking low-key in flats and a sundress (the baby weight agrees with her). Katie Lee Joel squeezed into the front row next to Fabiola Beracasa, while Nina Garcia commanded reporters' attention across the runway. The biggest surprise, though, was People's Revolution honcho Kelly Cutrone. Despite having to run the event, Cutrone looked much less harried than she does on The Hills. In fact, in person, the self-proclaimed power bitch looked cheery, well rested, and actually kinda hot. And not in the sweaty, overheated way. Cutrone: 1, Fug Girls: 0.

View a slideshow of the Yigal Azrouël collection.

Source: Vulture | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:52 pm

Agenda: Iraq War Doc ‘No End in Sight’ Attacks With the Facts

Rather than take down George Bush with smug cheap shots, political scientist Charles Ferguson’s terrific No End in Sight, first released in 2007, simply attacks with the facts. Now, it’s available on YouTube, without interruption and with all its upsetting insights intact. Its methodical, incisive dissection of the Bush administration’s myriad stupidities leading up to the Iraq war make for that rare contemporary documentary that worries less about its entertainment value than building a convincing argument. [No End In Sight; On YouTube]

Wild Things are Coming October 2009 [ComingSoon]

Source: Vulture | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:34 pm

Capsule review of `Bangkok Dangerous' (AP)

AP - Capsule reviews of films opening this week:

Source: Yahoo! News: Entertainment Reviews | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:31 pm

‘Times’ to Consolidate Sections

In order to save on printing costs, the Times will cut the number of sections it has in the paper by folding the "Metro" and "Sports" sections into other sections of the newspaper, reports the Observer today: "According to newsroom sources, the Metro Section is moving into the A-section and the Sports section will move into the Business section for some portion of the week." Okay, combining the "Metro" and front sections makes sense, but "Sports" and "Business" is kind of weird, no? What's next, "Automotive" and "Styles"? [NYO]

(AP) AP - Nicolas Cage is back to his dreary former self — you know, the guy who starred a decade ago in such downers as "8MM" and "Bringing Out the Dead" — with the tediously monotonous action flick "Bangkok Dangerous."
Source: Yahoo! News: Entertainment Reviews | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:28 pm

Exclusive First Look: Inside Colette x Gap

With a spare moment between shows, we didn't see why we shouldn't head over to 54th Street and Fifth Avenue and stalk the Colette x Gap pop-up. The space opens tomorrow at 10 a.m., and it is, as the gods would have it, tiny — this one could (and likely will) get violently crowded, and fast. Remarkably, the paper's off the windows a day early, and though they're not letting anyone near the doors, they were rather friendly about our gawking.

Source: The Cut | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:20 pm

Ezra Klein and Alex Pareene on McCain’s Dreams for the Presidency and O’Reilly Versus Obama

Every day until November 4, a series of writers and thinkers will discuss the election over instant messenger for nymag.com. Today The American Prospect’s Ezra Klein and Gawker’s Alex Pareene discuss McCain and the presidency as a “badge of honor,” O'Reilly's treatment of Obama as just another “total loser,” and just what Charlton Heston in Viva Zapata has to do with all of it.

A.P.: Somehow this "short week" has been the longest one EVER, but I am soldiering through, like Sarah Palin without her TelePrompTer.

E.K.: I'm gritting my teeth and enduring the length, like Todd Palin on a moose hunt. So what'd you think of the BIG SPEECH!?

A.P.: That means McCain's, right?

E.K.: If you'd like.

A.P.: It was boring. It was good, I guess, but the deflated, barely hidden disdain of the crowd bled through on TV. They got riled up when the hippies got kicked out.

E.K.: Weird moment, right?

A.P.: God, it was kind of terrifying.

E.K.: McCain had just said, "Many of you are struggling to put food on your table and keep your home," and the place erupted in thunderous "U-S-A" chants.

A.P.: I mean, McCain looked very literally not in charge of his party as they chanted and screamed and he did nothing.

E.K.: It was like, yep, only in America could you lose your home and go hungry. Woohah!

A.P.: Ha-ha-ha, yes!

And then no one got riled up again until STAND UP at the end, when suddenly it looked like the Republican nominee for the presidency was borrowing the rhetorical tools of Dennis Kucinich.

E.K.: I mean, I'll give McCain some credit here. It may not have been a very good speech, but in a fairly literal (rather than Biden-esque) sense, it was an honorable one. Few dishonest attacks, mostly positive, etc.

A.P.: Oh no, I agree completely. It seemed like the speech McCain's been dreaming of giving since whenever he set his eyes on the presidency, but sort of grafted on to this dumb 2008 stump speech. Grace and humility and then SCHOOL CHOICE and CULTURE OF LIFE.

E.K.: The problem was that it wasn't a positive vision of the country, but a positive vision of John McCain.

E.K.: They make a big deal of how Barack Obama is the center of the Barack Obama campaign. But their argument is more like Obama is awesomely smart and has all these awesome policies and he will bring people together and do these awesome policies. McCain's argument is that being a prisoner of war made him an extremely good and grave man. It's as if the presidency is the medal of honor.

A.P.: "I'm not running for president because I think I'm blessed with such personal greatness that history has anointed me to save our country in its hour of need." I am running for president because I was tortured. It's different.

E.K.: Right, I'm running for president because I was blessed with such hardship that history should reward me in the twilight of my life.

A.P.: I think a lot of people might be sympathetic to that view! Like, "Just give the guy the job already."

E.K.: I'd say approximately half the country is.

A.P.: Yes, exactly. The anti-that-punk-kid vote.

E.K.: It is interesting to watch the process of ideological self-persuasion, though. Take the Christian right.

A.P.: Well, yeah, they're already acting like Palin's on top of the ticket. And obviously people like me, who just enjoy the Palin story so much more than the McCain "story," are certainly helping.

E.K.: Here's a guy who publicly went to war with Falwell and Robertson, who is clearly personally uninterested in organized religion, who fairly obviously has a certain level of contempt for that part of the Republican coalition. ALL reporting suggests he desperately wanted Tom Ridge or Lieberman to be his V.P. but was convinced the Christian right would abandon him. So he picks Palin and suddenly they're involved. But he's going to be president! And all evidence is that he can't stand them! It's weird.

And on some level, I think they're making the right choice: McCain wants to be a great man of history, and that means doing what he's got to do on domestic policy such that he's the guy who gets to go to war with China. But still, it's weird.

A.P.: Did you see Obama on O'Reilly?

E.K.: Yeah, for a few minutes.

A.P.: It was not actually too exciting except that O'Reilly officially declared that Obama "looked me in the eyes, and he's not a wimp."

E.K.: I thought you had to give it to O'Reilly. Lots of journalists would fold under those circumstances, become polite and solicitous. O'Reilly stayed true to himself. He was a total jerk.

A.P.: I did admire his total commitment to interviewing Obama like he was any other loser.

E.K.: Exactly. Interrupting, bullying. I mean, O'Reilly knows who he is. It didn't even seem like an act.

A.P.: BUT would he do that to McCain?

E.K.: I doubt it. All men have their price, and all men have their heroes.

A.P.: It just seemed odd last night to have Obama speaking on Iran and Pakistan and McCain basically doing the old John Edwards "I met a struggling family working 100 jobs" routine. When McCain does that routine, there's an odd break where you wait for him to explain what they wanted John McCain to do about it.

E.K.: Yeah, with him it's empathy for empathy's sake. "My friends, I too have known hardship…" It's interesting, the theory of why people vote on character issues is that we don't have time to get deeper and we use people's personality traits to assume their policies and agendas and priorities. But McCain has a tendency to not even try and signal that. He signals some empathy, but no interest in even gesturing toward his compassionate or attentive response. It's sort of rare for a politician.

A.P.: Well, I'm sort of with Peggy Noonan uncensored when she bemoans that he doesn't do "the narrative bullshit" so well. Their campaign is entirely character-based because McCain is an extraordinary character! And I thought when [Steve] Schmidt said the stupid "this isn't about issues" thing, it was a simple statement of inarguable fact.

E.K.: Agreed. I just tend to wonder how McCain thinks about the office himself. When he quietly daydreams abut the presidency, are all the scenes international diplomacy? Is there any legislation really involved? Because you genuinely don't get the sense that this guy sits around musing about bringing health care to people. It's almost like he just wants to be Super Secretary of State.

A.P.: Yes! Well, who would his historical parallel be — who's his hero, besides Chuck Heston in Viva Zapata?

E.K.: President H.W. Bush.

A.P.: Oh man, it makes sad sense.

E.K.: Also a war hero, also a caretaker Republican after a radical and controversial administration.

A.P.: But in his fantasies, is he Woodrow Wilson??

E.K.: Possibly. Or Teddy, though Teddy did a lot of domestic stuff.

A.P.: Yeah, I don't see McCain running as a trust-buster.

E.K.: In any case, we may well find out soon enough. Any final thoughts?

A.P.: I'm grateful the conventions are fucking over and MSNBC is going live to a guy standing in the rain again.

Earlier: Tyler Cowen and Ezra Klein on Palin’s Speech and What Obama and McCain Would Each Accomplish — or Not — As President

Source: Daily Intel | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:03 pm

Photographer Bill Durgin Visits Scene of Horrific Yoga Accident

Photographer Bill Durgin’s torsos are neither as elegant as Degas’s nor as grand as Rodin’s. But they're definitely happy-making: They're pulpy and pink, hoisting themselves up steps like a Slinky or, here, twisting into a pretzel. Durgin seems to be imagining what happens when yoga goes either terribly right or terribly wrong. See them at Merge Gallery through October 11.

Source: Vulture | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:02 pm

Can Britney Do It Again and Do It Right?

Celebrities weigh in on how scandal-scarred Spears can shine at MTV's VMAs.
Source: ABC News: Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 7:14 pm

Young Shaolin novice monks

Young Shaolin novice monks, seen in 2002, pray at the Tianqiao theatre in Beijing before a performance produced by the China Performing Arts Agency with the monks of the Songshan Shaolin temple. China's...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 6:52 pm

Jamie-Lynn Sigler praises purple (AP)

AP - Many stylish women worship the color black, but not Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 5 Sep 2008 | 6:20 pm

Indian Bollywood actor Salman Khan

Indian Bollywood actor Salman Khan attends a music release of the film "Saawariya" in Mumba in 2007. Major Bollywood stars have donated nearly a quarter of a million dollars to help victims of flood-hit...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 6:19 pm

Filmmaker Michael Moore

Filmmaker Michael Moore, seen in August 2008, attends a screening at The State Theater of the new film, "I Am Because We Are" at the Traverse City Film Festival in Traverse City, Michigan. Moore is to...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 5:43 pm

'Entourage' Boys Are Back, but All's Not Well

The cast of the HBO show says the fifth season will be more dramatic than ever.
Source: ABC News: Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 5:42 pm

Lance Armstrong: I Wasn't a 'Sex Champion'

Lance Armstrong was not a "sex champion" in his Tour de France days, he tells the October issue of Men's Journal magazine, but he "never got any complaints."
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 5:29 pm

Popular comic strip ignites controversy

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Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 4:55 pm

Spanish tenor Jose Carreras (R) and host Axel Bulthaupt in front of a screen showing Luciano Pavarotti

Spanish tenor Jose Carreras (R) and host Axel Bulthaupt in front of a screen projecting footage of late Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti at the rehearsal for the Jose Carreras Gala show in Leipzig, Germany,...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 3:58 pm

Seth Rogen excited to do 'Porno'

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Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 3:41 pm

Moore to Put Out New Film for Free

"Slacker Uprising" follows Moore's tour during the '04 election to rally voters.
Source: ABC News: Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 3:32 pm

Fashion designer Mila Schoen dies in Italy (AP)

AP - Mila Schoen, an Italian designer of elegant, impeccably tailored clothes, died early Friday at her villa in northern Italy at the age of 91.

Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 5 Sep 2008 | 2:56 pm

Dr. Greene Returns to 'ER,' Not From Dead

Anthony Edwards reprises Dr. Greene in flashback for "ER's" final season.
Source: ABC News: Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 2:47 pm

Guy Ritchie Rocks Again with 'RocknRolla'

At Toronto Film Festival, Ritchie denies marriage to Madonna is on the rocks.
Source: ABC News: Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 2:44 pm

Britney Spears to Open Sunday's Video Music Awards

Britney Spears may not sing at this weekend's MTV's Video Music Awards, but Christina Aguilera will.
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 2:03 pm

Anthony Edwards' Dr. Greene Coming Back to 'ER' in Flashback

Dr. Mark Greene is coming back to "ER," but he's not coming back from the dead.
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 1:49 pm

Fran Drescher to Be Named a Public Diplomacy Envoy

Her duties will include working with health organizations and women’s groups to raise awareness of women’s health issues, cancer awareness and detection
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 1:48 pm

Down-and-out singer now has No. 1

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Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 1:45 pm

Celebrities stand up to cancer

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Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 1:43 pm

Pop Singer's Slaying Turns Into Sordid Mideast Drama

An Egyptian lawmaker and business tycoon was arrested Tuesday in the death of a Lebanese pop singer, Egypt's chief prosecutor said, accusing the man of paying a former police officer $2 million to kill her.
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 1:34 pm

Jacksons earn big award; Michael a no-show

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Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 1:29 pm

At La Perla, an Absence of Elegance (Fashion Wire Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - La Perla, the legendary Italian lingerie house, is a brand synonymous with luxury and a type of sensuality that is chic not cheap.

Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 5 Sep 2008 | 12:40 pm

Wacky Brit ready to grab you through VMAs

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Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 5 Sep 2008 | 12:39 pm

Repairman Denies Killing Ashton Kutcher's Ex

An air conditioning repairman pleaded not guilty to the stabbing deaths of two women, including a former girlfriend of actor Ashton Kutcher.
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 12:39 pm

Mickey Rourke star as a has-been professional wrestler in "The Wrestler"

US actor Mickey Rourke poses with his dog in front of a Golden Lion statue as he arrives at the 65th Venice International Film Festival on September 3. US director Darren Aronofsky's "The Wrestler" starring...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 12:10 pm

Anne Hathaway's film "Rachel Getting Married" was one of few to win high mark from the critics

US actress Anne Hathaway poses before the screening of the movie "Rachel Getting Married" at the Venice film festival on September 3. The film was one of few to win praise at the festival and stars Hathaway...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 12:10 pm

Spike Lee is set to present the European premiere of his latest film "Miracle at Santa Anna" at the event

Filmmaker Spike Lee attends the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado in late August 2008. US stars are set to descend on the posh French resort of Deauville for the Festival of American Cinema...
Source: Infocious RSS raw feed - channel BNImagesEnter | 5 Sep 2008 | 11:41 am

Cindy McCain sets tone for GOP fashion (AP)

AP - Not since Jacqueline Kennedy first donned her signature pillbox hats have fashionistas paid such close attention to what the women of politics are wearing.

Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 5 Sep 2008 | 11:17 am

Stars wish they were in Dorothy's shoes (AP)

AP - It's been 70 years since Judy Garland first clicked her ruby slippers in "The Wizard of Oz," yet even the well-heeled celebrities who inhabit the wonderful land of Hollywood still find the shoes a thing of beauty.

Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 5 Sep 2008 | 11:15 am

Mom: Britney Spears Lost Virginity at Age 14

Britney Spears was not so innocent long before Justin Timberlake, according to her mother.
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:37 am

Oprah Denies Report She's Balking at Booking Palin

Oprah taking sides? The queen of talk says it ain't so.
Source: FOXNews.com | 5 Sep 2008 | 8:33 am

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