The Oscars experienced a really low viewership this past weekend with only 34.3 million people tuning in to the show. Whether or not the “tune out” advised by Al Sharpton had much to do with it is unknown, but it…
Alicia Vikander Called ‘Force of Nature’ By ‘Danish Girl’ Co-Star Eddie Redmayne
Alicia Vikander has probably been called many things, but it was her Danish Girl co-star Eddie Redmayne who may have captured her true nature. The Oscar-winning actor said in a behind-the-scenes clip for the film that he credits Vikander, 27,…
Margot Robbie: Sexy Gown, New ‘Do on Oscars Red Carpet
Margot Robbie debuted a very sexy gown with a plunging neckline, as well as a new ‘do on the red carpet at the Oscars on Sunday. The stunning black Saint Laurent gown was enough to turn heads. The stylish new…
Cameron Diaz, Kirk Cameron Win Big at Razzies
Cameron Diaz and Kirk Cameron were big winners at the 35th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards. Dubbed ‘The Razzies,’ winners of these awards aren’t really winners at all. Cameron Diaz won Razzies for Worst Actress, and also by default for appearing…
Julia Roberts: First Appearance Since Sister’s Death
Julia Roberts was at the Oscars on Sunday, marking her first public appearance since her sister’s suicide less than a month ago. Nancy Motes died February 9th. A suicide note and drugs–both prescription and non-prescription–were found at the scene. Roberts…
Ellen DeGeneres Talks Hosting the Oscars
While Ellen DeGeneres might be running around rehearsing for her hosting stint for the Oscars, one thing is for certain: she hasn’t lost her hilarious wit. “I like to shower. I like to shower first and comb my hair,” the…
Bette Midler’s First Performance At Oscars
On Wednesday, producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron announced that the legendary two-time Oscar-nominated actress and multiple Grammy Award-winning singer Bette Midler is set to perform for the first time on the Oscars this year. “We are thrilled to have…
Check Out The Trailer For Akiva Goldman’s Winter’s Tale
In his first foray into directing, Akiva Goldsman, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of “A Beautiful Mind”, takes on “Winter’s Tale”, a film based on the beloved book from 1983. “Winter’s Tale” is a fantasy romance drama that sees Peter Lake (played…
Affleck Shaves Beard After Oscar Win
Ben Affleck decided to shave off his lucky beard after his film, “Argo” took home the Oscar for Best Picture on Sunday night. The actor/director had been keeping the facial hair around as a charm to get him through the…
The Onion Apologizes For Quvenzhané Wallis Tweet
[Warning: one possibly offensive word appears in this article] On Sunday night, while the movie industry was celebrating its biggest night, satirical publication The Onion started a Twitter-tantrum by posting a no-holds-barred tweet meant to shock docile red carpet watchers.…
Ashton Kutcher Wants An Oscar For The Steve Jobs Biopic
I think that we can all agree on our initial reaction to the news that Ashton Kutcher was set to portray Steve Jobs in an upcoming biopic. “What?” But after everyone settled down and it was confirmed that it wasn’t…
Netflix Lessens the Sting of Starz Losses With Oscar Flicks
Back in September 2011, a collapse in negotiations left Netflix and Starz unable to come to terms on a deal that would extend the contract between the two companies. At the time, Starz said that they had to protect the…
Sound Issues Make 2012 Oscars Uncomfortable
While watching last night’s 2012 Academy Awards (The Oscars), where Billy Crystal’s hosting brought flavor back to the Oscars, and various recent movies like The Artist, The Descendants, and Hugo were capturing awards left and right, there seemed to be…
Jimmy Kimmel’s “Movie: The Movie” Is The Star-Studded Answer To “The Artist”
If you’re like me, Jimmy Kimmel’s post-Oscars show is one of the best things about Oscar night. After the 3+ hour award ceremony and some questionable bits from host and presenters alike, Kimmel’s broadcast usually serves as a a nice…
Win A Year of Free Redbox Rentals With Bing’s Oscar-Night Twitter Contest
Do you have a gripe about the current state of filmmaking? Do you long for the golden age where (most) ideas were original and the world had never even heard of Michael Bay? If so, you can voice your critiques…