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Oscars: Last Night’s Show Was Mediocre

2011-03-04T02:39:00.001-08:00

By Michael Russnow
HollywoodNews.com: The Academy Awards on ABC opened very well. Okay, not so original, inserting Oscar hosts into nominated film clips, but it was fun. Plus, considering the question mark of having non-comedian movie stars James Franco and Anne Hathaway as hosts, it seemed to dispel the notion they weren’t up to the task.
Then it happened and the bubble burst as the couple tripped over the obligatory monologue. Flatly written and seeming more like a very extended bit of pedestrian patter by two ordinary presenters, the only good thing was it was mercifully short. And you know the writers are in trouble when they have to rely upon Hathaway’s mother and Franco’s grandmother to help out in the audience.
My first major disappointment: “And the Oscar goes to” was back after my joy last year when the producers restored the historic “And the winner is.” Why did they do it? Is it a producer decision or does the Board of Governors have a hand? Was there an outcry last year when the ridiculous “politically correct” decision in 1989 to excise the word “winner” from the ceremony was overturned? Does anyone really believe the four not called to the stage now feel better having lost?
And why pair awards as they did with one presenter as was done in many instances, starting with Tom Hanks giving out the Make-up and Art Direction prizes? Except for a short introduction and applause for another presenter, very little time was saved and it cheated the vast audience of lots of star power.
And star power was middling at best, heightened by the emotional appearance too early on of screen legend Kirk Douglas, who presented the supporting actress award to a much deserved Melissa Leo for The Fighter. Of course, the big question was where was last year’s supporting actor winner Christoph Waltz, who traditionally should have presented that Oscar? This was repeated when Reese Witherspoon gave the supporting actor award to Christian Bale, brilliant in The Fighter, instead of Mo’Nique, who won last year. I hadn’t heard either was sick, and since Oscar schedules are known well in advance, why weren’t they there? If it was their lack of oomph, they surely could have saved Douglas and Witherspoon for Film Editing, instead of tying it up with Visual Effects.
But Kirk Douglas was a hoot, and considering his nonagenarian status he was in terrific shape. Most of us are used to his stroke-induced halting speech, but, all things considered, he’s so articulate and won the audience over, stalling hysterically before finally revealing Melissa Leo as the winner.
The first hour was a bit of a rush, with oodles of awards, including the screenplay and supporting actor categories, making one wonder what would they do for the other two hours? Pity the producers hadn’t thought of that as the show dragged on and on.
Writing winners, Aaron Sorkin for The Social Network, and David Seidler, who wrote The King’s Speech were very pithy, and I was pleased to see for the first time I can remember showing the nominated writers waiting for the envelope to be open in the same way as those in major categories.
Here and there Franco and Hathaway came out and seemed uneasy, though Anne did deliver, singing On My Own very well with mock outrage that Hugh Jackman wouldn’t do a duet. Why Franco then came out dressed like Marilyn Monroe in a non-funny bit escapes me, except perhaps the writers and producers couldn’t think of something better.
There were a few clever moments, such as Russell Brand, incorrectly translating Helen Mirren’s French (which I was delighted I could understand — she speaks much slower than my French cousins), and there were fake song clips inserted into some of this year’s films, the funniest for me was the reference to Jacob not wearing a shirt in the latest Twilight movie.
Then, presumably to thrill us, they brought out long-time Oscar host Billy Crystal, which was a big mistake, because it only highlighted Hathaway and Franco’s shortcomings. More so when Crystal paid tribute to Oscar host record holder Bob Hope, who was shown on an old kinescope in his prime, with funny one-liners from almost sixty years ago. Then, it was back to James and Anne, and they tried, but you couldn’t help feeling the producers had sadism on their minds.
The In Memoriam section went well, and for the first time in years we could actually make out the first two being honored, though you have to wonder why Tony Curtis, one of the biggest stars in the list came out so early, leaving much lesser luminaries for later when it is supposed to build in momentum.
And, I’m sorry, but leaving Lena Horne for last and giving her a special tribute by Halle Berry was inappropriate and disrespectful to the others who left us. Please forgive me, and I pay tribute to the woman’s talent, but she was not a major film actress in any way. She was primarily known as a recording artist, and while she appeared in some films, mostly singing, when you think of her you don’t think movie star.
There seems to be a predilection to pick certain people to honor so that something can be said about problems that existed in our society. Yes, Lena Horne was denied opportunities a white woman might have gotten. On the other hand, there were a lot of singers who never made it in the movies, like megastars Mary Martin and Ethel Merman. And, as for groundbreaking, it was Hattie McDaniel who did so winning the first Oscar by an African American for her role in Gone With the Wind.
They also erred last year in a tribute to John Hughes. Fortunately, the Horne segment wasn’t as long. But I fumed last March, considering no such honor was afforded Alfred Hitchcock or Billy Wilder or Fred Zinnemann, whose contributions were arguably greater to cinema history.
I’m also pissed they don’t give Special Oscars at the ceremony, reserving them for a special function last fall. But at least this year they had the good grace to show a bit more of that celebration, inviting Eli Wallach, Francis Ford Coppola and Kevin Brownlow onstage for a long standing ovation, denied Lauren Bacall and Roger Corman last year, who were pointed to in the audience for a few seconds before the director broke to a commercial.
And finally, what was that montage of clips of the various best picture nominees, with Colin Firth’s dialogue over all of them? Each film deserved its own scene, and the producers should have made the time available to do so. Yes, the Staten Island chorus kids were cute, but it was unnecessary, though it reminded us of one of the most memorable Oscar Song winners, Over the Rainbow, which was curiously omitted from the list of those queried as to their favorite Best Songs in another irrelevant bit.
So, all in all the show was mediocre, but not a disaster, with the best thing about it sharing the wealth among most of the nominees and, for me, most of the deserving were victorious.

Is “Mad Men” coming back?

2011-03-04T02:38:00.001-08:00

By: Roger Friedman

By Roger Friedman
HollywoodNews.com: It’s March 1st, do you know when “Mad Men” is coming back? No? Neither does anyone else. As of this weekend there has been no movement in the negotiations between Lions Gate, AMC, and show creator Matthew Weiner.
Over the weekend, I ran into Jon Hamm, the nominal star of the show. He says nothing’s happened. He and girlfriend (accomplished writer director) Jennifer Westfeldt just wrapped their indie film, “Friends with Kids,” and now head off to edit it. I saw Jared Harris at SoHo House one night. Like most of the “Mad Men” actors, he’s trapped. He can’t really start anything because the show could come back at any moment. Indeed, the way Weiner works, if “Mad Men” were all set to begin pre-production today, Weiner wouldn’t be ready to shoot until June 1st. At least. Maybe July 1st. We wouldn’t see new shows until September. Last time, “Mad Men” debuted on July 25th. Certainly AMC’s strength is to debut in summer, away from the new fall season on the broadcast networks. But now that hope is dashed.
By procrastinating so long, they’ve pushed “Mad Men” to a late fall run at best. Get with it, AMC, Lions Gate! Wrap this up. There’s nothing Weiner could want than any other star show runner has ever gotten. This stalling is only making the companies and the network look bad, and not attractive to other TV producers.

Halle Berry: “I love women, I love supporting them”

2011-03-04T02:37:00.000-08:00

By: Roger Friedman

By Roger Friedman
HollywoodNews.com: So much to catch up on from Oscar weekend besides the actual Oscars. Our Leah Sydney reports that the Women in Film event, held on rain drenched Friday night at SoHo House, scared up Amy Adams, Melissa Leo, Jackie Weaver, Hailee Steinfeld and David O. Russell. Halle Berry was honored; producer Cathy Shulman, president of Women in Film, spoke to Leah.
“We are still dealing with the situation of that of the top 100 films annually I think now four years running we’ve only got about 7 % of women at best, working in the roles of writers, directors and producers and less in other areas. It remains a problem. Since 1998 we haven’t increased the numbers, we’ve actually decreased them.I think the best way to solve it is to train and instruct women as they’re coming into the media business as to survival skills in the business. And also to really work to educate them that this is not just show, this is show business. There is a very solid business aspect to the jobs. It’s important to understand the context of how the movies are working and how they sell, etc. “
So it’s still a Good Old Boys Network?
Cathy answered:
“I see more proliferation actually in the executive ranks of women. I wouldn’t say in the executive side that’s it’s only it is a good old boys network. What’s really shocking even with executives in high level positions within the studios, we’re not seeing an increase an increase of the hiring of women from the creative side. I would like to see a more concerted, focused effort in hiring women into jobs. Only if the women are prepared and ready and appropriate for those jobs. The way we can focus on making women ready is to teach them to the necessary skills. To work on the kind of genres that work in the business. To steer away from a tendency to work on personal and particular stories which often times don’t have a wide distribution. It’s hard. If you’re making a movie of an experience that only happens rarely-it’s harder..If it’s a four quadrant movie, a universal theme, people all over the world can relate to it.”
Halle then told the crowd, “ I love women, I love supporting them, I do whatever I can to be a part of it.” She didn’t talk to the press otherwise, but after all, she’s got a baby at home.

2011 “American Idol” – And the Top 13 are…

2011-03-04T02:35:00.000-08:00

By: HollywoodNews.com

HollywoodNews.com: “American Idol” unveiled the Top 13 sending 11 hopeful contenders back home.
The judges chose six contestants for the wild card round — Naima Adedapo, Jovanny Barreto, Kendra Chantelle, Ashton Jones, Stefano Langone and Robbie Rosen.
So, the American Idol Top 13 are:
Casey Abrams
Naima Adedapo
Lauren Alaina
James Durbin
Ashthon Jones
Stefano Langone
Jacob Lusk
Scotty McCreery
Paul McDonald
Thia Megia
Haley Reinhart
Karen Rodriguez
Pia Toscano
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Anna Faris will star in the remake of -Private Benjamin-

2010-05-17T09:59:00.000-07:00

The 33-year-old actress is to take over the role of Judy Benjamin, originally played by Goldie Hawn, in the reimagining of the classic 1980 comedy, which follows a spoilt woman who joins the US army following the death of her husband on their wedding night.
The original movie picked up three Oscar nominations and was one of the biggest-grossing movies of the year on its release.
New Line Cinema is behind the remake, with Amy Talkington in negotiations to script the film and Mark Gordon set to produce, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
‘Private Benjamin’ joins a number of films New Line Cinema has decided to remake, with ‘Police Academy’ and ‘Vacation’ – which originally starred Chevy Chase and John Candy – also in the pipeline.

Anna has a number of films being released in the coming months.
She recently finished shooting the role of Wendy Franklin in comedy drama ‘Young Americans’ alongside Topher Grace and Michelle Trachtenberg, and is currently recording the voice of Rachel for animated movie ‘Yogi Bear’ with Justin Timberlake and Dan Aykroyd.

Fall/Winter 2010 fashion trends

2010-05-17T09:58:00.000-07:00

As people say, get the things you may need ready in good time, time you checked out the hottest looks for this coming fashion season.
Experts say this coming fall and winter will be all about strong silhouettes and sophisticated glamour. Decadent features are present in many F/W 2009-10 key looks and reflect the current economic situation.
However, 80s disco style and bold looks will anyway find their own place in your wardrobe if you want to follow the fashion tendencies in full. It’s like all about girl power! See what I mean.
Get the shoes. Go fancy
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – thigh-high boots and fancy shoesFootwear goes surreal this coming season. The more extravagance and crazy you look the better. Opt for dramatic designs and exaggerated heels. Hardware embellishment is really hot, too.
Puss-in-boots style makes its glorious comeback in fall 2009. Long boots win over stilettos.
Moreover, designers let you go further and try thigh-high black suede skinny leg boots, one of the hottest key looks for the winter. Channel the inner Catwoman, girl!
Fancy shoulders
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – padded shoulders
Padded shoulders made the comeback in Spring/ Summer 2009 and the trend remains strong for fall and winter as well. Get bold exaggerated shoulders to get a genuinely In look for this cold season.
80s style
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – 80s style with vibrant colors and designs
Thanks to Marc Jacobs and the like, a strong disco-diva vibe is back to our wardrobes. Vibrant colors, sequined skirts, leather jackets, graphic tees and large polka dots – you can find inspiration in old 80s music videos and films!
Chain it!
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – chain strap bags
Let some classic beauty in your life. Chain bags that are influenced by the Chanel 2.55 bag are so in vogue for fall and winter 2009 – 2010. Chain strap bags can be worn as lovely clutches and across-body style. Just like with the heels, metal embellishment is really huge for bags, too.
Bold heavy accessories & jewelry
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – large statement accessories
No need to restrain yourself from getting extra large with accessories. Go oversized with chains and studs and jewelry and dramatic silhouettes. Thinking huge chunky rings and cuffs and leather bracelets.
Glitter is still really hot. Shimmering fabrics are so in for f/W 09-10. To somehow balance the look designers suggest combing sparkling with demure cuts.
Back to the 40s
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – cinched waists
Go back to the retro look with French chic – cinched waists are present in both casual wear and outerwear. Get ready to see belted coats, skirts and trousers.
Masculine femininity
Female fashion gets mannish. A masculine tailored blazer becomes one of the season’s key pieces. Typical men’s fabrics like tweed enter a woman’s wardrobe in the form of shift dresses and jackets.
Zebra & leopard
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – zebra and leopard prints
Animal prints are still huge. Zebra and leopard prints stand out and dominate the print palette. The characteristic feature of all prints this coming season is that they’re statement – exaggerated and strong.
Capes
Forget about carefully tailored coats. Go free with capes. Designers advise to pair them with elegant shift gowns.
Knits
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – knitted clothes with padded shoulders
They’ll keep you warm and trendy during cold months. Make sure your knitted clothes are bold, big and shoulder-padded.
Leather gloves
Love this trend. Unlike other seasons, this time gloves can be absolutely different. Play with colors and shapes. Just make sure the gloves are leather, as this material is definitely a lead one this fall and winter.
Yeti-look
Fall/Winter 2009-2010 fashion trends and key looks – shaggy fur coats in bright colors
No I’m not asking you to stop cutting hair and having a shower. Channel your inner wild with the Yeti-look coats also known as Chubby. Shaggy coats in vibrant colors – that must be hot! You’ll look drop dead gorgeous and trendy if pair them with thigh-high boots and swagger.

Curly Hair Styles With Bangs

2010-05-17T09:55:00.000-07:00

Curly Hair Styles With Bangs ; Looped and corkscrew locks are seldom paired with uneven layers, however curly hair styles make a stylish exception. Those who would like to crown their look with a chic accessory can opt for this trick. Matching the wavy tresses with a cute fringe is best done by choosing the right design as well as length that complements our facial features. Read through the creative ideas below to find the perfect hairdo that would help you steal the show at any event.Choosing bangs as the best means to perk up a plain hair style is the ancient trick of hair dressers. Regardless of texture and hair length wavy locks look outstanding when brightened up with a similar apparently tiny detail. From the side-swept to blunt and curly bangs when matched with the ideal facial features will have a smashing effect. The secret to rock the trend is undoubtedly to pay special attention to the selection of the bangs designs. Appealing to a dramatic change or the contrary a moderate twist would do miracles both with the volume of the strands as well as its appearance. Look through this brief gallery of the most stylish curly hair styles with bangs that would make you look and feel special even on an average week day.

The latest hair styling trends offer the chance to those who are fond of bangs to sport versatile looks. Side-swept style is one of the most prominent one promoted also by celebrities. The corkscrew as well as loose curls will be enhanced with definition and a romantic allure when completed with a similar accessory. This particular design works perfectly for all face shapes from the oblong to the round facial features. In order to bring out the best of your voguish image choose the perfect length that would cover the desired proportion of your forehead and face. Shape your bangs with the help of high quality hair styling products and tools. Keep the strands sleek or naturally curly for a funky impression.

Opting for the latest blunt bangs craze is an ‘a la mode’ option to sport a unique look. The only criteria to complete when mastering the styling of this accessory is to choose the right length. People with various face shapes will look for a different impression. Those who are eager to add some length to their face should opt for the blunt baby bangs whereas other who want to balance the proportions of their oblong face should go for the eyebrow-sweeping look.

For an A-list appearance make sure your bangs suit your hair texture and personality. Preserving the curly condition of these tresses will create indeed an ‘au naturelle’ -ish effect, however for some drama use the flat iron to accentuate the sharp angles and smooth and silky texture of your locks. Both long- medium and short crops can be elevated with a similar ritual. Boost the effect of your angelic curl s with the ideal products for a worth-of-praises impression.

Some would also promote the simple and more natural appearance. Therefore those who flirt with the idea of creating a hot and at the same time high brow style, should consider sporting curly bangs. Maintaining the relaxed or tight ringlets is one of the most popular alternatives to sport chic bangs paired with curly hair styles. Both long and especially short tresses look marvelous with a baby or mid-length bangs. Undoubtedly the density of the strands can contribute to the voluminous allure of the hairdo, therefore all you have to do is condition and treat your locks properly without the help of any additional hair styling tools. Do some magic with your natural gift and popularize the look with your beaming charisma and attitude.

Sunglasses summer trend

2010-05-17T09:52:00.000-07:00

When summer time starts the heat begins to rise as well, summer clothing can get a bit more intense; let’s face it … strolling down a sidewalk in a floral lawn suit and “daisy duke” cut-offs is the clothing that most of the women are seen in rather than black tights and a heavy winter coat ! When the days get long and the temperature climbs high, women of all ages want something lighter, frivolous and something which has a summer feel to it!
That’s where white sunglasses come in; to give the attire a summer touch and something to make the clothing a show stopper. White sunglasses are this summer’s trend. Sunglasses are one fashion accessory which is definitely about hot fun in the summertime.
As fun as rhinestone flip-flops, as short-lived as a cotton-candy pink patent leather summer purse. But nevertheless rooted in summer styles for many years. White sunglasses are all the rage this summer and many people can be seen carrying to with the most elegance.

Pakistani Trendy Dresses

2010-05-17T09:51:00.000-07:00

That modern and distinctive style in fashion is the first choice for college girls under way. They seem to prefer the modern to the traditional markets. Contemporary style is very different from the traditional pattern is influenced by celebrity media. Here are two things to a girl the media to look beautiful this summer.

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