For a recap of our NYFF coverage thus far, click here. Everything else you might have missed from the week gone by is linked below:

• Richard Kelly’s Southland Tales may not be a debacle any longer.
• Jesse James’ family slam Warner Brothers, lurve Brad Pitt.
• Brian DePalma declines to meet the NYFF press.
• Fosse!
• Harvey Weinstein moves a rook in his Oscars 2008 game, which right-wing bloggers drastically misinterpret.
• Sidney Lumet’s latest, dressed up like Saul Bass.
• When Michel Gondry has bills to pay, he sells recycled versions of his movies to cell phone companies. I’d *love* to get in on that racket.
• Billionaire indie film mogul Mark Cuban went on a reality show dressed as a hobo.
• Making fun of Mickey Rooney in Asian-face never gets old.
• Cover your windows in twee, courtesy of Miranda July.
• Sofia Coppola tries to sell her canned champagne via YouTube.
• The Showtime series that brought you voting zombies is moving to NBC.
• The stoner comedy of the year is going straight to DVD. How is that a bad thing for stoners?
• The extremely slim Natalie Portman unrobed for Wes Anderson’s short film, causing the entire internet to transform into twelve-year old rib cage fetishists.
• Paul Thomas Anderson’s hotly anticipated There Will Be Blood premiered this week in Austin to rave reviews.
• On FilmCouch, Paul and Kevin take a look at movie greed, by way of Wall Street and The Price of Sugar.
• The computer containing the script for Francis Ford Coppola’s next project has been stolen.
• Rueing the day you sunk your chunk of change into the ApplePaperweight? Jaman is here to help.