This week in Natalie NudeGate: Her nude scene is coming to the big screen! She maybe wishes she hadn’t done it!- Great World of Sound tops the Gotham nominations.
- Manohla Dargis on the films of Andy Warhol.
- MySpace gets into the softcore Real World-ripoff game.
- John Kerry has bad taste in movies.
- Alfred Hitchcock is this year’s Truman Capote.
- Netflix used to say they wanted an indie revolution. Do they still?
- Redacted is being marketed much differently than its forebear, Medium Cool.
- Dumbledore may not be the only fictional character with a secret.
- It took two years, but Wristcutters: A Love Story is finally taking the indie box office by storm.
- An entry in the Close-Up Blogathon, on David Fincher’s music videos.
- Why the Golden Globes don’t care about world cinema — and why they shouldn’t.
- Mark Cuban’s latest reign as a reality star is over.
- There was a lot of adultery at NYFF.
- Shlock factory Troma is moving to Queens.
- A look at an incredibly candid shot doc about a single woman’s life in Baghdad.
- Do critics really have a problem with Tyler Perry? Or does Lionsgate have a problem with critics?
- Fox Searchlight is releasing Juno like an awards-bait indie. Meanwhile, Diablo Cody has sold yet another project.
- On FilmCouch, Kevin reviews Lynch and Karina talks to Richard Brown, whose series Movies 101 is coming to DVD.
- The Silent Movie Theater in Los Angeles has been reborn as an impeccably programed rep house. They’re showing films from a batch of our favorite new American filmmakers in December.
- Sidney Lumet’s latest is now in theaters.
- An entry in the Totally Unrelated Blogathon, on Karina’s past life as a foodie.
