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10 Actresses Who’d Be Great as Catwoman

If not Angelina Jolie, then who? My ideas for the felinely femme fatale, in the event Catwoman is included in the follow-up to THE DARK KNIGHT.

BlogNosh 02/08/08

Karina is losing her mind due to a powerful cocktail of harsh branding realities and “ironic” take-offs thereof. Also: Stephen Malkmus, Matthew McConaughey’s boobs, and Berlin.

Heath Ledger Found Dead

The Oscar-nominated actor was 28.

BlogNosh 01/15/08

Nikal Saval has an admittedly cranky but masterful takedown of I’m Not There at N + 1. Calling Todd Haynes’ pastiche the Worst Movie of 2007, Saval scratches particularly aggressively at Haynes’ habitual referencing and naked larceny: “Haynes is drowning in his film school education, just as his audience is drowning in allusions, and not [...]

National Treasure: Smarter than I’m Not There?

“My colleagues, students, and wife think I’m nuts to like National Treasure,” admits master film historian David Bordwell. He then launches into an extremely compelling defense of why the Jerry Bruckheimer franchise is “more informative about American history than Fahrenheit 9/11. More brain-teasing, and far more enjoyable, than I’m Not There,” and, perhaps most crucially, [...]

New York Film Critics Circle Blind Items

Which noted Sidney Lumet hater got upset at the idea of giving an award to Sidney Lumet? We dare not speak his name!!!!

Harvey Weinstein: Resigned to Death, or Hiding?

As Cate Blanchett loses ground in the Best Supporting Actress race, you’ve gotta wonder–where’s Harvey Weinstein?

No End in Sight: Trade Roughage 12/03/07

The strike look set to carry on indefinitely. Plus: a big weekend at the indie box office.

New in Theaters: Diving Bell, Savages

Plus, recaps of some Thanksgiving leftovers, including I’M NOT THERE and STARTING OUT IN THE EVENING.

Slippery Stats: Trade Roughage 11/26/07

With strike talks set to resume today, a VARIETY survey finds that the majority support for the WGA breaks down when you look at individual unions. Plus: willfully ignoring the problems of the Weinsteins.