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ENTERTAINMENT AS A WAY OF LIFE
MOVIELINE
April 2009
INTERVIEWS
We’ve Got a Crush on Emily Blunt
Hollywood’s favorite British import makes tough talk sound sweet.
Channing Tatum Kicked Our Ass
The Fighting star joins director Dito Montiel for a bare-knuckled interview.
Engaging Bull
James Toback on capturing the real Mike Tyson.
Brett Ratner Clears Things Up
A director-guided tour of Hollywood’s most inaccurate IMDB page.
Bai Ling Will Win an Oscar
Hollywood’s favorite red carpet mercenary gives us an interview you won’t soon forget.
Washington is Burning
Director Kirby Dick on Outrage, the incendiary documentary that’s about to blow the closet doors off the capital.
Life After Ben
Adoration star Scott Speedman on fighting for every part.
FEATURES
So Whatcha Want?
Beastie Boys’s Adam Yauch lets us behind the scenes of Oscilloscope Pictures.
Wolverine: The Final Cut
Somebody here is lying, and we’re determined to get to the bottom of it.
Smack! Pow! Pageviews!
A guide to the best Hollywood blogger feuds.
Bad Movies We Love
The Informers drives us American psycho.
They Won’t Be Ignored
Nine of the greatest “crazy white bitch” movies of all time.
King of Pong
The annual Hollywood Assistants Beer Pong Tournament leaves no survivors.
Detonation Nation
We rate that most essential summer movie element: explosions.
REVIEWS
In Theaters
Star Trek
The Limits of Control
Obsessed
The Soloist
17 Again
State of Play
On TV
Grey Gardens
Sit Down, Shut Up
Parks and Recreation
Krod Mandoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire
Until Archie Panjabi's surprise win this year for The Good Wife, only eight people of color had ever won an Emmy in the top four acting categories for drama and comedy. It's a sobering statistic about the racial inequality that... more »
Peach Carr, the Project Runway contestant eliminated in last night's episode, was the eldest and funniest member of the season eight cast, so it's disheartening to hear that one of her fellow competitors said something disparaging about her personal life... more »
For last year's Project Runway bridal challenge, I called my recap "Brides' Dress Revisited," and I see no reason this pun can't be re-spun and employed again. Congrats to laziness! While we didn't bear witness to another of Gretchen's... more »
Anton Corbijn’s The American looks and feels like a movie made by a filmmaker who hasn’t been to the movies since the ’70s — and I mean that as the highest compliment.
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Posted 01 May 2009, 7:50 PM
Brilliant!