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 Queen
Latifah and Dolly Parton for Gospel Film
(August 23, 2010) *Like all strange pairings, there is a
purpose for
Queen Latifah
and Dolly Parton’s hook up. The two will co-star in an upcoming
studio production “Joyful Noise,” a gospel film to be released
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.gif) Clint
Eastwood, Bruce Springsteen Confirmed For TIFF
(August 24, 2010) Hollywood might seem like a ghost town Sept.
9-19, as hundreds of celebrities head east for the
Toronto International Film Festival.
TIFF released its much-anticipated list Tuesday of nearly 500
top actors, directors and other celebrity guests expected at its
annual 11-day celebration of world cinema. |
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The
Switch - Film Review
The well-saturated blurb for
The Switch
asserts that the film comes “From the people who brought you
Juno and Little Miss Sunshine.” Unmarried Kassie Larson (Jennifer
Aniston),
a career-oriented, NYC television producer, is desperate to have
a baby because she hears her biological clock ticking. She
reflexively rejects the offer of her BFF Wally (Bateman) to
serve as the sperm donor because he’s a hypochondriac, and she
doesn’t want a child carrying DNA with the same traits. |
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Tip “T.I.”
Harris - The “Takers” Interview
Tip “T.I.” Harris
is one of his generation’s most captivating speakers and one of
the biggest hip-hop artists of all time. Whether they see him
conversing with a room full of young people about staying in
school and following their dreams, or moving tens of thousands
at one of his concerts, audiences are always engrossed by the
words of the “King of the South.” |
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Source: by Kam Williams |
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Groundbreaking Documentary Explores Sensitive Subject of
Biraciality
You know you’re watching a groundbreaking documentary when it
not only forces you out of your comfort zone but also manages to
persuade you to reassess your point-of-view without resorting to
potentially-alienating polemic. This is the case with
Biracial, Not Black, Damn It!,
a poignant, thought-provoking and ultimately most-enlightening
film directed by the brilliant Carolyn Battle Cochrane. |
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Source: by Kam Williams |
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Coppola And Godard Getting Special Oscars
(August 25, 2010)
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Directors
Francis Ford
Coppola
and
Jean-Luc Godard,
actor
Eli Wallach
and historian
Kevin Brownlow
are this year's recipients of the
Governor's Awards
from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. |
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Source: www.globeandmail.com -
The Associated Press
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