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Election Poll
Published 13 days ago by noreply@blogger.com (Matthew Lucas) at From the Front Row
... - Top of the Blogs - Film [image] blog advertising is good for you [image] News Variety Movie City News The Envelope - L.A. Times The Hollywood Reporter Fantasy Moguls Deadline Hollywood Filmmaker Magazine indieWIRE The New York Times [image] Large Association of Movie Blogs [image] Blogroll AND THE WINNER IS... 5 months ago Army Archerd 3 hours ago Awards Daily 2008 54 minutes ago Carpetbagger 7 months ago Cinematical 1 hour ...

Week in Review (21/09/08)
Published 21 days ago by Nick Plowman at Fataculture
... douglas.racso on Review: “In Bruges” douglas.racso on Review:“Reprise” Justin on Review:“Reprise” Salmaya on Review:“Reprise” Matthew Lucas on Diablo Cody Reacts To Her Haters, It’s About Time Blogroll 1416 and Counting And The Winner Is… Anti-dis-arts-and-entertainmentism As Cool As A Fruitstand Awards Circuit (The Oscar Igloo) Awards Circuit Blog Awards Daily Because I Saw The Film Blog Cabins Bowens-Cinematic.com Cinematic ...

Awards Blogs Cracking Under the Pressure of Crappy Movie Season
Published 8/4/2008 at Vulture
... Gold Derby's Tom O'Neil.Photo: Getty Images, Gold Derby, Awards Daily August can be a trying time for entertainment bloggers; as all cultural news slows to a crawl and we get loopy from the heat, there's really no telling what we ...

Published 7/13/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (DL) at The Cellar Door
skip to main | skip to sidebar The Cellar Door Sunday, July 13, 2008 [image] Is it weird that I find John Slattery ( Mad Men, Desperate Housewives ) extremely attractive? Surely I'm not the only one... Posted by DL at 6:55 PM   Labels: john slattery , sexy 0 comments: Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) About Me My Photo DL I'm me. View my complete profile [image] Blog Archive ▼ 2008 ( 91 ) ▼ July ( 3 ) Is it weird that I find John ...

Now Playing: Chronicles of Blah-nia and the Year's Best Film (So Far)
Published 5/16/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (NATHANIEL R) at Film Experience Blog
T H E * M U S T * S E E Reprise, from debuting writer/director Joachim Trier, was Norway's submission for Academy foreign-language film consideration back in 2006. Oscar had dozens upon dozens of films to choose from but when they eventually narrowed it down to five nominees, they ignored the two best ones (of those I've seen mind you --haven't seen all 61) Pedro Almodóvar's Volver [prev posts] and this one right here. Argh! Reprise is about two best friends (and ...

Breznican on Oscar benefits
Published 2/23/2008 at Hollywood Elsewhere
Breznican on Oscar benefits Posted by Jeffrey Wells on February 23, 2008 at 07:58 AM "With the pressure to recognize big films declining, the Oscars' role in movies has become more like that of Oprah's Book Club in promoting literature: highlighting the obscure, unusual or unexpected. "'The academy is more concerned with rewarding the best film now than they ever have been. They're less concerned with rewarding popular entertainment," says Sasha Stone , who runs the industry blog AwardsDaily.com . "That trend expands the eternal disconnect between the tastes of the ...

Oscar Watch: Predicts
Published 2/19/2008 by Variety.com * at Thompson On Hollywood
... (Send me more, by all means.) Glenn Kenny is doing the same he said/she said Oscar ritual--albeit in blog form--that I used to love doing at Premiere. (I couldn't do it this year.) Over at his Vanity Fair Oscar blog, The Reeler has come up with a novel (and morbid) way to liven up your Oscar pool. Here's one clip from the Shootout Clooney interview: And an ode to the Oscar nominees (hat tip Awards Daily): ...

Oscar Watch: Predicts
Published 2/19/2008 by Variety.com * at Thompson On Hollywood
... (Send me more, by all means.) Glenn Kenny is doing the same he said/she said Oscar ritual--albeit in blog form--that I used to love doing at Premiere. (I couldn't do it this year.) Over at his Vanity Fair Oscar blog, The Reeler has come up with a novel (and morbid) way to liven up your Oscar pool. Here's one clip from the Shootout Clooney interview: And an ode to the Oscar nominees (hat tip Awards Daily): ...

Some Oscar News
Published 2/15/2008 by Denise at The Gossip Fix
... and Jamia Simone Nash will perform “Raise It Up,” from “August Rush,” with the IMPACT Repertory Theatre of Harlem, headed by Jamal Joseph, who shares the song’s music and lyric credit with Charles Mack and Tevin Thomas. I don’t know if this list is set, or there will be additions, at least for the presenters.  I look forward to seeing Jon Stewart host again.  I didn’t think he did that bad of a job last time.  What pressure! source

Presenters and more announced for 80th Oscars:
Published 2/15/2008 at OH NO!!
... picture “Once,” and Jamia Simone Nash will perform “Raise It Up,” from “August Rush,” with the IMPACT Repertory Theatre of Harlem, headed by Jamal Joseph, who shares the song’s music and lyric credit with Charles Mack and Tevin Thomas. Also scheduled to return to the Oscar telecast team will be writers Hal Kanter, Buz Kohan, Jon Macks and Bruce Vilanch. Second-time Oscar show host Jon Stewart will also bring on several writers to work on the telecast. Awards Daily

80th Annual Academy Awards - Stage Sneak Peek
Published 2/8/2008 by Allie at Allie Is Wired - The Entertainment Blog
In case you missed it, here it is in all of its blue glory, the stage of the 60th Annual Academy Awards. Based on the Writers Strike being over, the show will go on! Are you ready? source: [awards daily]

Film Experience Third Annual Oscar Symposium
Published 2/6/2008 at movies filter
... The Oscar love, hate and, in the case of Julia Roberts, I-hate-myself-for-loving-you gab fest consists of the varied and entertaining voices of my other favorite movie muser, Dennis Cozzalio of Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule, along with Nat R., Boyd van Hoeij of European Films, Tim Robey of Mainly Movies, lovely Sasha Stone of Awards Daily, and Nick Davis of Nick' Flick Picks. ...

Awards, 2/4.
Published 2/4/2008 at GreenCine Daily
At the Film Experience, Nathaniel R is hosting an Oscar Symposium, his third, and this year his guests are Dennis Cozzalio, Nick Davis, Boyd van Hoeij, Kim Morgan, Tim Robey and Sasha Stone. Edward Copeland has the winners of the Producers Guild Awards. Continued reading Awards, 2/4.... Comments (0) Comments on this Entry:

Rock of Ages
Published 1/28/2008 by David Carr at Carpetbagger
Many people, prior to the show, reminded us that the SAG Awards tends to recognize a large body of work over many years, and so they have, giving Ruby Dee her first SAG award for her supporting role in “American Gangster.” The Bagger chose Amy Ryan for this category, and something tells him his Ellen Page pick in best actress ain’t looking so great right now. Right now, he’s 2-3.

Harvey Weinstein: Resigned to Death, or Hiding?
Published 12/11/2007 by karina at SpoutBlog
Amy Ryan has snagged at least five awards in the past four business days (I lost count after the NBR, New York critics, LA critics, DC critics and San Francisco critics) for her work in Ben Affleck’s Gone Baby Gone, and has thus usurped Cate Blanchett as the presumptive frontrunner in the Best Supporting Actress Oscar race. This is, to me, a fairly shocking turn of events, and judging by the noise it’s creating amongst Oscar bloggers, I’m not totally alone in my surprise. It ...

An Army of Criswells (updated)
Published 12/10/2007 by Glenn Kenny at In The Company Of Glenn
... Awards Daily is providing up-to-the-minute coverage of the New York Film Critics Circle, Los Angeles Film Critics' Circle, Boston Film Critics, Stephen King's frickin' top ten, and so on, and still we wait for The Daughters-In-Laws of Second-Generation Estonian Esthetes to weigh in. Readers of the tea leaves are now trying to discern what it all means for The Coen Brothers, Paul Thomas Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Marion Cotillard, and sundry others, w/r/t/ Golden Globes and Oscars. We are all interested in the future, because that is when the Oscars will be happening. ...

Inevitable...(updated with LAFCA reactions)
Published 12/9/2007 at InContention.com: No one needs film awards coverage this deep.
... Earlier: This is the time of year when Oscar websites crash constantly due to consistent reloads. Sasha Stone is having trouble at Awards Daily. Hell, even the ...

Tis the season
Published 11/28/2007 by Edward Copeland at Edward Copeland on Film
... The Independent Spirit Award nominations were announced Tuesday, officially beginning the SEASON OF FILM AWARD MADNESS. Thanks to Sasha at Awards Daily for letting me know they were out. Todd Haynes' I'm Not There led the nominations with five. The full list is below. ...

A few things...
Published 11/27/2007 by adam k. at Crumb by Crumb
... 2) I'm getting REALLY excited for Sweeney Todd. There's a featurette and some clips now on Awards Daily, and the film looks like it'll be quite good. Not everything will work, I'm sure, but there are a lot of interesting things happening, there's a good visual style, and all the actors seem to be on their game. And despite fears to the contrary, Depp's singing voice is really quite good. He's untrained, yes, but his singing is far from disastrous. He'll be getting many more "WOW, he can sing!" reactions than "ouch, he ruined it" reactions. So ...