Marrakech Film Fest: A Celebration of Cinema in the Shadow of Poverty (Guest Blog)
It would be easy to walk through the Kasbah thinking, “these poor people, living the way they do while their leadership entertains movie stars”
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‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’ Borrowed Obama’s Grassroots Strategy to Land Young Star Quvenzhane Wallis
From canvassing the countryside for amateur actors to turning baby pigs into mythological creatures, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" odd path to indie-film glory
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Naomi Watts’ Fear of Water Fit Tsunami Role in ‘The Impossible’
Naomi Watts faced her fear of water to shoot tsunami scenes in "The Impossible," but she had trouble asking a single question of the woman whose real-life story she was telling
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Beverly Hills Hotel at 100: From Liz Taylor to the Beatles, These Walls Have Seen It All
The Beverly Hills Hotel receives a special present for its 100th birthday: landmark status, the first ever for the city
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Tim Burton Grilled on His LACMA Exhibition, Depp & ‘Dark Shadows’
“There’s a period in my life when I wasn’t very social, and that’s how I spent my time, drawing and thinking of things, and it helped me”
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Malcolm McDowell Grilled on the 40-Year Anniversary of ‘A Clockwork Orange’
“The audience is sitting there in stunned silence. And I’m thinking, ‘They hate it! Oh my God!'” says the actor, 40 years after the release of Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece
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‘Miral’s’ Schnabel: Israelis Must ‘Get Over’ Discriminating Against Palestinians
But the director insists his film is “not anti-Israeli at all — it’s pro-Israeli”
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The New Trailer-Park Life of Hollyw’d Drop-Out Tom Shadyac
In his documentary “I Am,” the former A-list director talks about his transformative experience, what’s wrong with the world and how we can fix it
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Onion News Network: Trying to Misinform — Just Like Fox, MSNBC
“If you see us interviewing a mother who had 300 children and you take that to be completely true, that’s your issue”
