Some Gorilla Love
A couple years back, Natalie traveled to Rwanda to do a documentary show called, "Saving the Species: Gorillas on the Brink". If you haven't seen that yet its really great…
Natalie Related News
A couple years back, Natalie traveled to Rwanda to do a documentary show called, "Saving the Species: Gorillas on the Brink". If you haven't seen that yet its really great…
Party Hopper have a brief article about Natalie’s Tribeca Film Festival outfits, all of which came from Philip Lim.
Natalie Portman loves 3.1 Phillip Lim! We spotted the stylish star wearing the label at three different parties during the Tribeca Film Festival. Our friends at Phillip Lim tell us that they sent Natalie a selection of pieces from the Spring collection and were thrilled that she chose something from the line for every single one of her red carpet appearances. Among her picks–a triangle cut-out cloche sleeve dress, a kicky grosgrain gathered mini skirt, and a faux-wrap ruffle dress. Which one of Natalie’s refined party looks is your favorite?
I thought they were all kinda meh to be honest. For a reminder of the looks, click on. (more…)
Manolith have a profile tribute to Natalie that is either cringe worthily sincere or very tongue in cheek, but if its the latter that tongue needs to be a bit…
Lots more good Hesher and MakingOf tidbits in this new EW article. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What prompted you to become a producer? NATALIE PORTMAN: I started the production company because I…
The Heeb'n'vegan blogger was able to get into Natalie's Soho Apple store appearance for MakingOf. He was able to ask a question and, considering the topic of his blog, he…
A couple days ago we mention that Natalie was honoured during an event by the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity. This was just a few days before the launch of…
Today there are a couple new items relating to Natalie's philanthropic side. - This video promoting the Hadassah Foundation includes a contribution from Natalie about half way through. Speaking of…
So far we’ve had articles that look at MakingOf in a very positive light, but in this update we hear from a couple bloggers who are less sure of its success. Be sure to click the links for the full articles.
First up is Mashable:
Problem is, there’s barely any content. Most of the sections under the “insiders” tab are without a single interview or blog post, while others only have one or two interviews.
Its final section, “community”, is, for now, almost bare, and that is a real shame. There are people certainly interested in film, but there is no message board, social network, or other features to connect with other movie lovers. However, it’s important to note that the site is still beta, and we expect more community features to come on soon.
And then we have The Inquisitor, with similar concerns: (more…)