Possibly no Cannes this year
Late last year, the producer of Brothers, Mike De Luca, said that Brothers was to be switched to 2009 because Jake Gyllenhaal wasn't available for PR at the time. He…
Natalie Related News
Late last year, the producer of Brothers, Mike De Luca, said that Brothers was to be switched to 2009 because Jake Gyllenhaal wasn't available for PR at the time. He…
Below are collection of mini wallpapers and avatars from Ila. Quite a nice batch don’t you think?
JFX Online had a funny new set of candids showing Natalie employing some leaves to clean up after pooch. Natalie looks amused by it all while her pooch looks rather…
Two more smaller items for today. - Aussie actress, Rose Bryne (seen scowling 24/7 in the nifty show, Damages), was one of Padme's handmaidens. In this article about her, there…
The Daily Beast has a new entry up from Natalie. In it she recommends Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Redefined Man, calling it "the most inspiring book I've read in…
At long last, Natalie finally gets some recognition for her work on Sesame Street. Check out Total Film's Top 10 Movie Star Visits.
Today we have another collection of mini news items. - An unexpected Marty quote. - Here is a brief writeup that mentions Natalie's appearance at the Redcat gala last weekend.…
Wow, didn’t see this coming. Maybe its the age difference but I never imagined Natalie and Brad would be playing a couple on screen, but according to Variety that is exactly what they’ll be doing.
Paramount Pictures has attached Brad Pitt and Natalie Portman to star in a film based on the new Leanne Shapton book “Important Artifacts and Personal Property from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion, and Jewelry.” The book was just published by Farrar Straus & Giroux.
Paramount won an auction for the book rights Tuesday night, with Pitt’s Plan B producing with Portman’s Handsomecharlie Films banner. Portman brought the book to Pitt, whose company is Par-based.The book takes the form of Sotheby’s-like estate auction catalog, with 325 entries and photographs depicting items that reveal the private moments and the rise and fall of a four-year relationship between the fictitious couple Hal Morris (a 40ish photographer) and Lenore Doolan, (a New York Times food columnist in her late 20s).