On July 28th, it was 20 years since the American premiere of Garden State. The film, directed by Zach Braff, was an indie phenomenon at the time, and one of the high points of Natalie’s career up to that point. To commemorate the anniversary, The Hollywood Reporter published a couple of days ago an extensive article remembering the film, with interviews with its cast and crew (including some quotes from Natalie).
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Natalie attended a very special evening with a friend at the Louvre Museum on Tuesday, where Jennifer Hudson performed a rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” She and Jennifer posted some lovely photos on their Instagram accounts from the event:
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Natalie was seen during the Artistic Gymnastics Women’s Team Final on day four of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Bercy Arena yesterday. We have some pictures of the moment:
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After a few short days of vacation, we resume Natalie’s last appearances, this time in Paris…
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Episode 3 of Lady in the Lake is finally available this Friday. We have a couple of promotional stills from the episode, a few behind-the-scenes photos that we have been able to see in recent days shared by different members of the series crew, and a virtual round table with a large part of the artistic team of the series for the AAFCA channel (the African-American Film Critics Association). Enjoy:
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Natalie, Moses Ingram and director Alma Har’el attended a special screening of Lady in the Lake at the Paley Museum in NYC last week. We reported this at the time, but yesterday the Paley Center YouTube account posted the full video of the subsequent Q&A. There are 53 minutes of a very interesting conversation, with the actresses and the director recounting a lot of anecdotes during the filming of the series. The video is after the jump:
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Lady in the Lake, the miniseries directed by Alma Har’el, premiered this Friday on Apple TV+. The first reviews were released late on Thursday (something common for Apple series). Watching the trailer released a month ago, it was to be expected that the reviews would be strongly divisive… and so they have been; Traders such as Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, The Daily Beast or Rolling Stone have been quite harsh in their articles, while others such as The Guardian, IndieWire, Time or the Washington Post have evaluated the proposal quite positively. Take a look at the compilation that we have made after the the jump:
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