Marie Claire Interview
Despite me actually being in South Africa, Natnat actually found scans of the SA Marie Claire interview with Natalie. It's quite a classy interview, with a few new and interesting…
Despite me actually being in South Africa, Natnat actually found scans of the SA Marie Claire interview with Natalie. It's quite a classy interview, with a few new and interesting…
Hope you guys are enjoying your Easter Sunday's. To help with that enjoyment, Celina submitted a lovely new wallpaper in three flavours. Enjoy. 1280x1024 1600x1200 1920x1080
Natalie and Benjamin Millepied were spotted leaving a restaurant in East Hampton, NY yesterday. Candids courtesy of Celebuzz.
The winners of the Senitype contest are... Chris S and Sara B. You will be contacted shortly.
You know the drill... - Chris Hemsworth talks about Natalie in this new interview. "The intimate stuff, you have to laugh at it," the newlywed Chris tells our own Samantha…
I've updated the gallery with a brand new Thor promotional still. I've also added a larger version of a new still posted earlier this week.
Salon have a new article that defends Natalie from the Black Swan and Your Highness body double scandals. They place the blame at the feet of the producers but, really, they get quite a lot wrong (once again).
But although these stories revolve around the use (or lack thereof) of Portman’s body, in both cases it is the studio that produced the film that is actually culpable for any misdirection (1). In the case of “Black Swan,” Fox Searchlight overplayed the star’s ballet expertise and lack of a body double, while Portman herself only spoke about the difficult training (2). For “Your Highness,” it was Universal that took advantage of a young, non-union performer in order to shoot a difficult scene that an experienced body double would never have done for such a small fee (3). Neither actress has spoken out against Portman herself (4).
It’s a depressing narrative that puts Portman’s body in the center of two scandals that have less to do with her and more to do with the cynicism and hype of Hollywood producers. Natalie Portman, Sarah Lane and Caroline Davis are equal victims of cinema’s obsession with creating the perfect female form. (5)
The 5th film in the Fast and Furious franchise has beat out Thor in Australia, although looking at Deadline's report it sounds like that's more to do with Fast Five…