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Another Dior Outtake

Post author:Rachel
Post published:February 6, 2011

I've added another behind the scenes photo from Natalie's Dior campaign shoot to the gallery.

Photodump

Post author:Rachel
Post published:February 5, 2011

We’ve got a few more stills for you guys. I’ve updated the gallery with what I am assuming is a behind the scenes photo from the production of Natalie’s directorial debut, Eve.

New production stills from Natalie’s most recent films (The Other Woman, Black Swan, and No Strings Attached) plus a new (at least to me) still from Léon are after the jump.

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Plain Jane Foster

Post author:Dazza
Post published:February 5, 2011

Empire Magazine has a new promo photo from Thor and enough of this gruff hammer wielding bullshit, here's a simple head shot of Natalie as Jane Foster.

Box Office Update

Post author:Dazza
Post published:February 5, 2011

The Friday estimates are out and No Strings Attached has managed another strong hold to pull in $2.9 million yesterday for 3rd spot in the charts. The film will blow…

Tidbits

Post author:Dazza
Post published:February 5, 2011

Some more really good smaller news items for you guys today. - In one of the really interesting behind the scenes documentaries for The Social Network, we see that Natalie…

Natalie hikes at Beachwood Canyon

Post author:Rachel
Post published:February 4, 2011

Natalie was spotted out hiking with friends at Beachwood Canyon earlier today in Los Angeles. Candids courtesy of JustJared.

Another Dior Outtake

Post author:Dazza
Post published:February 4, 2011

And it's possibly the best one yet. Gotta love that smile.

The Other Woman Reviews

Post author:Dazza
Post published:February 4, 2011

Formerly known as Love And Other Impossible Pursuits, The Other Women bows into a couple theatres this weekend after being available on Video On Demand since the start of the year.

– Let’s start with some really big praise from Richard Corliss from Time Magazine, who was one of the critics who didn’t fall for Black Swan.

Tahan’s collaboration helps Portman achieve a rare intimacy with the audience in what may be her subtlest and most beguiling performance yet. I won’t say the O word, but when she gets on stage to accept her Academy Award, I’ll be thinking of The Other Woman, not Black Swan, as the work she should be proudest of.

– A.O Scott from the NY Times, also has praise for Natalie but fell more on the mixed-to-negative side of the fence.

“The Other Woman” is absorbing — at times moving — but also frustrating, relying as it does on slackly staged, overacted, two-person scenes punctuated by uninspired New York montages.

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