Bailee Talks Brothers
Bailee Madison plays one of Natalie's daughters in the upcoming Brothers, and she gives a very interesting interview about the film. There's a nice short story about how Natalie is…
Bailee Madison plays one of Natalie's daughters in the upcoming Brothers, and she gives a very interesting interview about the film. There's a nice short story about how Natalie is…
Natalie's MakingOf site has a clip up from the "New York, I Love You" short that she acts in. We've had it on the site before but some might have…
Okay, as mentioned, the poll is now closed. The winning paragraph has been added to the continuing synopsis and now you have the rest of the day to make suggestions for the next batch of roads that will fork out of where we are now.
A young woman wakes up next to nobody. All too aware of this fact, she hugs her pillow. Eventually she gets up and dispassionately goes through her morning routine.
Now dressed up, she approaches the front door. A post it note reads “Today”. She puts a trembling hand on the door knob but she can’t bring herself to turn it. She angrily pulls off the note and scrunches it up, before retreating from the door.
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The next pieces are from Oscar and combine a love for Natalie with a love for Charlie Chaplin. I'm sure Jen approves.
Another little break from Cansu's wallpapers to give some other guys a chance. Starting with another great wallpaper from Carlotto.
It’s time to rate another Natalie film. Last time V for Vendetta surprised me by becoming the joint top rated Natalie film thus far. I’m pretty sure Goya won’t be able to match that but it’ll be interesting to see where it ends up.
The winner of our little np.comic poll was the recent Toilet Etiquette. Goes to show, if you want to bring the funny, go for the potty humour. Quite literally in this case 😛
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Okay, that sounds a bit harsh. Nothing wrong with the news that Stellan Skarsgard will be joining the cast of Thor, playing Thor's dad, Odin. I just REALLY think his…
In David Poland's latest Oscar column, he talks a little about the supporting actress race - essentially admitting its very hard to call. He throws out a few names that…