See All the Red-Carpet Looks From the 2011 Academy Awards
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Stage Dive: A Gogol Twenty Years in the Making, and a Tennessee Williams Revival That Needed Another Couple of Weeks
In this Russian drama, Geoffrey Rush channels Daffy Duck.
The Oscar Nominees Are Out — Now Here Are Their Narratives
Vulture's taken a look at the newest crop of contenders and the careful narrative crafted for each.
7 Potential Norbits That Could Derail This Year’s Oscar Hopefuls
Have any awards contenders picked follow-ups as unwisely as Eddie Murphy once did?
Watch the Trailer for a Super-Weird Ninja Movie Starring Kate Bosworth and Geoffrey Rush
As Rush says, "Ninjas. Damn."
Geoffrey Rush at Toronto, on The King’s Speech and Having Revenge on England
"And this very old-school drama teacher went: 'You common little colonial.'"
Industry Roundup: Jennifer Garner and Nick Nolte to Join Arthur Remake
Plus: Sleigh Bells to headline North American tour.
Geoffrey Rush: Tonys After-Party King
He won a Tony on Sunday, but as it turned to Monday, Rush proved himself worthy of another award: After-Party King.
Stephen Colbert Heads to the Middle East, Immediately Starts Making Decrees
Plus: James Gandolfini clears up any 'Shrek'-related rumors.
All the Screen Stars Invading Broadway
The phenomenon of Hollywood and TV stars hitting Broadway is a growth industry that just keeps expanding, downturn be damned.
Daily News Goes All Underminer on Thriving Gwyneth!
Gwynnie, are you really sure that opening gyms and not acting is the right move for you? And all that sort of fake-friend crap in Wee Wittle Wednesday's gossip roundup.
Which Coen Brothers Idiot Movie Is the Best?
Where does 'Burn After Reading' fall on the register of the Coens' comedies of buffoonery?
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