Joseph Gordon-Levitt Has His Beatles Moment at Sundance
Anyone for an actor-led singalong of "Hey Jude"?
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Movie publicity does not trump a blinding migraine.
"It costs a lot of money to get your film shown and to get it supported in our culture right now, so it's always bittersweet."
Parker Posey is also stopping by the show.
Pawnee must summon all of its fortitude to take on its mortal enemy: the adjoining swanky town of Eagleton.
"I called a girlfriend, a lesbian. She threw it out the window."
That's what one British tabloid wants to know. It's kind of a really good question, when you think about it.
In her case, it's Lyme disease and not a case of mercury poisoning.
Get your minds out of the gutter, it's not a sex thing ... or is it?
We spotted the indie actress on the arm of artist Scott Lenhardt last night at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Plus: Tropicana drops its new carton design, and how ripping off Mr. Softee will cost you, all in our morning news roundup.
Man, who knew the clean-living types play on the same playground we do?
Plus: Some serious witch action.
But hey, she went, right? Plus, non-famous blind people fail to stand up for Most Excellent Governor Ever Paterson, and should be ashamed. In the gossip roundup.
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