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Martin Scorsese Ditches Film To Shoot Movies Digitally
Martin Scorsese is abandoning film to shoot movies digitally. The 69-year-old director - who won an Oscar for his first ever 3D movie 'Hugo', which was released last year - has ''lost the battle'' with...
By Bang Showbiz on 28 June 2012
Jonah Hill Joins Django Unchained
Jonah Hill has signed up for 'Django Unchained'. The '21 Jump Street' star previously turned down a role in the spaghetti western movie - which will be directed by Quentin Tarantino - due to scheduling...
By Bang Showbiz on 18 June 2012
Henry Hill Dies Aged 69: Did Scorcese Connection Save Him?
Henry Hill, the mobster portrayed in the classic Goodfellas movie, has died. This time around, life fell short of imitating art, as Hill managed to escape the gruesome end that he apparently feared his entire...
By Lew Irwin on 14 June 2012
'Goodfella' Henry Hill Remembered By Howard Stern
Henry Hill, the mobster who inspired Martin Scorsese's classic 1990 movie 'Goodfellas', has died from a long battle with an undisclosed illness, reports Tmz.com. Hill died on Tuesday evening (June 12, 2012) in Los Angeles.A...
By WENN on 13 June 2012
Alec Baldwin To Marry At The Tend Of The Month
Alec Baldwin is set to marry fiancee Hilaria Thomas at the the of the month.The '30 Rock' actor will tie the knot with the Spanish-born yoga instructor at New York's Basilica of St. Patrick's Old...
By Bang Showbiz on 13 June 2012
Justin Bieber To Star In Mark Wahlberg's Basketball Movie?
Justin Bieber is getting closer to signing on the dotted line for Mark Wahlberg's forthcoming basketball movie. The teen sensation has already spoken of his desire to join the project, though Wahlberg insists the singer...
By WENN on 07 June 2012
Robert De Niro? That's Dr. Robert De Niro To You
Robert De Niro addressed students at Bates College in Maine on Sunday (May 27, 2012) when he was awarded an honorary doctorate during the 146th commencement, officially making him Dr Robert De Niro.According to the...
By WENN on 29 May 2012
The Band's Levon Helm Dies
Musician Levon Helm has died. The singer and drummer with influential US group The Band - who famously backed Bob Dylan in the 60s - passed away today (19.04.12), two days after his family announced...
By Bang Showbiz on 19 April 2012
Heroes' Welcome As Jean Dujardin Carries Oscar Through Paris Airport
The Artist's Jean Dujardin received a heroes' welcome in his native France as he carried the Best Actor Oscar through Charles De Galle airport on Tuesday (February 28, 2012). In a surreal scene, the 39-year-old...
By WENN on 29 February 2012
Bret Mckenzie On His Inflated Ego After Oscar Win
Bret MCkenzie, one half of the songwriting duo Flight Of The Conchords, has been joking about his new inflated ego after he landed the Oscar for Best Song at the 84th Academy Awards in Los...
By Lew Irwin on 27 February 2012
'The Artist' Cleans Up At The Oscars
Silent movie 'The Artist' cleaned up at last night's (27.02.12) Oscars, winning five awards.The black and white film - which tells the tale of an old-Hollywood love story - was named Best Picture, while its...
By Bang Showbiz on 27 February 2012
Oscar Voter Joan Collins Chooses 'The Artist' For Best Picture?
The 84th Annual Academy Awards is just three days away, and anticipation is building in Hollywood after the deadline for Oscar voters to provide this year's selections finally passed. The biggest night on the film's...
By Lew Irwin on 23 February 2012
2012 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Scoop This Year's Prizes?
The 2012 Oscars are almost upon us, with several categories nicely poised, and others already looking like foregone conclusions. The critics have had their say, but it's down the all-important Academy voters to decide who...
By Lew Irwin on 22 February 2012
Oscar Nominations 2012: Will There Be A Shock On Sunday?
The 84th Annual Academy Awards comes live from Los Angeles on Sunday (February 26, 2012), with several categories wonderfully poised and others looking like foregone conclusions. As has been well-documented, the silent French flick The...
By Lew Irwin on 20 February 2012
De La Huerta Dropped From Boardwalk Empire
Actress Paz De La Huerta has been axed from Martin Scorsese's award-winning TV drama series Boardwalk Empire.Cable network bosses at Hbo have decided not to renew the star's contract as Lucy Danziger, the ex-girlfriend of...
By WENN on 09 February 2012
Daniel Radcliffe Blames Oscar Snobbery For Potter Snub
Daniel Radcliffe has accused the Academy Awards of 'snobbery' by overlooking all eight of the Harry Potter films throughout the years. Despite the films' huge success in box offices around the world and the Oscar...
By Lew Irwin on 07 February 2012
Can Hugo Really Beat 'The Artist' At The Oscars?
This year's Oscar for Best Picture was generally assumed to be a two-horse race before Tuesday's nominations (24 January 2012). Silent French movie The Artist has wowed audiences and critics alike, though many still held...
By Lew Irwin on 25 January 2012
Oscar Nominations 2012: Albert Brooks Is Not A Happy Man
The nominations for the 84th annual Oscars were announced by the actress Jennifer Lawrence in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning (24 January 2012). The magical Parisian adventure movie Hugo leads the way with 11 nods,...
By Lew Irwin on 24 January 2012
The Artist Gets 12 Bafta Nominations
'The Artist' leads the nominations at the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA). The French silent movie - starring Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo - has received 12 nods in categories including Best Film, Best Original...
By Bang Showbiz on 17 January 2012
The Artist Gets 12 Bafta Nominations
'The Artist' leads the nominations at the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA). The French silent movie - starring Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo - has received 12 nods in categories including Best Film, Best Original...
By Bang Showbiz on 17 January 2012
Silence Is Golden For 'The Artist' At Critics' Choice Awards
Silent flick The Artist has triumphed at this year's Critics' Choice Awards, taking home four prizes at the prestigious event including the big one - Best Picture. It was also recognised for Best Score and...
By Lew Irwin on 13 January 2012
George Clooney Has Oscar In Sights After Producers Guild Nods
George Clooney will fancy his chances heading into the business-end of the 2012 Awards season, after his movies picked up a further two nominations at the Producers Guild of America Awards. The actor, 50, has...
By WENN on 04 January 2012
Harry Potter Film Studio Launches Oscars Campaign
The Harry Potter film franchise, which is adapted from the popular children's novels by Jk Rowling is the most successful movie series in the history of cinema. However, the films' makers are lobbying to have...
By Lew Irwin on 03 January 2012
Spielberg's War Horse Loses Ground On Oscars Rivals
The annual race for glory at the Oscars is on and with the eagerly-anticipated War Horse receiving mixed reviews, it could well be losing ground on other front-runners The Artist and The Descendents.War Horse, directed...
By Lew Irwin on 22 December 2011
The Artist Glitters With 6 Golden Globe Nominations
'The Artist' leads the way at the 2012 Golden Globes, after receiving six nominations.The silent film homage is up for Best Musical or Comedy, while its stars Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo are nominated for...
By Bang Showbiz on 15 December 2011
Golden Globe Nominations: Silence Is Golden For The Artist
The Michel Hazanavicius-directed film The Artist - a French silent movie that is taking Hollywood by storm - leads the nominations for the Golden Globe Awards after picking up nods in six categories. Announced on...
By Lew Irwin on 15 December 2011
Martin Scorsese: 'Taxi Driver Would Have Made A Great 3d Film'
Moviemaker Martin Scorsese wants to go back in time and remake Taxi Driver in 3D.The film icon has won critical acclaim for his first 3D film, Hugo, and there's a classic he'd like to go...
By WENN on 14 December 2011
Boardwalk Empire Finale Leaves Fans Furious, Producer Responds
Boardwalk Empire's season finale in America at the weekend has received mixed reviews, but show-runner TERENCE WINTER has insisted that the ending to the second season of the drama had to end the way it...
By Lew Irwin on 12 December 2011
Twilight Breaking Dawn Stays No. 1 Despite Seizure Warning
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, the penultimate movie in the hugely popular vampire franchise, maintained its position at the top of the box office for the third week running - this despite...
By Lew Irwin on 05 December 2011
Chloe Moretz 'Tricked' Martin Scorcese For Hugo Part
Chloe Moretz "tricked" Martin Scorcese into thinking she was British to bag a part in 'Hugo'.The 14-year-old actress - who plays Isabelle in the animated movie - and her co-star Asa Butterfield fooled the Oscar-winning...
By Bang Showbiz on 02 December 2011
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