Toni Collette

STASERA IN TV: Programmi di oggi 4 febbraio 2012

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PRIME TIME DELLA TV – Cari lettori, eccoci al nostro nuovo appuntamento quotidiano con i programmi della prima serata che abbiamo scelto per voi. La tv anche oggi, nel giorno di capodanno, vi offre una ricca e divertente prima serata. Se siete in vena di divertirvi, ridere di gusto con vostri cari, non dovete fare [...]

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Mary And Max – A Little-Known Triumph From Down Under

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All praise is due to Netflix Play Instantly for allowing me to stumble upon this beautiful hidden jewel of a film. The first feature from Australian filmmaker Adam Elliot, the main creative force behind the Oscar-winning 2003 animated short Harvie Krumpet (which is also superb), Mary and Max (2009) tells the true story of young [...]

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Movie Amy

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February 3 Looking for some counter-programming to Super Bowl weekend? Check out these femme-driven flicks that score their share of emotional touchdowns: “THE CATERED AFFAIR” (1956, WARNER ARCHIVE, UNRATED, $25): Bette Davis stars as a penny-pinching Bronx housewife who, over the objections of her cab-driver hubby (Ernest Borgnine), wants to give her daughter (Debbie Reynolds) [...]

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Entertainment, Hollywood and Local (Latest Celebrity Juice, Buzz, Scandals, Gossips, Intruiges)

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The 69th Golden Globes Awards Night is on January 15, 2012, 8PM ET. Ricky Gervais is hosting the awards night presented by L'Oreal Paris Total Repair 5. The Golden Globe Awards ranks as the third most-watched awards show each year. The past Golden Globes show stars in their stellar bearing. We saw stars wearing their most expensive [...]

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Celebrity body double opens studio

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TALENTED Ipswich children can reach the top of their game, thanks to a new performing arts school started by a celebrity's body double and a choreographer to the stars. Angie Fleming and Elerrina McPherson have launched DreamWave Entertainment, a company that currently teaches dance, singing, and drama to children in the Ipswich and Lowood areas. [...]

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P.J. Hogan to adapt Jeff Smith's Bone

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It has been kicking about for a while, but today that Australian director P.J. Hogan will take on directorial duties on Jeff Smith's comic series Bone. Patrick Sean Smith, who created the ABC Family show Greek, will tackle this as he moves into Running from 1991 to 2004, the official 'back of the book' blurb on the [...]

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Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton to Depart Sydney Theatre Company – Playbill.com

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Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton to Depart Sydney Theatre Company By Adam Hetrick20 Jan 2012 Cate Blanchett Academy Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett and playwright Andrew Upton, the husband-and-wife team who have served as co-artistic directors of the Sydney Theatre Company since 2008, will exit those roles in 2013, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. During [...]

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A queen past her prom

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Charlize Theron discusses a scene with Young Adult director Jason Reitman. Photo: Phillip V. Caruso "I WANT to make unique films," Jason Reitman says. And there is, he says wryly, a very easy way to do this, so straightforward that it almost feels like cheating. "You make a movie about a complicated woman. Because their [...]

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Fright Night 2011 (Blu-ray / DVD)

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Reviewed by Uncle Creepy December 8th, 2011 Starring Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, David Tennant, Toni Collette, Christopher Mintz-Plasse Directed by Craig Gillespie Distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Okay, so let's pretend that we live in a world in which the original Tom Holland classic Fright Night does not exist. For the purpose of this [...]

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5 Sundance Movies That Made it Big

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Independent films often suffer from small budgets and even smaller box office receipts, but these 5 Sundance movies that made it big prove that sometimes the little guys (or gals) do win. The annual Sundance Film Festival had more luck discovering raw talent like the Coen Brothers or Quentin Tarantino than mainstream Hollywood. Every January [...]

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Behind the Masks – The Mysteries of Dissociative Identity Disorder

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While Toni Collette may have pulled off making dissociative identity disorder (DID) look glamorous and sexy in the recently cancelled Showtime series United States of Tara, the reality of this disorder is much more complex. As fun as it is to watch an actress play five different parts in one show, for people with DID, [...]