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Between the glittery pictures and the trailer for The Great Gatsby, moviegoers are already looking forward to Baz Luhrmann's film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's famous novel. However, it was a big week for TV, too, and with finales popping off like champagne corks at one of Gatsby's soirees, everyone had something to say about the dramatic season enders of Glee and Revenge. The Great Read more
The trailer for Baz Luhrmann's film adaptation of The Great Gatsby is everything I hoped it would be: visually stunning, stylish, and sexy. Of course, he has the benefit of his source material being set in the 1920s, a period that offers amazing costumes, cars, and sets, especially when the story focuses on the elite and their lavish parties. At the center of those parties is Jay Gatsby (Leonardo Read more
Two hours with Gael García Bernal, anyone? The Mexican actor only made one film last year, the Spanish-language No with director Pablo Larraín. Larraín is a well known in his native Chile, which was been the subject of two of his films so far. No is the third in a planned trilogy about his homeland, and it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival this week. Who's behind it? Director Pablo Read more
Bill Murray takes on a presidential role as Franklin D. Roosevelt in the upcoming film, Hyde Park on Hudson. He's joined by Laura Linney, playing his distant cousin (and love interest?) Margaret Stuckley. Based on true events, the film takes place over a weekend in 1939 when the King and Queen of England came to visit the president at his residence in Upstate New York. It may sound stuffy, but Read more
May is just around the corner, which can only mean one thing: time for our official Summer movie preview! But before those movies hit theaters, brush up on the fresh faces coming to the big screen and check out the ladies making us laugh and shudder this season. New pictures of On the Road came out, making us more excited than ever for the Kristen Stewart flick. Meanwhile, Jamie Foxx, Christoph Read more
Hysteria, a movie from director Tanya Wexler, is currently screening at the Tribeca Film Festival before its theatrical release on May 18. The story, which is based on real-life events, centers on the 1880s-era doctor who invented the vibrator to treat hysterical female patients, and I had a chance to check out the film and bring you the details. Who's behind it? The film was helmed by Wexler, Read more
Jennifer Lawrence donned Victoria Beckham to stop by Spanish TV show El Hormiguero today. The talk show is well known for putting stars in silly situations, and Jennifer's experience was no different. The hosts had Jennifer juggle a watermelon and even pose with action figures based on The Hunger Games characters. The blockbuster big-screen adaptation of the book is still doing well in theaters, Read more
Ryan Gosling stopped by a friend's house in North Hollywood yesterday in a tight, white t-shirt that showed off his impressive biceps. The actor, who is back in the States after a few months in Thailand filming his latest movie Only God Forgives, originally touched down stateside in NYC for a brief stay before returning to California. Ryan is reportedly still dating Eva Mendes, whom he met on the Read more
The physics of time explained in cartoons! — Geekosystem As if you need to be told: browsing the Internet at work is not a crime — Newser The random forces of nature that control your memory — Cracked If George Lucas took on Titanic — SlashFilm The visual history of Instagram — BuzzFeed FWD 12 little-known facts about the moon — Dvice Adorable 3-year-old sings the periodic table Read more
Earlier today, we shared the first half of our interview with The Hunger Games set decorator Larry Dias. Keep reading to learn more about what went into the process of creating the set! CasaSugar: Where was the chandelier above the dining table sourced? Larry Dias: The "chandelier" was actually comprised of 50 to 60 separate fixtures from Arteriors that we arranged off site and installed into Read more
