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Hot Trailer: AMERICAN HUSTLE

Erik Anderson October 10, 2013

Polyester, plunging necklines and hair, hair, hair are on high order in the new AMERICAN HUSTLE trailer: ... Read More

Meryl Streep and the Oscars: A Very Long Love Affair

Erik Anderson October 9, 2013

There seems to be a consensus between public opinion, critics and industry in claiming Meryl Streep as the greatest living actress on Earth. It is... Read More

AwardsWatch Weekly Music Roundup – Week of October 7

Erik Anderson October 8, 2013

Weekly Roundtable: The Week of October 7, 2013 Looking for your new obsession in the music world? Want to know what everyone at AW is... Read More

Record 76 Countries Officially Submitted for Foreign Language Film Oscar

Erik Anderson October 7, 2013

A record 76 countries have submitted films for consideration in the Foreign Language Film category for the 86th Academy Awards®. Moldova and Saudi Arabia are... Read More

Review: Miley Cyrus – Bangerz

Erik Anderson October 7, 2013

From the first notes of slow burning opener “Adore You,” we can hear that it’s happened: Miley Cyrus has been reborn. “Well duh,” you say?... Read More

Review: Sleigh Bells – Bitter Rivals

Erik Anderson October 7, 2013

In late 2009 a new sound was released unto the world in the form of Sleigh Bells, a two person noise pop band from Brooklyn.... Read More

Review: Captain Phillips (Paul Greengrass, 2013)

Erik Anderson October 6, 2013

2013 seems to be the year of survival stories. From Gravity to All is Lost and here with Captain Phillips the one man (or woman)... Read More

Review: Panic! At the Disco – Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!

Erik Anderson October 3, 2013

I’m going to start this review by flat-out admitting that I don’t think Panic! At The Disco will ever be able to top Pretty. Odd. again. A... Read More

Oscar at 2013’s Box Office

xiayun October 3, 2013

Since the Best Picture lineup was expanded to include more than 5 films four years ago, we have seen a couple of different scenarios: in... Read More

Review: Gravity (Alfonso Cuarón, 2013)

Erik Anderson October 3, 2013

Since Alfonso Cuarón’s audacious dystopian sci-fi film, Children of Men, was released in 2006, cinephiles everywhere have been wondering how, and later as the years ticked... Read More

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