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The 50 Best Movies of the Decade (2000-2009)
We're looking at the Best of the Decade throughout the month of the November. Today's list is the 50 Best Movies from 2000 to 2009. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayDiablo Cody to produce Zombie-book adaptation
Diablo Cody will continue her streak of cannibalism and strong female characters by producing the adaptation of Breathers: A Zombies Lament. The paperback for Breathers, written by S.G. Browne, will be released March 3.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsThe 17 Best Romantic Comedies This Decade
New York Times critic A.O. Scott said it best: "It might be Kate Hudson, or maybe Mandy Moore, or possibly Rachel Weisz, Lindsay Lohan or a Jennifer (Lopez? Aniston? Garner?) But if it's February, you can be pretty sure that some pretty, plucky actress will be traipsing around some glamorous and photogenic American city (or its Canadian double) in search of the dimple-chinned fellow who embodies her one true love." Sure enough, he's right: Hudson can currently be seen in Bride Wars, and Aniston in He's Just Not That Into You (which opens today). That's not even mentioning Renée Zellweger... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayCarla Bruni covers Moldy Peaches' "Anyone Else But You" for French television series Taratata
It seems that the first lady of France isn't content to... read more
Found in: Music, NewsParamount absorbs indie studio
[Above: The cast of Little Miss Sunshine]It's a sad season for independent films everywhere, but especially in Hollywood. As more and more movies flood the market, studios are being forced to scale back or absorb their indie studios. According to the Wall Street Journal, Paramount will disperse its label Paramount Vantage. The move will essentially save them a few million bucks per year.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsRhymes With Five: Tears of shame
Who doesn't love a good ole inappropriate response every once in a while? I sure do! And rather than out in public-- where busting out laughing over a stranger tripping on the sidewalk or bawling at the sight of a dad playing with his little kids in the park elicits, at best, disapproving stares-- I find that the cool, still darkness of movie theaters are some of the best places to work out my awkwardly misplaced emotions. Among friends and family, my tendency to cry during movies at completely unexpected moments is well-noted. My tear ducts have remained steadfastly dry... read more
Found in: Blogs, Ctrl-VKimya Dawson announces summer tour dates
In support of her playfully-titled forthcoming album, Kimya Dawson has lined up some summer tour dates. Dawson, known for her matter-of-fact lyrics and penchant for rhyming (as showcased on the Juno soundtrack), plans to... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDownload-to-own Juno on iTunes
A few years ago, everyone was talking about Google taking over the world. They seem to have settled for most of our streets and outer space, but don’t panic. iTunes is filling any void in the plight for world domination, taking over everything that isn't nailed down and marked with a big, colorful "G". And they might have a shot at it, thanks to a pregnant teenage Minnesotan and an mailbox full of red Tic-Tacs. According to Variety, Fox treaded new waters by offering Juno as downloadable-to-own on iTunes yesterday, the same day it came out to rent at, say,... read more
Found in: Music, NewsRhino to release Juno B-Sides exclusively on iTunes
Rhino Records will be releasing Juno B-Sides: Almost Adopted Songs on April 8, exclusively on iTunes. The digital collection consists of 15 songs that were intended for the film, but ultimately ended up on the cutting room floor. Juno B-Sides will feature two new songs by Kimya Dawson (one-half of the Moldy Peaches, one-tenth of Antsy Pants), who appears on eight of the original soundtrack’s 18 tracks. The collection also includes music by Belle & Sebastian, Yo La Tengo, Buddy Holly, The Bristols and Astrud Gilberto. Director Jason Reitman’s reasoning for releasing a second collection of tunes inspired by his... read more
Found in: Music, NewsPaste Vision #3 - Sundance 2008
embedVideo("http://www.pastemagazine.com/pastevision/2008/02/pastevision4_022108.flv"); JavaScript must be enabled to see this content. This episode of the podcast features a performance and interview with Ingrid Michaelson, in addition to an interview with Jason Reitman, the director of Juno. Additional Sundance Content: Sundance 2008: Towelhead interview Sundance 2008: Sugar interview Sundance 2008: In Prison My Whole Life interview Sundance 2008: Colin Firth, Guitar Hero Sundance 2008: Tim Finn interview Sundance 2008: Sondre Lerche interview Sundance 2008: Paddy Casey Quick Hit Sundance 2008: Jesca Hoop Quick Hit... read more
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