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Flotsam & Jetsam
The Erratic Driving Behaviors Of Stephanie Pratt
2:30AM Foster Kamer | Stephanie Pratt, sister to creepy blondebeard Spencer, got DUI’d. Roman Polanski got out of jail! Kinda. Mickey Rourke, mobster groupie? Penn Badgley should huff paint. Pam Anderson’s big train and Tommy Lee’s big wang. Presenting your Sunday Gossip Roundup! More »
People
Woody Allen & Soon-Yi Previn: Madison & 77th Street
12:03AM Valerie Flame | Sept. 3 @ 3pm Snapped Woody and wife. They def heard the click, but I had berry out already writing an email when I spotted them. He always looks so miserable… More »
Big Screen
Gus Van Sant’s New Movie Sounds The Same As All His Old Movies
5:05AM Brian Moylan | When Columbia announced their upcoming project with the director, they tried to keep the plot secret. Why bother? The treatment leaked and the movie is full of emo teens, just like everything else he’s done (except Milk). More »
Flotsam & Jetsam
The Wintour Of Our Discontent
12:15AM Foster Kamer | The infamous Vogue editrix loses her party planner, House as a tranny-nun, Governator Ahnold’s real-life action sequence, a sad Hollywood divorce, midgets, gays, nerdy Jews, scary Americans, more Gossip Girl action, and Gary Busey. Presenting your Sunday morning Gossip Roundup: More »
Big Screen
Woody Allen’s Not-So-Triumphant Return To New York
3:56AM Richard Lawson | The director’s new film Whatever Works premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last night, marking his first New York-set feature since fleeing for Europe six years ago. So how did it fare? Not terrifically. More »
Big Screen
Woody Allen Is Feeling Bleak Enough Without Your Judgement
6:40PM Ryan Tate | Woody Allen uses the word “tragic” four times in his front-page interview with the New York Observer. Also, “nihilistic,” “dreadful,” “sad,” “malcontent” and “embarrassment.” And that’s before he gets going about the “appropriate police.” More »
Flotsam & Jetsam
Resurrections, Just In Time For Easter
1:31AM Richard | Nicole Kidman and Woody Allen join forces, cable ratings are up, the Kennedys get a conservative treatment, Ian Somerhalder is back, and, just maybe, so is Jesus. More »