Batter up! It’s the greatest time of the year, so I’m taking you out to the ballgame with Jessica Biel , Susan Sarandon , and the rest of my top 5 babes of baseball flicks. You’ll pop a fly!
Facebook.com – Become a Fan! Twitter.com – Follow Us! Susan Sarandon and Catherine Deneuve attended the “39th Annual Chaplin Award Gala” at Alice Tully Hall. The event was honoring Catherine Deneuve and Hollywood.TV was there to capture the stars as they arrived.
Deborah Harry, Padma Lakshmi, Susan Sarandon, and Tyra banks at the Blossom Ball, hosted by Padma Lakshmi at the New York Public Library to benefit the Endometriosis Foundation of America. Deborah Harry talks about her involvement, and her current work. Padma Lakshmi speaks about suffering from Endometriosis and how it’s affected her life. Susan Sarandon also speaks about being affected by Endometriosis, as well as her upcoming movie “Jeff Who Lives at Home”, While Tyra banks spoke candidly about the strength of Padma for living proud, and raising awareness. “Like” us on Facebook @ facebook.com
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Astroglide presents a tribute to Susan Sarandon , winner of the Lifetime SKINchievement Award at the 13th Annual Anatomy Awards, and her three decades of onscreen nudity. Susan stripped down for her first onscreen role in Joe (1970) and went on to MAMorable performances in Pretty Baby (1978), The Hunger (1983), Bull Durham (1988), and more.
Missed Mr. Skin on The Howard Stern Show this morning? It’s ok! We know it’s hard waking up early sometimes, so you can check out our complete slate of winners right here at our 13th Annual Anatomy Awards page. While you’re there, be sure to check out our Lifetime Skinchievement Award tribute to Susan Sarandon , a brand-spanking nude playlist featuring all of this year’s winning scenes, and more! We’re really rolling out the red carpet this year…no, seriously, check out Susan’s bush in Joe (1970). Now that’ s what I call a red carpet! Spank the anatomy with Mr. Skin’s 13th Annual Anatomy Awards , exclusively at MrSkin.com!
Missed Mr. Skin on The Howard Stern Show this morning? It’s ok! We know it’s hard waking up early sometimes, so you can check out our complete slate of winners right here at our 13th Annual Anatomy Awards page. While you’re there, be sure to check out our Lifetime Skinchievement Award tribute to Susan Sarandon , a brand-spanking nude playlist featuring all of this year’s winning scenes, and more! We’re really rolling out the red carpet this year…no, seriously, check out Susan’s bush in Joe (1970). Now that’ s what I call a red carpet! Spank the anatomy with Mr. Skin’s 13th Annual Anatomy Awards , exclusively at MrSkin.com!
Remember Patton Oswalt’s Oscar-snubbee Twitter fan fiction — specifically the part wherein Tilda Swinton and Andy Serkis rocked out together to “Life on Mars”? Well, Jimmy Fallon or Stephen Colbert or someone might want to get on that, if Swinton’s priceless reaction is any indication. Per Vulture : “Oh, how fun! Is he there now?” she said. We explained that it was merely his Twitter feed. “But is it real? We should go! Where is he?” she asked, grabbing for her keys and heading for the door. Actually, we explained, he was kidding. “Oh, he’s making jokes. What a shame. I think we should do it for real. How faaabulous!” she said. When she read the tweet, “Serkis & Tilda are singing ‘Is There Life on Mars?'” Swinton said, “That’s a dare! That’s an excellent dare. Okay, Patton, you’re on. Let’s get Andy and let’s go for it!” Genius . Or maybe Swinton could finally fulfill her promise to portray Conan O’Brien on Conan , introducing her and Serkis? There would not be enough health insurance in the world to cover all the exploded heads. [
Our Sundance bidding-war preview may have foreseen only part of the fervor around the John Hawkes/Helen Hunt drama The Surrogate , but how’s this for compensation: As predicted , the Richard Gere/Susan Sarandon Wall Street thriller Arbitrage went to Roadside Attractions (with its partners at Lionsgate) for just over $2 million . Bam! That’s not it for deals, either: Get the updated roster of Sundance pics -– and see which offerings earned raves, and which didn’t — after the jump. Arbitrage (Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions) – Nicholas Jarecki’s dramatic feature-filmmaking debut stars Richard Gere as a billionaire hedge-fund fraud seeking to cash in before he’s exposed. Susan Sarandon, Brit Marling and Tim Roth co-star. Look for the studio duo to duplicate the multi-platform success they enjoyed in 2011 with Margin Call , another financial-world potboiler picked up in Park City. The Surrogate (Fox Searchlight) – Sundance favorite John Hawkes turns in an brave performance as real life poet Mark O’Brien, who yearns to lose his virginity with a sex therapist (Helen Hunt) despite being paralyzed from the head down. Fox Searchlight paid a reported $6 million for the pic, which may face tricky ratings deliberations due to Hunt’s full frontal nudity. Beasts of the Southern Wild (Fox Searchlight) – The smallest narrative to get a deal thus far at Sundance comes off of strong buzz and acclaim for the tale of a young girl and her ailing father who live in a fantastical alternate version of the American South. Red Lights (Millenium Films) Negative reviews hurt the profile of this Rodrigo Cortes ( Buried ) thriller, despite featuring Cillian Murphy, Sigourney Weaver, Robert De Niro, and last year’s Sundance darling Elizabeth Olsen. For a Good Time, Call… (Focus Features) – The feature debut of shorts director Jamie Travis pairs Lauren Anne Miller and Ari Graynor as frenemies who start a phone sex line together, one of a gaggle of raunchy female-driven comedies in this year’s line-up. Celeste and Jesse Forever (Sony Pictures Classics) – With Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg leading a cast of familiar players, this was bound to attract buyer attention galore. Sony Pictures Classics snatched it up for a reported $2 million, adding C&J to their previous Sundance acquisitions Searching for Sugar Man and The Raid. Previously announced Sundance 2012 deals: Searching for Sugar Man (Sony Classics) – The documentary about 1960s musician Rodriguez played well to critics and was snatched up by SPC for a reported six figures. The Queen of Versailles (Magnolia Pictures) – Another well-received doc, Lauren Greenfield’s examination of Florida real estate mogul David Siegel was picked up by Magnolia on Friday. Black Rock (LD Distribution) – Katie Aselton’s thriller about three female friends (Aselton, Lake Bell, Kate Bosworth) surviving a weekend getaway gone wrong was the first Midnight selection to seal a deal, partnering with newbie venture LD Distribution. The Words (CBS Films) – Bradley Cooper, Zoe Saldana, and Jeremy Irons lead a cast of recognizable stars in this literary drama about a writer (Cooper) who claims credit on someone else’s manuscript and is confronted by its real author, so it’s easy to see why buyers were interested. CBS Films reportedly made the most expensive buy of the fest so far, laying down $2 million for the film. Whether or not that move was smart remains to be seen, as this first review over at The Playlist is less than encouraging. Follow Jen Yamato on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
Here is a trailer for Jeff Who Lives at Home , which tells the very unusual story of sibling men-children (Jason Segel and Ed Helms) dealing with crises of various import. Epiphanies are had, edgy humor is achieved, Porsches are wrecked. Susan Sarandon cries and enjoys the cathartic eruption of office fire sprinklers. Some kids sing cheerily over the closing credits. It opens March 16. What did I miss?
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