Aniston, Streisand & More Being Honored By ELLEs Women In Hollywood Gala

La, Calif. -- ELLE, the cell phone industry's greatest fashion magazine, features the choice with this particular years 18th Annual Women in Hollywood Celebration within the Four Seasons Beverly Slopes Hotel on Monday, October 17, 2011. ELLE, in addition to showing sponsors Calvin Klein Collection and LOral Paris, and additional sponsor David Yurman, includes an amazing quantity of Hollywoods best and smartest talent for just about any celebratory dinner adoring womens achievements in film. The tribute features a diverse quantity of women who've had a profound impact on the film industry. The 2010 honorees have countless stars including Academy Award champion Barbra Streisand and Academy Award nominees Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Naomi W. Many of the modern most acclaimed women in film can also be honored including Jennifer Aniston, Frieda Pinto and Evan Rachel Wood, additionally to, DreamWorks Boss, Stacey Snider. Emerging actress Elizabeth Olsen can get the Calvin Klein Collection Emerging Star Spotlight Award. LOral Paris, another showing sponsor, is proud to recognition Barbra Streisand while using LOreal Paris Legend Award. As has extended been our tradition, this year we recognition an amazing quantity of women who still redefine what's possible in Hollywood, mentioned ELLE editor-in-chief Robbie Myers. From symbols to stars to emerging talent, we are thrilled to celebrate their contribution to being aware what what this means is to become lady inside the wider world. Last years honorees incorporated Gwyneth Paltrow, Diane Kruger, Kate Hudson, Kerry Washington, Sofia Coppola, Hilary Swank, Diane Keaton, Jodie Promote and Jessica Chastain. Past visitors from the recognition include Meryl Streep, Charlize Theron, Julie Andrews, Emily Blunt, Katie Holmes, Julianne Moore, Zoe Saldana, Jane Fonda, Halle Berry, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Salma Hayek, Hathaway As Catwoman, Sigourney Weaver, Isla Fisher, and Anjelica Huston. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All rights reserved.These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Paramount Plans Free 'Footloose' Screenings

The reboot of 'Footloose' doesn't come out in theaters for another two weeks, but that doesn't mean Paramount can't get the ball rolling on some pre-release hype. The studio announced on Tuesday that it will offer free screenings of the Craig Brewer-directed film in the United States and Canada. Scheduled for NY, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Kansas City, Miami, Philadelphia and Sacramento, the 'Footloose' screenings will happen on Friday. Afterward, fans are encouraged to tweet their reviews -- embargoes be damned for this one! The new version of 'Footloose' stars Kenny Wormald, Julianne Hough and Dennis Quaid. Look for it in theaters on Oct. 14. (Though you'll have to pay to see it then.) [via THR] 16 Upcoming Movie Remakes You can't seem to go a day without hearing about a new Hollywood remake. Ahead, a brief list of 16 films headed to theaters, again, in the near future. FootlooseWarGamesThe Wild BunchTop GunTotal RecallTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesShort CircuitRoboCopJudge DreddHighlanderThe CrowA Star is BornOldboyRed DawnPoint BreakDirty Dancing See All Moviefone Galleries »

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Mediterranean reality show borrows from 'Brother'

Dr. Malcolm Tunnicliff and also the trauma team performance with an accident victim in BBC America's"24 Hrs within the ER." FlanaganCinema verite meets the er in "24 Hrs within the ER," which debuts today on BBC America. The convergence was inevitable. From "Dr. Kildare" within the '60s to sudser "General Hospital" to present day "House" and "ER," medical shows happen to be a standard feature of scripted TV also it was just dependent on time before a skein like "24 Hrs" will come along and produce the existence-and-dying tales of the trauma center to reality television. But how can you film inside a real er teeming with fast-moving medical employees along with a rapid succession of trauma sufferers looking for immediate attention? "24 Hrs," which first broadcast on Funnel 4 within the U.K., solved this problem by borrowing in the playbook from the voyeuristic "Your Government" -- spying this is not on a house but around the busy accident and emergency facilities of London's King's College Hospital, where squealing ambulances deliver one battered patient to another. The show used "fixed rig" technology, implementing a range of 70 robot cameras placed discreetly around the hospital's walls and roofs. Each was cabled to some truck within the parking area in which a small military of specialists and operators released zoom, pan and tilt instructions, taking in sometimes gory detail what goes on to patients -- stabbed, shot, hurt in accidents -- as they are accepted and treated. Acquiring the audio was especially challenging because radio microphones needed to be mounted on patients and family members. The producers and hospital exercised a consent protocol everybody needed to sign before anything might be shot or broadcast. "In the beginning it appeared as an unmakeable series," stated producer-director Amy Flanagan. "The logistics, the ethics, 170 people around the production team, 100s of patients -- a nightmare." Each one of the 48-minute episodes happens on the 24-hour period. The producers shot for 28 straight days, taking 4,200 hrs of footage. Flanagan stated the remote camera system permitted the program's intense human drama and closeness. "They understood these were being shot however they did not feel the existence of a camera operator," she stated. "There have been no deck hands playing around with boom rods or wires. When a patient decided to be shot someone would put a mic in it and then leave.Inch The 70 cameras permitted coverage from multiple angles, yielding a glance "a lot more like drama than traditional factual TV," stated professional producer Magnus Temple. Funnel 4 shot the show using standard-def and tape, however the network has restored the series, Temple stated. "This time around they need it shipped on HD and we'll most likely record onto hard disc. It's well worth the extra investment." Temple and the production partner Nick Curwin formerly used fixed-rig technology on the U.K. reality skeins "The HouseholdInch and "One Born Every Minute" (the U.S. version of "Born" airs on Lifetime), however for "24 Hrs" installed the strategy on anabolic steroids. Temple wouldn't discuss your budget of "24 Hrs" but stated, "Even though infrastructure is very costly, because you are getting 14 episodes from 4 weeks of shooting, the per-hour cost resembles standard factual TV." Reservations & Signings Montana Artists signed d.p./second unit d.p. Jonathan P. Taylor ("Iron Guy 2"), production designer Ryan Berg ("The listInch), costume designer Karen Malecki ("Take Shelter") and editor Vikash Patel ("The Storyline of Luke"). Agency reserved professional producers/UPMs Tom Karnowski on John Moore's "Die Hard 5" and Richard Sharkey on Kaira Parker's "The Diary of Lawson Oxford" co-producer Cecilia Roque on Adrien Brody's "Dirt Jumpers" co-producers/UPMs Darren Demetre on Roman Coppola's "A Glimpse Within the Mind of Charlie Swan III" and Tim Coddington on Peter Webber's "The Guy Who Saved the Emperor" UPM JoAnn Perritano on Shane Black's "Iron Guy 3" producer Anthony Mark as UPM on TNT pilot "The Container Star" and basketball coordinator, Michael J. Fisher on John Whitesell's "Switch." Montana also reserved d.p.'s Mathias Herndl on David Frazee's "Borealis," Christopher Norr on Scott Derrickson's "Sinister," Bing Sokolsky on TNT's "Franklin & Party," Philip Robertson on Louis Morneau's "The Wolfman" and Ron Mcguire on Nickelodeon movie "In A Major Way Movie" first AD's Annie Berger on FX's "Justified," Jay Tobias on NBC's "The Playboy Club" and Richard Patrick on CBS' "Memorable" production designers David Blass on "Justified," Kara Lindstrom on Malik Bader's "Crush," Lara Ballinger on HBO's "VEEP" and Brandy Alexander on television Land's "Upon the market at 35" costume designers Pamela Withers Chilton on The best spinner's pilot "Males at the office,Inch Lynn Falconer on Scott Walker's "The Frozen Ground" and Simonetta Mariano on David Twohy's "The Stories of Riddick: Dead Guy Stalking" and editors Ken Eluto on NBC's "30 Rock," Todd Ramsay on Rustam Branaman's "The Culling," Debra Weinfeld on USA's "Common Law" and Pam Smart on Eddie Chung's "Condors." 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Fantastic Fest: Rom-Com Extraterrestrial , Erotic Musical Underwater Love Charm with Lies and Turtle Sex

Four years after bringing his feature debut Timecrimes to Fantastic Fest (where it won the Best Picture award), Spanish director Nacho Vigalondo returned to Austin, a place so warm and familiar he liked it to returning to the womb. “It’s like going back into my mother’s vagina,” exclaimed Vigalondo, addressing the friendly crowd at the debut of his sophomore film, Extraterrestrial. “So I get inside my mother’s vagina, and for some reason you are all there inside!” Extraterrestrial is a vastly different film than Vigalondo’s time-travel thriller Timecrimes, but it’s just as well matched to the Fantastic Fest spirit, a sweet little romantic comedy in the guise of an alien invasion movie. It begins one day as Julio (Julin Villagrn) wakes up the morning after a drunken one night stand with Julia (Michelle Jenner), a gorgeous but mysteriously aloof young lady who can’t seem to wait for her hook-up to leave, already, until both realize the city outside is strangely quiet. While they’ve been asleep, alien ships have materialized in the skies and the population evacuated, leaving them alone with no internet, no cell service, and only each other to depend on. That is, until Julia’s awkward neighbor ngel (Carlos Areces, star of last year’s terrifically twisted Fantastic Fest entry The Last Circus) reveals he’s stayed behind as well, not so secretly because he’s desperately in love with Julia. And then Julia’s boyfriend Carlos (Ral Cimas) returns home for her, bearing tales of government quarantines, and leaving the foursome locked in an amusing mire of shifting relationships, shared lies, and increasingly paranoid fears that there might actually be a real alien among them. Vigalondo lends a sharp sense of humor to the proceedings, and despite occasionally using clumsy fade outs to get from scene to scene, the film makes its way to a sweet, unconventionally romantic ending. It is, at its core, more character-driven romantic comedy than science fiction film, the ultimate realization of which may turn off those expecting the latter. But, as Vigalondo explained of his misleading alien element, “There is no reason. It’s like The Birds. You like The Birds? It’s a classic!” — Speaking of sweetly romantic but unconventional Fantastic Fest entries, just try to wrap your head around Shinji Imaoka’s Underwater Love: It’s a pink film, meaning it follows in the grand tradition of Japanese softcore erotic cinema, it’s a musical featuring songs by German duo Stereo Total, and the story — well, it involves a thirty-something woman named Asuka (Sawa Masaki) visited by a former classmate, Aoki (Yoshir Umezawa), who died 17 years ago and came back to life as a dancing, cucumber-earing mythical turtle-like creature called a kappa. Then there’s the chain-smoking, dress-wearing supernatural hippie, the death clock, the inter-species coupling, and the anal pearls. But more on those delights later. Shot by renowned DP Christopher Doyle (whose love for the drink came up uncomfortably often in the film’s intro and Q&A), Underwater Love is disappointingly unpretty to look at, thanks perhaps to a limited budget but probably more to a decision to pursue a washed-out visual look. Still, every now and then comes a breathtaking Doyle composition; the blue sky reflected in a stream, or fast-motion time lapse lingering on the solemn body of a naked woman in a river. But shot in about a week and with a cheeky acceptance of its limitations (Example: The “kappa” is an actor wearing a visibly fake turtle mask. Just go with it!), Underwater Love gets the basic job done, which is to bring a wonderfully perverse (in a good way) and playful love story to life. The musical aspect, however, is a letdown, despite an opening number set in a factory that called to mind Bjork and Catherine Deneuve frolicking among machinery in Dancer in the Dark. Imaoka admitted he only included it because he was asked to by higher ups, and considering that the whole production completed filming within just eight days (a luxury by pink film standards, apparently), who can blame him for at least trying? If anything, the nonsensical lyrics and awkward choreography only lend more wild whimsy to the show. Which brings me to the anal pearls. Rest assured this is the only film in history that will feature comically childlike turtle-people having sex with human women (the turtle penis fellatio scene is a LOL-worthy highlight) and pulling magical rocks out of their crotches which, if inserted into a human’s anus, will avert death. And I guarantee you’ll never see a case of necrophilia-as-CPR again on film — at least, it couldn’t possibly be as desperately romantic as it is here. Read more coverage of Fantastic Fest 2011 and follow Movieline on Twitter.

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Tyra Banks Invites Site visitors To Visit Modelland

NEW You'll be able to, N.Y. -- A tweet doesn't usually produce a person cry. However, if Tyra Banks recently saw an image released having a fan marketing the release of her book, it meant a great deal the tears started flowing when she discussed this. You forget that people are likely to be searching toward (it) and so are gonna make out the print, she mentioned. That was really touching to find out that specifically for different things. Im new as of this. Ive never written a fiction book before which really touched me. Modelland, that's now in stores, might be the to start a 3-book youthful adult series. It makes sense an unpleasant teen named Tookie P La Creme who'll get requested to visit a high-notch academy referred to as Modelland. It appears sensible why Banks may decide to write the sunday paper for teens. The 37-year-old Banks posseses an affinity toward strengthening youthful women. Thats an audience that we personally am passionate about. I appear like youthful women particularly coping that transition into the adult years and theres plenty of self-doubt, theres plenty of insecurity, theres plenty of self-acceptance issues after they try searching within the mirror at their reflection and so they dont always happy enough or they measure, Banks mentioned. Modelland isn't a tell-by mentioning industry, but you will discover some parallels to Banks own experience available. Its inspired by my existence and encounters popular and modeling, she mentioned. My accomplishments additionally to a lot of discomfort I desired to endure. Additionally, it addresses subjects that Banks featured on daytimes The Tyra Banks Show, which went for five seasons and engrossed in 2010. I still discuss various various insecurities. I have got a woman in Modelland who's a cutter. I'd many shows relating to this, Banks mentioned. Theres bulimia, anorexia, every one of these items that are touched upon in Modelland which i did formerly touch upon in my talk show. Hollywood was already taking into consideration the series. Banks mentioned she was approached having a effective film producer right after it absolutely was introduced they was posting it. I must open the Modelland casting all over the world, she mentioned. Im trying to find an Everygirl to possibly play one of the figures inside the story. Banks, who's enrolled at Harvard Business School, mentioned shed prefer to produce films eventually. Thats a few things i would visit college for, she mentioned. Ive done the tv factor and may keep doing so, but the idea of films is rather amazing. Banks other Tv program, Americas Next Top Model, recently opened up its 17th season becoming an All-Star edition. Copyright 2011 by Connected Press. All rights reserved.These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Netflix Desires to Change Law Against Revealing Video-Viewing History

Jin Lee/Bloomberg/Getty Images Netflix introduced Thursday that it's clients in Canada and Latin America soon will have a way to talk about their movie-watching history on Facebook. Why don't you American clients? According to Netflix Boss Reed Hastings, speaking at at Facebook's F8 developer conference in San Francisco Bay Area, it's because of an outdated law he hopes to change. In 1988, Congress passed theVideo Privacy Protection Act to prevent the"wrongful disclosure of video tape rental or purchase records." Regulations showed up the aftermath ofthe confirmation proceedings to find the best Court nominee Robert Bork. In individuals days, a newspaper launched his video rental history, leading congress to compromise lower round the disclosure of those sensitive information. STORY: Is Netflix a great deal? Speaking within the Facebook developer conference, Hastings predicted that Congress would soon amend the VPPA. "Fortunately the U.S. features a bill today in Congress to update that old privacy [policy], which will then let's turn [video history talking about] on within the united states . States," mentioned Hastings. Left unsaid is an additional cause of Netflix should upend the VPPA. On friday, a consolidated class action lawsuit suit suit was amended in California federal court that alleges Netflix already has violated the VPPA. STORY: Netflix's Qwikster Offshoot Unpopular on Wall Street and Primary Street Litigants Rob Milans and Peter Cornstock are leading a matched up effort that charges Netflix with unlawfully retaining and revealing the watching habits of the clients. The suit states that Netflix keeps sensitive personal info despite clients cancel their monthly monthly subscriptions and alleges the business helps make the data available to its advertising partners. Netflix hasn't yet taken proper care of immediately the claims in the courtroom. According to research firm First Street Research Group, Netflix has spent $270,000 on lobbying since the fourth quarter of 2010. E-mail: eriqgardner@yahoo.com Twitter: @eriqgardner Netflix

Dish Network launches streaming service

Dish Network unveiled a streaming product utilizing the brand of Blockbuster, the company it rescued from bankruptcy five months ago. Launching Oct. 1, Blockbuster Movie Pass will be a $10 supplement to Dish Network subscribers; it won't be available to those who don't subscribe to the satcaster. That may have drawn sighs of relief over at Netflix given widespread anticipation that Dish would be launching a standalone product to rival the dominant upstart as pricing changes and restructuring sent its stock price plummeting earlier this week. The package boasts over 100,00 movies and TV shows available by mail, as well as 3,000 game titles. More than 3,000 movies streamed to TV, 4,000 movies streamed to your computer. More than 20 premium movie channels are also part of the service. Backed by a national promotional campaign, Blockbuster Movie Pass will have a DVD-by-mail component as well as a streaming to both TV and computers. Wireless devices won't be available for streaming at launch. "While the physical channel continues to be very important to the Blockbuster brand and product, we recognize more consumers are tuning into digital as a means of consuming entertainemnt," said Michael Kelly, president of Blockbuster, at a press conference in Friday San Francisco. The service will also be bundled free for one year to new subscribers who buy the America's Top 200 tier for $40 per month. Kelly also indicated that there may still be a standalone streaming service under the Blockbuster brand that won't be packaged with the Dish subscription, but gave no specifics. The product essentially discourages the cord-cutting that would endanger Dish's core service by melding its linear channels and TV Everywhere selections with Blockbuster's existing mail-based and streaming services. Dish CEO Joe Clayton touted the ability to combine all of the above on one bill as a feature that would allow Blockbuster Movie Pass to stand out from the crowd of video services ranging from Amazon to DirecTV. Among the differentiating factors from the competition Dish execs sought to highlight was the free exchange of discs in Blockbuster stories and no additional charge for Blu-ray rentals. Netflix charges an extra $2 for Blu-ray rentals. Contact Andrew Wallenstein at andrew.wallenstein@variety.com

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