Joaquin Phoenix Documentary Fake
Documentary’s more like a Mockumentary: In a candid new interview with The New York Times , Casey Affleck reveals that I’m Still Here — a moving testament Joaquin Phoenix’s downward spiral, was all just an elaborate “performance.” Phoenix stunned the public and late-night TV host David Letterman in a Feb. 2009 appearance on the funnyman’s show that seemed to show an seemingly incoherent Joaquin showing up in a heavy beard and sunglasses. Dave couldn’t stop chuckling and famously quipped: “Joaquin, I’m sorry you couldn’t be here tonight.” For nearly two years, Phoenix has “Walked the Lane” between his Oscar-nominated sanity and a head-scratching desire to become a hardcore rapper
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Lindsay Lohan Hires Britney Spears’ Former Manager Larry Rudolph
Lindsay Lohan has hired the former manager of frenemy Britney Spears in a last ditch effort to salvage what’s left of her once thriving career. Larry Rudolph — who was credited with turning Britney Spears back into pop music’s Golden Girl following her divorce and mental breakdown three years ago — is now employed by the Machete actress, who hopes Rudolph can work his magic and save her career following a recent stint in jail and rehab for violating the conditions of probation from a 2007 conviction for driving under the influence.
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Brittany Murphy’s Mom & Husband Shared Bed
What in the what ? Brittany Murphy’s mother Sharon sometimes shared a bed with her late daughter’s widower in the months after the actress’ sudden death last year, TMZ.com has learned. Brittany Murphy — who appeared in films like Clueless , 8 Mile , and Just Married at the height of her career — died in the shower of her Los Angeles mansion last December after collapsing from what officials later discovered was a combination of pneumonia, anemia, and an accidental overdose of prescription drugs
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Amy Adams Janis Joplin Biopic
The struggle to bring Janis Joplin’s life to the big screen is over: Oscar-nominated actress Amy Adams will transform into the “Get It While You Can” hitmaker in an upcoming Joplin biopic. The still-untitled movie will be helmed Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles, who hot to fame and critical acclaim with his 2004 feature, City of God . In an interview with Fearnet.com, Twilight producer Wyck Godfrey confirms he is at work on several new films, and “one’s a Fernando Meirelles Janis Joplin movie with Amy Adams playing Janis Joplin.” The life story of the blue-eyed soul star has long been in the works.
Read More“Welcome To The Rileys” Trailer [Feat. Kristen Stewart, James Gandolfini]
Have you checked out the trailer for Welcome To The Rileys , starring Kristen Stewart and James Gandolfini? A dark drama, the powerful piece follows a grief-stricken man who takes a business trip to New Orleans and seeks salvation by caring for a wayward young woman.
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