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Vulture Gives Out the Award Oscar Forgot: Best Bit Part
Five nominees ... and one surprise winner!
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Five nominees ... and one surprise winner!
Probably not! But maybe!
Can anyone beat Javier and Cate?
Who's scurrying to fire their publicists right now?
Also: Into the Wild rises again.
A handful of Screen Actors Guild Award nominations make Sean Penn's film a player again.
Who saw their gold-plated dream crumble into dust this morning in the hands of Hayden Panetierre?
The National Board of Review hails the Coens.
Who's up? Who's down?
He spoke with Vulture about what Jay was like in grade school (not much of basketball player), and their time living together (they shared women and got the drip).
Who's up? Who's down?
Is it possible that all these talented Hollywood stars could've conspired to work below their skill level (while presumably collecting huge paychecks) to make a terrible movie and sour people on Christmas?
Who's up? Who's down?
American Gangster decisively topped the weekend's box office, pulling in $46.3 million and setting a new record for the highest opening for an R-rated crime drama ever. Also, possibly even more impressively, it defeated Bee Movie in a season when moviegoers are so hungry for family films that The Game Plan can actually be a hit.
Who's up? Who's down?
As employees of New York, we feel we must object.
This week in Vulture's Oscar Futures.
An unqualified, crack-addled success!
Plus Robert Duvall, Chris Noth, and Russell Crowe.
A whole week early!
It can't possibly be worse than Kingdom Come.
Among hardened crime reporters and jealous aspiring screenwriters alike, Nicholas Pileggi is that bastard writer who managed to turn his book, Wiseguy, about the rise of a mob underling, into a Martin Scorsese movie: Goodfellas. You may have heard of it.
Madonna, Diddy, and Rob Zombie!