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This actually sounds funny, and perhaps the first Nicholas Cage-connected movie that I'm excited about in a looooong time!

That's right! I'm inviting you to join me and blog the night away! We'll make fun of the outfits, applaud the winners, console the losers, and worship Angelina Jolie's lips!

Since I’ve been attending film festivals and premieres as both the marketing consultant for MORE TO LIVE FOR and on the other side of the rope as a member of the press, I’ve had the opportunity to make many observations with regards to film promotion at events and on the red carpet

The bold, relatively brief life of Serge Gainsbourg, the French singer, songwriter and svengali who died in 1991, is twice removed from the story told by Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life. First-time writer and director Joann Sfar has said that polishing the fine points of that life

The one sure thing "Captain America: The First Avenger" succeeded at doing is capturing the patriotic spirit of America circa 1940s.

In March of 1941, eight months prior to the U.S. entry into WWII, Captain America made his first Marvel appearance in an iconic comic book cover image where he was seen punching Adolf Hitler square in the jaw.

"Hugo" opens Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 23rd! I'm sooooo there! Here's more info on "Hugo" from Yahoo.

One of the ways in which filmmakers are reaching out and finding like minded people to share and promote projects with is through social media and Facebook offers several places worth checking out.

"Something Borrowed," the beloved bestseller is now a major motion picture, and author Emily Giffin is behind the project 100%! In this interview, we talked about:

I can't wait for July 15 when the final chapter opens! I've read this book, and it's emotionally satisfying. Here's hoping the film version is as powerful!