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Pauline Kael Biographer: Why Writing About the Legendary Film Critic Was a 'Tremendous Challenge' (Q&A)

Brian Kellow has been receiving praise for his biography of legendary film critic Pauline Kael, which hits stores Thursday. In the book, titled Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark, the writer sheds lights on light on the voice that championed Bonnie and Clyde,"her failed Hollywood adventure and her battles with William Shawn.our editor recommendsPauline Kael: A Life in the Dark: Book ReviewHow Hollywood Seduced and Abandoned Critic Pauline Kael (Exclusive Book Excerpt)NY Film Festival Wrap: Special Events, Fortuitous Encounters and Spontaneous CombustionHow Pauline Kael Might Vote: No on 'Social Network,' Maybe on 'Black Swan'Pauline Kael's Editor: 'She'd Laugh at 'Black Swan,' Vote for 'The Fighter' Kellow sat down with The Hollywood Reporter's chief film critic Todd McCarthy to talk about the challenges involved in writing the book, her naivete when it came to Hollywood and what didn't make the book. The Hollywood Reporter: What first lit up the idea in you to embark on this project? Kellow: I began reading Pauline Kael's reviews when I was around 13. She had a voice that spoke to me immediately. I read her for years and committed great chunks of her reviews to memory. I prefer to write biographies that to some extent represent fresh territory. Setting down Pauline's life seemed like a tremendous challenge -- which it was, as it turned out. BOOK REVIEW: Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark THR:Has there ever been a biography of a film critic before? What about critics in other fields? What made writing about a critic, someone who by nature is a reactor, different from the other subjects you've tackled? Kellow: I don't know that there has been a biography of a movie critic until now. There have been biographies of theater critics -- Kathleen Tynan wrote a wonderful one about her husband, Kenneth. One of my favorite aspects of working on Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark was the chance to track the influences that helped form her taste and style. Also, writing this book gave me a great opportunity to delve into the film history of the 1960s and '70s. It was exciting to show how what was happening on the screen really was, to a great extent, Pauline's life. THR: Other than Pauline's published writing, what other material existed in archives or her personal collection for you to draw upon? Letters, diaries, datebooks, etc.? Kellow: I had great luck in having access to Pauline's extensive archive at the Lilly Library at Indiana University in Bloomington. It's a treasure trove. There are very few letters from Pauline herself, but she seems to have saved nearly every letter she received -- even letters from fans and readers. She always said she didn't want a biography written, but she certainly saw to it that her life was meticulously catalogued, so I'm not sure I believe her. EXCLUSIVE BOOK EXCERPT: How Hollywood Seduced and Abandoned Critic Pauline Kael THR: The early life material is particularly fascinating. How did you learn about her childhood, family,early responses to literature and movies, her difficult relationships at Berkeley and subsequent struggles before belatedly breaking through professionally? Kellow: Research. I went to Petaluma, Calif., and learned a great deal about the community of Jewish chicken ranchers in which she grew up. I was also very lucky: I found her ex-husband, Edward Landberg, who was still living in Berkeley. He was her only husband, although she liked to confuse people by telling them she had been married three times. As her daughter Gina said, "She loved a good story." I was also very lucky in rounding up a lot of people who had worked with her when she was programming the Berkeley Cinema Guild, the nation's first twin art house. That period of the mid- to late 1950s is one of my favorite parts of the book. THR: I never got the sense that Pauline was ever really in love with anyone. And nearly all the relationships she did have, with men who were essentially gay, were set-ups for disaster. How did you come to see view her emotional life? Did she just sublimate everything else to movies? Kellow: I think Pauline was in love early on. I certainly think she was in love with the poet Robert Horan, who was gay. But I think she felt, quite early, that love between two people never lasted. And let's face it, often it doesn't! I think she learned early on not to trust in love. Her love of the movies was something else. That she could count on, and trust. I've tried not to hammer the whole seduction-of-the-movies idea too hard in my book. But there's no escaping it. PHOTOS: Netflix's 10 Most-Rented Movies of All Time THR: You mention that in earlier years she was constantly writing little plays, stories, screen ideas she'd send to Hollywood and so on. Did you read much of her creative writing in these areas? Was there any merit to any of it? Any way you can describe it? Kellow: Pauline would be the first to admit that her attempts at creative writing weren't very good. And they aren't. I've read carefully through all the pieces that survive. They're arch and full of ideas and attitudes, but they just don't move dramatically. The characters just don't have the breath of life. Related Topics Pauline Kael 1 2 next last

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A girl died strongly around the circus ride right outdoors the O2 concert venue in Dublin after watching Britney Warrior warrior spears perform there.our editor indicates Britney Warrior warrior spears Album Confirmed for Scar. 15 Release 'Hunger Games' Meets Britney Warrior warrior spears in Web Parody (VIDEO) The U.K. Daily Mail looks at the 31-year-old had seen Warrior warrior spears' Femme Fatale tour before boarding the fairground ride, that have been setup right outdoors the venue for fans. It's unclear once the rides were mounted on Warrior warrior spears, the Daily Mail reviews. PHOTOS: VMAs Most Crazy Red-colored-colored Carpet Fashion The woman apparently was thrown lower around 11:20 p.m. She died instantly and her body was removed the scene, in line with the Daily Mail. Hardly any other information was released by government bodies, that are carrying out an analysis. The festival area remains cordoned off. There's speculation the ride's malfunction may have been connected with heavy rains, which have affected East Ireland within the last 24 several hours. An unexpected emergency was declared in Dublin following a Dodder, Poddle and Camac overflowed their banks. PHOTOS: Britney Warrior warrior spears together with other Stars within the Billboard Music Honours It's the newest weather-related tragedy to occur within a concert. STORY: Foo Mma fighters' Dork Grohl, Moby round the Summer season of Stage Collapses This summer season, Sugarland's stage flattened within the Indiana Condition Fair, killing several people. The Pukkelpop Music Festival - which was to feature performances by Eminem, The Foo Mma fighters and Offspring - was canceled after five were destroyed in August. STORY: Pukkelpop Music Festival to return in 2012 Despite Stage Collapse Related Subjects Britney Warrior warrior spears Worldwide

Photo: Does Scarlett Johansson Look Like Our Sexiest Movie Alien Yet?

Over the course of her career, Scarlett Johansson has played a sexy Dutch muse, a sexy clone, a sexy journalism student, a sexy Boleyn sister and a sexy, spandex-clad Roman spy. (She is so sexy that David Fincher did not cast her in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for fear that audiences wouldn’t be able “to wait for her to take her clothes off.”) So it’s not surprising that in Jonathan Glazer’s upcoming film Under The Skin, the bombshell doesn’t just play an alien — she plays an alien who uses a voluptuous human body to ensnare male prey. Take a look at the first photo of Johansson in character to see how she stacks up against cinema’s other most titillating extraterrestrials. Here, Johannsson seems to be channeling a few different sexy alien attributes: the ultimate femme fatale quality of Natasha Henstridge’s Sil in Species with the edginess of Milla Jovovich’s Leeloo in The Fifth Element with the total disregard for PETA-approved outerwear of Alex Pettyfer’s John Smith in I Am Number Four. Do you think that makes her the sexiest movie extraterrestrial of them all. Before weighing in below, be sure to consider Jeff Bridges in Starman? Under The Skin — not to be confused with Pedro Almodovar’s The Skin I Live In — will be the first feature from Glazer since 2004’s Birth starring Nicole Kidman. Adapted from Michael Faber’s novel of the same title, Under The Skin stars Johansson as Isserley, an extraterrestrial sent to Earth by a rich corporation on her planet to pick up unwary hitchhikers. Through her terrestrial adventures though, Isserley ultimately meets a man who convinces her to change her view on hitchhikers and breaks her heart. Obviously. Under The Skin is currently shooting in Scotland. [ICYDK via Playlist]

Toronto: Content Acquires Foreign Territories On Lovely Molly

Content has acquired foreign rights on Lovely Molly, the genre film written and directed by Blair Witch Project‘s Eduardo Sanchez. A domestic distribution deal is coming. Lovely Molly made its debut in the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto Film Festival last month. The title character (Gretchen Lodge) is a newlywed who returns to her long abandoned family home and is hit with scary reminders of her nightmarish childhood that quickly color her new life. She snaps, basically, into a descent into an evil that is one part psychosis and another part possession. WME Global’s Graham Taylor and and BHDRL’s Stuart Rosenthal made the deal. The film’s produced by Robin Cowie, Gregg Hale, Jane Fleming, and Mark Ordesky. The intention is to employ the same kind of viral marketing that helped turned Blair Witch into such a big hit. “We were shocked by Gretchen Lodge’s extraordinary performance, it’s truly a sensational debut, in this powerfun and intense film from Eduardo Sanchez,” Content’s Jamie Carmichael said. “We’re delighted to be working with the Haxan and Amber teams on what promises to be a highly innovative and compelling campaign.” Content will sell the film at next week’s AFM. After the eye-opening $54 million opening weekend of Paranormal Activity 3, there should be a captive audience.

'Paranormal Activity 3': By the Numbers

As you may have read earlier on Friday, Tim Burton is designing a balloon for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade this year. Spoiler: it looks exactly like what you'd expect a balloon designed by Tim Burton to look like. But how did the prolific director wind up earning this prestigious -- if slightly unexpected -- honor? Find out that and four other fun facts ahead. 1. The balloon has a fast-food friendly name... Burton named the balloon "B. Boy," though friends can simply refer to him (it?) as "B." 2. ...as well as an intricate backstory dreamed up by Burton himself. As the 'Alice in Wonderland' relayed to NY Times writer Dave Itzkoff, "B. Boy" has quite a history. According to an origin story dreamed up by Mr. Burton, B. was created, Frankenstein's monster-style, from the leftover balloons used in children's parties at the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. Forbidden from playing with other children because of his jagged teeth and crazy-quilt stitching, B. retreated to a basement lair, where he obsesses over Albert Lamorisse's film 'The Red Balloon' and dreams that he, too, will be able to fly someday. 3. Parade organizers wooed Burton for quite some time... Burton has been a sort-of Moby Dick for parade organizers, as they've been trying to get him to create a balloon in the parade since 2004. The efforts ramped up after Burton's successful exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in the spring of 2010. Eventually, they even showed Burton illustrations from Tony Sarg, a balloon designer in the '20s and '30s who used an aesthetic similar to the director. 4. ...and then only had one request. "The only guideline we gave him is: Try to stay away from something skinny and pointy," Macy's parade creative director Bill Schermerhorn told the Times. 5. Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter are not involved. Yet. [via NYT/ArtsBeat] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook

Angelina Jolie's Directorial Debut Will get A Trailer

FROM MTV MOVIES: Everyone knows Julia Roberts, Academy Award-winning actress, sex symbol, mother and philanthropist, however nowadays the very first time, the brand new trailer for "Within the Land of Bloodstream and Honey" introduces most of us to Julia Roberts, author and director. There is discuss the project, an appreciation story set throughout the Bosnian war in early 1990's, for some time now, but there is little really known besides a tough description from the plot. Kaira Pitt even declined to provide his overview of the film when he spoke with MTV News while marketing "Moneyball." The film continued to be pretty much a mysterious with Jolie's title because the only identifiable feature. That's, before the trailer hit the net on Friday (October 21). Inside it, we obtain a glance at a sweeping romance hidden deep inside the disasters from the Bosnian war and full of suspicion and unfaithfulness. The film stars Zana Marjanovic and Goran Kostic as two enthusiasts caught in the center of the conflict. The size is remarkably large, trying to portray a complete-out war, and features plenty of gunfire and many large explosions. A clip also makes obvious the emotional weight associated with both romance and it is war time backdrop. Browse the full story at MTV Movies!

Paramyth Films plants 'Green'

VlahakisParamyth Films is certainly going eco-friendly, tapping Erectile dysfunction O'Ross, Shannon Elizabeth, Annabella Sciorra, George Finn and Alessandra Toressani to star in "A Eco-friendly Story."Written and directed by Paramyth's Nika Agiashvili, "A Eco-friendly Story" stories the existence of Greek immigrant Van Vlahakis, who showed up in the usa with only $22 in the pocket and finally founded our planet Friendly Items company. O'Ross stars because the modern-day Vlahakis, who's wrongly diagnosed with cancer and given two several weeks to reside. Reflecting on his existence being an immigrant throughout the1950s (performed in flashbacks by Finn), he ultimately decides to push themself by closing the last deal which will cement his company's success, even when he isn't around to determine it. "A Eco-friendly Story" starts production November. 3 with principal photography happening in La, Chicago and The island, A holiday in greece. Agiashvili will produce the pic alongside John Edward Lee, Chadwick Struck and Deanna Plascencia. It is the second feature for Agiashvili, who authored and directed "5 Nights in Hollywood," which is launched countrywide via Walmart, Blockbuster and Amazon . com on November. 1.The Beverly Hillsides-based Paramyth is an expert in films with budgets of $two million to $3 million.Elizabeth is symbolized by 5 Boroughs Entertainment, Don Buckwald & Affiliates/Fortitude's Michael McConnell. Sciorra is symbolized by Framework Entertainment. Finn is symbolized by ICM and Luber Roklin Entertainment's Lena Roklin and Mara Santino. Toressani is symbolized by UTA and Luber Roklin Entertainment's Lena Roklin. Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com

New Line, McCarthy in talks for 'Tammy'

New Line may be headed out on a road trip with Melissa McCarthy, developing "Tammy" with the "Bridesmaids" thesp as a possible starring vehicle from her spec script. The Warner Bros. subsidiary confirmed Monday that it was in talks to acquire McCarthy's script about a woman who loses her job at Hardee's, find out that her husband is cheating on her and goes on a trip with her foul-mouthed grandmother. McCarthy will also exec produce "Tammy." McCarthy won an Emmy last month for CBS's "Mike & Molly" and will appear Judd Apatow's "Knocked Up spin-off for Universal. She's also attached to Uni's comedy "I.D. Theft" opposite Jason Bateman about a man who has identity stolen by a woman. McCarthy is represented by CAA. Contact Dave McNary at dave.mcnary@variety.com

Szabo 35mm 35mm slides from MGM to Lionsgate

Lionsgate has named industry vet Lawrence Szabo professional veep of U . s . States Television Sales. Szabo spent 18 years at MGM Worldwide TV Group. most recently as senior veep in addition to co-controlling director for Europe, the middle East and Africa. He'll oversee sales of Lionsgate smallscreen content (for instance "Mad Males" and "Boss") across all platforms round the region, although matching with Alliance Films on distribution in Canada of Lionsgate's film library. Lionsgate has furthermore given EVP of monetary and legal matters David Nonaka oversight over worldwide television certification, while marketing Kate Nexon and Bruce Area within the digital methods group. NY-based Lionsgate TV sales professional Rand Stoll is segueing in to a speaking to role, rather than relocate for the West Coast, where Lionsgate's worldwide TV sales biz remains centralized. Contact Jon Weisman at jon.weisman@variety.com

Not so long ago Exclusive: Eion Bailey Going to Storybrooke

Eion Bailey Eion Bailey is going to be going to Storybrooke in ABC's approaching story book drama Not so long ago, TVGuide.com has learned solely. Not so long ago Scoop: A Deadwood alum is visiting town Executive-created by Lost's Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis, the approaching series informs the storyline from the Evil Full (Lana Parrilla) casting a spell upon classic story book figures who reside in Storybrooke, Maine, and do not know their very own true details. Bailey, who recurs on Covert Matters, has signed on for that mysterious role of "The Stranger." The 35-year-old actor, whose other credits include ER and HBO's Gang of Siblings, will first come in a multi-episode arc in Episode 9. Exclusive Start Looking: Dive in to the magical realm of Not so long ago Not so long ago, that also stars Ginnifer Goodwin as Snow Whitened and Jennifer Morrison as her daughter, debuts Sunday at 8/7c on ABC.

Craig Kilborn Sitcom Lands at ABC

Craig Kilborn Former Late Late Show host Craig Kilborn is plotting another return to television, this time starring in a sitcom that just landed a script order at ABC.In the untitled single-camera comedy, Kilborn would play an eccentric mystery writer "who has mastered the art of living," the network says. Kilborn's character finds his life turned upside down, however, when he meets his dream mate.Kilborn first signed a deal with ABC in May to develop a show; this is the direct result of that pact. He's writing and executive producing the project along with Paul Kaplan and Mark Torgove, whose credits include Outsourced, Spin City and George Lopez.The show would represent Kilborn's first-ever regular TV role as an actor. He has guested on a handful of shows, including an upcoming episode of Chuck, and has appeared in movies such as Old School.Kilborn spent five years as the host of CBS' Late Late Show; before that, he was the original host of Comedy Central's The Daily Show. Kilborn first came to national prominence as a wisecracking anchor on ESPN's SportsCenter.Most recently, in 2010 Kilborn hosted a short-lived daily chat show, The Kilborn File, on several Fox stations but it wasn't picked up for national distribution.Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

Kristen Stewart's 'Snow White' Kills People

It's really no surprise that Kristen Stewart's Snow Whitened in "Snow Whitened and also the Huntsman" will probably be a badass. It is simply a little surprising to listen to her tell precisely how badass the fairest of all of them will probably be. "I am fighting evilI'm fighting probably the most evil motherf--nufacturers-and it is fine that they are being wiped out. It's anguish. It's literally f--king anguish. She takes simply no pleasure in ever harming anything," Stewart stated within an interview with Box Office Magazine. "I am exhausted at this time and that i was thinking, 'The fight stuff is approaching, maybe that will not be so bad.' After which I recognized that they are most likely likely to be my most emotional moments because I am killing people and I am Snow Whitened." See Hollywood Crush for additional particulars around the story, and look for the relaxation of present day film news following the jump! "Tower Heist" Will not Be When Needed In The Near Future Universal's "Tower Heist" is certainly attempting to keep in front of the occasions. Regrettably, it will not do the like VOD prior to the film hits theaters. Deadline has found that the studio needed to halt that plan after theater proprietors backlashed the program to permit Comcast digital customers in Tigard and Atlanta to rent "Tower Heist" on demand three days before its theatrical release. Good Side From The "Heist" Regardless of the shelved VOD plan, Universal is certainly going forward having a "Tower Heist" Facebook promotion campaign known as "Heist It Back," the industry virtual scavenger search that will permit fans to win as much as a million Facebook credits. During the period of the search, Facebook customers could possibly get their very own bit of a lot of money by looking for "Heist" buttons hidden around Facebook. Fans are compensated with Facebook Credits, through digital goods incentives provider Ifeelgoods, once they "Heist," invite buddies or share on Facebook. Discover more here. "Percy Jackson: Ocean Of Monsters" Finally Will get A Release Date Although the "Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Crook" follow up was introduced in March, it's taken until today for that flick to obtain a release date. The Hollywood Reporter has found that "Ocean of Monsters," the 2nd installment within the "Percy Jackson" series, will open in theaters on March 26, 2013. This is the Wednesday before that year's Easter time Sunday, so Fox appears to become wishing to take advantage of approaching spring holidays so much more of its teen demographic can easily see the flick. The Actor-brad Pitt Creating Drama About William Wilkerson Deadline is confirming that The Actor-brad Pitt and Graham King will be creating a period of time drama for Lifetime concerning the Hollywood Reporter founder, William Wilkinson. It may sound like it is the network's attempt to obtain the prosperity of "Mad Males," and also the article even calls Wilkerson "the initial Don Draper." Depp could make a cameo appearance on the program. Cinemax Claims "Behind The Candelabra" Finally, a network has acquired Steven Soderbergh's lengthy-in-development biopic on Liberace. Deadline has found that Cinemax has greenlit production around the flick, known as "Behind the Candelabra." Michael Douglas will have Liberace, and Matt Damon will have his limo driver and live-in lover. John Singleton Could Helm A Tupac Biopic Because it appears like director Antoine Fuqua is aiming themself along with other projects, Vulture has found that John Singleton is searching to direct the project. Coincidentally, Singleton directed Tupac Shakur almost two decades ago in "Poetic Justice." Fuqua particularly struggled casting the central character within the biopic, so it will likely be interesting to determine who Singleton selects. Inform us your ideas on present day Dailies within the comments section below or on Twitter!

First Lady draws on H'wood talent

Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and also the famous host the famous host oprah Winfrey are most likely the media figures featured in many public service bulletins revealed Wednesday incorporated in first lady Michelle Obama and Jill Biden's initiative to assist military families. The initial lady reaches La in June to cope with a task pressure of Hollywood's guilds and pitch the idea of integrating tales of military families in movie and TV story lines. Producer Bruce Cohen, who leads the task pressure, come up with the expansion team to create the three PSAs, with music from Hendes Zimmer. Also mixed up in production were "Military Partners" creator Katherine Fugate, "Lost" executive producer Damon Lindelof and director Tom Shadyac. A&E Systems, CBS, Comcast, NBC, Disney ABC, Fox and Warner Bros. have made the decision to own PSA campaign. "Through this PSA campaign, Us citizens will discover much more about the first challenges as well as within our military families, see potency and effectiveness, resilience and repair, and uncover how you can hands to individuals amazing troops and families who've provided us a great deal,In . Michelle Obama mentioned in the statement. Contact Ted Manley at ted.manley@variety.com

Clint Eastwood to act again in Trouble With The Curve

We weren't expecting to tell you about new projects starring Clint Eastwood anytime soon, given that the all-rounder announced his retirement from acting following Gran Torino.Eastwood decided to focus his talents on directing instead, so it's great to be able to report that he will return in front of the camera in Trouble With The Curve.The baseball movie features an ageing scout who is losing his eyesight and sets out on one last trip with his daughter to check out a hot prospect.Eastwood hasn't acted in a film that was directed by anyone but himself since In The Line Of Fire in 1993. So what tempted him out of retirement?Well, the script by Randy Brown has caused Eastwood to have a "serious look" at the project.Plus, it'll be directed by long time collaborator Robert Lorenz, who was assistant director on films such as Mystic River and Blood Work.It also kills some time while he waits for Beyoncé to give birth so he can direct the remake of A Star Is Born.

Nancy Sophistication on Amanda Knox Verdict: It is a Huge Miscarriage of Justice

Nancy Sophistication Nancy Sophistication thinks Amanda Knox is guilty, and he or she told Access Hollywood they was "very disturbed" she was freed.Following a Italian appeals court overturned Knox's murder conviction Monday, this didn't proceed and take legal commentator and Dwts contestant extended to voice her opinion."It is a miscarriage of justice," the 51-year-old former da mentioned. "For me that although Amanda Knox did not wield the knife herself, In my opinion they was there, along with her boyfriend, that they did the deed, which she egged him on. That's things i believe happened."Amanda Knox freed, murder conviction overturnedAnd would she consider inviting Knox on her behalf account self-titled HLN show?"I'm not searching to obtain Amanda Knox's first interview because ... my show does not purchase interviews at all. In my opinion whether she'll get paid out outright or whether it's a certification fee for just about any photograph, that is what kind of great deal of systems circumvent needing to purchase interviews," she mentioned. "Second, I don't think she's going in reality anyway, what exactly may be the point?"

Suit vs. Cinemark reinstated

A legal appeal by Palm Desert, Calif.'s Cinemas Palme d'Or arthouse theater has the potential to open bookings by independent theaters if the desert plex prevails. Cinemas Palme d'Or is a 10-plex owned by radio host Steve Mason, actor Bryan Cranston, producer Alise Benjamin-Mauritzson and theater operator Brian Tabor. The cinemas sued Century Theaters (later purchased by Cinemark) in 2006, saying the large circuit was denying bookings to the arthouse -- a practice known as circuit dealing -- through Century's threats to retaliate against distribs by denying them critical runs in other markets. Though the initial suit was dismissed in state superior court in 2008, the California State Court of Appeals recently ruled to reinstate the suit, overturning the lower court's decision. Last week, the court denied a motion by Cinemark for a rehearing, opening the door to resume the discovery process so the trial can proceed in Los Angeles Superior Court. "I believe this case has a chance to really impact our industry and help to preserve independent theaters all over the country," co-owner Steve Mason said in a statement. Although Cinemas Palme d'Or said bookings became somewhat easier after the suit was filed, the partners said it continues to be an issue. The multiplex is currently showing studio releases such as "Contagion" and "The Help." Mason said the cinemas have been able to book only very small releases, with Cinemark booking most commercial releases into the nearby River multiplex. Cinemark, meanwhile, has claimed its business practices are lawful and that the appellate court ruling is contrary to modern antitrust law. Distribution executives may be called to testify during the next round in court. Other independent theater owners, who likewise feel at a disadvantage to the major theater chains, are following the case, a favorable ruling in which could help level the playing field for smaller exhibs. Contact Pat Saperstein at pat.saperstein@variety.com

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Kristin Cavallari Can get the Boot on Dwts

Kristin Cavallari Do not let the scattered boos within the audience fool you: The Dwts crowd wasn't everything upset when reality star Kristin Cavallari was told she was headed for your slopes. There's nothing near the outrage displayed throughout DWTS's most shocking elimination ever, in Season 5, when the super-gifted and full of personality Disney kid, Sabrina Byran (also became a member of by professional Mark Ballas), was sent packing.No, aside from mind judge Len Goodman crying foul, it had been small wave of protest over saying goodbye with a worthy competitor when several others - including Chaz Bono, Carson Kressley and Nancy Sophistication - don't have half of her dancing ability. But you, she didn't attract enough votes to stay.It may be because Cavallari started the show in defensive mode, telling audiences the first evening that "I'm not a real bitch," after playing one effectively round the Slopes. Or even for the reason that her personal story on Monday evening, which featured dances based on "The Key Year of My Existence," couldn't hold a candle with a wounded Iraqi war veteran (R.J. Martinez), a divorcee talk show host who handles to get rid of her home in the fire (Ricki Lake), a youthful child adoring his deceased father (Make the most of Kardashian) or perhaps the social isolation and fear one should overcome when one discovers they are gay (Kressley) or wants to become different gender (Chaz). Cavallari's finest hurdle was choosing involving the entertainment industry go to college. "Maybe my story wasn't emotional enough," states Cavallari.Or well-known enough. "I didn't know who she was," mentioned one lady inside the crowd Tuesday evening. "Therefore I won't miss her."What wound up getting everybody else excited was hearing that Cher are available in everyone else next Monday evening to cheer on her behalf account boy, who steered obvious of elimination once again despite finding yourself in the finish in the leader board. Another crowd-pleasing news was that former professional Julianne Hough, that is an actress, will return on Tuesday for results evening incorporated in her own publicity push for your remake of "Footloose." Hough will dance along with her co-star inside the movie, Kenny Wormald. But, you will notice a sister dance, too, states her brother, Derek: "We're cooking something up."Whoever else consider the newest DWTS elimination?Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine today!

Elizabeth Hurley Gets Engaged!

First Published: October 3, 2011 10:13 AM EDT Credit: Getty Premium Caption Elizabeth Hurley and Australian cricketer Shane Warne seen in Johannesburg, South Africa on July 22, 2011LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Elizabeth Hurley has wedding bells in her future! The big screen beauty-turned-Gossip Girl actress, 46, and Australian cricket star Shane Warne, 41, both Tweeted the same message over the weekend. Thanks for all your congratulations. Heres a pic of us about to go to Dunhill dinner in St Andrews, the pair said in identical Tweets. Shane then took to Twitter on Sunday to clear up rumors about their engagement. I didnt propose in front of 200 people at dinner. It was done privately and was very romantic if I say so myself, he wrote. Ps left knee is sore !!! A rep for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship also released a statement confirming the couples engagement, saying, Shane Warne has confirmed his engagement to actress Elizabeth Hurley after proposing at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Elizabeths divorce from Arun Nayar was finalized in June. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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