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Variety Entertainment News Service
Variety Entertainment News Service provides entertainment and feature sections with worldwide entertainment coverage from Variety's daily, weekly and on-line publications. Our web-based service offers breaking news and an array of articles, profiles and photos on the hottest developments in television, film, music, theater and the celebrity world. Variety has been the leader in the field for 100 years-they're experts even for insiders.
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Cannes Film Review: 'Zulu'
The unhealed wounds of post-apartheid South Africa get a brutal but superficial once-over in Jerome Salle's savagely violent cop thriller "Zulu." Toplining Orlando Bloom and Forest Whitaker as two detectives uniquely scarred by their nation's cruel racial legacy, this adaptation of Caryl Ferey's 2010 novel has the commercial slickness of Salle's transnational ...
Variety's Picks: Video of Vanished London, 'Revenge Wears Prada,' Lego 'Casino Royale,' More
Variety selects the videos, games, apps, books, music and more you should know about each week. London in 1927 Shot by film pioneer Claude Friese-Greene in the early color process called Biocolour, this moving travelogue of vanished London was seen in the BBC/British Film Institute's 2006 docu "The Lost World of Friese-Greene." It became a viral hit recently when news sites -- and ...
Inspired by 'Fast & Furious 6,' ATF Launches Sequel to Operation That Mistakenly Armed Drug Cartels
Inspired by the upcoming release of "Fast & Furious 6," the latest installment in the blockbuster action franchise, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has announced it will create a sequel to Operation Fast & Furious, its 2009 botched gun-trafficking sting operation that resulted in more than 2,000 guns being allowed to end up in the hands of violent ...
Cannes Film Review: 'The Last of the Unjust'
Demanding and deeply rewarding, "The Last of the Unjust" finds veteran documentarian Claude Lanzmann turning for the fourth time to outtakes from his monumental "Shoah"; here, he draws extensively from filmed interviews with Benjamin Murmelstein, the last and only surviving president of the Jewish Council in the Theresienstadt ghetto during World War II. While the raw footage of Lanzmann's ...
Cannes Film Review: 'Venus in Fur'
As with his earlier "Carnage" and "Death and the Maiden," "Venus in Fur" finds Roman Polanski transferring a New York stage hit to the screen with maximum fidelity and facility, and a minimum of fuss. Primarily a vehicle for Mrs. Polanski, Emmanuelle Seigner, who engulfs the screen with a juicy comic performance that does full justice to a demanding role, this playful and literate rumination ...
Joss Whedon Explains New 'Avengers' Characters On Fallon (VIDEO)
After confirming that Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver would be in "Avengers 2," Joss Whedon gave some clarity to why he chose those characters to appear in the next pic on Friday nights Jimmy Fallon Show. SEE ALSO: Robert Downey Jr.'s "Avengers 2" Salary Stand-Off Whedon was plugging his next movie , "Much Ado About Nothing," and before getting into that film ...
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