Huh? James Franco has directed a 12-hour movie using outtakes from My Own Private Idaho.
Here is why you should be jealous of South Korea.
GQ: Mark Harris on "The Day the Movies Died" — the (potential) death of the great American art form.
In case you haven't noticed over the past year ,The Simpsons has become more relevant than ever. Last week's episode is a brilliant send up of awards season, with the show targeting Oscar favorite Pixar, and even Sylvain Chomet (The Illusionist, Triplets of Belleville):
Planet Money: 4 Reasons why home prices are likely to keep falling.
The Playlist: Uncle Boonme Director Apichatpong Weerasethakul is looking to direct his next feature Mekong Hotel. And rumors are swirling that Tilda Swinton is attached to star! Sounds like perfection.
NPR: Could the recent labor battles be a turning point?
Fandor.com: Are the Best Picture nominees falling into a formula?
Criterion has released their special edition Blu-ray of Alexander Mackendrick's masterpiece Sweet Smell of Success, starring Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis. The Blu-ray is already being called "essential" for film fans:
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Scientific American: Why are Americans so ill-informed on the topic of Climate Change?
Al Jazeera: Gaddafi loosing more Libyan cities.
Vanity Fair profiles the eternal rudeness of Mel Gibson.
Frontline debuts a one hour special on the revolution in Egypt, which you can watch it in its entirety here.
