Made up of actors, newsmen and Crocs-sporting chefs, our panel members had plenty of opinions.
“Two men in a room” it may be, but Tom Hooper’s movie starring Colin Firth as King George VI overcoming a stammer looks unstoppable this awards season. Next and final stop: The Oscars. (via TIME)
No fewer than 151 — count ‘em! — of this year’s class of Oscar attended the annual luncheon and they came with their appetite and wit intact.
The Facebook CEO may appear alongside his Oscar-nominated impersonator tonight at 30 Rock. (via Techland)
If you’re looking for early signs of who might be in the running to win a coveted gold statue next year, you could do worse than looking at the National Board of Review’s awards.
The Social Network, the story of Mark Zuckerberg’s founding of Facebook, was the most popular movie in America this weekend. Was is the story of a socially-impaired jerk who abandoned all human connection for fame and fortune, or was it the tale of an ambitious genius who guarded his creation against those who would claim [...]
“I don’t have a Facebook page because I have little interest in hearing myself talk about myself any further than I already do in interviews or putting any more about myself online than there already is. But if I wasn’t in this position, I’m sure I would use it every day.” -Jesse Eisenberg, who plays [...]
Facebook, for a time, crashed Thursday. Commerce, as we knew it, ground to a halt. Children cried. Workers were forced to, you know, work. Meanwhile NewsFeed spent this morning watching the Facebook movie – where all this was foretold.
