OSCAR BUZZ!
The nominations for the 87th Academy Awards were revealed this morning, and 8 films were nominated for best picture. Birdman and The Grand Budapest Hotel topped the nomination with nine each while The Imitation Game followed with eight nods.
The complete list of nominees: The Hollywood Reporter
(There you can also read the reviews, watch the trailers, and get the latest on each of the movies up for the big award-Best Picture)
*AND THEN…
Miley Cyrus’ KEEPIN’ IT IN THE FAMILY (IES)
Well, I thought it was bad enough he got shot. Looks like its only gonna get worse for the Kennedys.
JFK … two of your niece’s children are banging the offspring of the dude who sang “Achy Breaky Heart.”
We’ve learned Miley Cyrus is not the only one getting a piece of the Kennedys … her brother Braison is dating boyfriend Patrick Schwarzenegger‘s sis, Christina.
Read more: TMZ
*ALSO~ YIKES
Bruce Jenner… In Touch (with his female side?)
Kris Jenner is saying she’s ‘outraged’ at “In Touch” for giving Jenner a magazine make-over photoshop style, on the cover with all the female fixin’s.
The cover is shocking … Bruce has never said he’s going down the road to change his sex, but the cover reads that way. Kris is telling friends, “It’s just mean to do whether or not it’s true.”
Her reaction is interesting and somewhat equivocal, but she’s saying she has contempt for the mag jumping to conclusions and then altering the image to fit its story.
LOOK at this: TMZ
FINALLY~
Check out this De Niro / DiCaprio SHORT Courtesy of Martin Scorsese:
Martin Scorsese is known for collaborating with a tight-knit group of actors throughout his career: he’s worked frequently with Robert De Niro, and of course in recent years, he’s found acclaim directing Leonardo DiCaprio. But all three have never worked together on the same project – until now. (Under bizarre circumstances) Scorsese directed both actors – and Brad Pitt – in The Audition, a short film created to promote two new Asian casinos.
The short was written by Terence Winter (The Wolf of Wall Street) and produced by Brett Ratner – and based on the trailer and finds De Niro and DiCaprio arriving at the casino, where awkwardness and tension grow high as the actors (playing themselves) realize they’re auditioning for the same role in a Scorsese film.
Read more: Rolling Stone
