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Indiana Jones Swings Into Cannes!
[Cue Indiana Jones theme Song] Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull had its big Cannes premiere last night and it wasn't only the movie's stars clamoring to see the much-anticipated film. Harrison Ford was the man of the hour alongside George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, but looked happiest next to Calista in beautiful blue. Shia got all gussied up and dare I say looked a little overwhelmed with Cate Blanchett at such a huge event.
Birthday Wishes For Pretty Woman Julia and Retiring Joaquin
After posing for photos on the red carpet, Julia Roberts, Casey Affleck, Bruce Willis, and Tom Hanks were just a handful of the A-listers who performed last night in honor of Paul Newman. Joined on stage by the children from the Painted Turtle Camp, the actors got into costume and character as Jack Nicholson narrated The World of Nick Adams. While remembering Paul was a key element of the night, there were also plenty of jokes.
Jack and Morgan Carry Their Bucket List to LA
Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman came out in LA last night to premiere their new sweetheart buddy film The Bucket List. In the movie, they play men from very different walks of life who are both terminally ill and embark on a series of adventures they've always wanted to do before they "kick the bucket." The boys were joined by friends Billy Crystal, John Mayer (who isn't one to miss a red carpet these days) and their pint-sized costar Taylor Ann Thompson.
AFI Honors Warren & Reunites Old Friends
The American Film Institute had its 40th anniversary on Wednesday, and some of Hollywood's finest were there to help celebrate. George Lucas, Billy Crystal and Jack Nicholson were among the 11 entertainers chosen to introduce a screening of one of their own films. The man of the night was Warren Beatty, who was honored with AFI's 36th lifetime achievement award.
Sugar Bits — Leonardo DiCaprio Will Star In Atari Movie
- Leonardo DiCaprio signed on to star in a new movie about the creator of the Atari video game, Nolan Bushnell. — BuzzSugar
- Kung Fu Panda beat out the competition for the number one spot at the box office this weekend, with You Don't Mess with the Zohan coming in second. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Sex and the City came in third and fourth.
Sugar Bits — Tatum O'Neal Arrested For Cocaine and Crack
- Tatum O'Neal was arrested in NYC at 7:30 p.m. last night for buying cocaine and crack. Tatum said she was doing research for a movie role, but police found a pipe on her.— NY Post
- Yves Saint Laurent died of a brain tumor Sunday night at his home in Paris.
Sugar Bits — Sydney Pollack Dies of Cancer
- Sydney Pollack lost his battle with cancer yesterday, dying at the age of 73. The legendary director and actor was surrounded by family in his LA home when he passed away. — BuzzSugar
- Sharon Stone opened her big mouth saying that the recent earthquake in China was just "karma."
Harrison and Shia Bring Their Indiana to NYC
Not letting a little transcontinental flight slow them down, Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart looked fabulous last night at the New York premiere of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Of course, Shia LaBeouf joined them, shiny suit and all, after their positive Cannes moment. The rising star may not always know how to dress, but he's picking the big time roles.
Does Shia Make You More Excited For Indiana Jones?
With the release of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull just two weeks away, Harrison Ford and Shia LaBeouf are about to launch into serious promotional mode, including a stop at the Cannes Film Festival for the big premiere. There's been plenty of buzz about this film since the get go, but we're thinking that having new star Shia on board might help get a new generation of Indy fans. What do you think — does Shia make you more excited to see Indiana Jones?
Sugar Bits — Matt to Bring Back Bourne for a Fourth Film!
- Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass are both lined up for a fourth installment of the Bourne franchise. Looks like our wish came true! — Variety
- This year's Oscars broadcast was the lowest rated in history, with only 32 million viewers tuning in.
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