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Penelope's Road to the Oscars Is Paved With Parties
Penelope Cruz was the guest of honor at yet another party celebrating her Oscar nomination in LA yesterday. Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas hosted at their home out on their patio with guests that included Kate Hudson and Rosario Dawson. If Penelope ends up taking home the trophy come Oscar night, she'll have plenty of friends to thank in her acceptance speech.
Heigl Talks Golden Globes, Plus WGA-Award Nomination
The stars of Grey's Anatomy were out picketing in support of their writers (or former writers, as the case may be, Isaiah Washington?) yesterday. This morning was a bittersweet one for the show, as it was nominated for two Golden Globes — Best Dramatic Series as well as Heigl for Best Supporting Actress. Naturally, Heigl spoke to Entertainment Tonight about what this means.
Joaquin Supports Non-Violence (Off the Big Screen)
Yesterday, Joaquin attended a press conference to reintroduce the Department of Peace and Nonviolence Bill. Joaquin may be a staunch activist in his free time, but his film choices don't always reflect his peace-loving beliefs. That is, unless his next film, We Own The Night, co-starring Mark Wahlberg about the Mob in NY is somehow violence-free.
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Bruno Fashionably Premieres In Paris
Sacha Baron Cohen's stunt with Eminem at the MTV Movie Awards had everybody talking about his new movie Bruno, which comes out on July 10 in the UK. Last night the chic city of Paris premiered the movie, which features Sacha as a flamboyant Austrian fashion reporter. As you can see from his appearance, Sacha went all out for the role and for the promotion, just like he did for Borat...
Food For Thought: M.F.K. Fisher
Today would have marked the 99th birthday of prolific writer Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher (most commonly known as M.F.K. Fisher). She was a prominent food critic and one of the great culinary writers of the 20th century.
Summer Reading: The Gastronomical Me
The genre of food-based autobiographies might not exist if it wasn't for MFK Fisher. In 1932 MFK (Mary Frances Kennedy) was inspired by an Elizabethan cookbook and set out writing essays about her own cooking. At the urging of a friend (who later became her second husband), she published her first book, Serve it Forth, in 1937.
Summer Reading Roundup
Can you believe that August is over already? We hope that you all enjoyed August's summer reading month features. We've had thirty-one options that range from vegetarian cooking, shopping list mockery, world history, children's cooking, vacations, fine dining and more.
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