Archive for the 'Sundance Film Festival' Category

Quite a gathering over in Utah!

With the Sundance Film Festival well underway, the stars are taking to the streets (and maybe even the slopes) when they aren't indoors enjoying all the wonderful films being premiered at the festival.

Everyone from Emily Blunt to Lil' Jon to Kate Bosworth is in town, most of them doing their best to weather the snow storms popping up each day!

Take a look at the gallery (below) to see who else has shown up for the festival!

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"I didn't want to hear no motherf***ing notes from the studio telling me about what a young 13-year-old boy and girl would do in Red Hook. Fuck no. They know nothing about black people. Nothing!"

–Spike Lee to Chris Rock at the Sundance Film Festival on why he didn't ask a big Hollywood studio to fund Red Hook Summer.

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Naughty, naughty Drake!

As Sundance continues rock on in Park City, a blizzard Saturday almost kept the hip hop star from making it to his performance!

Drake arrived three hours late, much to the chagrin of his warm-up act, Aziz Ansari.

Aziz was booed by

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Wow! We can't believe how obvious it was!!

But unfortunately it's true… in show business, unless you're on the ground, nobody is gonna stop U from doing that publicity!!

If U need to be caught up in the loop, Tracy Morgan collapsed at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend. He dropped right after he accepted his Spotlight Initiative Award and was taken immediately to Park City Medical Center.

We heard he'd been drinking quite a bit, but the hospital has reported there was no alcohol found in his system.

His rep stated he's suffering:

Ryan Kwanten was spotted out and about in Park City, Utah.

What was he doing in Utah, you ask?

Attending the 2012 Sundance Film Festival of course.

It was day 2 of the festival and Ryan was looking hawt as always.

Even though it looks cold out there, his hotness must keep him warm.

We know it makes us warm. Mmmm.

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Could vindication be on the way for these three young men whose lives were taken from them for 18 long years?

This week, a screening of West of Memphis at Sundance Film Festival has a lot of people buzzing about Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley (aka The West Memphis Three) and how this movie will forever change their lives. Apparently, director Peter Jackson went well beyond doing comprehensive research for his documentary. He actually went so far as to provide testimony from three witnesses that insist Damien, Jason and Jessie are all innocent and that they know the name of the real killer: Terry Hobbs.

For those of you who don't know,

In his opening speech at the Sundance Film Festival, Robert Redford expressed his latest political feelings.

Saying what anyone who watches the GOP debate can clearly see, he calls Mitt Romney and the others out for their near-incomprehensible egomania.

Red said:

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