• Whoa. Remember Anna Chlumsky? [CNN]
• Do “Antichrist” and “The Proposal” peddle outdated views of women? [The Guardian]
• Roger Ebert talks at length with “Funny People” director Judd Apatow. [Chicago Sun-Times]
• Peter Keepnews, meanwhile, charts the stand-up movie genre. [New York Times]
• With Coco Chanel set to be portrayed in two films this year, John Lichfield takes a look at the icon. [The Independent]
• The 40 most beautiful women in Hollywood right now. [Premiere]
• Susan Wloszczyna takes stock of the rising and falling stock of this summer’s featured actors. [USA Today]
• Morgan Falconer spends some time with Bill Nighy across the pond. [The Times]
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5 responses to “7/28 Web Round-up”
Why are there only young girls on that top-40 list? Where’s Naoami Watts and Penelope Cruz, to name a few?
Yeah, that list makes me feel awfully old. I’ve barely heard of half the girls on it.
I didn’t know most of those girls either.
The Twilight girl really made me shudder though. Awful.
I’m going to guess that Ebert gives Funny People 3 1/2 or 4 stars.
That Premiere list gets a big Fail from me for not having Charlize Theron #1 although they do get points for not making it a 40 page slideshow.