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- Dollhouse is being pulled during sweeps, which could signal its cancellation — The Ausiello Files
- Check out these new stills of Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, and Emily Blunt in The Wolfman — MTV Movies Blog
- An Education originally had a different ending — Movieline
- Watch Rainn Wilson's funny new commercials for the NBA — Best Week Ever
- Ryan Murphy is writing an episode of Glee that mocks the show's real-life denial for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade — The TV Column
- Bravo has picked up a second season of Top Chef Masters — YumSugar
- Before the release of Saw VI, here are six terrible sixth sequels — Rotten Tomatoes
- A list of TV's memorable dumb jocks — TV.com
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An Education: A Wonderful, World Weary Coming of Age Tale
There's very little time left for Carey Mulligan to be an unknown. She plays the central character in An Education, and it's a mesmerizing, star-making turn.
Nick Hornby is behind the screenplay, which follows 16-year-old schoolgirl Jenny as she navigates her strict school-minded parents and the affections of a man twice her age in '60s London.
Buzz's Picks For Fall Movies: Dramas
I've already given you guys a look at the comedies and romance flicks that are on my radar for Fall, but now it's time to tackle the heavier stuff: the dramas. There are definitely a few Oscar contenders in this list, so check 'em out.
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Movie Preview: Nick Hornby's An Education
The description for An Education goes like this: "A coming-of-age story about a teenage girl in 1960s suburban London, and how her life changes with the arrival of a playboy nearly twice her age." And the new trailer for the movie, written by Nick Hornby, shows just that. In fact, the whole movie seems to unfold within this trailer, and yet, I still really, really want to see the movie.
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2009 Sundance Awards Roundup
The buzz about Sundance has been largely positive this year and it sounds like the entries were, on a whole, some of the best the festival has rounded up in a long time. On Saturday the festival's closing Awards Ceremony was held and the winners were announced. Some of last year's outstanding Sundance entries just made it onto the list of Oscar nominations, including Frozen River (which won the Grand Jury Prize last year) and Man on Wire (which won the top Sundance prize in the international documentary category).
2009 Sundance Spotlight: An Education and Rudo y Cursi
While I won't be heading down to the 2009 Sundance Film Festival this year, I will be sorting through the humongous pile of festival entries to share with you some of the films I think look most promising. From quirky documentaries to talented young filmmaker debuts to a potential runaway hit, Sundance is filled with entertainment possibilities. Here are today's selections:
An Education
Actress Carey Mulligan is getting a lot of attention at Sundance this year, as she's promoting not one but two films that both are receiving good buzz.
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Rewind: This Week's Buzz
- The Office celebrated Jim and Pam's wedding! I was worried about the hype, but it actually went above and beyond my expectations.
- There are plenty of choices at the box office this weekend, including Good Hair, The Boys Are Back, An Education, and Couples Retreat.
- Speaking of Couples Retreat, think you know Vince Vaughn?
- We finally got to feast our eyes on the first music video for New Moon — Death Cab for Cutie's Meet Me on the Equinox.
- The competition is heating up in my Scariest Movie Bracket — don't forget to fill out your bracket to win a prize!
- You chose Vampire Diaries as your favorite new Fall drama. Have you checked out the sneak peek photos from next week's episode yet?
- See if you agree with my list of the 10 Most Influential Male Characters on TV.
- After the initial shock of David Letterman's scandal, he went on air to apologize.
- With talk of an Arrested Development movie off and running again, where are the cast members now?
- While you're surfing the Web this weekend, don't forget to check out the hot groups in the BuzzSugar Community!
Link Time!
- DJ AM's reality show, Gone Too Far, will air on Oct. 12 — Vulture
- Californication has been renewed for a fourth season — The Hollywood Reporter
- Liam Neeson will join Russell Crowe and Elizabeth Banks in The Next Three Days — Cinematical
- Check out Vampire Weekend's new song and upcoming tour dates — Pitchfork
- Take a sneak peek at this week's episode of Glee — Pop Watch
- Get the look: An Education's fab frocks — CasaSugar
- James Franco is calling his upcoming appearance on General Hospital "performance art." — MTV Movies Blog
- Relationship advice from the cast of Couples Retreat — Rotten Tomatoes
The Vampire Diaries: The Good, the Bad, and the Bloody
The Vampire Diaries must be doing something right, because the CW just ordered nine more episodes of the freshman series. I'm pretty psyched — with its third episode, "Friday Night Bites," Diaries has become one of my favorites of the Fall season.
Even though I've been gushing over Ian Somerhalder's Damon, this week the episode belonged to sensitive Stefan, who put down the blood bag, picked up the football, and brought out the high-school girl in me, who roots for the hot quarterback.
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