Virtual Newsstand: Movieline.com, August 2010
Every month at Movieline, we collect the best interviews, smartest features, and most compelling reviews we've produced, and curate them in one easy-to-use table of contents called the Virtual Newsstand, which pays tribute to our print magazine history. Here's the Virtual Newsstand for August 2010.
ENTERTAINMENT AS A WAY OF LIFE
MOVIELINE
August 2010
INTERVIEWS
Gangster #1
Vincent Cassel on Mesrine, Black Swan, and acting: "You need a hard-on, perpetually"
The Lynch Mob
How does Jane Lynch feel about hosting Saturday Night Live? "I'm scared to death!"
The Host with the Most
Jimmy Fallon reveals his Emmy-hosting plan of attack
Young Pilgrims
Mary Elizabeth Winstead is the woman of Scott Pilgrim's dreams
Bloody Good
True Blood's Denis O'Hare_ on villainous monologues and love scenes
A Princess? She's Over It
Gemma Arterton on blockbuster fatigue and the politics of being tied up
Ingenue Endurance Tests
Anna Kendrick survived the Oscar gauntlet. Barely
Can We Cut In?
Have a word with Real Housewives of D.C. party crashers Michaele and Tareq Salahi
College Prep
Joel McHale is just happy we know what Community is
Giddy-Up
Sam Rockwell on Cowboys and Aliens and partying with costars
The Nicest Mean Girl
When You Again's Odette Yustman is bad, she's better
The J.J. List
Kathy Griffin dishes on her double dates with J.J. Abrams
She's an Animal
Jacki Weaver's 48-year journey to the role of a lifetime (and maybe an Oscar)
Finding Her Voice
Glee's Jayma Mays is anticipating her musical moment
Animal Husbandry
Director David Michôd on the ups and downs of his Animal Kingdom
The Next Dimension
Step Up 3D director Jon Chu broke all of 3D's rules (and cameras)
Secretary's Day
Is Ellie Kemper the next Mindy Kaling?
Autumn's Here
Autumn Reeser explains life during pilot season
Bradford's New Beginning
Jesse Bradford is entering Outlaw country
Fit to Be Bow-Tied
The Rachel Zoe Project's Brad Goreski talks Taylor
Old is New
Wilmer Valderrama on the unexpected reward of That 70's Show
The Conductor
Bravo head Andy Cohen explains himself: "I am a legendary s**t-stirrer"
SPECIAL SECTION: JAMES CAMERON
So Why Did That Avatar Sex Scene Get Cut in the First Place?
Avatar 2 to Feature 'Further Condemnation of Corporations,' Exact Same Font
Cameron on Bad 3D, Inception, and Spider-Man
Cameron's Titanic Rerelease Tweaks and His Hiroshima Biopic
Cameron Explains His Long-Lost Music Video and Falling in Love with Kathryn Bigelow
FEATURES
Help Find an Oscar-Winner With Movieline's Exclusive Jean-Luc Godard's 'Missing' Poster
20 Alternate Titles for the Soon-to-be-Renamed Mission: Impossible IV
Movieline Graph: Does Michael Cera Really Play the Same Role in Every Movie?
Matthew Morrison is Paid the Same as Snooki, and 5 Other Devastating TV Paycheck Comparisons
Does Every Jersey Shore Cast Member Have a Super Mario Counterpart?
How Does Paramount's Leaked Slate Rank on the Movieline Development Chart?
Where Does Justin Bieber's 3D Movie Rank Among the Most Cynically Conceived Films Ever?
Who Would Win in a Contest of All-Time Greatest Emmy Winners?
$27,500 for Daniel Faraday's Journal and 4 Other Humongous Overbids at the Lost Auction
5 Reasons Why Entourage is Actually Pretty Good This Season
Is Scott Pilgrim vs. the World the Same Movie as Twilight?
So Tell Me About Machete: A Movieline FAQ
How to Talk Masturbation with Your Kids: A Guide From CBS, Mad Men and Movieline
Our 3 Favorite TV Cameos from Tim Gunn
Why the Lost Epilogue Doesn't Ruin the Show
Which Dunder Mifflin Employee Should Succeed Michael Scott?
Should Big Brother Have Shown a Contestant Masturbating on the Live Feed?
4 Pilots That Are Being Re-Shot Before Their Fall Premieres
Michael Cera Tells You What Films To Watch
Why Jennifer Lopez Was All Wrong for American Idol, and Courtney Love is Just Right
REVIEWS
A Woman, a Gun, and a Noodle Shop
Comments
I really like the commercial feel to this game, it is a very commercial game. (commercial as in the literary sense)...the city, cars, people, cops, cigar smokin and beer drinkin, the inside of the house in the beginning with the crucifix and the pictures. It's a pretty good detailed temporary "escape from reality" just like if you were really into a good book or watching a really good movie.