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 May 2011.
ENTERTAINMENT AS A WAY OF LIFE
MOVIELINE
May 2011
INTERVIEWS
Blockbuster Beauty
With one big hit in theaters and another around the corner, Rose Byrne may just be the star of the summer
Zach Attack
Hollywood's least likely megastar returns to the scene of the blockbuster crime in The Hangover Part II (BONUS: Zach Galifianakis plays My Favorite Scene.)
Foster Care
Director Jodie Foster never lost faith in Mel Gibson and The Beaver. Let her explain
'A Fabulous, Fabulous Place'
On the eve of debuting his late-era masterpiece Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen laments the demise of the New York institution Elaine's
The Ginnifer Files
Ginnifer Goodwin on her new romantic comedy Something Borrowed and her time rocking one of TV's worst hairstyles
The Boy With the Thor in His Side
Director Kenneth Branagh learns to love the blockbuster with his hotly anticipated new Marvel Comics adaptation
Like Clockwork
The 40th anniversary of A Clockwork Orange is upon us, but star Malcolm McDowell has a few other things on his mind
Runaway Kat
Thor isn't the only thing that actress/writer Kat Dennings has on her plate this summer
Jacket Required
Filmmaker Todd Haynes discusses his My Morning Jacket concert film, Poison at 20, and himself at 50
Where There's a Will
Will Forte opens up about life after MacGruber and Saturday Night Live
Naomie Time
Naomie Harris on the incredible true story behind her new film The First Grader
Elle of a Talent
Elle Fanning leads the youth contingent at the annual Young Hollywood Awards
Playing Favorites
True Grit star and Oscar-nominee Hailee Steinfeld doesn't have to look far for her Favorite Scene
Ken Doll
If you thought Ken Jeong was fearless in The Hangover, wait until you see what he has in store for The Hangover Part II
The Book of Paul
At last, director Paul Feig has a hard-fought big-screen success with Bridesmaids. So now what?
The Survivor
Wes Bentley takes another step back from the brink of addiction oblivion with There Be Dragons
Danger in the Blood
Stunt icon Vic Armstrong on his new memoir and how he's helping save the new Spider-Man from his worst enemy -- CGI
The Good Shepard
Dax Shepard has a new mockumentary for your consideration -- and a literary obsession you might not have guessed
Sam's Club
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides co-star Sam Claflin talks about his breakout role and what's coming next (Hint: It's all about Kristen Stewart)
Jackass Genius
In his own grossout way, Jackass director Jeff Tremaine is revolutionizing DIY filmmaking as we know it
THE VERGE
FEATURES
I Hate Brangelina
An appreciation
Funny Lady
The 10 funniest female performances of the past five years
How to Succeed in Show Business
On the scene with Daniel Radcliffe at the 92nd Street Y
Something Borrowed
Is every Kate Hudson rom-com the same?
The Way They Were
30 years of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver in pictures
'He Was My Favorite Actor'
Quentin Tarantino and co. celebrate Sidney Poitier in New York City
Growth Chart
9 milestones in the evolution of Brad Pitt
My Worst One Was Right on the Money
13 indispensable box-office facts About Woody Allen
Katniss & Co.
Browse Movieline's full Hunger Games casting gallery
Bridesmaids Revisited
Ranking each Bridesmaids actress's sass, stank, and blunt-force hilarity
Laughs on the cheap
The 25 most obscure comedies you can watch for free on YouTube
Where My Ladies At?
Where are the women of summer?
Special Delivery
9 revelations from the set of 30 Minutes or Less
When Cameron Met Bay
Transformers 3: Or, How James Cameron Got Michael Bay to Stop Worrying and Learn to Love 3-D
Ishtar is Born (Again)
Elaine May unveils the director's cut of her infamous 1987 bomb Ishtar -- but are audiences ready for a reappraisal?
Sisters Are Doing it For Themselves
5 all-female comic ensembles we'd love to see
Strippers to Statuettes
5 unusual directorial debuts from Oscar-winners
The Times They Are a-Aging
8 Bob Dylan movies to remember on the music icon's 70th birthday
Who Said It: Lars Von Trier or Charlie Sheen?
Get to know your provocateur bons mots with Movieline's helpful quiz
SPECIAL SECTION: 2011 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL
Melancholia Mania
Lars von Trier may have arrived with the film of his life, but...
'I Understand Hitler'
...he left with the disgrace of his career
They Own the Road
Ryan Gosling and Best Director winner Nicolas Winding Refn speed through the competition with Drive
My Cannes is Better than Your Cannes
When it comes to the Croisette, do movie critics have more fun?
Message in a Bottle
Jailed Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi finds his way into Cannes nevertheless with This is Not a Film
'Non!'
How to Not Quite Succeed in Cannes Business Despite Really Trying: An Illustrated Guide
Au Revoir
Notes from one last golden night at the Cannes Film Festival
Read Movieline's complete Cannes 2011 coverage here.
REVIEWS
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
BAD MOVIES WE LOVE
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