WikiLeaks has released what it says is an annotated transcript of a documentary that takes a critical look at the anti-secrecy group ahead of the US film's premiere.
WikiLeaks documents 'errors' in US film
Ryan Gosling film greeted with boos, whistles and walkouts
Every festival has a film that divides the critics and this year it is a blood-soaked revenge tragedy starring Mr Sensitive, Ryan Gosling.
When you recap the Game of Thrones, you win or you die
Roland Barthes was a web 2.0 guy before the web was even a Version 1 thing. Before color TV was even a thing. Roland Barthes was a sneaky French philosopher (is there another kind?) who got away with cutting and pasting his thoughts into discontinuous brain farts, and getting his “readers [to] work as active creators of a text”. He crowd sourced the meaning of his work.
House plans go awry
Faltering new reality renovation show House Rules feels overtly familiar.
Pain? Not one Iota as singer spills offstage
Sometimes event the best laid plans can go awry, as avante garde cabarat star Iota discovered last night at The Great Gatsby after party when he came flying off the stage just as he started his routine in front of 1200 VIP guests.
Looking the part
Noomi Rapace shows again in crime thriller Dead Man Down that she is the ultimate chameleon.
Quiet achiever hangs up the headphones
When it comes to being a lovely human being, Spencer is the Adam-bomb.
A tiger by the tail
Bill Westenhofer won an Oscar for best visual effects for his extraordinary work bringing the digital tiger Richard Parker (pictured) to life in the adventure fantasy Life of Pi.
A short trip from Texas to St Kilda
Film student Claudette Godfrey realised quickly she didn't want to be a filmmaker.
A tiger by the tail
Visual effects master Bill Westenhofer would like to thank the Academy ... for cutting him off.