Reel Releases: Pack popcorn for movie road trips | The Augusta Chronicle http://chronicle.augusta.com/things-do/applause/2012-10-02/reel-releases-pack-popcorn-movie-road-trips I am a firm believer in journeys rather than destinations. There’s something about being a body in motion, of actively making my way from one place to another – even when I’m not sure where that other place might be – that I find endlessly appealing.And while I do find real pleasure looking at the landscape from a plane or train, my preference, like any good American, is the automobile. We are a nation of highways and byways, and there’s real pleasure in slipping behind the wheel, picking a point and taking off.

Miley Cyrus to Star in ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ Mini-series? – Running Lip http://runninglip.com/tv/2012/10/miley-cyrus-to-star-in-bonnie-and-clyde-mini-series/ Miley Cyrus is in negotiations to play Bonnie in a Lifetime miniseries based on the lives of famed murders Bonnie and Clyde.

Vintage Contact Sheets: Faye Dunaway - The Cut http://nymag.com/thecut/2012/09/vintage-contact-sheets-faye-dunaway.html The actress on the set of After the Fall.

Vintage Contact Sheets: Faye Dunaway - The Cut http://nymag.com/thecut/2012/09/vintage-contact-sheets-faye-dunaway.html The actress on the set of After the Fall.

Faye Dunaway's Puzzle Put Back Together By Her Ex-Director/Lover - New York News - La Daily Musto http://blogs.villagevoice.com/dailymusto/2012/08/faye_dunaways_p.php Puzzle of a Downfall Child is the 1970 drama by Jerry Schatzberg in which Faye Dunaway plays an ex model...

Oliver Stone picks 5 films about strong women - SFGate http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Oliver-Stone-picks-5-films-about-strong-women-3681974.php [...] his latest, the violent drug thriller "Savages," has a couple of formidable females at its center: Salma Hayek as the stylish, ruthless leader of a Mexican drug cartel and Blake Lively as an Orange County princess who must find a resourcefulness she never knew she had. In that spirit, Stone was kind enough to pick five of his favorite examples of strong women throughout film history. [...] that is quite a reduction from the dozens of screen roles that are still living in my memory, including the evil queen/witch in the original "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937) that truly affected me. In the origins of the movie, unlike Mata Hari, she is a rather pristine, almost elegant young maiden sent off on an arranged marriage to a madman. Faye Dunaway in "Network" (1976) is certainly one of the coldest bitches of all time, but is hilarious to watch in her mannerisms, Paddy Chayefsky's dialogue, and her cool toying with William Holden's love and marriage. [...] it works that way better.

That Dangerous Looking Homeless Lady Was Actually Faye Dunaway - New York News - La Daily Musto http://blogs.villagevoice.com/dailymusto/2012/05/that_homeless_l.php The Drama Book Shop, the West 40th Street treasure for theater folk and those that care about them, once called...