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Kacey Musgraves premiered an ode to her best friend during her performance at the new Nashville venue, The Pinnacle. “She’s My Bitch” arrived in the middle of the set in celebration of the country musician’s Australian cattle dog, who is “so spicy, her name is Pepper.”

“She’s black and white, all ride or die/More bark than bite/She’s my bitch,” Musgraves sang. “The star of the pack, no one’s talking smack/Yeah, she’s got my back/She’s my bitch … Who would’ve...

Kacey Musgraves wasn’t making a face or reacting negatively to Beyoncé’s win for Best Country Album at Sunday’s Grammy Awards. After fans misinterpreted a clip of Musgraves clapping for Beyoncé’s win, a rep for Musgraves set the record straight on Tuesday.

“It’s a sensationalistic false narrative meant to pit two talented female artists against each other,” a rep told E! News about the accusation. “There was simply no scowl or expression made.”

The rep’s comment comes after fans seemed to overanalyze a clip of...

Kacey Musgraves is shutting down rumors that she threw shade at Beyonce amid her win at the Grammys.

Video of Kacey losing the Grammy for Best Country Album to Beyonce has gone viral, with social media users speculating that there is beef between the singers.

Twitter users thought Kacey looked mad that Beyonce won the award over her, but she is denying that narrative.

Keep reading to find out more…

“It’s a sensationalistic false narrative meant to pit two talented female artists against each other. There was simply no scowl or expression made,” a rep for Kacey told E! News.

In addition to its win for Album of the Year, Beyonce‘s Cowboy Carter won the award for Best Country Album, beating out Kacey‘s Deeper Well along with several other albums.

Kacey didn’t go home empty-handed though as she picked up the award for Best Country Song for “The Architect,...

Grammy Awards 2025 Complete Winners List ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

The prestigious 67th Grammy Awards felicitated the best of the best in the music industry. The event took place in Los Angeles on February 2, 2025. While Kendrick Lamar made history at the Grammy Awards 2025 by winning three awards, which took his total Grammy wins to 20, Sabrina Carpenter defeated the likes of Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande to grab the Best Pop Vocal Album. Here is the complete winner’s list for the Grammy Awards 2025.

Album Of The Year André 3000 – New Blue Sun Beyoncé – Cowboy Carter (Winner) Sabrina Carpenter – Short n’ Sweet Charli xcx – Brat Jacob Collier – Djesse Vol 4 Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft Chappell Roan – The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess Taylor Swift – The Tortured Poets Department

Song Of The Year

Shaboozey – A Bar Song (Tipsy) Billie Eilish – Birds of a Feather Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars – Die With...

Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar were among the big winners at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

For the first time in her legendary career, Beyoncé took home Album of the Year. After being nominated four previous times in the category, Queen Bey finally broke through with her country album Cowboy Carter.

Beyoncé also made Grammy history as the first Black artist to win Best Country Album, and her collaboration with Miley Cyrus, II Most Wanted,” was named Best Country Duo/Group Performance.

Kendrick Lamar was the night’s other big winner, as his industry-shaking Drake diss track, “Not Like Us,” swept all five categories that it was nominated in: Song of the Year, Record of the Year, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance, and Best Music Video.

Rounding out the Big Four Categories, Chappell Roan was christened Best New Artist.

Charli Xcx claimed three Grammys: brat won Dance/Electronic Album and Best Recording Package,...

As Coco Chanel once said, “In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different.” Well, if that’s the case, then Jaden Smith might just be the most irreplaceable person to step foot on the 2025 Grammy red carpet. On February 2, 2025, the red carpet transformed into a wild runway of daring styles and boundary-pushing outfits. The After Earth star proved that the best way to stand out is to, well, be the castle.

Jaden Smith in After Earth | Credit: Columbia Pictures

No, we are not kidding. Really—he wore an actual castle as a headpiece, completely shifting the spotlight away from his classic black suit. With his bizarre yet brilliant ensemble, Will Smith’s son wasn’t just walking the carpet; he was owning it. And he wasn’t alone in making headlines.

From Bianca Censori’s sheer dress to Billie Eilish’s daring outfit, this year’s Grammy fashion was anything but ordinary.

Kacey Musgraves is now an 8-time Grammy winner!

The 36-year-old singer’s song “The Architect” won the award for Best Country Song during the 2025 Grammy Awards pre-show on Sunday (February 2) at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

“Wow, gosh. I did not expect that,” Kacey said in her acceptance speech. “First of all, I have the absolute best team in the world, I have the best fans in the world, and ultimately I just want to say: there’s so much darkness in this world right now, and it just feels so good to be able to fight some of that darkness through song. It’s such an honor. Thank you.”

Keep reading to find out more…For the awards show, Kacey elevated a white tank shirt with a glittering, fringe gold skirt.

“The Architect” is also nominated tonight for Best Country Solo Performance while Kacey‘s latest album...

Who would have thought Beyoncé would become the Grammys’ favorite country artist? After having had already been nominated in pop, R&b, rap, rock, and Edm categories, Queen Bey is this year’s only artist nominated across all four country genre categories: Best Country Solo Performance (“16 Carriages”), Best Country Duo/Group Performance (“II Most Wanted” with Miley Cyrus), Best Country Song (“Texas Hold ‘Em”), and Best Country Album (Cowboy Carter). How likely is she to win? As of this writing she ranks either first or second in all four categories according to the Gold Derby predictions, but she faces tough challenges across the board.

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For Best Country Album, she has an especially strong advantage: Cowboy Carter is the only nominee that’s also up for Album of the Year, which may be a significant reason why she...

Germany-based Beta Cinema has boarded international sales on Ina Weisse’s Cicadas ahead of its world premiere in Berlin Panorama next month.

Cicadas tells the story of a woman – played by Nina Hoss – whose life takes a turn when an enigmatic single mother and her young daughter weave themselves into her life.

Saskia Rosendahl and Vincent Macaigne are also on the cast.

The film is produced by Felix von Boehm and Katrin Jochimsen for Germany’s Lupa Film, in co-production with 10:15! Productions and Zdf, with support from arte. Backing came from Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Film Forderungsanstalt, the Cnc Mini Traité...

Kacey Musgraves is a confident earth mother in the new music video for “The Architect,” her Grammy-nominated song off her latest album, Deeper Well.

Filmed somewhere in a desert landscape, the video finds Musgraves communing with nature and all its earthly creations. She ponders a shiny red apple, rides a white horse, and walks through creeping snake-like roots. Musgraves also assembles an outsized jigsaw puzzle made of grass, piecing together a grand lawn.

But the segment that’s sure to get the most buzz involves Musgraves rolling around naked in mud,...

It made perfect sense: The song Kacey Musgraves chose to perform at this year’s CMA Awards is also, by a long measure, the most traditionally country song on her 2024 album Deeper Well. It’s also, perhaps not coincidentally, the only song on the record co-written with her old Music Row writing partners, Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne.

Performing entirely by herself on acoustic guitar (one of the only purely solo-acoustic performances of the night), Musgraves delivered a tender, moving take on “The Architect.” Eleven years after making her CMA debut with “Follow Your Arrow,...

Country music’s brightest stars will descend upon Nashville tonight on Wednesday, November 20, to celebrate the biggest achievements at the 58th Annual CMA Awards. The event is hosted by Luke Bryan, Peyton Manning, and Lainey Wilson as they lead the celebration of the year.

Post Malone ft. Chris Stapleton will open the CMA Awards followed by a performance by two-time CMA Entertainer of the Year and three-time nominee this year, Luke Combs will perform his chart-topping hit, “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma.” Three-time nominee this year, Megan Moroney performs her fan-favorite, “Am I Okay,” and Kacey Musgraves, with three nominations this year, takes the stage to perform her song “The Architect.” And first-time nominee and performer, Bailey Zimmerman delivers “New to Country” to CMA Awards audiences.

Related: CMA Awards: Morgan Wallen, Chris Stapleton Top Winners List

Additional performers already announced include Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Sierra Hull, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes,...

A dozen more performers have been added to the talent lineup for next week’s CMA Awards telecast, with the three-hour show now boasting musical turns by the duo of Kelsea Ballerini and Noah Kahan, Kacey Musgraves, Jelly Roll, Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Eric Church, Brooks & Dunn, Riley Green, Megan Moroney, Bailey Zimmerman and Ella Langley.

Kahan and Ballerini will team up as duet partners for the song they currently have charting, “Cowboys Cry Too.” Brooks & Dunn will be joined by Jelly Roll for a performance of “Believe,” a track from the veteran duo’s new album of superstar collaborations, “Reboot II.” Another duet will come up in the form of Langley and Green’s CMAs contender “You Look Like You Love Me.”

Combs is set to perform his newly Grammy-nominated “Twisters” soundtrack song, “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma.” Musgraves will be doing her CMA-nominated, soul-searching “The Architect.” Moroney...

One dozen additional performers have been added to the lineup for the 2024 CMA Awards, scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 20. Kacey Musgraves, Luke Combs, and Noah Kahan will take the stage at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, plus Kelsea Ballerini, Brooks & Dunn, Eric Church, Riley Green, Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Ella Langley, Megan Moroney, and Bailey Zimmerman.

Musgraves will perform “The Architect” from her latest album Deeper Well, which is nominated for Album of the Year. Combs, who earned nods for Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year for Fathers & Sons,...

The 2025 Grammy nominations included some artists who made history. That includes Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” earning the most nominations for a single album (11), which also made Beyoncé the most nominated female artist in a single year and the most nominated individual of all time (she has 99 career bids). But here are four more milestones that might’ve flown under the radar.

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First artist to sweep the new pop field

The Grammy pop field now comprises four categories: Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album and the relatively new Best Dance Pop Recording. This year Billie Eilish is the first artist nominated in all four categories in the same year. She achieved this with her hit “Birds of a Feather” in the pop solo race, “Guess” with Charli Xcx in the duo/group contest, “L’Amour De Ma Vie...

Despite being one of the biggest artists in the country over the past half-decade, Grammys recognition had thus far eluded Morgan Wallen… until the 2025 nominations were announced.

The “One Thing at a Time” singer picked up a pair of nominations — his (technically) first-ever nods — in the Best Country Song and Best Country Duo/Group Performance categories for his contribution to Post Malone’s hit “I Had Some Help.”

While the two nominations are Wallen’s first Grammy nominations, the singer’s smash “Last Night” was up for Best Country Song at the 2024 Grammys,...

Leading up to the Grammy nominations on Nov. 8, Rolling Stone is breaking down 13 different categories. For each, we’re predicting the nominees, as well as who will (and who should) win on Grammy night.

There’s a saying in Nashville — “It all begins with a song” — and this year’s glut of contenders for Best Country Song sure backs that up. Zach Bryan wrote a stunning reflection on grief, Kacey Musgraves ambitiously probed the meaning of life, and Jelly Roll reminded us that we’re all going through something or other.

Kacey Musgraves is back with her expanded album Deeper into the Well, which features seven songs not originally included on the excellent Deeper Well. Stream it below.

In addition to the previously released single “Irish Goodbye,” Deeper into the Well features collaborations with Leon Bridges (“Superbloom”) and Tiny Habits (“Perfection”). See the artwork and full tracklist below.

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“I crafted a collection of songs new and old that pick up where Deeper Well began, continuing the spring awakening and pulling us into the rest of summer and onward,” Musgraves said in a statement. “Collaborating with Leon Bridges and Tiny Habits, whom I greatly admire, was an absolute joy.”

Since releasing one of the best albums of 2024 in March, Musgraves has performed “The Architect” on Fallon and dueted “She Calls Me Back” with Noah Kahan in Nashville.

Musgraves is gearing up for her North American tour, which...

Sheesh, you could have at least waved. On the vaguely Celtic-sounding folk song “Irish Goodbye,” Kacey Musgraves explains that she’s mostly a pretty forgiving person and pretty much liked you right up until you had the presumptuous audacity to ghost her. “I want to respect you and you know I tried,” she sings, her words melting into triplets of tolerance until they break: “But there ain’t much respect in an Irish goodbye.”

The fact is, Musgraves has been holding onto this hurt for a long time, since she...

Kacey Musgraves, the esteemed Grammy-winning country singer, is celebrating her fifth studio album Deeper Wells with a tour by the same name, which commenced its journey on April 28 in Dublin, Ireland.

Hailing from the heartland of Texas and launching her career in Nashville in 2013, Musgraves made an indelible mark with her major-label debut album, Same Trailer Different Park, which garnered a Grammy Award for Best Country Album. What distinguishes Musgraves within the world of country music is her whimsical playfulness and tongue-in-cheek flamboyance.

When Musgraves burst onto the scene with her album Same Trailer, Different Park, she married a country tone with progressive lyrics, unafraid to delve into topics such as recreational drug use and casual encounters.

As Musgraves embarks on her Deeper Wells World Tour, she continues to redefine the boundaries of country music as an unapologetic trailblazer.

In an interview with Vogue, Musgraves talked about the process behind...

Kacey Musgraves is hitting the road, and the set list for her show looks so good!

The 35-year-old Deeper Well singer-songwriter officially kicked off her Deeper Well Tour at the 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin, Ireland.

The world tour will hit countries including Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and United Kingdom before heading to North America in September, beginning in Pennsylvania. The tour will wrap up in December in Nashville, Tenn.

Keep reading to find out more…

One thing that fans have noticed: Kacey doesn’t perform any songs from her albums Pageant Material and star-crossed!

See the full set list from opening night…

2024 Deeper Well World Tour Set List

1. Cardinal

2. Moving Out

3. Deeper Well

4. Sway

5. Too Good to Be True

6. Butterflies

7. Giver / Taker

8. Lonely Weekend

9. Lonely Millionaire

10. Follow Your Arrow

11. The Architect

12. Heaven Is

13. Jade Green

14. Rainbow

15. Golden Hour

16. Anime Eyes

17. I Remember Everything (Zach Bryan cover)

18. High Horse

19. Merry Go ‘Round...

Viaplay’s streaming service — specializing in award-winning Scandinavian series and films — is now available as an add-on subscription on Amazon’s Prime Video Channels in the United States.

Starting Wednesday, Prime members in the U.S. will be able to sign up for Viaplay for $5.99 per month (with a seven-day free trial available for eligible customers) through Prime Video Channels.

In February, Viaplay shut down its own app and direct-to-consumer streaming service in the U.S. and Canada, and the company has now focused its international distribution strategy in building growth via partnerships. Viaplay is already available in North America through partner platforms such as Comcast Xfinity, the Roku Channel and Xumo.

Viaplay said its U.S. content offering centers on “the Nordic region’s high-quality and psychologically penetrating series and films, from atmospheric and suspenseful crime dramas and provocative and stylish young-adult series to award-winning dramas and riveting documentaries.

John Cena’s career in WWE stands as one of the most illustrious in the history of the sport, solidifying his status as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, if not the greatest. Widely recognized as one of the biggest names in WWE, Cena’s legacy is unmatched, as he has equaled Ric Flair’s record with 16 World Championship victories.

From his inaugural WWE Championship win against Jbl at WrestleMania 21 in 2005 to his legendary showdowns against The Rock at WrestleMania, Cena’s journey is adorned with iconic moments and matches that firmly establish him as a future Hall of Famer. Additionally, Cena has showcased remarkable in-ring skills, dispelling any notions that he couldn’t wrestle.

6 Times When John Cena Used Rare Moves to Prove His Wrestling Prowess

The former Doctor of Thuganomics has proven himself to be more than just a persona; he’s a talented wrestler. While...

Dawn Richard is taking stock of her triumphs in “Babe Ruth” — a hard-hitting new track accompanied by palpable, effortless visuals.

The video opens with archival footage as Richard runs towards the camera in a slick monochromatic suit and towering heels. The stunning choreography takes place in an empty warehouse as the multimedia artist swaps her heels for white boots, caps bearing the track title, and golden bats. “Competition ain’t a word I know/Nobody is touching The Kid,” Richard declares as she sweeps across the screen. “I’m the home runner hitter,...

We are very quickly approaching the series finale of Succession, and ahead of the episode's airing, stars Eili Harboe and Arian Moayed are sharing their thoughts on the HBO show coming to an end.

In an interview with MovieWeb for her new Viaplay series The Architect, Harboe stressed how stoked she is for the series finale to arrive this weekend, eager to see what the fans think about how the story is wrapped up. She even reveals how most of the cast wasn't even sure how Succession would end while reflecting on her journey playing Ebba on the show. As Harboe explains:

“I'm excited for the finale to air. There are a lot of theories out there and it's been interesting to hear and read what people think the end of the show will be or how it all comes together. I was excited to know myself. Being part of Succession was incredible.

Exclusive: Nordic programmer Viaplay has set the slate of projects it will debut on the North American version of its streaming platform this summer.

The crop of projects will include a mix of films and series, including the three-part docuseries Liv Ullmann – A Road Less Travelled, which will debut on June 22. The doc, which features contributions from Cate Blanchett, Jessica Chastain, and Jeremy Irons, offers an intimate portrait of Ullman’s decades-long career.

Synopsis reads: Actor. Director. Script writer. Author. Activist. Honorary Oscar winner. Few women carry all these titles, and even fewer do it successfully to the level of Liv Ullmann for 62 years and counting. This intimate portrait explores the greatness, legacy and longevity in the life of a world-famous artist, but it also explores the struggles all women face in their fight for having a career, a voice and the respect they deserve – a fight that Liv Ullmann...

Berlinale Series head Julia Fidel reflects on this year’s selection.

Back in 2015, Berlin became the first A list festival to launch a strand for high-end TV shows, acknowledging changing viewing patterns and the growth of long-form storytelling.

A festival within a festival, Berlinale Series has since become a microcosm of the competitive world of high-end TV shows, where key trends shaping the sector can be observed.

This year’s eight-strong selection, for example, has a raft of streamer titles jostling for attention – from HBO Max’s Cold War thriller Spy/Master to Disney Plus’s mafia tale The Good Mothers,...

A spin-off of High Maintenance, starring Yael Stone, and a comedic crime series from Jungle Entertainment are among the 21 projects that will share in more than $600,000 in story development funding from Screen Australia.

The slate includes 14 feature films, six television dramas and an online project, with 11 titles supported through the Generate Fund and 10 through the Premium Fund.

Screen Australia’s head of development Nerida Moore, who will depart the agency in December after nine years, said she felt privileged to support more many creative projects and people during the time she has left in the role.

“This is an exciting mix of projects and it’s great to support creatives expand on their careers and take on new challenges, including producer Alex White working on her first TV series, and writer Arka Das and writer/director Hannah Hilliard on their debut feature films,” he said.

“The shared vision we are...

The great director discusses some of his favorite movies with host Josh Olson.

Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode

The Alzheimer Case a.k.a. Memory of a Killer (2003)

Memory (Tbd)

The Protégé (2021)

You Only Live Twice (1967)

Cast A Deadly Spell (1991)

The Mask Of Zorro (1998)

GoldenEye (1995)

Casino Royale (2006)

Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid (1969)

Slap Shot (1977) – Josh Olson’s trailer commentary

Salt (2010)

Atomic Blonde (2017) – Brian Trenchard-Smith’s trailer commentary, Randy Fuller’s wine pairing

The Manchurian Candidate (1962) – John Landis’s trailer commentary, Glenn Erickson’s Criterion Blu-ray review, Randy Fuller’s wine pairing

The Manchurian Candidate (2004)

Lawrence of Arabia (1962)

The Bridge On The River Kwai (1957) – John Landis’s trailer commentary

Oliver Twist (1948)

Dr. No (1962) – Brian Trenchard-Smith’s trailer commentary

The Guns Of Navarone (1962)

The Dirty Dozen (1967) – Ed Neumeier’s trailer commentary

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) – John Landis’s trailer commentary, Dennis Cozzalio’s 70mm reissue review

The Spy Who Loved Me...

Death has never been an obstacle that major franchises have failed to overcome when there’s money to be made, but as a series that was built on big ideas, albeit ones that weren’t always pulled off successfully, fans will be expecting The Matrix 4 to deliver a solid explanation as to why Keanu Reeves’ Neo has returned from the dead nearly 20 years after he made the ultimate sacrifice to win the war against the machines in Revolutions.

A handful of cast members from the original trilogy will be returning, but as the leading man and focus of the overarching narrative, it’ll be Neo’s resurrection that drives the plot in whatever direction it ends up heading, with Reeves being vague about the film so far and only confirming that The Matrix 4 will be a beautiful love story set after the events of the first three installments.

Audiences had never seen anything like The Matrix before when it first hit theaters in 1999, and while the Wachowskis had drawn their inspiration from all corners of culture and theology, they put a unique twist on some familiar tropes to deliver one of the most influential blockbusters ever made, loaded with jaw-dropping action and cutting edge visual effects.

Of course, by the time back-to-back sequels Reloaded and Revolutions arrived in 2003, we’d already witnessed a thousand pale imitators that had seen the groundbreaking elements of the first installment reduced to parody, with bullet time an almost ubiquitous presence in the action genre, while the overwhelming majority of characters sported the leather and sunglasses combination that had made Neo, Trinity and Morpheus look so effortlessly cool.

The decision to have all of the major players in The Matrix wear shades was largely believed to be little more than an aesthetic one,...

A History of Violins: Hoss at a Loss in Weisse’s Careful Character Study

Actor Ina Weisse returns to the director’s chair for the first time since 2008’s The Architect with a narrative equally entrenched in the career of its protagonist in The Audition. Riding high on a superb central performance from Nina Hoss (who gives an equally strong turn in the problematic Pelican Blood), Weisse returns to work with co-scribe Daphne Charizani to craft a stellar character study which plays like a carefully moderated musical arrangement, equal parts subtle drama and high anxiety. A portrait of obsessive alliances and psychological projections on the part of its heroine, whose championing of an introverted student awaken desires she’s been unwisely keeping at bay, Weisse spins her film into darker than expected territories favoring a character study which moves to primal depths in its significant silences.…

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Line-up also includes films by Louise Archambault, Guillaume Nicloux, José Luis Torres Leiva, Ina Weisse, Adilkhan Yerzhanov and David Zonana.

The San Sebastian film festival (September 20-28) has announced seven more titles that will compete for the 2019 Golden Shell award.

They include the long-delayed Zeroville directed by James Franco, who won the Golden Shell in 2017 for The Disaster Artist, and films by Louise Archambault, Guillaume Nicloux, José Luis Torres Leiva, Ina Weisse, Adilkhan Yerzhanov and David Zonana.

Zeroville is based on Steve Erickson’s novel about the changing Hollywood of the late 60s and stars Franco, Megan Fox, Seth Rogen,...

How to Get Away With Murder is keeping it in the family for season four. E! News has learned that Viola Davis' husband Julius Tennon will be making his way to the Shondland series as a guest star in the upcoming season, however details about his character and storyline are being kept under wraps for the time being. (This is a Shonda Rhimes production, after all.) That said, it's a pretty safe bet he'll be sharing the screen with his wife in some capacity. Tennon's appearance on Htgawm won't be the first time he's appeared alongside his wife on either stage or screen. They've appeared together in CBS' Laws of Chance, feature films The Architect, Lila & Eve and Custody, as well as...

Texas is known for some great film festivals. apart from SXSW and Fantastic Fest, both held in Austin – Houston also hosts some wonderful events. Among them is the Cinema Arts Festival. This year’s line-up is extremely strong, with titles that include Pina, David Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method, The Artist and the World Premiere of Art Car: The Movie. Sadly we do not have any contributors over in Houston, but I did feel the need to quickly promote the festival. Here is the press release.

Houston – Now in its third year, Cinema Arts Festival Houston, which runs from November 9 to 13, 2011 will bring an ambitious program of films by and about artists to the vibrant Texas city known internationally for its dynamic art scene. From painting and dance to classical music and multimedia work, this edition will also include appearances by directors, actors, musicians, and special tributes to Ethan Hawke and documentary master Patricio Guzman.

To help readers navigate the "Gays of Our Lives" column, we've decided to add a handy Table of Contents. For those of you who love to read the entire column, start to finish, nothing has changed. But if you're in a hurry and want to check out this week's spoilers right this minute, all you need do is click on "Scoops & Spoilers" and you'll be whisked away! The same goes for each Gool feature including "In My Humble Opinion", "Gool Theater", "Gool Newsbeat" and all the rest of the great Gool content.

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In honor of AfterElton.com’s Hot 100 voting currently underway, I've decided to choose the 12 hottest soap guys we cover weekly in the Gays of our Lives.

NEW YORK -- In the first-ever promotion encouraging viewers to see day-and-date releases in theaters, 2929 Entertainment is offering a free film score, deleted scenes, online production notes and film stills to moviegoers who buy tickets to HDNet Films' The Architect on MovieTickets.com.

"This is the first of 10 or more (promotions) in the next 12 months that will include this type of value add," said Mark Cuban, co-owner of 2929 with Todd Wagner. "We will continue to look for additional digital products we can offer as a reward for those who watch the movie in a theater."

At the site, ticket buyers can download the score written and performed by Marcelo Zarvos (The Good Shepherd) via a package of MP3s. The deleted scenes on the site also will be featured on the film's DVD, coming to stores Dec. 1, the same day the film appears at 2929's Landmark Theatres in select cities.

Cuban would not reveal terms of the deal with the Web site, but said, "We have worked with them for a while, and they were very open to the deal."...

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NEW YORK -- Anthony LaPaglia, Viola Davis, Isabella Rossellini and Hayden Panettiere have been tapped to star in HDNet Films' All Fall Down, which went into production June 27 in New York and wraps July 25. The film, written and directed by Matthew Tauber (Rosen's Son) is about a conflict between an architect and an activist, who has to live in a dangerous complex the architect designed. HDNet, a production division of Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban's 2929 Entertainment, was created to develop, finance and produce films shot in high definition that will be released simultaneously through 2929 holdings, including Magnolia Pictures for distribution, Landmark Theaters for theatrical distribution and day-and-date TV premieres on HDNet Movies Network.

NEW YORK -- Anthony LaPaglia, Viola Davis, Isabella Rossellini and Hayden Panettiere have been tapped to star in HDNet Films' All Fall Down, which went into production June 27 in New York and wraps July 25. The film, written and directed by Matthew Tauber (Rosen's Son) is about a conflict between an architect and an activist, who has to live in a dangerous complex the architect designed. HDNet, a production division of Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban's 2929 Entertainment, was created to develop, finance and produce films shot in high definition that will be released simultaneously through 2929 holdings, including Magnolia Pictures for distribution, Landmark Theaters for theatrical distribution and day-and-date TV premieres on HDNet Movies Network.