Epstein Secrets

ood. TWC's acquisition of "The Iron Lady" starring Meryl Streep as Britain's only female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher has early Oscar buzz for Streep based on a four minute trailer showing Meryl's extraordinary ability to assume Mrs. Thatcher's tone of voice and pattern of speech. Would one expec

he Coisette to The Film Society of Lincoln Center's cocktail party on our way to the "Tree of Life" premiere. Amid red carpet hysteria, again minus Malick, Brad leads Jessica Chastain and Sean Penn up the Palais steps. He surprisingly turns on his heels, descends and treks back to the street. Out of n

e still on the voter's desks on Monday, President's Day. TV spot= and columnists got the word out. In a day, voters instantly switched thei= love to Streep who brilliantly carried every scene. Every studio made a hugh effort to win this year by taking a page from Harv=y's play book and working their tal

eo an= the production designer and/or the director forgetting to light the night=scenes did not help. "Tree of Life" has the pedigree of mysterious Malick and the Palm d'Or, but=never touched the American audience. "Midnight in Paris", Woody's highest grossing film ever, could have won the=Oscar in Har

ood. TWC's acquisition of "The Iron Lady" starring Meryl Streep as Britain's only female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher has early Oscar buzz for Streep based on a four minute trailer showing Meryl's extraordinary ability to assume Mrs. Thatcher's tone of voice and pattern of speech. Would one expec

he Coisette to The Film Society of Lincoln Center's cocktail party on our way to the "Tree of Life" premiere. Amid red carpet hysteria, again minus Malick, Brad leads Jessica Chastain and Sean Penn up the Palais steps. He surprisingly turns on his heels, descends and treks back to the street. Out of n