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Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet will provide the English narration on "The Sunshine Boy," a documentary exploring autism by Icelandic director Fridrik Thor Fridriksson.
The film follows the attempt by film producer Margret Dagmar Ericsdottir to understand her severely autistic son, Keli, a journey that eventually leads her halfway across the world to Austin, Texas, and to famed autism therapist Soma Mukhophadhyay. "The Sunshine Boy," which bowed in Iceland in January, will have its international premiere in the Reel to Reel sidebar of the Toronto International Film Festival in September. Fridriksson's 1991 drama about senior citizens, "Children of Nature," received an Oscar nomination. source: reuters.com
This month, Kelly Clarkson joins a long line of
celebrities - including Kate Winslet and Mariah Carey - who have seen their images altered to meet the media's unrealistic standards of beauty, as a heavily photoshopped Self Magazine cover featuring Clarkson hit newsstands. While the magazine's Editor-in-Chief Lucy Danziger admits: "Did we alter her appearance? Only to make her look her personal best," the magazine made dramatic changes to Clarkson's physical appearance.
Jack and Rose's "Titanic" love will indeed go on... and on... and on thanks to a newly announced 3D makeover. The MTV Movies Blog caught up with "Titanic" director James Cameron at Comic-Con where he revealed his plans to "dimensionalize" the 1997 blockbuster.
Working on the upcoming 3D flick "Avatar" is what inspired James Cameron to give his watery epic the multi-dimensional makeover. According to Cinematical, the process will take one year to 14 months to complete, meaning the revamped film could likely hit the big screen sometime in 2011, probably around the much-coveted holiday season. News that Rose (Kate Winslet), Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and their "Titanic" shipmates will rise again in 3D got us thinking about which scenes we're stoked to see in eye-popping detail.
Many Hollywood actresses wax poetic about the importance of a healthy figure; Kate Winslet is one of the few that actually walks the walk. In 2003, she criticized British GQ for whittling her figure on the magazine's January cover, telling Britain's GMTV, "I don't want people to think I was a hypocrite and had suddenly gone and lost 30 pounds, which is something I would never do, and more importantly don't want to look like that. ... They made my legs look quite a bit thinner. They also made me look about 6 feet tall, which I'm not, I'm 5 foot, 6 inches."
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