We feel more sorry for the makeup artist whose career completely ended last night…
Nicole Kidman arriving at the Ziegfield Theatre for the 12.15.09 Premiere of ‘Nine’
Nicole Kidman, pictured above, showed up for the New York premiere of her new film, Nine, last night. Unfortunately for Nicole, no one seemed to notice that she looked as if she just came from spending some quality time with Lindsay Lohan. Fortunately for us, though, we are reminded once again why we decided to begin The Haute Mess.
Three acting nods join two others and welcome the upcoming holiday release into awards season
Theatrical Trailer for Rob Marshall’s ‘Nine’
Awards season is officially off and running with this morning’s announcement of the 2010 Golden Globe Nominees. Although the Golden Globes are one huge haute mess of a ceremony (as can be seen by SEVERAL of the nominees), we can’t help but be overjoyed that another musical movie is being recognized as all of the award shows are gearing up.
Rob Marshall’s Nine, based on Fellini’s 8 1/2, boasts one the most ridiculous casts put together on screen. Oscar winners Nicole Kidman, Daniel Day Lewis, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz, Sophia Loren and the one and only Dame Judi Dench join Alex Rodriguez’s ex-girlfriend and Fergie-Ferg (and her breasts) in the film adaptation of the famous musical. Rob Marshall’s first musical follow up since his Oscar-winning Chicago has high expectations, and unfortunately it doesn’t look like the critics think they’re being met. We could care less, however, especially seeing this sneak peek of Larry King’s interview with the entire cast. We’ll be sure to put together a longer feature after we’ve seen the film, but until then, take a look at Larry King’s Interview.
Best Picture - Musical/Comedy
Best Actor in a Musical/Comedy - Daniel Day Lewis
Best Actress in a Musical/Comedy - Marion Cotillard
Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture - Penelope Cruz