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Village 8 Louisville Exclusives presents 'Footnote' [Movies]

Village 8 Louisville Exclusives presents 'Footnote' [Movies]
Presenting a limited release of the Oscar-nominated Israeli film.

I love the Oscars. It is an event I look forward to all year. Yes, it's very cheesy, and the writing is inexplicably horrible and the presenters are over-the-top and often inferior films are given recognition while much better movies remain unnoticed. That's why it makes for such a great drinking game!

The Floyd Theater presents 'A Separation' and 'The Artist' [Movies]

The Floyd Theater presents 'A Separation' and 'The Artist' [Movies]
The Floyd Theater continues to showcase recent Oscar winners, including this year's Best Picture winner.

It is now officially Springtime. The air is warm, the bees are buzzing, and the flowers are blooming (much to the delight of my daughter). The worthless Sportsball tournament is finally over and we are into April. (In fact, I was able to play an April Fool's joke eight minutes into the holiday, much to the consternation of my work supervisors.) What better way to celebrate Spring than by staying indoors away from all the pollen and allergens and annoying warm air? Luckily, the University of Louisville Floyd Theater has you covered, as usual.

This week at the Floyd Theater: 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' and 'The Descendants' [Movies]

This week at the Floyd Theater: 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' and 'The Descendants
Gary Oldman and George Clooney battled it out for the Best Actor Oscar! Neither won - but don't let that dissuade you from checking out their critically acclaimed films.

After a brief hiatus for Spring Break (which curiously took place before spring actually began), I am pleased to announce the return of film screenings presented by the University of Louisville Student Activities Committee showcased in the wonderfully intimate Floyd Theater – past and present, obscure and mainstream, the Floyd presents movies for everybody, and on the cheap.

This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]

This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]
Featuring "In the Land of Blood and Honey" and the Oscar-nominated "My Week with Marilyn."

Once again, the University of Louisville Floyd Theater presents two fantastic movies on the cheap for the film fanatic’s viewing pleasure. This week is especially important for the many people who attempt to watch as many Oscar nominees as possible, whether to torture yourself or to try to get an extra edge in whatever guessing game you and your friends have come up with. (Off the record: it makes for a fantastic drinking game.)

Jennifer Lawrence appears on the 2012 Hollywood Cover [Movies]

Jennifer Lawrence appears on the 2012 Hollywood Cover [Movies]
The fast-rising Louisville actress talks about life as an actress, celebrity crushes, and refusing to give Robert De Niro a gift.

Louisville loves our local legends: Hunter S. Thompson is celebrated with the annual Gonzofest, Muhammed Ali has a whole museum dedicated to him, and the city seems to collectively wet their pants in excitement at any mention of My Morning Jacket. Last year’s Academy Awards gave us a new local hero via a Best Actress nomination for Louisvillian Jennifer Lawrence.

Louisville's Jennifer Lawrence loses out on Best Actress Oscar to Natalie Portman [Movies]

Louisville native was nominated for Academy Award for her role in the drama "Winter's Bone."

Despite a strong breakthrough performance in the romantic comedy drama "Winter's Bone," Louisville's Jennifer Lawrence lost out on the Oscar for Best Actress to Natalie Portman for her role in "Black Swan." To answer the all-important Louisville question: Lawrence didn't go to high school here; she attended Kammerer Middle School but left the city for New York at 14 years old to begin her acting career (but it would've been Ballard High School if she'd stuck around).

Too young for methods: Louisville's Academy Award-nominated actress Jennifer Lawrence [Movies]

Lawrence was a relatively unknown until she landed the lead role in this year’s Winter’s Bone. Now she's nominated for the Oscar for Best Actress.

This article appeared in the December 2010 issue of Louisville Magazine. Since that time, of course, Jennifer Lawrence was nominated for an Academy Award.

Filming on the outskirts of London has ended for the day, and Jennifer Lawrence is excited to return to her two-bedroom Notting Hill apartment. She has already been in England for a couple of months now, playing the role of the mutant Mystique in the X-Men franchise’s newest installment.

The 10 funniest Louisville tweets about the Academy Awards

Local residents' commentary augments telecast and local media coverage of last night's Oscars
Courtesy of a search on Digital Louisville, here are the 10 funniest tweets from Louisville residents about last night's broadcast of the Academy Awards: --Amuk3: " There's an approx. .0000001% chance a huge asteroid will hit Earth in next 30 years. #thingsicareaboutlessthantheoscars" [sic] --Shelbyshelly: "Did Ryan Seacrest actually ask Tom Ford what he was wearing......DUH!!!"
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