CustomFlix.com has a video of Josh being interviewed about the AFI Film Fest and his experience as a juror. The video can be found here.


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Celebrity attendees of the 14th annual Environmental Media Awards (EMA) on November 17, 2004 are counting on actions speaking louder than words when they arrive at the ceremony in hybrid and alternative fuel vehicles.

To underscore the organization's dedication to recognizing environmentally conscious programming, a special "Prius Only" lane for high-mileage, super ultra low-emissions hybrid vehicles will be designated for attendees andpresenters. Prius Privileges will be extended to attendees arriving in Toyota hybrids including: Woody Harrelson, Jeffrey Tambor of the Emmy winning series "Arrested Development," director David O. Russell and Jason Schwartzman of I Heart Huckabees, comedienne Sarah Silverman, actresses Sara Rue ("Less Than Perfect"), Poppy Montgomery ("Without A Trace"), Frances Fisher (House of Sand and Fog), Julie Warner ("Baseball Wives"), actors Peter Horton ("While I Was Gone"), Dean Cain, and Joshua Jackson ("Dawson's Creek"). Special honorees Daryl Hannah and Willie Nelson will also be driving alternative fuel vehicles.


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According to Variety.com

Was Miramax Intl's. annual AFM bash a going-away party?

The event usually presents a smattering of celebrities from the studio's pics, but Harvey and Bob Weinstein brought out the big guns Friday night.

Among those who mingled with the Weinsteins in their rare AFM appearance were Quentin Tarantino, Kate Beckinsale (news), helmer Marc Forster and producer Lawrence Bender.

Tarantino and Forster both said they don't know much about the annual film market.

"I haven't been walking the booths in a Toxic Avenger outfit," said Tarantino, who was unaware that this was the first time AFM was held in November.

"I never actually participated in (AFM)," Forster said. "I came to this party because ("Finding Neverland") was (made by) Harvey and he has been very supportive of it."

Indeed, that seemed to be the message the party wanted to deliver. During the past 48 hours, the toppers' AFM presence has been perhaps the strongest in Miramax's 25-year history. While that had to help Miramax Films chief operations officer Rick Sands sell the 18 titles in the company's current AFM catalog, it seemed even more important to communicate that wherever the brothers Weinstein go, the goodwill of talent will follow.

Among those who enjoyed plenty of face time with Harvey and Bob were Brittany Murphy, Radha Mitchell, Mya, Joshua Jackson and helmer Peter Chelsom.

At the party, which followed a buyers' screening of Wes Craven's "Cursed," Harvey told Variety that Miramax "is rockin'!" at the AFM.

However, partygoers seemed a little less optimistic about the shingle going forward. Particular anxiety was reserved for Miramax's current slate of holiday award hopefuls.

Those associated with "The Aviator" and "Finding Neverland" expressed concern that the brothers' uncertain future might distract them from giving the customary Oscar push to their high-profile contenders.

But whatever his future studio home may be, Harvey Weinstein conveyed at least one certainty: Wherever he winds up, he'll remain prominent on the indie pic and sales scenes.



Also Ain't It Cool.com has a review up of "Cursed". However we should warn you, there are spoilers, so only read it if you want to be spoiled.

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