It looks like Natalie and Brady Corbet will be attending a couple of more Vox Lux screenings next weekend, this time at the AMC Lincoln Center in New York:
Not one, but two were the Vox Lux screenings that Natalie and Brady Corbet attended this Saturday. One at the AMC Cinema in Century City, and the other at the ArcLight Hollywood again. Here are a few instagram photos to prove it:
We have more video interviews of the Press Junket that was held last Thursday. In the first one, Natalie and Jude Law are really very funny:
More after the jump:
Natalie and director Brady Corbet went to the first of the two screenings they plan to attend this weekend at the ArcLight Hollywood cinemas in LA. The Q&A was moderated by Scott Mantz. We have a few instagram photos and a full video of the event:
And more Vox Lux promo today. A new clip of the film, in which we can see Natalie´s character in an uncomfortable interview with a journalist. We have rarely seen her so intense in a scene…
Here it is: Sia has shared on her YouTube channel the “Wrapped Up” official video clip, and it´s great:
Today is the day. Vox Lux opens in USA in a limited released, and more interviews are emerging. Entertainment Weekly caught up with Natalie to discuss her 10-day excursion into mainstream music, singing Sia’s songs, roughing it with Beyoncé’s backup dancers, and transforming into a fervent pop star on the edge.
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Also “Wrapped Up”, one of the Sia´s Songs, has released Today. It´s available in Spotify, iTunes and Amazon. The full album will be released on December 14.
Joblo has released a video interview with Natalie and Raffey Cassidy about the film and Celeste’s character. Here it is:
Natalie was seen doing some Christmas shopping at Barney’s this Thursday. As usual, Daily Mail has the photos:
Vox Lux opens tomorrow in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco, and we have a few Tidbits to make the wait more bearable…
-Neon has published in its social networks this spectacular photo of Natalie, belonging to the climax of the film:
-Natalie will attend the Late Show with Seth Meyers on December 13, according to Broadway world.
-Costume designer Keri Langerman describes the challenge of turning Natalie into a rock star in this article. Also, we have somes costume sketches here.
-Finally, makeup artist Mara Capps has shared in instagram some great photos of her work in the movie. Some images can be considered spoilers (and somewhat disturbing), so I put it after the jump:
Well… Today social media has profusely echoed a statement by Jessica Simpson posted on her Twitter and Instagram accounts, in which she calls out Natalie for “shaming her” over bikini photo quote in the recent USA Today interview:
Quickly, Natalie has answered on Simpson’s instagram account clarifying her statements, and apologizing for any involuntary hurt that she could have caused:
Additionally, ET Online reports a more detailed Natalie´s statement about the issue:
Finally, Michael Blackmon writes a good summary of all this unfortunate imbroglio in this article for Buzzfeed
Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive sneak peek of Vox Lux, in which Natalie´s character spews bonkers pop star conspiracies in a conversation with her daughter (Raffey Cassidy).
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Vox Lux debuts in New York and Los Angeles this Friday, and Natalie will be at the Ellen Show tonight to promote the film. Just Jared has the first pictures of her appearance on the TV show, and the Ellen YouTube channel has a preview video, in which Natalie reveals which popstar she channeled in Brady Corbet’s movie:
Thanks to the International Film Festival Rotterdam Website (and the great Edenliao), we have four more stills of Vox Lux. Enjoy:
USA Today has published an interview with Natalie on the occasion of the American premiere of Vox Lux. Here it is.
Natalie is finally back in the United States, and yesterday she attended the “A New Way of Life” 20th Annual Gala at the L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown in Los Angeles. A New Way of Life Reentry Project provides housing, case management, pro bono legal services, advocacy and leadership development for women rebuilding their lives after prison. It was founded by NAACP Image Award winner/CNN Susan Burton.
We have a few images of the evening:
Natalie’s trip to Australia continues, and she and Benjamin visited yesterday Seville Estate, where they enjoyed a good wine (in good company). We have an Instagram picture of the moment:
Deadline organized “The contenders” a few weeks ago, an event to promote several movies for the awards season. Vox Lux was one of them, and we finally have a summary of the film’s panel, with Natalie, Raffey Cassidy and Brady Corbet:
