Many media have echoed Natalie’s powerful speech during the Variety’s Power of Women Gala this weekend. Today Show has broadcast a summary of the event this morning. In this short video we can see Natalie and the other honored women being interviewed by Sheinelle Jones:
The Variety’s Power of Women Luncheon has just been held, and finally we have the full video of Natalie’s powerful speech at the ceremony:
Natalie is attending the Variety’s Power of Women Luncheon right now, and these are the first photos of the red carpet:
Natalie, Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and other stars teamed up to film a special message for the Today show in honor of International Day of the Girl. Here it is:
Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep and other celebs share some special messages on International Day of the Girl. #DayOfTheGirlTODAY pic.twitter.com/PcSyE90KJ0
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) October 11, 2018
Natalie also shared in her instagram the initiative, promoted by Michelle Obama, to stand up for adolescent girls’ education:
It’s official: Neon has confirmed to IndieWire that Natalie’s performance in “Vox Lux” is being campaigned for Best Supporting Actress at the 91st Academy Awards. In addition to this news, the distributor has launched a first ”for your consideration” ad:
Brady Corbet’s film will release in the USA on December 7.
Natalie, Emma Gonzalez, Tiffany Haddish, Regina King and Lena Waithe will be honored at Variety’s Power of Women next Friday, October 12. Because of this, Today Variety has published an extensive interview with Natalie on pay disparity, sexual harassment and what’s next for Time’s Up.
Click on the first image to read it:
It is already October, and we haven’t seen any trailer or new picture of Vox Lux … until now. NEON has posted on its Twitter account a reminder of the release date, and some press credentials (with a Natalie’s picture) for the Brady Corbet´s film. Will this photo have something to do with the final poster of the movie? we will know soon…
#VoxLux. 12/7. pic.twitter.com/M1P7UpsX2w
— NEON (@NEONrated) October 5, 2018
We learned last week that Vox Lux would be screened at the Austin Film Festival. Well… Variety confirms Today that Brady Corbet’s film will open the festival on October 25:
Natalie Portman's #VoxLux to open @austinfilmfest (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/mGU1Rcnp5k
— Variety (@Variety) October 3, 2018
In addition to this news, the film has also been selected to be screened at the Festivals of London, Lisbon, Vancouver, Chicago, San Diego, Savannah, Denver and Napa Valley.
Natalie is in London since Thursday. We don´t know if she will be in England for a few days or will return to the United States soon. For now, she attended the conversation with Yuval Harari yesterday afternoon, and was seen leaving a pub at night. Celebmafia has the photos:
Variety announced today that Natalie, Emma Gonzalez, Tiffany Haddish, Regina King and Lena Waithe will be honored at Variety’s Power of Women. The annual event recognizes some of Hollywood’s most philanthropic women whose efforts have made a significant impact to their chose charities and causes.
The luncheon, in partnership with Lifetime Television, will be held at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons on Oct. 12.
Vox Lux will be released in the USA in December. We haven´t seen any new photos or trailers of the film yet, but the distributor is working hard to give visibility to the movie. It has been announced this week that the film will participate in two new festivals: at the Austin Film Festival at the end of October, and at the London Film Festival, from October 10 to 21.
Yesterday, individuals all over the U.S. country walked out of their schools and workplaces in support of survivors, and specifically in support of Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez, who have accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault. The activists were joined by many celebrities, some of them came out with placards on the streets, while others made statements in their social networks. Natalie was one of them:
Great news: Deadline reports that NEON is giving the Brady Corbet´s movie an awards season push with a limited release on December 7. This will be followed by an expansion on Dec. 14 and another wide break on Dec. 21, playing into Christmas and New Year’s. This means that the film (and Natalie´s performance), will enter definitely in this awards season.
There is not much news these last days. However, we have many candid photos of Natalie. This time we can see her walking with the dog near Griffith Park in Los Feliz. Celebzz has several photos of the moment:
And more photos taken on Wednesday. Natalie was seen running errands with her kids (not pictured) in Los Angeles. This time, Just Jared has the pictures:
After two intense weeks of photos and interviews, Natalie goes back to the routine, and she was spotted going to a business meeting in Silver Lake neighborhood of LA on Tuesday. As usual, Daily Mail has the photos:
Vox Lux screencapture
I was lucky enough to attend the two Natalie screenings that took part at the Toronto International Film Festival, and am going to give thorough spoiler free reviews. Keep in mind that I will still be describing these two films (The Death and Life of John F. Donovan, and Vox Lux), so these reviews might be a little bit spoiler heavy, despite the strict intention of not giving away specific plot details.
Without further adieu, here is a review of the surprise hit Vox Lux by Brady Corbet.
The Death and Life of John F Donovan screencapture
I was lucky enough to attend the two Natalie screenings that took part at the Toronto International Film Festival, and am going to give thorough spoiler free reviews. Keep in mind that I will still be describing these two films (The Death and Life of John F. Donovan, and Vox Lux), so these reviews might be a little bit spoiler heavy, despite the strict intention of not giving away specific plot details.
Without further adieu, here is a review of the long anticipated Xavier Dolan film The Death and Life of John F. Donovan.
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Natalie’s attendance at the Toronto festival last week has given us countless interviews, photos and videos. Today is a good time to see some more that we have overlooked the last days…
–The Guardian published an interesting article/interview with Natalie a few days ago, on the occasion of the premiere of the films of Brady Corbet and Xavier Dolan in Toronto:
-LA Times has been covering the Toronto festival these days, and they interviewed Natalie and Brady Corbet in their studio last weekend. We have a video and a “Polaroid” photo of Natalie:
