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  1. the early-evening news
    Wes Anderson Wary of Working With Actors Not Named Bill MurrayPlus: Surprise! They’re making a sequel to Transformers!
  2. apropos of nothing
    New Wes Anderson Short Film Features Natalie Portman’s Nakedest-Ever PerformancePlus: Jason Schwartzman, fully clothed!
  3. the early-evening news
    Sally Field to Reenact Worst-Ever Night at TheaterPlus: News about YouTube and Paul McCartney!
  4. tube junkie
    Wes Anderson’s New Commercials As Quirky, Similar As his MoviesLike most of his films, Anderson’s six ads are idiosyncratic, share basically the same premise, and differ only in specific details — but they’re still pretty great!
  5. the early-evening news
    Spider-Man to Play RobotBjörk to release new album, Charlotte Gainsbourg doing just swell, etc.
  6. the take
    ‘The Atlantic’ Declares War on QuirkinessHey, you! Yeah, you, the “Gen-X indie” guy in Austin, Madison, or Adams Morgan with the ironic facial hair! Michael Hirschorn at The Atlantic has a problem with you and your insufferable quirkiness.
  7. countdown
    Wes Anderson’s ‘The Darjeeling Limited’ to Stink?Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited made its debut at the Venice Film Festival over the weekend and the early word is, well, not very good.
  8. the take
    The Media Play the Owen Wilson Blame GameNow that the American media has respected Owen Wilson’s request for privacy for almost two whole days, it’s back to business as usual.
  9. trailer mix
    ‘The Darjeeling Limited’: Wes Anderson Rearranges the FurnitureCritics have already accused Wes Anderson of making the same movie over and over again, and if there’s one thing we learned from this new trailer for his forthcoming The Darjeeling Limited, it’s that he doesn’t read his reviews.
  10. the industry
    Okay, Okay, Peter Jackson Has Excellent Taste in ActorsRyan Gosling Joins Lovely Bones: Ryan Gosling will play the murdered girl’s father in Peter Jackson’s The Lovely Bones, joining the already-cast Rachel Weisz. We’re throwing up our hands; Jackson seems determined to make a really good movie and damn the box-office consequences. God bless him.