Happy New Year guys. Thanks so much for visiting the site I hope 2011 bring you lots of happiness, joy and success. May all your resolutions come to fruition.

Here’s also hoping Justin has an awesome 2011. He is turning 30 next month so he has one hell of a big party to look forward to . It’s just incredible how quickly time flies pheww… There’s also 3 movies coming up so it’s sure going to be a blockbuster year for him and all of us hehe.

Justin Timberlake has said over and over again that he’s not ready to record a new album. Nonetheless, that hasn’t stopped the pop star-turned-actor from hitting the studio for collaborations with other artists and doing some recording here and there for himself. His latest musical serving to appease his hungry fans is a track called “Take You Down,” which leaked online Thursday (December 30).

Timberlake opens the drum-heavy track with a summon to all the girls, before a female vocalist echoes the matching line with a series of stuttering “uh-oh’s.” The song, reportedly produced by the Neptunes, finds JT luring, tempting and somewhat challenging his female interest.

“I’ve seen my magic/ What’s your looks and your religion?/ And I want you to understand that I can make you feel better/ So it’s me and you, my place, sexiness all day/ I’mma do whatever you like, if you cater to me all night, girl,” he sings during the second verse.

In addition to production credits, various Internet blogs have reported that “Take You Down” may in fact be a demo as opposed to one of the 29-year-old’s own songs.

Timberlake recently spoke to the Los Angeles Times about fans who feel like the star has neglected his musical calling. “They’re looking at me like, ‘Why aren’t you staying with one path?’ ” he said. “They look at me like I’m ungrateful for my music career because I want to do film.”

Until JT feels ready to hit the studio to record the follow-up to 2006′s FutureSex/LoveSounds, fans will have to make do with the singer’s scarce musical ventures. His next offering may be a collaboration with Drake, who recently revealed, “I’ve always wanted to work with him, and it’s in the works right now: Me and Justin Timberlake will probably have a song soon.”

source: MTV

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Now chatting exclusively with 95.8 Capital FM, actor Andrew Garfield, star of Marc Webb’s Spider-Man reboot talks a bit about the overall progress, experience, and the emotional feeling of donning the tights of the webslinger and more. Even touching on learning early that he’d been cast, Garfield says:

“It’s going great and I’m having a fantastic time. We have such an amazing cast, so I’m heaven playing this role. I feel like a kid in the candy store, I’m one lucky boy I tell you.”

So what does it feel like to wear the infamous red and blue suit?

“It’s bizarre and I have to not look at my face. It’s strange and surreal to be wearing it and I won’t lie I actually shed a tear when I first wore the spandex for the first time. I didn’t expect to get so emotional but I did.”

So did Andrew’s ['Social Network] co-star Justin Timberlake also congratulate him?

“Yeah, he sent me a couple of texts saying that he’s so proud of me and Jesse and something equally cool. He’s the most supportive and loving friend and what we pride ourselves on is the fact that we’ve also been nominated for a several ensemble categories and that really means a lot to us.”

source: comicbookmovie

As the end of the year nears, Rotten Tomatoes have released the tallies for the best reviewed movies of 2010. I thought we’d compare the list with the other movie review compilation site Metacritic.

Both sites have their advantages. Rotten Tomatoes includes a larger sample of reviews, while Metacritic features a smaller more-selected grouping of film critics. Rotten Tomatoes calculates critic scores using a positive or negative score for each review. One movie could be 100% fresh with all the critics giving the movie a 7/10 grade. Metacritic attempts to gauge the score of each critic’s review (not just a positive or negative, but a number 0 to 100) averaged together, giving you a better indication of what the response is to any given film, and not just a percentage of positive reviews.

For example, How To Train Youyr Dragon is ranked #2 for the year on Rotten Tomatoes with a 98% fresh rating based on 146 reviews. But on Metacritic, Dragon has a 74% average with 33 reviews. Honestly, I like how Metacritic calculates the numbers, but their refusal to incorporate a larger sample of film critics puts them behind Rotten Tomatoes in my mind.

Rotten Tomatoes – Best Reviewed Movies of 2010 (minimum 60 reviews required)

• “Toy Story 3″ – 99% with 247 reviews
• “How to Train Your Dragon” – 98% with 156 reviews
• “Exit Through the Gift Shop” – 98% with 94 reviews
• “The Social Network” – 97% with 258 reviews
• “Restrepo” – 97% with 101 reviews
• “Inside Job” – 97% with 91 reviews
• “A Prophet” (Une Prophete) – 97% with 142 reviews
• “The King’s Speech” – 96% with 142 reviews
• “Animal Kingdom” – 96% with 108 reviews
• “True Grit” – 95% with 173 reviews
• “The Town” – 94% with 201 reviews
• “The Kids Are All Right” – 94% with 192 reviews
• “Winter’s Bone” – 94% with 142 reviews
• “Blue Valentine” – 94% with 64 reviews
• “127 Hours” – 93% with 146 reviews
• “The Tillman Story” – 93% with 80 reviews
• “Joan Rivers: A Piece Of Work” – 92% with 90 reviews
• “The Father of My Children” (Le Pere De Mes Enfants) – 91% with 54 reviews
• “Fish Tank” – 90% positive with 127 reviews
• “Casino Jack And The United States Of Money” – 90% with 60 reviews

Metacritic – Best Reviewed Movies of 2010 (minimum 25 reviews required)

• The Social Network – 95% with 42 reviews
• Toy Story 3 – 92% with 39 reviews
• A Prophet – 90% with 30 reviews
• Winter’s Bone – 90% with 38 reviews
• Inside Job – 88% with 26 reviews
• The King’s Speech – 88% with 41 reviews
• The Tillman Story – 86% with 28 reviews
• The Kids Are All Right – 86% with 39 reviews
• Lebanon – 85% with 28 reviews
• Exit Through The Gift Shop – 85% with 27 reviews
• Restrepo – 85% with 33 reviews
• Animal Kingdom – 83% with 32 reviews
• 127 Hours – 82% with 37 reviews
• The Secret In Their Eyes – 81% with 34 reviews
• Fish Tank – 81% with 31 reivews

source: slashfilm

The Phoenix Film Critics have announced their winners. They chose The King’s Speech as the best film of 2010. Last year, they named Inglourious Basterds the best film of 2009, and Quentin Tarantino Best Director. The Social Network won in the following categories:

Best Screenplay – Adaptation
The Social Network
Nominees:

Never Let Me Go
True Grit

Best Ensemble Acting
The Social Network

Nominees:
Inception
The Kids Are All Right
The King’s Speech

source: Awardsdaily

Think you’re the only one taking a pre-emptive look around the corner at 2011? Think again. USA TODAY’s Andrea Mandell reveals how the stars are sketching out a fresh start in the brand-new decade.

Justin Timberlake resolves to quiet his alarm clock. “Just some sleep — some time and some sleep,” says Timberlake, 29, who juggled promoting critical hit The Social Network with shooting upcoming films Friends With Benefits and sci-fi flick Now in 2010. “Unless something comes along that’s like the most unbelievable project, I’m going to take some time off next year.”

source: USA Today

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Online Film Critics Society Announces 2010 Award Nominees The award winners will be announced on January 3, 2011.

BEST PICTURE
Black Swan
Inception
The Social Network
Toy Story 3
True Grit
Winter’s Bone

BEST DIRECTOR
Darren Aronofsky (-) Black Swan
Danny Boyle (-) 127 Hours
Joel Coen & Ethan Coen (-) True Grit
David Fincher (-) The Social Network
Christopher Nolan (-) Inception

BEST ACTOR
Jeff Bridges (-) True Grit
Jesse Eisenberg (-) The Social Network
Colin Firth (-) The King’s Speech
James Franco (-) 127 Hours
Ryan Gosling (-) Blue Valentine
Edgar Ramírez (-) Carlos

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Christian Bale (-) The Fighter
Andrew Garfield (-) The Social Network
John Hawkes (-) Winter’s Bone
Mark Ruffalo (-) The Kids are All Right
Geoffrey Rush (-) The King’s Speech

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
127 Hours (-) Danny Boyle & Simon Beaufoy
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (-) Michael Bacall & Edgar Wright
The Social Network (-) Aaron Sorkin
True Grit (-) Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Winter’s Bone (-) Debra Granik & Anne Rosellini

BEST EDITING
127 Hours (-) Jon Harris
Black Swan (-) Andrew Weisblum
Inception (-) Lee Smith
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (-) Jonathan Amos & Paul Machliss
The Social Network (-) Kirk Baxter & Angus Wall

source: awardsdaily