Owen Wilson News
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Records were smashed for Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jackson Pollock, Roy Lichtenstein and auctions themselves as Christie’s sold $495 million of contemporary art last night in New York.
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The scene recalled the heyday of Tyco’s Dennis Kozlowski and the melting statue of Michelangelo’s David that adorned his wife’s birthday party.
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Woody Allen opened the Cannes Film Festival yesterday with a wistful ode to the French capital, complete with river views, sidewalk cafes and accordion music.
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In “ Hall Pass ,” a comedy about two dumb and dumber guys looking to relive misspent (and likely misremembered) youth, directors Peter and Bobby Farrelly recapture a bit of their own glory days.
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In Woody Allen’s charming new movie, “Midnight in Paris,” Owen Wilson’s character, a modern-day novelist, travels through time to the 1920s. He wishes he could stay, so he could keep hanging out with Hemingway and Fitzgerald. His love interest from the ‘20s wishes she were living in La Belle Epoque. Both discover when they travel back to the 1880s that Degas and Gauguin wish they were living in the Renaissance.
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Sept. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Jon Erlichman reports on a new film, "The Internship," starring Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Erlichman speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Steve Wynn bought a Roy Lichtenstein and Eli Broad picked up a Jeff Koons sculpture on the opening day of Art Basel Miami Beach.
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Google Inc. turned over its campus to Vince Vaughn and a team of Hollywood filmmakers, letting them use the Silicon Valley icon for “The Internship,” a comedy about jobless, tech-challenged 40-year-olds.
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a federal judge in Albany, New York, has recused himself from the patent suit against Apple Inc. related to the iPhone 4s’s Siri virtual assistant.
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Woody Allen ’s “Midnight in Paris,” which features a cameo appearance by French first lady Carla Bruni , is the opening movie of the Cannes Film Festival , which starts on May 11, the event’s organizers said today.
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