Fashion Roundup: Catherine Zeta-Jones’s Wardrobe Duplicates; Vogue India Lands in Hot Water; Halston Searches for a Replacement

Tamara Mellon‘s ex-husband Matthew Mellon will debut a new collection with his fiancée, designer Nicole Hanley, under the name Mellon-Hanley at the St. Regis hotel next week. [WWD]

Catherine Zeta-Jones buys duplicates of all her clothes and stocks them at her various homes throughout the world so that they all have identical wardrobes. Read More

Week in DVR: 90210, Young Frankenstein, and Eric Stoltz in Motion

Monday: Beverly Hills, 90210 Marathon
We regularly tune in to SoapNet—yes, if you didn’t know, there is a cable channel devoted to soaps—on weekend mornings for reruns of Beverly Hills, 90210, that life-lesson-teaching teen drama that accompanied us through high school and college. This has us uniquely prepared for the CW remake (see Tuesday), which Read More

Screen Version of Broadway’s Nine Could Get Zeta-Jones, Cruz, Loren

The Weinstein Bros. are in talks with a slate of Hollywood song-and-dance types to star in the film adaptation of the Broadway musical, Nine.

According to Variety, The Weinstein Company is negotiating with Penelope Cruz, Catherine Zeta Jones, Sophia Loren, Javier Bardem and newcomer Marion Cotillard (who recently played Edith Piaf in the highly-praised biopic, Read More

Wednesday, July 25th

It’s the end of the world! With last week’s steam pipe going boom and news that Al Qaeda is stronger than ever and a seeming future of endless re-looping Bush and Clinton family presidencies (Hillary; Jeb; Chelsea; George P. Bush … ), you can forgive us for camping out by the AC in close-to-the-edge hysteria.… Read More

Foodie Flick

NO RESERVATIONS
Running Time 105 minutes
Written By Carol Fuchs and Sandra Nettelbeck
Directed By Scott Hicks
Starring Catherine Zeta-Jones, Aaron Eckhart, Abigail Breslin

At the movies, there’s nothing much to write home about, but I enjoyed the embrace of No Reservations, an unnecessary but somewhat charming Read More

Mystic River Drifts Into Dark And Deep Waters

The more complex movies become in the commitments they demand of their audience, the harder it becomes to describe them for readers who might want to become potential members of that audience. Clint Eastwood’s challenging and interesting new drama, Mystic River , is a good example. A dark and lurid exploration of violence, retribution and Read More