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Harry Potter to play gay Jewish poet


“Rise of the Planet of the Apes” Q & A with Author Eric Greene [VIDEO]


Two Jews on Film give “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” five out of five bagels


“Rise of the Planet of the Apes:” Let My Monkeys Go! [VIDEO]


James Franco Q & A:  His Film on Tortured Gay Poet Hart Crane


“Rise of the Planet of the Apes’” David Oyelowo Stars in “Who Do You Love” at L.A. Jewish Film Fest


Oscars 2011 Slideshow

Oscars 2011 Slideshow

Oscars 2011:  Top Jewish Moments [VIDEO]


The Academy Awards: What to Look For


James Franco’s Mother


James Franco: Portrait of the Performance Artist as a Young Man

James Franco rubbed his eyes and downed coffee during a break from his intense preparation for his performance-art project at the Museum of Contemporary Art at the Pacific Design Center recently. His Gucci cologne-endorsing face sports some stubble, his lanky frame lounges in a chair, but Franco is amazingly good-natured and friendly for someone who appeared to be working around the clock. If his energy had temporarily flagged, the 32-year-old Franco had reason: His multifaceted endeavors are enough to make anyone feel like a slacker.

Live at Sundance:  James Franco Howls


Day One at Sundance:  Live From Park City



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I've recently become close with Abe and Frank, two older guys in my neighborhood. At 90 and 88 respectively, they’re not the typical age of my other friends. At first I wasn’t sure if it was friendship. Maybe they were just humoring me or passing the time. Why would old people want to be friends with me, a 35-year-old?