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ReelzChannel Premieres 2 Original Shows -- Movies & Music and Hollywood Dailies -- Plus Nightly Movies

7 October 2009 4:25 AM, PDT | Reelzchannel.com | See recent ReelzChannel news »

Who doesn't love a good movie soundtrack? Or news about the hottest new trailers and casting decisions? Now you can get these daily on ReelzChannel — along with a different primetime movie every night of the week.

Hollywood Dailies (Monday-Friday 7Pm Et/Pt) brings you the latest movie and entertainment news with a fresh perspective. For example, check out this Good Hair interview with Chris Rock and Nia Long where the laughs come from our interviewer, Sam Rubin.

The first ever movie soundtrack show, Movies and Music (Daily 7:30 Pm Et/Pt) features a different nightly theme — from dance movies packed with hits to musicals with celebrated songs that stick in your head long after the credits. Here's B2K with "Badaboom" from the You Got Served soundtrack.

Find out more about our two new original shows, nightly primetime movies, and the rest of our shows.

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Link | Posted 10/7/2009 by reelz »

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2009 Los Angeles Film Festival Winners

30 June 2009 9:39 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »

The 2009 Los Angeles Film Festival just wrapped up on June 28 and the Independent Film Alliance has announced the award-winners at this year's festival. Take a look at the full list of award winners below.

Target Filmmaker Award (for Best Narrative Feature)

Winner: Wah Do Dem (What They Do) written and directed by Sam Fleischner & Ben Chace

Producers: Sam Fleischner, Katina Hubbard, Ben Chace, Martha Lapham, Henry Kasdon

Cast: Sean Bones, Norah Jones, Kevin Bewersdorf, Carl Bradshaw

Film Description: Max's dream Caribbean cruise becomes a solitary odyssey after his girlfriend dumps him days before their departure. Now, he'll have to go with the Jamaican flow in this disarming and incisive debut feature.

The Target Filmmaker Award carries an unrestricted cash prize of $50,000 funded by Target, offering the financial means to help filmmakers transfer their vision to the screen. The award recognizes the finest narrative film in competition, and is given to the director. »

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La Film Festival Picks Winners

29 June 2009 10:30 AM, PDT | The Flickcast | See recent The Flickcast news »

The Los Angeles International Film Festival, which ran from June 18-28, has decided on its winners. Here’s a breakdown of what films and filmmakers came away with awards.

Sam Fleischner and Ben Chace’s Wah Do Dem (What They Do) earned the Target Filmmaker Award for best narrative film, while Juan Carlos Rulfo and Carlos Hagerman’ Those Who Remain (Los Que se Quedan) took home the Target Documentary Award. The two top festival awards, which have a $50,000 cash prize each that go to the directors, were announced at Film Independent’s Filmmaker Awards Ceremony Brunch at the Hammer Museum in Westwood.

Wah Do Dem is the story a man who takes a Caribbean cruise alone after he is dumped by his girlfriend. Those Who Remain looks at Mexican families who are left behind after some of their family members emigrate north. This year the fest also presented a new award, »

- Matt Raub

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Experts predict who'll win the Oscars

18 February 2009 7:54 AM, PST | Gold Derby | See recent Gold Derby news »

Here are more Oscars predictions from the Academy Awards experts at The Envelope's Buzzmeter. Among the pundits piping in here: Greg Ellwood (HitFix.com), Elena Howe (The Envelope), Lou Lumenick (New York  Post), Sam Rubin (Ktla), Bob Tourtellotte (Reuters), Susan Wloszczyna (USA Today).

Best Picture Ellwood Howe Lumenick Rubin Tourtellotte Wloszczyna 'Benjamin Button' 2

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5

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'Frost/Nixon' 4

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'Milk' 3

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'The Reader'

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'Slumdog Millionaire' 1

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Best Actor Ellwood Howe Lumenick Rubin Tourtellotte Wloszczyna Richard Jenkins,

'The Visitor'

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Frank Langella, 'Frost/Nixon' 3

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Sean Penn, 'Milk' 1

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Brad Pitt, 'Benjamin Button' 4

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Mickey Rourke, 'The Wrestler' 2

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Best Actress Ellwood Howe Lumenick Rubin Tourtellotte Wloszczyna Anne Hathaway, 'Rachel Getting Married'

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Angelina Jole, 'Changeling'

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Melissa Leo, 'Frozen River" 4

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Meryl Streep, 'Doubt' 2

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Kate Winslet, 'The Reader' 1

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Best Supporting Actor Ellwood Howe Lumenick Rubin Tourtellotte Wloszczyna Josh Brolin, 'Milk'

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