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Australian actress Cate Blanchett has recently signed an agreement to play Bob Dylan in the biopic “I’m Not There.” The Oscar winner actress is one of seven actors to play Dylan at various stages of his career in the biopic, tentatively scheduled for release next year. She’ll portray a specific aspect of Dylan’s personality, embodied by an androgynous singer-songwriter character named Jude, according to Killer Films, the movie’s production company. Read more!

Diane Keaton, the Oscar-winning actress, who is 60, will star as a spokesperson for L’Oreal Paris and its brands. She will debut for L’Oreal Paris in print and TV supporting its Age-Perfect line of facial creams and makeup.
Carol J. Hamilton, president of the L’Oreal Paris division of L’Oreal USA Inc., said in a statement, “She’s a natural beauty. Nothing artificial. And she’s comfortable with who she is.”

In a statement, Keaton said, “I love that L’Oreal is a company known for empowering women. I also like how L’Oreal is very involved in charity work. I love that L’Oreal is found all over the world and is made for women of all ages, and for women of all skin and hair colors.”
A spokeswoman for the company declined to comment on the terms of the deal.

L’Oreal’s other celebrity reps have included Scarlett Johansson, Andie McDowell, Penelope Cruz, Heather Locklear and Eva Longoria.

Oscars is the movie industry’s top honors and one of the most-watched televised events around the world. A lack of star power and major Hollywood films among the nominees has meant fewer television viewers in the past, but that didn’t dampen.
Here is list nominees actor and actress and find new fresh faces to this competition.

Supporting Actress Categories
Amy Adams of “Junebug”
Rachel Weisz in “The Constant Gardener”
Michelle Williams for “Brokeback Mountain”
Catherine Keener in “Capote”
Frances McDormand, past Oscar winner, from “North Country” Read more!