GiveLove co-founders Patricia Arquette and Rosetta Getty, along with Jacqui Getty, welcomed guests to a private LA residence for the 1st Annual GiveLove to Haiti Dinner.

The event's mission was to raise awareness for GiveLove -- a collaborative project to rebuild communities, homes and livelihoods for displaced Haitian earthquake survivors.

Doug Liman may have only a handful of films under his belt but his batting average is high with Swingers(1996) Go(1999) and the amazing Bourne identity pics.  This latest entry should be powerful as he explores the biggest American spy fuck-up of the past 50 years with the Valerie Plame story.

It played Cannes back in May and now it is poised to make some noise here in the States. Check out the trailer.

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SLn4a5W3lY

Hard as it is to believe, the summer of 2010 (the hottest on record.....thank you global warming) is coming to an end. The cranking of the film industry's engines begin in earnest in September with the Venice, Montreal, Toronto, New York and San Sebastian film festivals.....but for the last two weeks of summer, we still can relax with the languid and liquid films of French filmmaker Eric Rohmer.

Even if you don't know his name, you probably know his imagery. The streetwise graffiti, the charismatic iconography, the madcap use of words and visuals from pop culture.....the coolness of the work and the indelible signature of a gifted, natural (as opposed to heavily trained) artist. And add one more romantic detail.....death at the tender age of 27 after a blazing career that now sees his doodlings capturing record prices on the art auction market. Like James Dean before him, he is forever enshrined as a young man of his age who never endured growing old.