Evan Rachel Wood News

Taymor, the dance/theater genius who staged Disney's "The Lion King" on Broadway, creates a visual trip and a half that's built around fresh, invigorating renditions of Beatles songs.

Born in Baton Rouge in 1978, Shane West was raised by punk-rocker parents. His earliest memory of punk is humming along to a Jam song at age three.

The Summer Movie Series at the Fox Theatre, 17 W. Congress St., includes: Friday: "Woodstock," a chronicle of the 1969 music festival.

The Summer Movie Series at the Fox Theatre, 17 W. Congress St., includes: Saturday: "Free Willy," 11 a.m., "The Creature From The Black Lagoon," 7:30 p.m. Aug.

Evan Rachel Wood is not only a talented movie actress but has also excelled in television and theater roles.

Young sandy-haired actor Shane West got his start with guest roles on the small screen that made the most of his boy-next-door good looks and unimposing presence.

I know die-hard Woody Allen fans will enjoy a few on-scene shots in Manhattan from the legendary auteur's latest project - a still-untitled romantic comedy starring hot-property Evan Rachel Wood and Larry David ...

The number thirteen is often considered unlucky. George Orwell played on this superstition with the haunting opening of 1984 , the novel that gave the world Big Brother: "It was a bright cold day in April, and ...

She starts out as a good student and a responsible daughter, but after befriending the popular but troublesome Evie, played by Nikki Reed - who co-wrote the script based on her own life - her life spirals ... via The New Zealand Herald

Essentially an R-rated Afterschool Special about the junior-high perils of conformism, cliquism, peer pressure, piercings, thongs, drugs, and all the rest, but especially drugs. via San Diego Reader

By LIZ MARCUS Special to the Leader Before I begin my recommendation of the film "Across the Universe," I should point out that it is for a mature high school audience. via Hutchinson Leader - Newspaper and onl...

Much is asked of Evan Rachel Wood in the flashback-happy The Life Before Her Eyes . via Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Most movies contract on reflection, but The Life Before Her Eyes expands and keeps expanding. via Houston Chronicle

A cool, collected, fourteen-year-old violin virtuoso sets up a pocket-change business as the official secrets-keeper and advice-giver of her neighborhood, and the younger kids are happy to line up and pay fifty ... via San Diego Reader

Uma Thurman plays a teacher haunted by her own high-school past in 'The Life Before Her Eyes.' 'The Life Before Her Eyes.' A woman relives a tragic moment from her youth. via NY Daily News

“People always call out, 'Hi Rachel.' I hate it. I'm not Rachel. That's my middle name. They're all dyslexic. Can't they see Evan comes before Rachel?”

WOOD SCOLDS 'DYSLEXIC' FANS Caption: Evan Rachel Wood. 'Across The Universe' Q&A and screening at the Egyptian Theatre. via ContactMusic.com

“First of all, what an amazing job you did. You're going to be an amazing actress”

In 2003, commercial director Vadim Perelman's first film House of Sand and Fog received a lot of critical raves and a number of awards including three Oscar nominations. via ComingSoon.net

Release Date: April 18, 2008 Rating: R Genre: Drama Run Time: 90 min. Director: Vadim Perelman Actors: Uma Thurman, Evan Rachel Wood, Eva Amurri, Gabrielle Brennan, Sherman Alpert, Brett Cullen Take a look at ... via Crosswalk

I still can't let the image of the scrawny, fair-haired girl from the disturbing 2003 movie Thirteen go, but she has really developed a new, grownup style all of her own. via Popsugar.com

“It had a gala screening and there was an amazing response. There was an amazing response to it. Really incredible. The whole theater was packed and (everyone) stayed for the Q&A. That means they were intrigued.”

Perelman picture: When you find yourself talking about a movie immediately after seeing it, it's typically a very good sign. via Hollywood Reporter