Thanks to Jess for the theme, we’ve got a new look for the main site and an upgraded new look for the gallery!

Summit Entertainment/New Regency’s alien-invasion film “The Darkest Hour” has temporarily halted production due to Russia’s wildfire emergency.
Smoke-related smog has blanketed Moscow, where the film is shooting. Local authorities had to warn people over the weekend to stay indoors and to wear surgical face masks if going outside.

According to Variety, producers on the film decided to suspend production for two weeks on health and safety grounds.
Summit’s decision comes after a week of Russia’s worst ever wildfires in which 52 people have died and close to 2,000 homes have been destroyed.
“The Darkest Hour” stars Olivia Thirlby and Emile Hirsch.

Olivia was out last night in NYC, and there’s one photo from the after party of “Did you Hear About the Morgans” in the gallery.

Thanks to Qua for the info!

Olivia Thirlby will play the lead in “The No Game,” the new feature from “Desert Flower” director Sherry Hormann, which Doris Kirch’s Blue Angel shingle is producing.

Thirlby will star alongside Marcia Gay Harden and Shohreh Aghdashloo in the story of an adopted Upper West Side Jewish girl who travels to Israel only to discover that her birth parents were Palestinian. Hormann will direct from a script by Elisabeth Fein and David Abramowitz.

Shooting is set to start in March in New York and Israel. The Match Factory is handling international sales.

One of Olivia’s new projects, “Uncertainty” has a new trailer out
watch the trailer of Olivia’s new movie