Taylor-Wood to marry teen actor Nov 1, 2009
Sam Taylor-Wood says Johnson is 'perfect' as the young John Lennon. Artist and film-maker Sam Taylor-Wood, 42, is to marry her 19-year-old boyfriend Aaron Johnson. (BBC News -- Entertainment)
French film gets London award Oct 30, 2009
Guests at the event included actors Hugh Bonneville and David Morrissey, directors Ken Russell and Sir Ridley Scott and the artist Sam Taylor-Wood. The 53rd London Film Festival comes to a close on Thursday with Nowhere Boy, Taylor-Wood's drama about the early life of former Beatle John Lennon. (BBC News -- Entertainment)
Clooney, Streep Head To London Oct 15, 2009
The lineup includes Austrian director Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon, which won the top prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival; prison drama A Prophet from France's Jacques Audiard; Jane Campion's visually ravishing John Keats biopic Bright Star"; Steven Soderbergh's whistle-blower saga The Informant"; designer Tom Ford's directorial debut A Single Man"; and Lone Scherfig's An Education, the Nick Hornby-scripted story about a teenager coming of age in the 1960s. The festival... (CBS News -- Entertainment)
Clooney gets foxy as London Film Festival opens Oct 15, 2009
The festival is set to close with the world premiere of "Nowhere Boy", the debut film from Britain's Sam Taylor-Wood, which is about the childhood of Beatles star John Lennon. The festival's artistic director Sandra Hebron said the 2009 line-up was diverse and vibrant. (Channelnewsasia.com)
Clooney opens film festival Oct 15, 2009
Clooney opens London film festival - Film - Entertainment - theage. The Age: national, world, business, entertainment, sport and technology news from Melbourne's leading newspaper. (The Age, Australia)
'These Days' exhibit at MASS MoCA is full of mournful reflections Apr 18, 2009
Sam Taylor-Wood, one of the six artists in "These Days: Elegies for Modern Times" at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, fits that last description. That she has also survived cancer and a recent divorce from her dealer, Jay Jopling, and that her art peddles in the fundamental themes of love and loss, doesn't, unfortunately, change the fact that it has always been trite. (Boston Globe)
