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Anne Hathaway

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  5. The Interview

    Anne Hathaway Is Done Trying to Please

    On the debut of ‘The Interview,' the actress talks to David Marchese about learning to let go of other people’s opinions.

    By David Marchese

     
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  20. Anne Hathaway Dares You Not to Look Away

    She talks about playing a femme fatale in “Serenity,” doing “The Hustle” with Rebel Wilson, stealing the show in “Ocean’s 8” and Hollywood’s echo chamber of men.

    By Kathryn Shattuck

     
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  33. Movie Review

    Music as a Balm for a Grieving Soul

    “Song One,” starring Anne Hathaway, offers a wispy meditation on the healing properties of a pretty folk song — especially when sung by a sensitive troubadour with bedroom eyes.

    By Jeannette Catsoulis

     
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  40. Movie Review

    Off to the Stars, With Grief, Dread and Regret

    In Christopher Nolan’s science-fiction parable “Interstellar,” Earth is dying, and a team of astronauts searches the universe for a new home for the human race.

    By A.O. Scott

     
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  42. Flight Club

    Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain discuss “Interstellar”; its director, Christopher Nolan; and the humor of physicists.

    By Dave Itzkoff

     
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  46. Cultural Studies

    Do We Really Hate Anne Hathaway?

    Anne Hathaway’s success has not shielded her from the “Hathahaters.” Why is everyone picking on her?

    By Alex Williams

     
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  48. Carpetbagger

    Not Exactly the Social-Media Oscars

    Twitter didn’t light up for the Oscars the way it did for the Super Bowl or the Grammys, according to tweet-per-minute stats.

    By Melena Ryzik

     
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  53. On the Runway

    The SAG Awards Get a Lift

    With so much attention paid to the Golden Globes and the Oscars, the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild awards always seemed a bit of a drag. But this time the stars were in sync with the recent haute couture shows.

    By Cathy Horyn

     
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  60. Movie Review

    The Wretched Lift Their Voices

    Amid the grime, power ballads and surging strings, there is a familiar, reassuring story of oppression, liberation and redemption.

    By Manohla Dargis

     
  61. No Lip-Syncing for the Wretched of Paris

    The making of a movie of “Les Misérables,” which first appeared onstage in London in 1987, has long been the dream of the producer Cameron Mackintosh.

    By Roslyn Sulcas

     
  62. T Magazine

    Look of The Moment | Ladies in Red

    Anne Hathaway, Rihanna and Beyoncé Knowles wear the festive color best, with a lot of texture and high contrast.

    By Edward Barsamian

     
  63. Wide-Awake

    A video gallery of dreams and transformations, featuring 13 actresses whose performances defined the year in film.

     
  64. TimesVideo

    Wide-Awake | Anne Hathaway

    A dreamy performance by Anne Hathaway, one of the 13 actresses featured in this year's Hollywood Issue.

    Tierney Gearon

     
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  68. Going Hollywood

    Stuffy no more, the New York City Ballet and the Metropolitan Opera are drawing younger names to bring in the money.

    By Ruth La Ferla

     
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  72. Movie Review

    A Rejected Superhero Ends Up at Ground Zero

    Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight Rises” wraps up his post-Sept. 11 epic of ambivalent good vs. multidimensional evil with a burst of light.

    By Manohla Dargis

     
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  74. On the Runway

    Two Legs’ Best Friend

    Tailored shorts look fresh this year, and can be worn with a jacket or camisole.

    By Cathy Horyn

     
  75. ArtsBeat

    Le First Trailer for ‘Les Misérables’

    An early look at Tom Hooper’s adaptation of “Les Misérables” offers tantalizing glimpses of Hollywood A-listers playing sad Parisians, but the focus is firmly on Anne Hathaway, who plays the ill-fated Fantine.

    By Dave Itzkoff

     
  76. T Magazine

    Winter Wonders | Buttoned Up

    In our latest feature, T tracks what stylish women are wearing to keep warm. Here, Miranda Kerr, Olivia Wilde and Anne Hathaway button up for the end of autumn.

    By Edward Barsamian

     
  77. 'Get Smart,' Then and Now

    A thematic look at scenes from both the television show and the movie version of "Get Smart" and how they compare to each other.

     
  78. Movie Review | 'One Day'

    Emma and Dex and July 15

    “One Day,” directed by Lone Scherfig, follows a man and a woman for more than 20 years, with the action taking place on a single date, July 15, every year.

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  81. Anne Hathaway at the Oscars

    At the 83rd annual Academy Awards ceremony, the actress changed her outfit seven times, outdressing many of the starlets in attendance.

     
  82. Younger Audience Still Eludes the Oscars

    Despite a pair of young hosts and some new ideas for the ceremony, ratings for this year’s Academy Awards fell from a year ago.

    By Michael Cieply and Brooks Barnes

     
  83. Carpetbagger

    A Mixed Bag of a Cultural Mash-Up

    Though the hosts, James Franco and Anne Hathaway, joked about being the “hip” Oscars from the start of the show, and then acted on it, their performances drew decidedly mixed reviews.

    By Melena Ryzik

     
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  89. Carpetbagger

    An Oscar Peek Behind the Scenes

    The Academy is taking its new mandate to be more open and revealing, with a new video and plan to include fans on the red carpet (at least virtually).

    By Melena Ryzik

     
  90. Carpetbagger

    Chemistry and Showstoppers at the Oscars Ceremony

    With the Academy Awards a mere 12 days away, details are beginning to leak out about the telecast – or rather, be meted out in a very methodical, public relations-managed way.

    By Melena Ryzik

     
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  92. Carpetbagger

    Watch the Oscars Lunch Live

    The Academy is opening up the red carpet and backstage experience at the Oscars with its “You’re Invited” campaign. And on Monday, it is live streaming the Oscars lunch.

    By Melena Ryzik

     
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    A One-Armed and Naked Show Opener

    Adam Shankman, the co-producer of last year’s Oscars telecast, has been offering his advice – and some offbeat ideas – to this year’s overseers

    By Melena Ryzik

     
  94. Carpetbagger

    A Singing, Dancing and Fighting Triple Threat

    James Franco and Anne Hathaway have given away little about what to expect the Oscars, but this new promo suggests there will be dancing and, perhaps, violence.

    By Melena Ryzik

     
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  97. Golden Globes Show Love and Snubs

    Some of the nominations were predictable, like those for “The King’s Speech” and “The Social Network,” but in a surprise, “True Grit” from the Coen brothers was shut out.

    By Brooks Barnes and Michael Cieply

     
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