SXSW Update: Favreau's 'Chef' Served With Heaping Side of Twitter; Seth Meyers Checks in on 'Late Night'; Marc Webb Teases 'Spider-Man 2'; Full Reviews

If you are unable to see the message below click here to view it in a browser. SXSW: Jon Favreau's 'Chef' Served With a Heaping Side of Twitter Tweet "thought bubbles" pop up in clusters above the characters, as little bird logos fly off in every direction; the director says the company did not pay for the placement. | Read More Chef: SXSW Review Jon Favreau gets personal again in a film about a chef whipping his life back together. | Read More SXSW: Seth Meyers Checks in on 'Late Night' The NBC host joined producer Mike Shoemaker and actress Olivia Munn for a discussion about his first few weeks on the job. | Read More SXSW: Marc Webb 'Embraced the Spectacular' for 'Spider-Man 2' And don't worry about villain overcrowding: "Paul [Giamatti] is in the movie for four minutes," the director said at Saturday's keynote. | Read More SXSW: Nate Silver and Bill Simmons Reveal How ESPN Won FiveThirtyEight From how the New York Times dropped the ball on the deal to Bill Simmons' dad chatting with Silver at the NBA Finals, the pair dished on the process at SXSW. | Read More SXSW: Julian Assange Says Living in Ecuadorian Embassy Is 'Like Prison' The WikiLeaks founder spoke with Benjamin Palmer of the The Barbarian Group via Skype from London to discuss security and Internet privacy. | Read More SXSW: Neil DeGrasse Tyson Says 'Cosmos' Shows a Hunger for Science The astrophysicist spoke about the Fox series during his keynote speech in Austin. | Read More SXSW: Stars of 'Neighbors' Get Laughs During Facebook Live Chat The film, starring Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne as a young couple suffering from arrested development, will make its world debut in Austin. | Read More Big Significant Things: SXSW Review Harry Lloyd plays a young man on the run from big decisions. | Read More The Infinite Man: SXSW Review Hugh Sullivan's debut features a man wooing his girlfriend via paradox-laden time travel. | Read More Thank You a Lot: SXSW Review Real-world country singer James Hand plays himself in Matt Muir's debut feature. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Harvey Weinstein at UCLA: Hillary Clinton Benghazi Flap 'Complete Bull---' Harvey Weinstein revealed on Saturday that he wasn't sure how he felt about Barack and Michelle Obama when Hillary Clinton -- a longtime friend -- was defeated by Obama in the Democratic primary. He "I strongly support Hillary. When she lost, Michelle invited me back in ... but I thought I was going to sit that one out," Weinstein said during his keynote speech at the 38th annual UCLA Entertainment Symposium, hosted by the UCLA School of Law. | Read More President Obama to Introduce 'Cosmos' President Barack Obama is putting his stamp on Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. The president will offer an "inspiring" introduction ahead of the series premiere, Fox announced Saturday. In the video message, Obama invites a new generation to embrace the spirit of discovery and inspires viewers to explore new frontiers and imagine limitless possibilities for the future. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter Festivals newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow on Twitter or Facebook ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy