Rosemarie Dewitt

He's an Oscar winner, a celebrated comedian, a chart-topping singer and as good-looking as you can get! The unpredictable and always entertaining JAMIE FOXX is in our studio to catch up with his friend and neighbor, Ellen. His new movie, "Django Unchained," has created a big buzz in Hollywood, and he's telling her all about it! He always brings some serious swagger, and some serious laughs! Plus, ROSEMARIE DeWITT has been impressing audiences for years with her performances in films like...Read Full Story

SEBASTIAN PROFESSIONAL STYLIST THOMAS DUNKIN COIFS ROSEMARIE DEWITT FOR THE 22ND GOTHAM INDEPENDENT FILM AWARDS On Monday, November 26th at Cipriani in New York City, award-winning actress Rosemarie DeWitt accepted the ‘Best Ensemble’ trophy in a classic black and crimson sheath dress complemented by a sophisticated wavy ‘do and side swept fringe crafted by Sebastian Professional Lead Stylist Design Team Member Thomas Dunkin. To achieve Rosemarie’s timeless hair look, follow...Read Full Story

-INSERTGROUPS:12- "One of the triumphs of 'Promised Land' is that you really care about the land," Rosemarie DeWitt says in our webcast about her new film with director Gus Van Sant. "Sometimes you see movies and they don't give you a real sense of the place, but here the landscape is so sweeping and so important." That's because the idyllic rural farmland featured in the film is threatened by corporate goons seeking to plunder the natural gas bubbling underfoot. One of those goons is...Read Full Story

(Focus Features) The Bottom Line Should you see it? Yes. Why? It's a message movie and not without its faults, but it's also a character-driven drama, and the characters end up mattering more than the message. To frack or not to frack? That is the question. Not to frack is what Promised Land would have us believe. Although it refuses to get its hands dirty, Gus Van Sant's safe little movie is an enjoyable one that works as a character study and a bargain bin drama. Promised Land is...Read Full Story

The Bottom Line Should you see it? Yes. Why? A great script, Emily Blunt, and the weird likability of Mark Duplass make Your Sister's Sister the kind of indie rom-com lots of directors wish they had made. The hero of co-writer/director Lynn Shelton's new romantic comedy isn't its seemingly tired plotline, which has been done before. The hero is her authentically nuanced writing, which her three co-stars marvelously employ to tell a satisfying and sometimes very funny story. Your Sister's...Read Full Story