Daniel at the WHCD last night

Daniel and Arianna at the dinner last night

Spitzer, Rebecca Miller [Daniel's wife], Daniel, Arianna

Daniel Day-Lewis, George Clooney, Spielberg Among Hollywood Heavyweights For White House Correspondents’ Dinner

 Deadline.com: Daniel Day-Lewis, George Clooney, Spielberg Among Hollywood Heavyweights For White House Correspondents’ Dinner -
I'm swooning....will he look classically tuxedo-clad handsome, or come as Lincoln?? With Daniel you never know.
The Dinner's Web Page. Check it after Saturday Night

New Set Photo of Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln in Spielberg's Lincoln

Reelz: New Set Photo of Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln in Spielberg's Lincoln

Filmmaker’s Newest Work Is About ... Something

The NY Times: There Will Be Blood related -- Filmmaker’s Newest Work Is About ... Something 
Paul Thomas Anderson Film May Be About Scientology

Lincoln's Assassination

Lincoln's Assassination - The NY Times April 15, 1865

Did You See This? How There Will Be Blood Draws on 2001

Slate.com - Browbeat: (Video) Did You See This? How There Will Be Blood Draws on 2001 (Scroll)

While Anderson’s most obvious influence is Altman, a new video essay from Indiewire’s Press Play blog makes a strong case that Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey was a key inspiration for Anderson’s last film, 2007’s There Will Be Blood. Editor and essayist Nelson Carvajal crosscuts between parallel scenes from Blood and the opening 2001 chapter, “The Dawn of Man,” to reveal similarities in both theme and composition. Blood’s oil echoes 2001’s monolith: Each is a Pandora’s box that will advance man into a new era and at the same time corrupt him. Watching the essay, Blood seems less a Citizen Kane-like origin story about America (and Southern California—Hollywood in particular), and instead becomes a more universal fable.

How Will We Read? - Edith Wharton

The Huffington Post: How Will We Read? - Edith Wharton 

Martin Scorsese's 1993 motion picture, The Age of Innocence, is truly a feast for the senses guaranteed to transport you back in time with its panoramic view of Wharton's New York City of the 1870's. Daniel Day Lewis, Michele Pfeiffer, Winona Ryder and others did a fabulous job introducing us to New York's wealthy upper class, a class ruled by a code of behavior in which the slightest hint of scandal could bring about the social demise of its inhabitants.

Tamasin Day-Lewis: 'It's shocking to see so many grotesquely overweight children'

The Independent: 'It's shocking to see so many grotesquely overweight children' 

I've been horrified by how people such as my brother [Daniel Day-Lewis, who has been labelled as eccentric] have been persecuted by the press. People are open to criticise [work], but there's no need to criticise artists as human beings.