This is definitely not easy to post, but as fans of Kieran’s, let’s keep the Culkins in our thoughts right now.

From TMZ:

We’ve learned Macaulay Culkin’s sister died yesterday after being struck by a car.

Law enforcement sources tell us Dakota Culkin was walking on the west side of Los Angeles Tuesday when she stepped off a curb and was struck by a car. The 29-year-old Culkin was taken to the UCLA Medical Center where she died of her injuries yesterday afternoon.

So far no arrests have been made. The case is under investigation by LAPD.

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IMDB is saying that Kieran is currently filming Paper Man. And I meant to post about this awhile back, but have had internet problems, but production on Three Stories About Joan was shut down because of financial problems.

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Happy 26th birthday to Kieran! Feel free to comment with your wishes.

Also, thanks to Sarah for the find, there’s an interview with Kieran and Rory at TIFF.

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I added photos from a Q&A session for Lymelife at the Toronto Film Festival on the 9th. Many thanks to Larry over at PROnetworks for allowing me to post these photos on the site. The photos can be here at their original location or here in the gallery.

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From Shreveport Times:

Bruce Willis, Owen Wilson and Kieran Culkin will star in “Three Stories about Joan.”

Willis also will direct the psychological thriller that will shoot in Shreveport from Oct. 2 through Nov. 10, according to the Louisiana Office of Entertainment Industry Development.
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Willis, an iconic action hero best known for playing John McClane in the “Die Hard” franchise, counts dozens of films among his credits. Enduring titles include “Armageddon,” “The Sixth Sense,” “The Fifth Element” and “Pulp Fiction.”

Wilson has made his mark in contemporary comedy in hits like “Wedding Crashers,” “Meet the Parents” and “The Royal Tenenbaums,” for which he shared an Oscar nomination with director Wes Anderson for best original screenplay.

Culkin’s screen credits include “Igby Goes Down” and “The Cider House Rules,” plus the “Home Alone” and “Father of the Bride” franchises. He’s brother of erstwhile child star Macaulay Culkin.

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I’ve added images from the Toronto International Film Festival, including photos from the premiere, after party and portrait session of Lymelife.

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I just added the first still of Kieran in Lymelife to the gallery. Preview and link is below.

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From Lymelife’s page at the TIFF site:

Monday September 08 09:30PM RYERSON
Tuesday September 09 09:15PM SCOTIABANK THEATRE 2
Saturday September 13 05:00PM VARSITY 8

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Lymelife will be making it’s world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in the Discovery section. The festival runs from September 4-13. I will post the screening dates once they become available. ETA. Thanks to our lovely new affiliate, Fabulous Emma, Lymelife will be premiering at the festival on September 8th.

“Lymelife ” Directed by Derick Martini and , USA; World Premiere
From the filmmaking team behind Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire (TIFF 1999) comes an examination of first love, family dynamics and the American Dream in late 1970s Long Island , as seen through the innocent eyes of a 15-year-old. Scott Bartlett (Rory Culkin) is a gentle boy - a direct contrast to his blustery father, Mickey (Alec Baldwin). After an outbreak of Lyme disease hits their suburban community, the lives of the Bartletts and their neighbours begin to crumble in the wake of illness, confrontation and paranoia. Executive produced by Martin Scorsese, Lymelife co-stars Jill Hennessey, Timothy Hutton, Kieran Culkin, Emma Roberts and Cynthia Nixon.

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Kieran attended the New York premiere of Pineapple Express last night with his brother, Rory.

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