Panasonicyouth's Juno Profile

We're going to start running an on-going feature that highlights interesting discussions happening around Buzznet; so enjoy the inaugural post, as xDrowningxLessonsx muses on an odd comment her now-pregnant friend made, bragging that people now refer to her as, "Juno." There's a great discussion going on; get involved!

A spoof of the Oscar-nominated Juno has appeared online, but it's taken a particularly Jewish turn. Jewno replaces the hamburger phone with a lox and cheese bagel. Michael Cera's character just completed his bar mitzvah. Up for a good laugh? Watch it here!

A Juno sequel has found its way onto eBay in the form of a screenplay. However, it's not written by Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman has nothing to do with it. But you can purchase the screenplay, written by an anonymous screenwriter, for just $100,001.

A Juno sequel has found its way onto eBay in the form of a screenplay. However, it's not written by Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman has nothing to do with it. But you can purchase the screenplay, written by an anonymous screenwriter, for just $100,001.

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Buzznet had the pleasure of checking out the Silver Spoon Oscar gifting suite last week in preparation for the big event in Hollywood. Juno director Jason Reitman stopped by, as well as celebrities such as Shannon Elizabeth. Check out all the gifts and celebrities!

The Oscars have all been handed out, but the fun hasn't stopped. We've got all the celebratory shots of the winners holding that coveted gold statuette. Diablo Cody, Daniel Day Lewis, Marion Cotillard...they're all here!

A surprisingly funny Oscar ceremony, hosted by Jon Stewart, has yielded many wins for No Country For Old Men. If you're wondering who won in every category, we've got the full list of every winner. You can check out the results of the 2008 Academy Awards right here!

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This is it: the final battle of the Oscars! Which of the 5 glorious films nominated for Best Motion Picture should win the Academy Award this Sunday? It will be a close race between all films. Juno? Atonement? There Will Be Blood? Vote here!

In three days, one of the following five films will win the Best Picture Oscar. Which one should it be? And remember, I'll be live-blogging the Oscars this Sunday, starting at 5PM Pacific time. Join me!

Despite being released Christmas day, Juno still continues to make nearly $6 million a week in theatres. It's more than halfway towards smashing the earnings of My Big Fat Greek Wedding. And it only cost $7.5 million to make. Juno is a massive indie hit!

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This is such good news! Sam Raimi's first horror film in a long time, Drag Me To Hell, has just added Juno star Ellen Page to its cast. Sure, there's no plot news. There are no other cast members. But it's Sam Raimi, horror, and Ellen Page. What more could... Read More

In our next poll about the upcoming Academy Awards, we're tackling the directors. Who should win the Oscar for Best Director? Jason Reitman for Juno? The Coen Brothers? Cast your vote right here!

It's almost here! (Just two weeks left.) Who should win this year's Academy Award for Achievement in Directing? Choose from the 5 nomnated directors below.

The second of a continuing series of polls about the upcoming Academy Awards. Out of all these fine leading ladies, who should win the Oscar for Best Performance By An Actress In A Leading Role?

This is ingenius. All 5 pictures up for a Best Picture Oscar (Juno, No Country For Old Men, There Will Be Blood, Michael Clayton, and Atonement) in one movie. Enjoy.

With the popularity of a movie like Juno, and with the growing acceptance and support provided by schools and Planned Parenthood, do you think that pregnancy in teenagers is more or less accepted than it has been in the past? Should schools support teen mothers?

The first set of reviews are in: American Teen, a documentary chronicling life in a suburban high school, could be one of the next Oscar contenders come 2009. Following four separate teenagers who all attend the same school, it's being described as both hilarious and horrifying--in a good way.

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In a surprise upset, There Will Be Blood and No Country For Old Men both out-nominated Atonement. Buzznet favorites Juno and Sweeney Todd also garnered a few nods. Get the full list of Oscar nominees here!

Ellen Page shall return to our screens soon, though this time she'll be under the direction of Drew Barrymore. The film is Whip It, an adaptation of the Shauna Cross novel about a young girl coming of age through her success at roller derby. Frankly, Page sounds perfect for the... Read More

Michael Cera, who plays the awkward boyfriend in Juno, experienced his own awkward situation. In an interview with Zach Galifianakis for FunnyOrDie.com, Cera was harassed, insulted, mocked, and, finally, molested. We swear, it's funnier than it sounds.