AFI Members Have Another Fire Inside: Blaqk AudioSource: mtv.com
For four years, AFI isn't the only fire Davey Havok and Jade Puget have had inside — they've also been trying to flesh out the debut album by their long-pending side project, Blaqk Audio. Now, finally, the LP is good to go.
Roger Ebert: AFI 100: 'Kane' still number oneSource: Chicago Sun-Times
Yes, a million people are discussing this new list. Most discussions center around what is and isn't on the list and what should or shouldn't be on the list.
Ebert touches on that, but concludes:
100 movies, 100 quotes, 100 numbersSource: Telegraph
In a parody of the American Film Institute's 100 list specials, Alonzo Mosley has created a spectacular movie countdown of his own by painstakingly editing together scenes from 100 films, each mentioning a different number from 100 all the way down to one.

I don't usually do this kind of thing, but I have three months of "freedom" ahead of me, and I have to fill them somehow. One of my goals as a college grad is to have seen all the films on the American Film Institute's "One Hundred Years, One Hundred Movies" canon.
AFI hopefuls left in wake of Ten CanoesSource: Australian News Network
TEN Canoes and its key creator, Rolf de Heer, dominated the star-studded Australian Film Institute Awards in Melbourne last night.
The indigenous fable won six of the 10 behind-the-camera awards, including the two most coveted: best film and best director.
Let us pray Source: The Age
The Australian film industry has come up trumps with another bumper crop for the AFI awards. But can the magic last?
At Euro Film Fest, Eloquent Silences, And a Thud or TwoSource: The Washington Post
From the article: In the movie house, we expect to hear an entertaining array of music, sound effects, conversation. We think of silence as dead air, a momentary hiccup, before we get to ride those aural sine waves again.
What made Connery win the lifetime achievement?Source: filmstalker.co.uk
So Sean Connery wins the AFI Lifetime Achievement award. The question is, as it always is when someone is awarded a lifetime achievement award, why did he win it? What roles in particular contributed to his achievement, was it just Bond or his career as a complete entity?