When on July 28, 1973, The Band played the Summer Jam festival at Watkins Glen, New York, on a bill that also included The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers, Garth Hudson, if he’d been so inclined, could have looked out from the stage onto a crowed of more than 600,000 – at the time, I think, the largest-ever audience for a rock show.

Solid but stodgy legal flick, too much in awe of its star

Indie underdog yarn that manages to feel fresh

Madonna, Chic and Afrika Bambaataa also nominated

The ex-Pavement frontman follows up 'Face The Truth'

Punk's high priestess announces a short jaunt this autumn

The singing sensation's set features live footage and a documentary

And considering the competition -- Spider-Man 3, Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End -- that takes some beating. Admittedly, last week saw something of a bumper crop of UNCUT friendly movies (The Assassination Of Jesse James, American Gangster, The Darjeeling Limited), but all the same -- Across The Universe is a truly dreadful film.

Oberst and co. will treat LA to the collaboration

Watch the stars of Scorsese’s documentaries team up in 1971