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The man who brought a sadistic cannibal to life on the silver screen will be in Woodstock this week to promote a new documentary about an enigmatic songwriter from Canada who is as fond of loud, distorted, electric guitar leads as he is of a hushed harmonica and soft, lullaby -like strumming.

Where: Target Center, 600 1st Av. N., Mpls. Tickets: $46. 1-800-982-2787 or www.ticketmaster.com . Online: Hear samples from Kings of Leon at startribune.com/music . Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill Dave Hogan, Getty Images Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio Jeff Tweedy of Wilco More from Entertainment When they hit the Target Center stage ...

Saturday Night Live has always had fine judgement when it comes to choosing beautiful stars at the height of their popularity to host its shows.

With concert movies like "Stop Making Sense" and "Storefront Hitchcock," and such soundtrack-driven pics as "Something Wild" and last year's "Rachel Getting Married," music has become such a major presence in Jonathan Demme's films that, like the title character in "Rachel," love her or hate her - you can't ignore her.

The grave of William Shakespeare is endangered by a rotting beam . It is also the grave of his wife, Anne Hathaway, but contrary to rumor it's not the same chick that starred in Rachel Getting Married.

IFC Films has acquired North American rights to indie drama "Afterschool," the debut feature of Antonio Campos.

To capitalize on the success of his wrestlers/sports entertainers, WWE Chairman Vince McMahon decided to create WWE Films in 2002, which later became WWE Studios.

Chris Rock takes a humorous look at African-American coifs in the documentary Good Hair.

The Big Sleep actor will be honoured for her work, along with B-movie director Roger Corman and Godfather cinematographer Gordon Willis Iconic ... Hollywood actor Lauren Bacall.

Newcomer Carey Mulligan says she knew she had to pull out all the stops when acting with veterans Emma Thompson, Alfred Molina and Peter Sarsgaard in "An Education." "You always have to raise your game when you're around people like that," the 24-year-old British actress said during an interview Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival.

My my, hey hey: out of the blue, Neil Young's public appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival has been cancelled.

A smart, warm, funny movie based on George Hamilton's teenage adventures? Amazingly, yes.