I’ve added the missing pictures (from May to June) of Juliette PUBLIC APPEARANCES in the gallery.

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• PUBLIC APPEARANCES: Last Uploads

hi, I’m chanel the new owner of juliette-lewis.com. I want to thank Luciana for giving me that site. It means a lot. I love Juliette I think she’s a hugely talented actress. I’m really excited to get started here.

I added a few pictures of Juliette on set of “The Baster”, last April 28.

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• The Baster: Set pictures, April 28, 2009

Just found and added two gorgeous portraits to the gallery. The first one was taken later in September/09, in New York. And the second and G-O-R-G-E-O-U-S one was taken during the SXSW, last March 19.

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• Photoshoot Session #034
• Photoshoot Session #035

Added 37 pictures to our gallery of Juliette on stage with her new band, The New Romantiques.

Also, Juliette talked to NME about the demise of The Licks and the evolution of The New Romantiques at SXSW 2009 in Austin. “The thing with The Licks was that I was always trying to keep it on the road,” she said. “Making records was secondary, so even the records we made, they were okay, but they were always better as a live band. So this is the first time I wanted to really take my time, and the only thing is the music has to be fueled by crazy passion and inspiration. If other people around you don’t have that, I can’t try to inspire everybody, that’s not my job. My job is just to be a songwriter.” Watch the interview below.

Rolling Stone’s Saturday afternoon showcase at Peckerheads went from a sweaty affair to a sweltering one as singer-actress Juliette Lewis hit the stage with her new band, the New Romantiques, to run through material from her upcoming disc, Terra Incognita. As Lewis told RS backstage, she wanted to step out from behind the power riffs of her previous band, the Licks, and embrace a sound where guitars were more of an atmospheric backdrop for songs teaming with raw emotion. (The Mars Volta’s Omar Rodriguez-Lopez became her collaborator after the two met at a festival and talked Fellini films). “Holy shit, I feel like we’re in my living room,” she exclaimed after ending her opening song, “Romeo,” a dark and mysterious number, with a piercingly epic note. “In the closet of my soul.”

I added 122 captures of “The Darwin Awards” (2006), a cool movie starred by Winona Ryder and Joseph Fiennes, with a small but great participation of Juliette.