Thanks to Rooney Mara Source for the heads up on this!

The Social Network site is now live, so be sure to check it out for lots of cool content on the movie. All photos of Jesse from the site have now been added to the gallery for you to enjoy!

014 x The Social Network – Official Site Images

Thanks to MTV for the info:

It was also announced on Thursday (August 26) that the upcoming Facebook flick “The Social Network” will be well represented by stars Justin Timberlake, Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield, who were added to a list of presenters that includes Ke$ha, Nicki Minaj, Emma Stone, Penn Badgley, Trey Songz, Ashley Greene, Selena Gomez and Ne-Yo. MTV will announce additional performers and presenters at a later date.

Peter Travers, movie reviewer for the Rolling Stone, tweeted today to say he gives “The Social Network” 4 stars – the first movie he’s given that rating to this year (he gave ‘Inception‘ 3 and a half!)

His full review will surely be available soon so keep checking back for that.

Source

thanks to jesseland LJ.

Here’s a great new photoshoot Jesse did for Manhattan Magazine in June.

006 x Photoshoot: 2010: Manhattan Magazine

Here’s a new photo of Jesse, taken this year in New York.

001 x Photoshoots: 2010: LA Times

Here’s a new TV spot for “The Social Network”, via collider.com

eta: caps added!

048 x The Social Network: TV Spot #1

While in Cancun Jesse was interviewed by Allocine.fr for “The Social Network”. You can watch the interview below where Jesse talks about the movie and why he thinks Facebook is so popular.

According to Hollywood Reporter, Holy Rollers is heading to Deauville Film Fest.

PARIS — This year’s Deauville American Film Festival will be a fete of first films with seven of 11 titles in the Competition debut features, organizers said Thursday.

The Sundance fest will shine down on Deauville this year as Diego Luna’s “Abel,” Rodrigo Cortes’ “Buried,” Kevin Asch’s “Holy Rollers,” Ryan Piers Williams’ “The Dry Land,” Jay and Mark Duplass’ “Cyrus,” Jack Scott’s “Welcome to the Rileys” and that festival’s big winner Debra Granik’s “Winter’s Bone” host their French premieres in the Gallic seaside town after runs in Park City.

David Robert Mitchell’s “The Myth of the American Sleepover” will also follow screenings at SXSW and the Festival de Cannes Critics Week sidebar with a Deauville slot.

Cannes Director’s Fortnight title Alistair Banks Griffin’s “Two Gates of Sleep” will also reopen its eyes to screen in Competition in Deauville. Derrick Borte’s “The Joneses” starring Demi Moore and David Duchovny plus Rodrigo Garcia’s “Mother and Child” with Annette Bening, Naomi Watts, Kerry Washington, Samuel L. Jackson and Jimmy Smits will add A-list weight to the lineup.

Joining Emmanuelle Beart for her Competition jury are French actress Jeanne Balibar, director-screenwriter-actor Lucas Belvaux, director and screenwriter Faouzi Bensaidi, director-writer-actress Christine Citti, director and screenwriter Fabrice du Welz, director and screenwriter Tony Gatlif, director, screenwriter Abderrahmane Sissako and actor Denis Lavant.

Cartier’s Revelation Jury will be presided by director-screenwriter Manuel Pradal with actor Jonathan Lambert, director and screenwriter Emma Luchini, actress Roxane Mesquida, writer and actor Sebastien Thiery rounding out the judging team.

The Deauville American Film Festival runs Sept. 3-12 in Normandy.