Elton John's Movie Set to Open Tribeca Film Festival

Set to take center stage, the documentary about the making of Sir Elton John's album "The Union" will open the 10th annual Tribeca Film Festival.

Organizers just announced that "The Union" will be one of the 32 featured films of the festival, with the "Tiny Dancer" based picture to be the very first one shown.

Of the decision, festival co-founder Jane Rosenthal told, “Cameron Crowe gives audiences unprecedented access into Elton John and Leon Russell’s artistic process in an emotional and realistic way."

"The Union" is set to be shown on the Tribeca Film Festival's April 20th kickoff, with Elton set to perform live after the screening.


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Elton John's Oscar Party: What the Stars Will Drink

Elton John's Oscar Party: What the Stars Will Drink Can't make to Elton John's annual AIDS Foundation Academy Awards gala this year? Don't fret. You can still get a taste of the party.

While John will welcome a who's who of A-listers, including David and Victoria Beckham, who are acting as chairs of the event, alongside Taylor Swift, Hugh Jackman and Miley Cyrus.

The event will go down at the Pacific Design Center on Sunday and will feature food by Chef Ludo Lefebvre. As for the drinks, well, Food Network personality Sandra Lee has dreamed up several cocktails for the soiree – and now you can make them yourself at your own home Oscar bash.

Want to make the drinks? Check out the recipes below:

• 4 oz. cranberry juice
• 1 oz. Ciroc vodka
• ½ oz. Godiva chocolate raspberry vodka
• ice cubes
• cranberries

In a glass, combine juice, vodka, and chocolate raspberry vodka. Add ice. Garnish with cranberries.

Lee also created another fruit-based cocktail.

• 1 oz. Ciroc vodka
• 1 oz. pineapple juice
• 1 oz. white cranberry juice
• ice cubes
• raspberries

In a glass, combine juice and vodka. Add ice. Garnish with raspberries.

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