Aphrodite Manousos
Aphrodite is an arts and entertainment journalist and fiction writer. She previously worked in film and television as a production and camera assistant and has a background in public relations and marketing. Follow her on Twitter @aphrodite_m
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Interview: Sasha Grey Claims the Face of Female EmpowermentSasha Grey has obviously hit a nerve with a large segment of the population, many of whom either deify or condemn her for her raunchy, anything-goes displays as a premier porn actress. -
Love is in the air: Lessons TV relationships teach usIf TV teaches us anything it's how to have tumultuous, mythical, drama-fueled relationships. Fairy tales and lofty notions of love are coupled with libidinous, lusty exchanges and call to our shameless longing for sordid spectacles. -
‘Would You Rather’ Offers Bad Choices for Viewers"Would You Rather" is a psychological thriller which follows a sadistic homicidal game of Would You Rather. Director Guy Levy and writer Steffen Schlachtenhaufen make a decent attempt at delving into the price one has to compromise their values and ethics -
Sexiest Men to Grace the Grammys Red CarpetThese sexy guys walked the Grammy red carpet. -
‘Parker’ Packs a Star Punch with Blood-Spattered SurprisesAction impresario Jason Statham reprises his typical fare in Parker. In his latest, thrill-a-minute, blood-drenched action flick, Statham plays the film’s infallible yet believably banged up anti-hero, Parker. -
Celebs Exes Now Attending the Grammys with Someone ElseThe Grammys is not only a celebration of music but a revolving door of love. As celebrities prance down the red carpet with their significant others year after year, several love matches only last as long as the latest music fads do. -
‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2’ Grown Up and Unapologetic"Twilight" and its beloved clan of shimmering characters is all grown up and carrying the responsibility of its blockbuster status a bit more seriously in the final film of the franchise, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2." -
'Café De Flore' Intertwines Atypical Tales of Love While Paradis Shines"Café de Flore" is an atypical French love story which seems so typical of French films. In this case, Canadian writer/director Jean-Marc Vallée weaves a pair of complex heartrending tales into parallel narratives. -
How to Make the Denim-on-Denim Trend WorkThe Canadian tuxedo never looked so good. Tips on how to make the denim on denim trend work for you. -
Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey: Has ‘American Idol’ ever been about contestants?From the days of bickering on “American Idol” between former judges Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell, or Cowell and host Ryan Seacrest, one thing has been patently obvious: the real ratings grabber is the judging panel. -
Children of Hollywood Gone Too Soon: Sage Stallone, Jett Travolta and MoreThe shocking death of Sage Stallone, the 36-year-old actor/producer son of Sylvester Stallone, brings to mind other tragic departures of stars’ children who went before their time. -
Be Summer Ready With the Best Swimsuits for Your ShapeSummer is in full swing and whether your body is beach ready or not you can find swimwear to flatter your shape. Everyone has certain aspects of their physique they’d like to minimize or accentuate and luckily there are various swimsuits to help. -
5 Reasons ‘True Blood’ Season 5 Has Fans Sucked InSeason 5 is only one third of the way through and already it’s turning out to be another notable hit for one of HBO’s most viewed series. Among the many reasons this latest season is so captivating, the five below are the most prevalent.Also published on: -
Could ‘Rock of Ages’ follow other movie musical flops into cult stardom?Tom Cruise’s much ballyhooed movie musical, 'Rock of Ages,' underperformed in box office revenue but that doesn’t mean the celebrity-laden pop rock extravaganza can’t find success as a cult classic. Many film flops and kitschy rock musicals found ...Also published on: -
Young Hollywood Love: Emma Stone, Miley Cyrus and MoreYoung love isn’t always everlasting but it is certainly memorable and on many occasions tumultuous. Still, young Hollywood optimistically plunders forth with new love matches and engagements.Also published on: -
Hugh Laurie Overdue for Emmy Win as ‘House’ Comes to a Close“House” is sadly in its final season and its star, Hugh Laurie, could well be the Susan Lucci of Emmy nominees. This year will be his seventh nomination and his final shot at winning it for his role in the series.Also published on:
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Ensemble Cast of Emmy Favorites Support Gay Marriage in ‘8’Brad Pitt, George Clooney and a long list of award-winning actors forged their talents for a dramatization called “8,” which was recorded by L.A. Theatre Works and will be aired on the radio, streamed live and available on Amazon and iTunes.Also published on:
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‘Bel Ami’ a Lukewarm Hint of 'Dangerous Liaisons'As Robert Pattinson tries to distance himself from his “Twilight” persona, he takes on the role of manipulative, money-hungry, playboy Georges Duroy, in “Bel Ami.”
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Quirky Girls: The Not-So-New TV TrendQuirky TV “it” girls like Kat Dennings, Zooey Deschanel and Lena Dunham may seem the latest fad replacing Hollywood’s beauty norms but it’s nothing new.Also published on:
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5 Chic Summer Trends to Beat the HeatSummer is fast approaching and so are the inevitable fashion woes regarding how to stay cool while looking chic. Lightweight fabrics in countless styles abound but the following five summer trends will keep you looking good without breaking a sweat.
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Charlize Theron joins sexiest female villains in ‘Snow White & the Huntsman’In ‘Snow White & the Huntsman,’ Charlize Theron plays evil Queen Ravenna and creates one of the sexiest and most cruel villains in recent film history. While Theron proves she can play wicked characters well, she is not the only actress who can.Also published on:
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‘Glee’ Graduation Finale: A Tying Up of Loose Ends and New DirectionsGraduation is here, a national championship is in the bag and all that’s left are messy goodbyes and new beginnings. “Glee’s” finale opens in the music room where New Directions had its rocky beginnings from a group of six, socially awkward outcasts ...
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'Dancing With the Stars' Finale Scores a Touchdown With Winner Donald DriverAfter two hours of repeat performances, returning contestants and guest singer, "Dancing with the Stars" crowned its Season 14 champion. Donald Driver barreled through with his impressive, tribal-tattooed physique and exceptional stage presence to snag...
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'Hysteria': Quacks Battle Female Sexuality Behind Rom-Com Façade'Hysteria' delivers good vibrations in the form of a light-hearted period comedy but delves deeper than the obvious.
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Laying the Past to Rest: Recap of 'The Vampire Diaries' Season FinaleOn the riveting season finale of "The Vampire Diaries," glimpses of the past come to the forefront and characters and relationships are shaken up. History appears doomed to repeat itself and Elena (Nina Dobrev) gets a hefty dose of déjà vu.
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'Skins' U.K. Alumni Graduate to HollywoodThe double BAFTA-winning, teen drama “Skins” has created several breakout roles for young actors and launched their careers. It offers opportunities for uncultivated talent and many of its young alumni have gone on to infiltrate Hollywood.
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1990s Fashion Declared Vintage: Top Trends RevisitedEvery decade's fashion becomes a recycled retro trend and memorable '90s styles are no different. Glamour magazine's Slaves to Fashion blog declared '90s fashion as vintage. While some wrestle with the passing of time, others revel in revisiting trends.
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Matriarchs Gone Mad: The Deadliest Moms on TVMoms are people too and sometimes people are as awful as these TV matriarchs gone mad. These are the morose and morbid displays of motherhood that make some of the most thrilling villains on television.
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‘Dark Shadows’ Sheds Light on ‘Van Helsing,’ ‘Buffy’ RebootsThe craze for sanguinary entertainment is hardly slowing down. In an attempt to appease fans while making profits, studios are reworking many vampire fan favorites into film reboots. This trend of remaking bloodsucking classics has inspired films from ...
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‘The Avengers’ a Comic Book Gambit That Pays Off With Summer Audiences'Marvel’s The Avengers' saw a $200 million, record-breaking weekend that dethroned the 'Harry Potter' franchise and made it a hard summer act to follow. Film adaptations of comic books proved themselves the real blockbuster draw.
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Robert Pattinson Breaks ‘Twilight’ Bonds With ‘Mission: Blacklist’Robert Pattinson is trying to outrun his teen heartthrob, pacifist vampire persona one film at a time. His latest roles couldn’t be further from Edward Cullen. Pattinson is set to star in 'Mission: Blacklist,' about the capture of Saddam Hussein.
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‘Girls’ and the City: A Self-Loathing, Hipster Prequel to ‘Sex and the City’It’s inevitable that an all-female ensemble cast airing on HBO would be compared to the cable channel’s previous estrogen-laden darling, “Sex and the City.” While the similarities of “Girls” and “SATC” are obvious, the shows are actually worlds apart.
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‘The Raven’ Squanders Its Potential“The Raven” has inklings of 2001’s “From Hell,” supplanting Jack the Ripper with an Edgar Allan Poe-obsessed serial killer and 1888 London with 1849 Baltimore. While each facet of the film is inspired by Poe’s work, it squanders its potential.
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Lindsay Lohan Storm Rolls Toward White House Correspondents’ DinnerLindsay Lohan’s verbal lashing from outspoken Rosie O’Donnell has done little to curb the starlet’s interest-piquing appeal. The headline-grabbing, ratings-booster is now an invitee to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner by Fox News' Greta Van SusterenAlso published on:
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Ian Somerhalder Perfect Fit for ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’?Ian Somerhalder wants to sink his teeth into the film adaptation for the bestselling erotic novel, “Fifty Shades of Grey.” Smolderholder, as his castmates and myriad of adoring fans call him, is no stranger to dark romance or erotic plots.Also published on:
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‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ Trailer a Mishmash of Action SubgenresIf you smell what The Rock is cooking in the new trailer for 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation,' you might get confused by the recipe. It starts off as a typical special forces going off to war flick, and by the end of it you've lost the thread.
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'X Factor' and 'American Idol': Britney Spears and Celeb Judges as Ratings PloysCelebrity judges and talent shows have become inseparable. While debates rage over whether a celebrity’s qualifications are relevant or adequate for assessing contestants, the answers are irrelevant. Name recognition is a ratings ploy.
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Finding Love on Set: Ginnifer Goodwin, Rachel McAdams and Others Date CostarsAs much as fans love to watch their favorite celebrities in onscreen romances, it’s even more satisfying when the feelings spill over into real life. While some relationships barely last past the final credits, others lead to happily ever after.
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Vaudeville Goes Hollywood With ‘The Three Stooges’ Farrelly Brothers RebootThe Three Stooges went from Vaudeville to Hollywood the hard way, but the Farrelly brothers' film plunges them into the depths of pop culture vacuity. The 'Jackass' generation is introduced to its roots, but some things might be lost in modernity.
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Celebrity Twitter Scandals and Battles: From Courtney Love to Amanda BynesWhile many celebrities have put their foot in their mouth during interviews, the advent of Twitter has allowed them to do it anytime and from anywhere in the world. Although tweet faux pas can be hilarious they can also be devastating.Also published on:
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'Mirror Mirror' and 'Snow White and the Huntsman' Tips for Modern Princess Style'Mirror Mirror' and 'Snow White and the Huntsman' are two revamped films on a classic fairy tale. There are easy modern adaptations to get your own Snow White-inspired looks and feel like a princess.
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‘American Reunion’: Evolution of the Teen Sex ComedyThe teen sex comedy is a timeless film tradition which trumps itself one film at a time with increasingly raunchy endeavors. 'Animal House' and 'Porky’s' are classics in the genre but 'American Pie' set the bar impressively high on creative self-love.
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5 Reasons Fans Can't Resist 'Game of Thrones'"When you play the game of thrones you win or you die." It's this win or die philosophy Cersei Lannister mentions in Season 1 which drives ‘Games of Thrones’ and has its fans begging for the next unpredictable chapter while being afraid the outcome.
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‘Bully’ Rating a Sign the MPAA Is Biased and Antiquated?Should an entity composed of a very narrow representation of society be policing all films released in the United States? The MPAA recently gave 'Bully,' a film which addresses the bullying epidemic and is geared toward school-age children, an R rating.
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Rihanna and Brooklyn Decker Wild and Chic in LondonBrooklyn Decker was ready for a fashion showdown at the “Battleship” movie premiere in London but her costar, Rihanna, kept it simple. The two made headlines and sported various styles around town but their next red carpet face-off will be in Japan.Also published on:
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Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana Split – His Love Life in ReviewBradley Cooper could be headed for a hangover after his three-month tryst with leggy “Colombiana” actress, Zoe Saldana, recently ended. People's “Sexiest Man Alive” has been linked to several high profile actresses and is no stranger to breakups.
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Where 'The Hunger Games' Adaptation Might Fall Short'The Hunger Games' has been heralded as one of the best book adaptations to the big screen, but understandably there are omissions, alterations, and rewrites.
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‘Hunger Games,’ ‘Harry Potter’ Follow Films With Dystopian BentThe much anticipated 'Hunger Games' follows in the footsteps of Hollywood’s obsession with dystopian themes, often in post-apocalyptic settings. The comparison which doesn’t fit is 'Twilight,' being that 'The Games' are decidedly more 'Terminator.'
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Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Miley Cyrus - Katy Perry's History of Dissing Her PeersThe opinionated pop star, Katy Perry, is scheduled to collaborate on a song with BFF, Rihanna. Perry spoke out against Beyonce and Shakira's 2007 collaboration but her outburst seems typical considering her long history of dissing pop peers.
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Jennifer Lawrence Joins Hollywood's Under 25 EliteJennifer Lawrence fittingly plays “the girl on fire,” as Katniss Everdeen in the “Hunger Games,” since her career is on fire. The sought-after blonde has the complete package which seals her position among actresses in the under 25 Hollywood elite.
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'Community' Returns to High Hopes and Diminishing Returns?The return of 'Community' on NBC ushers in the hope that laughter will be allowed to prevail on television. A closer look at the finer points of what makes this show great.
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'21 Jump Street’ Goes Undercover as a ComedyIn '21 Jump Street,' bad job performance in the police force doesn’t lead to traffic duty but an undercover job mingling with minors.
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March Madness: Falling in Love With Basketball RomancesNot everyone is interested in the March Madness hoopla, so what better way to introduce your non-basketball loving friends, or significant others, to the game than under the guise of watching a romance?
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Liam and Chris Hemsworth Take Lead Among Hot Hollywood BrothersMove over Wilsons, Baldwins, Goodings and Fiennes, a newer crop of celebrity brothers are dominating Hollywood and making fans drool. Australian transplants, Liam and Chris Hemsworth, are arguably two of the hottest brothers in film at the moment.Also published on:
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Oscar-Worthy Looks for LessFinding the perfect formal outfit to match your favorite Oscar dress on a budget just became a breeze.
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Engaged? Oops, Madonna Made Headlines AgainIf there are two words to sum up Madonna, they are: media savvy. The Material Girl, or most recently, Girl Gone Wild, knows how to make headlines or who she can employ to get her in them.
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Little People Make a Big Splash on TVLittle people are becoming more prevalent on TV in roles that are no longer a source of ridicule or marginalization.
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'The Lorax' Environmental Message Raises Ire of the RightSince when did environmental responsibility and caring about the world become a case for conspiracy theories about 'liberal agendas' and 'indoctrinating children'?
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Ben and Jen Join Trend of Large Celebrity FamiliesBen Affleck and Jennifer Garner joined the large family celeb club when they welcomed baby number three into the world. They haven’t quite reached Brangelina status yet, but they are well on their way.
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Alexander Payne: A Retrospective on Fame and Oscar GloryAfter receiving his M.F.A. and finding success with 'Citizen Ruth' and 'Election,' Alexander Payne returned to his alma mater as a guest instructor in film. In spite of his rising fame and accomplishments, he was affable and unpretentious.
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Box Office Popularity Hardly Means Oscar AccoladesPopularity at the box office is hardly ever an indication of what is nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. Although box offices successes have received Oscar nods, the top box office blockbusters are usually not at the top of the Academy’s list ...
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Greatest Genre-Defying Movie RomancesRomance isn’t only relegated to sappy love stories. Just as love comes in many forms, so does it sail through a variety of film genres.
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‘Dark Shadows’ Cast by Poorly Received Vampire FilmsAre vampire films doomed to getting critically staked by negative reviews? The critics have been quite vocal of late about their distaste for mindless, favorite film franchises.
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Ultimate Celebrity Downgrades: Stars Who Made Questionable Partner Trade-insIf celebrities aren't in the middle of a divorce it seems they are in the middle of a breakup or in the midst of starting a new relationship. Does no one focus on their career anymore? Some of these partner trade-ins may appear questionable from the outsi
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Celebrity Divorces: Hollywood Keeping Up With National Divorce Rate?Celebrities seem to be filing for divorce en masse but these breaking divorce shockers have become a Hollywood mainstay.
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Neon Electrifies Fashion’s Spring/Summer Footwear CollectionsThere is no shying away from neon when it comes to trends in spring/summer 2012 footwear collections. From Ruthie Davis and Casadei to Louboutin, neon footwear glowed bright for spring and summer.
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Banned from Hoboken - Controversy Has Always Fueled 'Jersey Shore'Controversy and sensationalism have always fueled MTV's "Jersey Shore." The reality show’s claim to fame was a punch in the face Snooki received at a bar by an intoxicated patron. That single violent incident breathed new life into a struggling series MTV
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Sebastian Sizzles as the Season 3 ‘Glee’ Villain“Glee’s” latest cast addition is not only bad to the bone, but a heartthrob to boot. Besides his dashing good looks, the villainous Sebastian Smythe (played by Grant Gustin) is a well-traveled, athletic singer with the rival Dalton Academy Warblers.Also published on:
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HBO is Fearless at 40 with Four New SeriesAfter 40 years in the premium cable game HBO has perfected the formula to making hit shows. Four new shows are currently being released for 2012 and many more years of quality programming is likely in the network’s future.Also published on:
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Emo Christmas Movies to Depress and DelightJust as emos are known for their bleak moods and cynical outlooks, so too is the following countdown of films reflecting some of the more doleful and pessimistic portrayals of Christmas.
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The Dreaded Christmas Sweater: Festive and Fashionable OptionsIf the thought of receiving or being forced in to wearing another themed Christmas sweater has you wishing the holidays were already over, fear not.
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‘Breaking Dawn’ and Beyond - the Sexiest Vampires with Bite"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" is still going strong after its second weekend in theaters, grossing $42 million domestically during this past weekend. This only reaffirms that vampires warm audience's hearts and no critics can ever calm that
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'Game of Thrones' and Other Shows That Have Killed Off Favorite CharactersThe final episodes of HBO’s first season of 'Game of Thrones' left many fans in complete and utter disbelief after the death of two of its most beloved characters. The death of a favorite character can hit some fans almost as hard as the death of a loved one.
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Top 5 Hottest HBO HunksHBO is on fire this year. Although well known for its quality programming, it’s the cable channel's quality of gorgeous guys that appears to be eclipsing its 19 primetime Emmy wins this past year.
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'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn’ Breeds Success While Critics HowlThe question is not whether critics or non-fans will like the second to last installment of the "Twilight" series, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1." The question is whether Twi-hards will have their expectations met.
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Winter Wonderland: Top 5 Women's Winter Apparel TrendsWinter is right around the corner and it's the time when outerwear rules and bundling up becomes an exercise in chic layering. No need to resort to frumpiness with these top winter trends that will allow you to stay warm while looking runway-ready.
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‘Immortals’ Honors the Gods; Critics Curse It to HadesJust when I had given up hope of any more quality films being made regarding ancient Greece, along comes 'Immortals.'
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'Killing Bono': Rock 'n' Roll Films, We Salute You'Killing Bono' delves into the world of aspiring rock stars. There have been several shining instances which epitomize the rawness of rock music and/or the music business in all its screeching, debaucherous, hair-flailing glory.
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The Mad Hatter Has Nothing on Top Winter Hat TrendsHats off to the high fashion lids that graced the winter runways. From understated to overboard, hats are a great way to complete your winter wardrobe and come out on top.
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Kardashian Divorce Just in Time for New Reality Show and Your Complicity Makes it PossibleIf you were shocked by the Kris Humphries and Kim Kardashian divorce then there are a few swindlers that would like to sell you some top-notch swamp land.
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Big-Shot Movie Directors Catch the TV BugTV has really come up and big name directors with several blockbusters under their belts are clamoring to produce and direct television series. TV has been upgraded from film's homely second cousin to its bright and shiny twin.
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‘The Three Musketeers,’ and Other Unfortunate Book Adaptations to FilmAlexandre Dumas’ 'The Three Musketeers' has been adapted for countless films and TV shows. Yet its latest incarnation, directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, still can’t seem to get it right.
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‘The Big Bang Theory’ – Nerds, Freaks and Outcasts Rule TVIf the “The Big Bang Theory” is any indication, nerds, freaks and outcasts comprise some of the coolest shows on television. These tributes to the socially awkward and romantically inept champions of antisocial and abnormal behavior rule the tube.
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Affordable Alternatives to Fall’s Top Handbag TrendsWhether used as a statement piece or for function, handbags are one of the principal accessories in a woman's closet (tied with a great pair of shoes, of course). Fall designs ran the purse gamut, from jeweled clutches to animal prints and color blocking.
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Interview: Director Craig Brewer Wants to Kill ‘Em with ‘Footloose’Craig Brewer, director of such gritty fare as 'Hustle and Flow' and 'Black Snake Moan,' may not have been the obvious choice (or even the first choice) to direct the 'Footloose' revival, but he was the necessary one.
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Porn Stars Go Mainstream While Hollywood Goes PornHollywood is obsessed with the porn industry while porn stars clamor for crossover success. The inherent melodrama, lasciviousness, and intrigue of the porn world makes for great movies, but there is a marked difference between the two industries.
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Johnny Depp Plays Authors but Lacks Right WordsJohnny Depp’s controversial choice of words in a Vanity Fair article had him in the hot seat and issuing an apology. Should the former bad boy take a cue from Dr. Seuss, who Depp is filming a Biopic about, and stick to more family friendly comments?
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The Finer Side of Tomboy Fashion BasicsTomboy fashion isn’t only relegated to rock tees, boyfriend jeans and baseball caps. If anything, Diane Keaton, Lauren Hutton and Katharine Hepburn taught us a menswear-inspired look can also be sexy and sophisticated.
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George Clooney’s 'Ides of March' a Modern Take on an Elizabethan TaleGeorge Clooney’s 'Ides of March' borrows its title from Shakespeare’s political drama 'Julius Caesar.' In Act 1, Scene 2, a soothsayer warns Caesar 'Beware the ides of March,' but his inevitable doom cannot be eluded.
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‘50/50’ Laughs Until It Cries in the Face of DeathIf you think a terminal illness is no laughing matter, then think again. '50/50,' the new comedy with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen, shows the lighter side of cancer.
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‘The Odd Couple’ Phenomenon, NPR Knocks TV’s ‘Real Man’ MythThree cheers for Linda Holmes’ NPR article. Holmes opines sitcoms turning into male-marginalizing dens of stereotyping and exaggeration. She argues broadcast television’s idea of the “real man” is unrealistic, if not completely untrue.
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One Flew Over the ‘Wife Swap’ Nest with Ted Haggard, Gary BuseyIf you thought you could no longer be shocked by reality TV, wait until "Celebrity Wife Swap" starring Gary Busey and Ted Haggard airs. An unrivaled brawl of outrageousness is to be expected.
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Moments that Sparkle in 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1' Trailer'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn’s' second theatrical trailer is a comprehensive look at 'Part 1' from beginning to end. Bella as a bride, Edward and Bella’s bed-breaking moment, and the chaos that ensues when Bella realizes her unexpected condition.
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'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn' and the Lost Art of Less is MorePromotional pictures and trailers for 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn,' unveil the latest incarnations of Bella and the Cullens. As Twi-hards anticipate part one of the two-part final installment, the teen drama continues its trend of garish makeup.
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Spoiled Star Syndrome: Celebs Out of Touch with RealitySpoiled star syndrome (SSS) is a vast epidemic. Common indicators include diva demands, cell phone throwing, intoxicated driving and a general disinterest in anything not having to do with one’s self. Read on for celebrities showing symptoms.
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The Good and Plaid of Fall Fashion From Office to EveningThe fall fashion runways featured a healthy resurgence of bold colors, faux fur, tuxes and tartan. The quandary is how to take all of these trends and translate them into a work wardrobe that can easily translate to evening wear for women on the go.
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‘Drive’ Proves No Good Deed Goes UnpunishedIf you thought the “Transporter” trilogy offered a collective overdose on action driving movies than you should reconsider and give “Drive” a spin. Although the film follows a stunt driver who moonlight on heists, the focus is not a beloved car.
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Is Ashton Kutcher on ‘Two and a Half Men’ Another Round of Jack Tripper?“Two and a Half Men” features three roommates in a Southern California apartment much like "Three's Company." The oversexed man of the house has a second incarnation in Walden Schmidt (Ashton Kutcher), but the comedic formula remains the same.
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Night of the Living Dead on a Charmed Finale of 'True Blood'In the season finale of "Night of the Living Dead"--er, "True Blood"--Sookie finally sheds her vamp codependency and finds herself in the midst of the "Thriller" video.
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Move Over 'Rocky,' 'Warrior' Takes Over the RingIn 'Warrior' a new crop of blue collar heroes emerge to supplant competitive fighting's quintessential underdog, Rocky. Boxing takes a back seat to Mixed Martial Arts as the film focuses on two estranged brothers in a quest for UFC glory.
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The Venice Film Festival's Flights of FashionAlthough the annual Venice Film Festival's focus is cinema, the films were forced to share the spotlight with a slew of star-studded flights of fashion. Flowing gowns and neutral tones ruled the red carpet but there were also pleasant splashes of color.
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Moons Rule in 'A Good Old Fashioned Orgy' and 'Apollo 18'Lunar travel and orgies are both plausible occurrences but in the context of two Labor Day weekend releases, they appear far fetched. 'Apollo 18' and 'A Good Old Fashioned Orgy' share moons and dubious plot lines.
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Lady Gaga Takes Fashion Critic to Task Over Versace DigIt's easy enough to form an opinion discounting a body of work but should critics take a more prudent approach when wielding their, at times, too sharp plumes? Lady Gaga thinks so.
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'True Blood's' Dynamic Duos in 'Soul of Fire''True Blood' is worth watching if only for the dynamic crime fighting duos of Sam and Alcide, and Bill and Eric. The height differences alone are riveting; not to mention, Andy's E.T. moment, Jason's Freddy Krueger scare, and Debbie's metaphorical death.
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Tragedy is Tops in Reality Show Ratings, Just Ask 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'We thrive off of the spectacle of tragic events and so does reality TV. As we feed off of the drama of reality TV networks line their pockets with profits.
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The Anatomy and 'Royal Pains' of Doctor DramasEffortless suspense and relevance propel doctor dramas, like detective dramas, into instant hits. Let's face it, if the consequences are life or death, viewers are riveted but what of medical accuracy on shows like 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'House, M.D.'?
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5 Things You Don't Know About Zoe SaldanaThe "Colombiana" cutie, Zoe Saldana, has proven she can kick butt as an action star, but there are plenty of other things you probably don't know about this multi-talented actress.
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The End is Near for 'True Blood' Season 4Sadly, Episode 10, 'Burning Down the House,' is behind us, which means only two episodes left until the end of Season 4. How time flies when one is stuck in a lurid love triangle.Also published on:
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2011 MTV VMAs Going Back to Basics with Understated SurprisesMTV invoked a lifetime ban on Andrew Dice Clay and 22 years later in walks foul-mouthed, chain-smoking, Jo Calderone. Lady Gaga again pulled off the unexpected as Jo, in what seemed like a musical ode to 'A Streetcar Named Desire's' Stanley Kowalski.
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Consumer Action Against Excessive Bank Fees and Negligent Customer ServiceMany feel helpless in rectifying problems with banks since it comes down to the customer's word against the bank's. There are steps consumers can take to protect themselves and get fair resolutions to their banking problems.
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Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith Plus Other False Breakup RumorsA tabloid rumor that Will and Jada Smith were splitting spread like wildfire on Tuesday. The couple dispelled the rumors but they are not the only victims of scandal rags who make up stories for profit.
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'Colombiana' Thwarted by Overkill and Obviousness, Zoe Saldana ShinesDirector of 'La Femme Nikita,' Luc Besson, tries to recreate his female empowerment, action success with another vengeful, femme fatale protagonist in 'Colombiana.' The action and acrobatics are engrossing but the story is predictable and over the top.
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'Conan the Barbarian' No Match for Kids, Maids and ApesHigh hopes were had for the bloodiest and most gruesome warrior film of the summer but audiences didn't agree
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Wildest MTV VMA Moments, Spectacles and SurprisesThe 2011 MTV Video Music Awards promise spectacles and surprises beyond our wildest dreams. Will all the planning for this year's ceremony live up to the wildest moments in VMAs history? Reminisce over some of the VMAs' most memorable moments.
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Sookie's a Good Girl Gladly Gone Bad in 'True Blood' Episode 9There is no shortage of men in Sookie's life and more then a few psychotic women. The good girl has finally gone bad and she's enjoying every minute of it.
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NBC's 'Friends with Benefits' Brings Next Generation Ross and RachelNBC's newest sitcom, "Friends With Benefits" is dead set on being fun, young, quirky, carefree and a near re-creation of the dubiously sacrosanct, '90s sitcom "Friends." In between moments of forced, unrealistic scenarios, it elicits some solid laughs.
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'Fright Night' to 'Nosferatu' - The Zeitgeist of Vampire Films Throughout History'Fright Night' is a hip response to the ancient case of the mercurial, lone vampire terrorizing panicked villagers. Just as it encapsulates the zeitgeist of its age, so too have other vampire films captured the spirit of their eras.
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Kristen Stewart Likes a Challenge in Movie Roles, LifeKristen Stewart likes it rough. In a recent interview with W magazine, Stewart imparted a revealing reason for accepting the role of Bella Swan in 'Twilight.' Her zest for challenging roles is apparent in her body of work.
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'True Blood' Episode 8 is Sickeningly Spellbound by Love and WarEric and Sookie's superlative romance and grandiloquent declarations of love in Episode 8, Season 4 draw fair comparisons to a famed teen vampire franchise.Thankfully, corny love scenes are alleviated by some action and suspense.
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'Teen Wolf' Shines Spotlight on the Hunkiest TV Werewolves'Teen Wolf' is one of the few ratings hits on MTV that is not a reality. The winning formula could be attributed to the current trend in supernatural stories finding unprecedented success. There are several hunky werewolf options available on TV.
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The Reign of Reality TV from 'Real World' to 'Real Housewives'The rise of modern day reality shows, as we've come to know them, started innocently enough. MTV got together 5 fresh, young kids stuck them in a house and let the cameras role. It has now turned into an empire of excess and exploitation.
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The Fatalistic Flaw of 'Final Destination 5''Final Destination 5' comes barreling to the big screen in 3D with another bout of creatively served up freak accidents for survivors to die in. You cannot escape the franchise and its absence of any real plot besides picking off its protagonists.
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Sex and Silver Chains Tie Up 'True Blood' Episode 7Last week's glimpse at Eric and Sookie's sex romp in the forest continues this week, while Alcide and Debbie get an eyeful. Meanwhile, Marnie organizes the witches for some good old fashioned vengeance on vampires.
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Creative Copycats Sued - Rihanna, Oprah and Others in Legal BattlesFame brings as many perks as it does problems. Part and parcel with money and recognition come high profile lawsuits which at times pervert the law to make a point. Celebrities sue and are sued in return over anything and everything.
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The Celebrity Exhaustion Curse Strikes Again with Kings of LeonComing down with a case of exhaustion is the failsafe celebrity excuse for an assortment of ailments. It comes as no surprise that after Kings of Leon cancelled the rest of their tour dates they used the standby exhaustion defense.
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Did 'Cowboys & Aliens' Try Too Hard?'Cowboys & Aliens' mixed genres, generations, and technology but to no avail. It missed drawing its target demographic of male teen moviegoers and opened to a meager $36.4 million, with little hope of making back its $165 million budget.
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'True Blood' Season 4 is a Telenovela Lover's Dream'True Blood' is perilously close to being featured on Telemundo. With all the plot twists, hot sex, calculated scheming and Spanish language outbursts, Season 4 is fast becoming a telenovela lover's dream.
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Why Do A-List Ladies like 'Smurf's' Star Katy Perry Go Animated?Gorgeous A-list celebrities have been squeezing voice actors out of animated roles for years. Stars like Angelina Jolie, Cameron Diaz, Miley Cyrus, Mila Kunis and Katy Perry have all gone animated. So why hide behind animation?
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'Crazy, Stupid, Love' - Ryan Gosling's Sexiest Film RolesRyan Gosling's film career has helped label him a Hollywood hunk. Gosling infuses his characters with a magnetic charm that easily entices. Let's rewind to some of his sexiest film roles.
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Lady Gaga Cries Us a River on 'SYTYCD' and Everywhere ElseLady Gaga likes to let it all out. Whether on stage, in her HBO special, during interviews or most recently on 'So You Think You Can Dance,' Gaga gets emotional. Is she overly attuned to her feelings or out of her mind?
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'Sex and the City' Prequel: Is Going Back to the Future a Better Idea?'Sex and the City' is back with a prequel, but two of the original four are not in accord with the new film. And so the debate will rage, 'SATC' prequel or sequel?
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University of the Stars: Celebrities Take a Break for SchoolMany may think reaching success in Hollywood is the ultimate goal in life. These stars chose to educate themselves instead of just relying on the industry to keep them afloat.
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Three Decades of VJs Shaping the Face of MTVDuring MTV's 30 year span, countless VJs have pranced before the network's teen consciousness. A few carried the baton from the first five and helped shape the network throughout its history. MTV has grown into an unrivaled multimedia force as a result.
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You Love It, You Hate it, but You Just Can't Quit 'True Blood'Season 4's overloaded 'True Blood' plot is boiling over. Find out the gripping details about Episode 5, 'I Hate You, I Love You.'
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'True Blood' Revelations at Comic-ConIf you thought the 'True Blood' plot was already too much this season, you're in for some meaty surprises. At this year's Comic-Con, the show's cast, along with ringleader Alan Ball, was hard at work spinning hype and fueling suspense.Also published on:
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Why Anti-Heroes Are a Lot More Fun in Summer of the SuperheroThis summer, superheroes rule the box office. The infallible hero with an unwavering conscience is commendable but it's the dark, brooding, tortured antiheroes who really pique our interest.
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'Burn Notice' is a Sign of USA Network's MetamorphosisUSA Network went from a struggling basic cable station to a pantheon of original programming. It's evolution from 'Silk Stalkings' to 'Burn Notice' illustrates it's become a televised force to be reckoned with.
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'Captain America's' Chris Evans From Spoof to Superhero and BeyondChris Evans went from wearing a whipped cream bikini in the spoof 'Not Another Teen Movie'� to being a superhero in 'Captain America: First Avenger.'� Does the masked avenger have more spandex uniforms in his future or will Evans look for quieter roles?
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Saving Sex: Has Lady Gaga Gone Jonas?Lady Gaga was on Howard Stern extolling the virtues of abstinence. Has Gaga gone Jonas or is she just now realizing the wisdom of Janet Jackson's ' 'Let's Wait Awhile'? Also, a look at some stars who use virginity as a badge of honor.
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'Another Earth': An Interview About the Other Side of Filmmaking'Another Earth' has a sci-fi bent with a very human story at the forefront. There is no need for high priced effects or dramatic music to deliver the emotional concepts in this simple story against an amazingly complex and quietly corrosive core.
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'Snow Flower and the Secret Fan' - Foot Binding and Female Aesthetic IdealsDirector Wayne Wang's adaptation of Lisa See's bestselling novel, 'Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,' is a story about female friendships which delves into societal mores regarding female aesthetic ideals, behavioral codes, and female roles within society.
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Jennifer Aniston Joins the List of Women Who Dominate Men in MoviesWomen in power positions seem a nightmare to some men and in Hollywood it's become a film cliche to show dominant women as psychotic. Jennifer Aniston recently revealed she loved her unapologetic, power position in 'Horrible Bosses.'
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Porn Stars Go Mainstream While Hollywood Goes PornHollywood seems obsessed with the porn industry while porn stars clamor for crossover success. The inherent melodrama, lasciviousness, and intrigue of the porn world makes for great movies.
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'True Blood' is Alive, on Fire and Hooked on PhonicsEric is alive, on fire and in a swamp naked with Alcide and Sookie. Season 4 just keeps getting better and better. Still, it remains true to its purpose as a metaphor for the inherent fear and potential dangers of life and love.
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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony: Devastating Celebrity DivorcesAfter seven years of marriage, twin babies and joint creative ventures in music and the film 'El Cantante,'� Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony have called it quits. A look back at some of the most memorable splits in recent Hollywood history.
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'Winnie the Pooh': The Hundred Acre Wood Brought to Life by HandThe Hundred Acre Wood comes alive once more in painstakingly beautiful, hand drawn animation. Disney's "Winnie the Pooh" sets aside the 3D, digitally animated, computer enhanced, high tech productions most animated films have become in recent years.
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Life After 'Glee': What Does the Future Hold for Lea Michele?Now that Lea Michele's days on 'Glee' are over, where should the former stage songstress go from here? She's only a pop album away from finding triple-threat success.
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Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr: Celebrity Baby Names Keep it in the FamilyOrlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr named their son Flynn Christopher after Bloom's grandmother and Kerr's late first love, who died tragically. From the normal to the completely bizarre, celebrities love to honor loved ones with their baby name choices.
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'Snow Flower and the Secret Fan' is Compelling yet Complacent"Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" is a compelling tale about two sets of friends separated by several generations. The film spans from 19th Century China to modern day Shanghai to show the power of love and the sacrifices one makes for it.
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5 Things You Don't Know About 'Harry Potter' Sweetheart Emma WatsonEmma Watson has practically grown up before our eyes as the brainy Hermione Granger in the "Harry Potter" franchise. Still, there are probably more than a few things you don't know about about this French born beauty who moved to England as a toddler.
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Style Guide: 'Harry Potter's' Emma Watson is a Fearless FashionistaWhen Emma Watson sheds her Hogwarts' uniform, she loves to make bold fashion choices. It could be why she was the youngest person featured on the cover of Teen Vogue at 15 years old and has since been a staple on fashion magazine covers.
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Is 'Horrible Bosses' in League with Top Workplace Comedies?There is a long list of workplace comedies which define the genre and prove great workplace comedies work because we can all relate. Does 'Horrible Bosses' measure up?
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'True Blood' Episode 3, Season 4: Dumb Blonds and Tall, Dark, Muscular Men, Oh Yes!In 'True Blood' Episode 3, Season 4, Alcide makes his debut. Eric is precious, Pam looks fab and Hot Shot has home remedies one should never try. 'Jersey Shore' and Lady Gaga somehow tie in and Bill is a fan of friends with benefits.
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Where Will the 'Harry Potter' Cast Go from Here?The fresh-faced 'Harry Potter' actors who spent over a decade playing Hermione, Harry, and Ron will have to leave behind their roles as three of the most iconic and beloved characters in film history. What do the actors' futures hold?
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'True Blood': Seduction and Fashion Sure Smell like DinnerIf last week's less explicit 'True Blood' episode left you miffed, then Episode 2 of Season 4 proved Bon Temps is still as hot as ever.
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Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz Are Good at Being Bad, But These Other Celebrities Got Fired For It'Bad Teacher' and 'Horrible Bosses' prove that being bad at work can be hilarious but in reality detrimental to one's job status. Several celebrities have been fired from films and TV series. Read on to see who has felt the sting of rejection.
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Eternal Bachelors: Celebrity Silver Foxes Who Won't Settle DownSome men never long for the ringing of wedding bells and that temperate walk down the aisle. These are the eternal bachelors of the Hollywood life.
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Summer Sizzle: 5 New Celebrity CouplesSummer loving is in the air and these hot, new, celebrity summer couples are splashed all over news headlines.Also published on:
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Princess Diana: Would the People's Princess Have Found Peace at 50?Whatever theories or opinions about Princess Diana's life or death, one thing is undeniable; she is one of the most beloved royals in history. She remains so on what would have been her 50th birthday, had she lived to see it. She connected with people andAlso published on:
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Trendy 4th of July Traditions for EveryoneFor many of us, 4th of July translates into the perfect opportunity for summer barbecues, fireworks and parties. Still, there are some new traditions you can adopt in celebration of America.
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'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2' - The End of an Era'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2' is a heavily anticipated moment and a reluctant loss for the loyal Potterheads who grew up with or passionately followed a decade of films.
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Michael Bay Makes Amends with 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon''Transformers: Dark of the Moon' is Michael Bay making amends for 'Revenge of the Fallen.' Bay realized he'd let fans down. His 3D mission of superior special effects, new characters, and a better script was also inspired by 'Avatar's' James Cameron.
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'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' - An Argument for Optimus Prime Then and NowThe Autobot leader, Optimus Prime, always had a knack for delivering quotable lines at the perfect moment. 'One will stand, one will fall' is a prolific way to start a battle. The sultry voice, big rig physique, and bravery make fanboys and girls swoon.
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Hush Now: Shia LaBeouf and Other Celebs Who Share Too MuchIf there ever was a lesson to be learned from over sharing it's don't over share. Celebs like Shia La Beouf, Kim Kardashian, Will Smith and Heidi Klum love the spotlight and talking about private matters so long as there is an audience to listen.
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Rollercoaster of Love: On-again and Off-again Celebrity CouplesThe rollercoaster of love is back on track for Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth while it is back off track for Tea Leoni and David Duchovny. Some reconciliations are worth the effort and others not so much. See which other celebs gave love another try.
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Defining America: Top Patriotic FilmsPatriotism is not about blind allegiance but the act of celebrating and being proud of one's country while taking into account its faults and flaws. The following films show America's national pride, our fighting spirit and our mistakes.
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Sink Your Teeth into the 'True Blood' Season 4 PremiereIt was fascinating, enthralling and, judging from the fan response online, reduced viewers to a giddy mess.
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A Celebration of Life: Essential Pride Month MoviesIn honor of pride month we look at some poignant films that have revealed, laid bare and celebrated LGBT life.
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Interview 2: Rodman Flender on 'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop'In this second segment of his interview, the director of 'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop' Rodman Flender discusses his unique perspective on Conan O'Brien, the challenges he experienced while filming and Jim Carrey's perfect line.
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Beyond 'Green Lantern' - Summer Film ReleasesThe summer film frenzy is in full swing and movie goers are finding it hard to decide what to see first. Have a look at what's available beyond 'Green Lantern' and 'Mr. Popper's Penguins.'
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Interview 1: Rodman Flender on 'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop'Rodman Flender is the director of the Conan O'Brien documentary 'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop.' He studied documentary filmmaking at Harvard, which is where he first met O'Brien and has been friends with him ever since.
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'True Blood': Violence, Sex, and MagicIf you've watched the "True Blood" Season 4 preview you probably noticed the mix of "The Lord of the Rings" with "True Blood." Joe Manganiello, Carrie Preston, Sam Trammell and Alan Ball reveal the sex, violence and supernatural entanglements to come.
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Lady Gaga Follows Celebrity Blue Hair BoomLady Gaga recently unveiled a follicular surprise at the Much Music Awards in a blue wig with matching body hair. Gaga is not alone in her blue ambition. There are plenty of celebrities who have used Cookie Monster as their fashion inspiration.
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5th Annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival OverviewThe 5th annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) has come to a close and proven for another year the undeniable talent and cinematic prowess of Greek filmmakers. Although the talent is exceptional, the event still struggles to find its footing.
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5 Things You May Not Know About Ryan ReynoldsFind out some little known facts about Ryan Reynolds, People's sexiest man alive! I bet you didn't know one of his inspirations was bleeding nipples.
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Insights from the Writer and Producer of 'Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer'Megan McDonald, popular children's author of the "Judy Moody" books and screenwriter of the movie along with Producer Sarah Siegel-Magness discuss the making of "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer."
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Michelle Obama on iCarly: The Ties that Bind Politics and HollywoodThe ties that bind politics and Hollywood seem to be tight ones. First Lady Michelle Obama is not the first or last political figure to be bitten by the acting bug. Performers in politics is an old phenomenon.Also published on:
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'Super 8' and Other Summer Film ReleasesConfused over the large number of latest summer film releases? Read on to find out what each film is about, its rating, and whether it would interest you.
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How to Tame 'True Blood' WithdrawalExperiencing some serious "True Blood" withdrawal? We all know waiting sucks, but there is hope for Trubies yet. Here are some great ways to ease your "True Blood" cravings with the help of HBO, Twitter and YouTube.
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Charlie Sheen is a Two Time Actor Swap AlumnusCharlie Sheen is an old pro at what is his second sitcom actor switch. Read on about some of the other odd cases in actor swap history.
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Interview: Heather Graham Wants Hollywood to Give Women a Real VoiceHeather Graham discusses how she hopes to see more female-centric films like 'Bridesmaids,' Hollywood's constraints on women, her career, getting into producing, and her latest role as Aunt Opal in 'Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer.'
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Interview: Jordana Beatty Becomes Judy Moody and an American GirlJordana Beatty loves American Girl dolls, can do a killer American accent and stars opposite Heather Graham in "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer." She discusses putting Hollywood in perspective and her role as the adventurous Judy Moody.
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Interview: Jaleel White is More Than the Sum of Steve UrkelJaleel White discusses his 31 years in the entertainment business and offers insight into his life after Steve Urkel.
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Top Ride or Die Movie DadsHollywood is great at creating the ultimate heroic film fathers. Read about some of the ride or die dad's in movies who are willing to do absolutely anything and everything for their children.
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UCLA Bruins football gifts for Father's DayThe perfect Father's Day gifts for any UCLA Bruins Football fanatics.
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Bad Superhero Films Have Something to Learn from 'X-Men: First Class''X-Men: First Class' is a much anticipated prequel coming to theaters June 3. As successful as the 'X-Men' franchise is in its genre, there have been several superhero films that have not been as lucky. Read on for a few of the worst.
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Quote Roundup: Reactions to the 2011 MTV Movie AwardsA quote roundup of reactions to the 2011 MTV Movie Awards. Read what the viewers had to say.
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Recap: 2011 MTV Movie Awards WinnersRead the highlights on the winners of the 2011 MTV Movie Awards.
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Jamie Chung Gets Real in 'The Hangover II''The Real World's' Jamie Chung has capitalized on her reality show stardom and turned it into a successful feature film career which landed her a role in 'The Hangover II.'
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Gauging the Lady Gaga GalaxyOprah Winfrey may know the key to Lady Gaga's meteoric rise to fame. Perhaps it really is that she was born this way.
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Don McGlynn is Gaga for Gospel with 'Rejoice & Shout'A conversation with Don McGlynn the director of the definitive documentary on Gospel music "Rejoice and Shout."
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Most Memorable MTV Movie Awards Moments of All-TimeThe MTV Movie Awards is famous for its memorable moments. Here's a short recap of some of the most unforgettable moments in the shows history.
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The Evolution of the Modern American Family on TelevisionThe depiction of the modern American family on television, and the public's perception of it, has evolved along with society's idea of what makes a family.
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'The Borgias' Season Finale: All's Well that Ends WellThe Pope and King Charles face off on the season finale of Showtime's "The Borgias." Death, birth, impotency, politics and an annulment all transpire in the last episode of the season.
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'The Borgias': Season 1, Episode 8 'The Art of War' RecapPope Alexander's anxiety and dread hit a fever pitch this week as advancing French troops come knocking on the Vatican's door.
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The Lovely Ladies of 'Bridesmaids'A look at the kooky cast of Judd Apatow's new movie 'Bridesmaids' and the illustrious careers which led them to this moment.
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Death and Devastation on 'The Borgias'Episode 7 of "The Borgias" is filled with death and destruction as France's King Charles devastates Milan and heads off to conquer Florence. Della Rovere continues amassing allies against Pope Alexander but has doubts about the methods of the French.
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Misery Bear Wedding: From Heartbreaker to Love Struck GroomHearts around the world are broken as Misery Bear plans to wed. Aphrodite Manousos discusses why the ladies love this hunky bear so.
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'Mia and the Migoo': Adventure and Animated Impressionism"Mia and the Migoo" is a French animated film with the appearance of a fairytale popped out of a painting.