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Celebrity Birthdays, November 22
Happy Birthday to
The Prestige actress
Scarlett Johansson (1984), Canadian figure skater
David Pelletier (1974), German tennis champ
Boris Becker (1967), actress
Mariel Hemingway (1961), actress
Jamie Lee Curtis (1958),
Talking Head Tina Weymouth (1950),
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1 commentStarpulse Holiday Movie Preview, Part 3
With every surplus of holiday cheer comes a few Scrooges. Some can't stand all the mushiness, or perhaps they just want to have something blow up to go along with their eggnog. Maybe they just like to sit on the edge of their seats instead of on Santa's lap. Fair enough.
Read Article... Christian Bale Disappears Into His Every Role, The Latest A Cowboy In '3:10 To Yuma'
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - It's not makeup that has
Christian Bale looking dirty, wind-chapped and sunburned in ''
3:10 to Yuma.'' He spent a month earning every bit of that cowboy grit by riding horses and firing revolvers in the sweltering New Mexico desert.
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1 commentScarlett Johansson To Perform For The Troops
Hollywood beauty
Scarlett Johansson has given U.S. troops in Iraq something to smile about - she'll be performing there this autumn.
Read Article... Diane Keaton Stars With Mandy Moore In 'Because I Said So,' On DVD May 8; Win A Copy!
A mother's love knows no boundaries in
Because I Said So, an irresistible comedy about the complex bond between mothers and daughters, coming to DVD on May 8, 2007 just in time for Mother's Day from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
Read Article... Scarlett Johansson Doesn't Understand Why Celebs Sell Personal Stories
Hollywood actress
Scarlett Johansson has no patience for celebrities who sell their personal stories - insisting it's "vulgar". The
Prestige star is adamant she will never tell journalists her inner most thoughts and she can't understand why other people do so. She says, "I'll never sell my sob story to some magazine."
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1 commentNew Movies on DVD, Feb. 20
The tragic aftermath of human carelessness travels around the world in the multi-narrative, critically acclaimed drama
Babel from filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu. Also on DVD:
The Prestige,
A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints,
Flushed Away,
Man of the Year,
For Your Consideration,
Crossover,
Shut Up and Sing,
Keeping Mum and
American Hardcore.
Read Article... 'United 93' Picked Film Of The Year By British Critics
Paul Greengrass' harrowing 9/11 drama
United 93 was named film of the year by British critics last night. The film picked up the top prize at the annual London Film Critics' Circle Awards, beating rivals
The Queen,
Volver and
Little Miss Sunshine. Judge Marianne Gray praised the film, saying "It's an incredibly good film. It's perfectly directed by Paul Greengrass and it's a ripping story."
Read Article... And The Nominees For The 79th Oscars Are... 
Academy awards for outstanding film achievements of 2006 will be presented on Sunday, February 25, 2007, at the Kodak theatre at Hollywood & highland center, and televised live by the ABC television network at 5 p.m. PST (8 p.m. EST), beginning with a half-hour arrivals segment, “The Road to The Oscars.”
Babel is nominated for seven Oscars, including Best Picture.
Nominations By Category - 79th Awards
Read Article... Celebrity Birthdays, November 22
Happy Birthday to
The Prestige actress
Scarlett Johansson (1984), Canadian figure skater
David Pelletier (1974), German tennis champ
Boris Becker (1967), actress
Mariel Hemingway (1961), actress
Jamie Lee Curtis (1958),
Talking Head Tina Weymouth (1950),
E Street native and
Soprano "Little"
Steven Van Zandt (1950), tennis star
Billie Jean King (1943),
Monty Python alum
Terry Gilliam (1940), actor
Robert Vaughn (1932), actress
Geraldine Page (1924), and the comedian who got the least amount of respect,
Rodney Dangerfield (1921; d. 2004).
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What a great movie! Twists and turns that you don't necessarily expect. I was a little confused at first, but it was still an excellent movie. *two thumbs up*
By: Long_live_MUSE1978