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Bette Midler to Perform at The Oscars
Anyone ready for some old-school entertainment? Bette Midler is ready to give it to you. Midler, a two-time Oscar-nominated actress and multiple Grammy Award-winning singer, will perform at the Oscars,…
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In a one- off photo shoot for Sports Illustrated, Kate Upton has taken to the skies. The magazine celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and in order to make it…
Oscar-nominee Steve McQueen reveals he was overcome with emotion while filming 12 Years A Slave
Hollywood director Steve McQueen has been telling how he was twice overcome with emotion whilst shooting his powerful movie, 12 Years A Slave. British-born McQueen – whose epic film is…
Interview with Ender’s Game Director Gavin Hood and Movie Blu-Ray Release
Ender’s Game is adapted from Orson Scott Card’s classic sci-fi novel, the story follows a young boy who stands out from a group of exceptional children who are selected and…
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The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Debuts to High Numbers
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Hank: Five Years From the Brink Movie Review
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Interview: Joel Kinnaman Talks RoboCop
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