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Oh my word, how did I not know about this movie? Okay. Here’s the plot of “Nine” from IMDB:
Nine is a musical following a film director named Guido Contini, who is in his middle age. He is trying to complete his next film. His main problem is that he has too many women in his [...]

Here are some GORGEOUS photos from the Fashion Dinner for AIDS in Rome yesterday, held at the Pavillon d’Armenonville in Paris, France.

Mischa Barton actually looks good here, which is a nice change from what we’ve been seeing lately.

Carla Bruni, mostly known for her ability to marry high-ranking French politicians.

Milla Jovovich. Remember that Ace bandage [...]

Yesterday, there was a big report that Patrick Swayze had ended his cancer treatment. However, today he is (thankfully) announcing that this is NOT TRUE! Here’s what he has to say:
“The reports are not true. Patrick is continuing his treatment,” said Annett Wolf. (rep)

– source
PHEW! Well, let’s keep those positive thoughts and prayers coming [...]

Suzanne Somers, best known for her role as the ditzy blonde in, well, pretty much everything she’s ever been in, wants us all to know that she has CONQUERED the demons of menopause with 60 vitamins a day, various creams, and vaginal injections. That last one gave me a bit of the dry heaves. Anywho, [...]

The makers of Channel 4’s T4 Unsigned Band show would like us all to believe that what they do exists in a parallel (and significantly cooler) universe to the smoke/mirrors, boom/bust, pantomime dame/pantomime horse nonsense of the X Factor. They’ve even brought in Alex Bloody Zane, just to really hammer the point home.
His presence [...]

Jem – ‘Down To Earth’
“After the release of her debut in 2005, Jem may have been heading down the Portishead or Daniel Day Lewis path of prolificacy…”
What? It’s a word. It means ‘the degree to which you are prolific’. This sentence is actually slightly sarcastical, if you examinate it with properment. And what this goes [...]

The news of John Martyn’s passing took me back to a packed gymnasium in what, at the time, was one of the most dangerous high security prisons in the country. HMP Long Lartin, a festering wound of a jail nestled in the heart of the beautiful Vale of Evesham, Worcs, held men serving some of [...]

Nevermind Bob Dylan’s ad for Co-op, the legendary songwriter has agreed to do a commercial for Pepsi – the seller of a carbonated brown beverage – and will duet with none other than the not-so-legendary Black Eyed Peas frontman, Will.I.Am.
The advertisement, entitled Refresh Anthem, will likely air during this Sunday’s Superbowl game. These commercials cost [...]

On the surface, rock and pop in 2009 doesn’t seem radically different to rock and pop four years ago. Nevertheless, Lily Allen’s second album arrives in a music scene changed in one crucial sense from that of 2005, when her debut, Alright, Still, sold 2.5m copies. Then, she was virtually in a genre of one. [...]

E! Online

'New in Town'Los Angeles Times - Jan 30, 2009'New in Town' is a rom-com set amid layoffs. Alas, its gags and dialogue needed more investment. By Zip Code: By BETSY SHARKEY, Film Critic The timing couldn't have been better for a romantic comedy with a love-among-the-financial-ruins theme to come …New in Town (PG, 96 minutes) [...]

Treading the thin line between generic cheesiness and captivating ingenuity is a common practice for contemporary pop artists, especially now that the genre has been prevalent in media for numerous decades. We have seen brilliant pop music in a variety of forms, whether in the form of Beatles’ integration of rock ‘n’ roll or ABBA’s [...]