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Interior design ideas: A whiter shade of pale - in pictures

July 12, 2013, 9:09 am
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White-painted floors and walls prove the perfect seaside canvas for one couple's colourful accessories, black lights and chairs, bright shots of neon and pastels. Olivia Gordon finds out how they transformed their Norwegian home




 
 
 
  Reported by guardian.co.uk 4 days ago.
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Will Seventh Son bear only a faint family resemblance to the books?

July 12, 2013, 10:07 am
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Hollywood has worked its magic on Joseph Delaney's source material, infusing its Lancashire setting with swords-and-sorcery glitz. Diehard fans are reading t' riot act

With Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy already set to equal the box-office success of the Kiwi film-maker's Lord of the Rings triptych and Game of Thrones storming the small screen, it ought to be a golden age for swords and sorcery. In reality, Hollywood tends to throw us the occasional fantasy flop (2006's Eragon, 2011's inferior Conan the Barbarian remake) and the odd attempt to push fairytale fare through a high-fantasy filter (last year's Snow White and the Huntsman or this year's Jack the Giant Slayer).

Sergei Bodrov's Seventh Son, for which the first trailer dropped earlier this week, at least looks like an attempt to revisit traditional 80s-style swords-and-sorcery fantasy in the style of Willow or Dragonslayer. The film's sumptuous cast features the Dude and his sometime paramour (Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore) as sorcerer Master Gregory and his witchy nemesis Mother Malkin respectively, as well as Narnia's Ben Barnes, Game of Thrones's Kit Harington and the ever-wonderful Olivia Williams. Here's the synopsis:



In a time long past, an evil is about to be unleashed that will reignite the war between the forces of the supernatural and humankind once more. Master Gregory (Jeff Bridges), the last of the Falcon Knights, had imprisoned the malevolently powerful witch Mother Malkin (Julianne Moore) many years ago. But now she has escaped and is seeking vengeance. Summoning her followers of every incarnation, Mother Malkin is preparing to unleash her terrible wrath on an unsuspecting world. Only one thing stands in her way: Master Gregory. In a deadly reunion, Gregory comes face to face with the evil he always feared would someday return. He has only until the next full moon to do what usually takes years: train his new apprentice, Tom Ward (Ben Barnes), to fight a dark magic unlike any other. Man's only hope lies in the seventh son of a seventh son.



Bodrov, the Russian director whose films Prisoner of the Mountains and Mongol: The Rise to Power of Genghis Khan were both Academy Award nominees for best foreign film, is an intriguing choice to take charge of the camera. Furthermore, the movie itself is based on a much-loved children's fantasy series, Joseph Delaney's The Spook's Apprentice (known as The Wardstone Chronicles outside the UK). Unfortunately, that's where much of the positive stuff ends.

I won't pretend to have read the novels, of which there are an impressive 12, but acolytes have been taking to web forums and the IMDb's message boards to berate the film's title change – as well as the decision to age up the main characters and ignore the very Lancastrian setting of the books – almost since the film first got the green light two years ago. Bridges, who appears to be adopting a sort of mid-Atlantic twang in the trailer, is "playing a skinny, malnourished bloke who lives a few days' walk from Burnley, FFS", according to one angry commenter on the Bleedingcool.com forum.

Over on IMDb, another fan writes: "I was so excited when I heard that the Spooks books might be made into a movie. Imagine my horror when they cast 20-year-olds to play 13-year-olds? Then they quite happily state that the movie will be nothing like the books. So what was the point in associating this movie with the book series when they have completely rewritten it? Bleh … Thank you Hollywood for ruining YET ANOTHER movie."

In the two years since that thread was posted, studio Warner Bros has replaced 27-year-old Sam Claflin with 31-year-old Barnes as (14-year-old) sorcerer's apprentice Tom Ward, which can only add to the "ageing up" distress. What's strange here is that Warner Bros is the same studio that gave us the Harry Potter films, which were notable for their refusal to change many details from JK Rowling's books – and were rewarded with the highest box-office gross of any film series in history. Game of Thrones may be deviating rather dramatically from George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels (with the full permission of the author, of course), but the elements of the source material – in particular the old world accents – remain intact.

The Hobbit trilogy, likewise, has been stretched into radical new forms as Jackson vies to ape the success of the rather more epic Lord of the Rings – but no one has yet attempted to saddle Gandalf with a Californian brogue. So why has The Spook's Apprentice been dealt such a poor hand? One can only assume it is because Delaney's books are less well known than their more celebrated counterparts.

Fantasy fans, are you happy enough simply to see a bit more swords and sorcery in cinemas? Or should Seventh Son have held true to its source material? For those who have yet to make up their minds, Bodrov's movie hits UK cinemas in October, but doesn't arrive in the US until January. So far, there's no official Australian release date. Reported by guardian.co.uk 4 days ago.
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Celebrities Are Furious With The George Zimmerman Verdict And Doing Everything To Show It

July 15, 2013, 10:17 am
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Celebrities Are Furious With The George Zimmerman Verdict And Doing Everything To Show It Celebrities were shocked that George Zimmerman was found not guilty of murder in the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. 

No sooner than the verdict was announced, singers, actors, and directors responded in anger on Twitter. 

From offering prayers to Martin's family to taking action, here's what stars had to say regarding Zimmerman's verdict.

*Rihanna was very vocal on Twitter.*



This is the saddest news ever!!! #whatsjustice #pray4theMartinFamily

— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 14, 2013



Only in America! #TrayvonMartin

— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 14, 2013



"A system cannot fail those it was never built to protect" #JudicialFail

— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 14, 2013



A child was gunned down for no reason! And nothing about that sounds like murder? My baby brother is… http://t.co/VX5DVzcYcN

— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 14, 2013

*As was Beyoncé's younger sister Solange. She invited followers to support a civil rights case against Zimmerman.*



Is this not what our ancestors, grandfathers and fathers fought for...? Now I will be fighting for my son...

— solange knowles (@solangeknowles) July 14, 2013



Seeing & gathering with people today/tonight all for the same fight helped to restore my faith in humanity... pic.twitter.com/oid0vuBJfU

— solange knowles (@solangeknowles) July 15, 2013

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*Nicki Minaj asked President Obama to deliver his reaction. *



What are your thoughts? @BarackObama We're allowed to disregard 911 operators, pursue and kill ppl now? But send lauryn hill to jail 4 TAXES

— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) July 14, 2013



And our taxes paid for that trial. We just paid to see a murderer walk free after killing an innocent unarmed little boy. #GodBlessAmerica

— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) July 14, 2013

*Other celebs voiced their opinions on the verdict, too.*



I feel sick. #RipTrayvonMartin

— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) July 14, 2013



My heart goes out to Trayvon Martin's family & loved ones. Thought & prayers being sent their way #NoJustice

— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) July 14, 2013



He will wind up in jail soon anyway when he tries to get his memorabilia and Jersey's back.

— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) July 14, 2013



Zimmerman verdict sickens me.

— Kate Walsh (@katewalsh) July 14, 2013



This shit crazy!

— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) July 14, 2013



Bitting into @josiahbell at the @truebloodhbo party...#ShowYourFangs happy #FangFriday #truebies lol http://t.co/oHXTjFqvlb

— jurnee smollett (@jurneesmollett) July 12, 2013



What do I tell my future son when he wants to go for a snack run at the local store?

— jurnee smollett (@jurneesmollett) July 14, 2013



Dear George Zimmerman: may I suggest you use Gene Hackman's escape strategy from the end of THE BIRDCAGE?

— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) July 14, 2013



Had a gun-toting Trayvon Martin stalked an unarmed George Zimmerman, and then shot him to death... DO I EVEN NEED TO COMPLETE THIS SENTENCE?

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) July 14, 2013

*Actress Olivia Wilde called out Ann Coulter for praising Zimmerman's acquittal.*



I feel sick.

— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) July 14, 2013



.@AnnCoulter you are a hateful wench.

— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) July 14, 2013

*Even children's author Judy Blume weighed in.*



Not surprised. But distraught. Saw 'Fruitvale Station' tonight. How ironic to come home to this verdict.

— Judy Blume (@judyblume) July 14, 2013

*Not everyone took to social media.*

Beyoncé held a moment of silence for Trayvon Martin during a concert at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.

Afterward, she sang "I Will Always Love You."

The singer also shared the following image on her Tumblr page:
 

One of the most vocal on the issue was actor Michael B. Jordan who nearly cancelled a press event for new film "Fruitvale Station."

The Weinstein Company film offers a similar parallel to the Trayvon Martin case. The film follows 22-year-old Oscar Grant who was gunned down by a cop in 2008.

Before answering questions, the actor addressed the press about the case.

Via Deadline:

"My heart hurts so bad right now. I wasn’t going to come after I found out about George Zimmerman getting acquitted. It broke me up. That’s why I think this film means so much, because it keeps happening again and again. [We must] learn how to treat each other better and stop judging one another just because we’re different. It’s not just a black and white thing, it’s a people thing. It’s the only way that things are going to take the necessary steps to move in the right direction so things can get better because I don’t think it’s ever gonna stop, but something’s gotta f*****g change.”

*SEE ALSO: Heartbroken celebrities and "Glee" co-stars react to Cory Monteith's sudden death *

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  Reported by Business Insider 22 hours ago.
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Run; My £9.50 Holiday; Broken by Battle – TV review

July 15, 2013, 3:41 pm
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Run, starring Olivia Colman, is extremely watchable – in a self-punishing kind of way

After the recent flurry of high-concept drama series that have included The Returned, The Fall and Broadchurch, we come to *Run* (Channel 4). There's a touch of concept to Run, in that each episode runs into one another, with a minor character in one becoming the central one in the next, but at its core it belongs much more in the familiar feel-bad tradition. The sort of thing that usually gets described as "gritty".

From the opening shots of single mum Carol (Olivia Colman) buying some cheap lagers before going to the south London council flat where her teenaged sons are goofing around smoking dope, to the final one of her sobbing as the boys get nicked, Run was set with cast-iron determinism. No twists, no surprises. Unless you count Colman spitting the word "cunt" with venom five minutes in; call me sheltered but I had never imagined Colman being able to say the C-word as if it was part of her everyday vocab. But when she said it a second time it came with the same inevitability as the mindless murder, domestic violence and the boys who were too stupid to wash the bloodstains off their own trackies.

And yet it was extremely watchable in a self-punishing kind of way. Partly because the predictable has its own tragic fascination, but mainly because Colman was entirely convincing as Carol. Sometimes gobby, sometimes tough as she tried to keep her life on track and her family together, but with the brittle vulnerability that comes with the knowledge of defeat always only ever a heartbeat from the surface. Initially best known for her comedy roles, Colman is steadily proving she has all-round star quality. She has certainly set a high bar for Katie Leung, who takes centre stage in the second episode as Ying, an illegal Chinese immigrant fencing stolen mobile phones to pay off her debts.

*My £9.50 Holiday* (BBC1) suggested it might be a gritty programme about the new vacation realities of austerity Britain, with families downsizing from their two weeks in the Med to a weekend in a caravan park courtesy of a bargain offer in the tabloids; The Guardian on Monday was offering a 17-day break to Madagascar for £5,495, which probably isn't quite the same thing. There were a few nods to everyone being a bit broke, but this documentary belonged firmly in the gently whimsical category. And was all the better for it.

It was a film in which almost nothing happened, other than a few families and friends turning up in Skegness for the weekend. A couple upgraded their caravan from bronze to silver, and everyone drank a bit too much, ate some junk food and tried to enjoy themselves when it was raining. Even Sam and Claire, who spent their first day moaning about the lack of net curtains. So it was pretty much like anyone's holiday anywhere, only a great deal cheaper.

The real stars of this show, though, weren't the people going on holiday, but the ones working for Park Resorts. The Skegness manager, Paul Chapman, is a TV legend in the making with his cheery perma-smile and repetition of the phrase "creating amazing memories" at least once every sentence. The head cleaner, who would rather be an air steward and who could reel off another company motto – "evaluate, learn and improve"– with a deadpan irony beyond his boss, wasn't far behind. There's a fly-on-the-wall series in these two for sure.

The most harrowing footage of the night was the message Lance Sergeant Dan Collins recorded on his phone before hanging himself on New Year's Day last year, which acted as the starting point for Sunday Times reporter Toby Harnden's moving *Broken by Battle – Panorama* (BBC1). After serving in Afghanistan, Collins was diagnosed with PTSD. Ten months later he cut himself with a knife and drove his car into a tree. He survived, only to take an overdose shortly afterwards. He was then admitted to an NHS psychiatric ward, where the prime treatment was sedation. On his release, he did finally manage to kill himself.

Harnden has since discovered that Collins is by no means a one-off. More serving soldiers and veterans killed themselves last year than were killed in combat. The Ministry of Defence issued a statement maintaining it took the mental health of soldiers extremely seriously, while at the same time appearing to deny any responsibility and stalling the victim's families with cripplingly slow and expensive battles. As one veteran pointed out, it looked more like a cheap insurance company.

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• TV listings Reported by guardian.co.uk 16 hours ago.
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TV review: Olivia Colman's performance is reason enough to watch Run

July 16, 2013, 3:01 am
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Channel 4 seems to have acquired a taste for tangled one-offs, that is self-contained dramas that are connected by loose threads to others in the same series. It isn't a new idea exactly. Paul Abbott did it in the excellent Clocking Off and Jimmy McGovern explored its possibilities in The Street. More recently, Channel 4's Dates drew on the combination of freshness and familiarity it can offer, the odd sense that you know more than a particular episode is telling you, because you've encountered the characters in other circumstances. *Run*, an account of south London underbelly life, is clearly going to do something similar, with an incidental character in this first episode providing the central figure for the next. Reported by Independent 5 hours ago.
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TV review: Run

July 16, 2013, 12:53 am
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It has certainly been an amazing 12 months for Olivia Colman. The one-time bit-part actress has matured into the hottest property on TV, walking away from the BAFTAs earlier this year with two awards – an achievement she is likely to repeat in 2014. Reported by Express and Star 7 hours ago.
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Olivia Colman's Channel 4 drama 'Run' debuts with 1.3m

July 16, 2013, 4:20 am
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ITV's Long Lost Family easily tops the Monday ratings outside of soaps. Reported by Digital Spy 3 hours ago.
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"Maps to the Stars" - cast: Robert Pattinson, Julianne Moore, John Cusack, Mia Wasikowska, Olivia Williams, Evan Bird, Sarah Gadon, Emilia McCarthy, Jayne Heitmeyer, Justin Kelly, Amanda Brugel

July 16, 2013, 4:26 am
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*Release date :* TBA 2014
*Synopsis :* A ghost story that's described as a scathing attack on celebrity-obsessed LA. ... Reported by AceShowbiz 3 hours ago.
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So You've Failed -- Masterclash and Asylum Say Goodbye

July 16, 2013, 7:44 pm
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Filed under: Humor, Entertainment, Video, Masterclash


The time has come to say goodbye. There were robots and nerdy burlesques and everything Star Wars. We gave you A Woman's Perspective and had Drinks With Writers. Olivia Munn pranked our intern. We banned Megan Fox and encouraged women to have Sex ... Read more

 

Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Reported by Asylum 16 hours ago.
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Records are shattered in South Hunsley's gala

July 16, 2013, 11:23 pm
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This is Hull and East Riding --

FIVE new club records were set at South Hunsley Swimming Club's third championship gala of 2013.

The girls 10 years and under freestyle heats saw every swimmer clock a best time.

Madison Taylor led the qualifiers with Amy Hellewell, Grace Tyreman, Imogen Shepherd and Karla Robbins. Jennifer Hudson and Charlotte Heald just missed out on the final.

Ben Martin recorded a big PB to take top spot in the men's open 4x2 medley, Mike Adlard took second, Billy Sagar third and Nick Atkin fourth.

Emily Adlard claimed the women's title from Beth Courtney.

Irfan Whittaker topped the boys 12/13 backstroke qualifiers, followed by Jonny Dunnachie, Harry Taylor, Kian Ward and Callum Bateman.

Jack Hartwell and Christopher Helm missed out despite recording PBs.

In the girls' event, a superb swim by Madison Taylor-West saw her set a new PB and claim her 'Chief Coaches Award' for the 100m backstroke for clocking a new club record of 1.14.89.

Alex Stringer, Megan Jones, Rebecca Street and Bethany Edwards also qualified for the final.

Natalie Bartram, Olivia Hathway, Olivia Galloway, Cara Allison, Faith Sheekey and Zoe Butler all swam PBs.

In the boys 10/11 years 100m freestyle, Matthew Lyons, Matthew O'Neill, Zoltan Karsai, Daniel Heald and Alistair Jones were the fastest five.

The next six – Oliver Cook, Oliver Jennings, Lewis Taylor,Sam Atlass, Ramith Karyakar and Harry O'Neill – all recorded PBs.

A new record was set in the girls' event, with Ellie Hextall taking just short of four seconds off the old time. PBs followed for Emelia Wright, Evie Trolle-Mainland, Loubie Wright and Alexandra Casseldon. Madison Taylor, Olivia Lambert, Eliza Kirk and Charlotte Hodgetts also competed.

In the nine and under breaststroke, the finalists were Amy Hellewell, Sophia Wright and Isobel Hextall.

James Ketley did well to shave just over half a second off the old 100m boys 14/15 years breaststroke club record time.

Ross Bateman, Nick Atkin, Billy Sagar and James Lucas booked their final places. Ben Tyreman and Callum Priestley also recorded PBs.

Ellie Hextall set a club record in the 9/10 years 4x1 IM, chopping off seven seconds. Emelia Wright, Madison Taylor, Amy Hellewell and Charlotte Hodgetts qualified for the final.

The finals produced some tight races.

In the girls novice race, Amy Hellewell won, Grace Tyreman claimed silver and Karla Robbins bronze.

Johnny Dunnachie got the finger-tip touch in the boys 12/13 years backstroke, pushing Irfan Whittaker and Harry Taylor into second and third.

The girls' event was another close race with Maddy Taylor-West pipping Alex Stringer and Megan Jones.

In the boys 10/11 years 100m freestyle final, the first three swimmers – Matthew Lyons Matthew O'Neill and Zoltan Karsai – produced PBs. Ellie Hextall claimed the girls trophy from Emelia Wright and Evie Trolle-Mainland.

In the boys nine and under breastrstroke, Tom Scholefield took the trophy from Zac Blee.

In the girls' event, Sophia Wright just got the better of Amy Hellewell and Izzy Hextall.

The 14/15 years boys breaststroke was won by James Ketley, Nick Atkin clinched silver from Ross Bateman.

In the girls' event, Abi Stringer took the trophy from Hannah Mohsen.

The boys 11/12 years fly was won by Matthew O'Neill from Daniel Heald.

Maddy Tayor-West took the girls trophy with Olivia Hathway just hanging on for silver from Evie Trolle-Mainland. Matthew Lyons claimed the fifth club record in the boys 9/10 years 4x1 IM final, taking four seconds off the old time. Oliver Jennings took the silver and Douglas Street took the bronze.

In the girls Ellie Hextall was just short of 20 seconds clear of Emilia Wright in silver who in turn was over 30 seconds clear of bronze medallist Maddy Taylor.

Josh McGowan won the men's open 200m backstroke, with Mike Adlard silver and James Lucas the bronze.

The girls was a 'fight' between the Stringers. A late surge from Alex meant Abi had to dig deep to take the title. Third place went to Emily Vickers.

Matty Lyons, 10, was the winner in the boys 12 and under Skinz with O'Neill taking silver and Sam Hartley the bronze, fourth was Heald and fifth went to Jack Hartwell.

Alex Stringer was awarded her 'Chief Coaches Award' for beating the standard of 1.15.00 for 100m backstroke at Scarborough. Reported by This is 13 hours ago.
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Olivia Colman praises brothers Billy and JJ Pamphilon

July 17, 2013, 7:23 am
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Olivia Colman praises brothers Billy and JJ Pamphilon Olivia Colman, the BAFTA-award-winning actor who recently starred in ITV thriller Broadchurch, has praised her new co-actors, brothers Billy and JJ Pamphilon. Reported by Digital Journal 5 hours ago.
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How to stay cool in the heat

July 17, 2013, 4:05 am
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As summer hots up and our bodies struggle to adjust to non air-conditioned spaces, Olivia Goldhill finds 20 theories on how to stay cool.

 
 
 
  Reported by Telegraph.co.uk 8 hours ago.
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The Cornetto Trilogy - The Story So Far...

July 17, 2013, 4:06 am
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This Friday sees the return of Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as they reunite for one final bite of Cornetto to complete their trilogy, with 'The World's End'.

To celebrate we have put together the ultimate guide to the trilogy, including everything we know about The World's End so far....

SHAUN OF THE DEAD - (STRAWBERRY CORNETTO)


· Inspired by an episode of 'Spaced', the television show created by peg/Wright, Shaun of the Dead was filmed in London and featured cameos from many of the Spaced cast


· The film stars a range of British comedic talent including Dylan Moran, Lucy Davis, Martin Freeman, Matt Lucas, Bill Nighy and of course Nick Frost as well as a cameo from Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin


· The film tells the story of Shaun a salesman who is down and out from losing his girlfriend and working a dead end job and has to also deal with the small matter of a Zombie outbreak


· The film is considered to be both a parody and an homage to the zombie genre


· The film was released in 2004 and was a critical and commercial success in both the UK and US making it into the top 10 in America despite having a very limited release


· Shaun of the Dead is now considered a cult classic and was transformed into a graphic novel published by Titan Books


· Cult director Quentin Tarantino was quoted as saying that Shaun of the Dead is one of the top 20 films made since 1992


· The film was played to George Romero (director of Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead) who liked the film so much he offered Edgar and Simon a cameo in his next film


*'Shaun of the Dead' was where it all began*

HOT FUZZ - (ORIGINAL CORENTTO)


· Hot Fuzz was Wright/Pegg/Frost's take on the buddy cop action/comedy and was released in 2007


· The film centres around the character of Nichoals Angel (Pegg) who is transferred from the Met Police office in London to the small village of Sandford, a rural town in Gloucestershire to solve crimes in the area


· Hot Fuzz stars Jim Broadbent, Paddy Consdine, Bill Bailey, Olivia Colman and Timothy Dalton as well as appearances from Martin Freeman, Stephen Merchant and Bill Nighy


· Hot Fuzz is heavily influenced by the action genre and over action 100 films were used for inspiration during development


· Like Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz features cameos from several famous faces, including; Cate Blanchett, Peter Jackson and Garth Jennings


· To get in shape for the film Simon Pegg was required to stick to a very strict diet and worked with not one, but three personal trainers


· Like its predecessor Hot Fuzz was both a critical and commercial success and generated £7.1 million in its opening weekend


*Hot Fuzz*

THE WORLD'S END - (MINT CORNETTO)


· This Friday the 'Blood and Ice Cream' trilogy will come to an end as The World's End is released in cinemas in the UK


· 'The World's End' reunites Pegg and Frost (along with Paddy Considine, Martin Freeman) and new recruits Eddie Marsan and Rosamund Pike


· In 'The World's End', 20 years after attempting an epic pub crawl, five childhood friends reunite when one of them becomes hellbent on trying the drinking marathon again. They are convinced to stage an encore by mate Gary King (Simon Pegg), a 40-year-old man trapped at the cigarette end of his teens, who drags his reluctant pals to their hometown and once again attempts to reach the fabled pub - The World's End. As they attempt to reconcile the past and present, they realise the real struggle is for the future, not just theirs but humankind's. Reaching The World's End is the least of their worries.


· Having conquered the zombie and action movie genre's for the final film in the trilogy, Wright/Pegg have chosen to take on the science fiction genre


· Pegg and Wright originally started planning the film ten years ago, but developed the idea during their press tour for Hot Fuzz in 2007


· 'The World's End' features a very special cameo from a well-known face, but we'll let the fans find this out for themselves this Friday

*Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz are out now on DVD and Blu-ray, The World's End is in cinemas this Friday. Trailer below...
* Reported by Huffington Post 8 hours ago.
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You Can Participate Today In Christie's First Online-Only Jewelry Auction

July 17, 2013, 7:12 am
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Christie’s will soon host its first ever online-only jewelry auction called “Summer Jewels.” It will include 100 lots from contemporary jewelers by designers that include up-and-comers Lily Gabriella Elia and Olivia Wildenstein and the venerable Marina B, Roberto Coin and Salavetti. Bidding begins today (Wednesday) and will run through July 26. Lot estimates range from $1,000 to $50,000. Reported by Forbes.com 5 hours ago.
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'What matters is that parents are nice, not if they're black or white!' The moment a group of children are told Cheerios' mixed-race ad received a torrent of racial abuse

July 17, 2013, 11:35 am
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APJ Canada Returns With a Prestigious Celebrity Lineup for its Annual Fundraiser During Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday, September 8

July 17, 2013, 11:30 am
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Celebrity Co-hosts to Include: Paul Haggis, Mila Kunis, James Franco, Olivia Wilde, Liam Neeson, Adrien Brody, Moran Atias and George Stroumboulopoulos TORONTO, July 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Paul H... Reported by FinanzNachrichten.de 35 minutes ago.
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Olivia Palermo: Is That a White Button Down Shirt Transformed Into a Cocktail Dress?

July 17, 2013, 1:21 pm
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We've heard about crafty types who fashion women's dresses out of a man's shirt, we just didn't think Olivia Palermo was the DIY type. And yet this white mini certainly... Reported by E! Online 23 hours ago.
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Jason Sudeikis' weight loss secret? LOTS of sex with Olivia Wilde!

July 17, 2013, 3:40 pm
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Jason Sudeikis credits his wild sex life with fiancée Olivia Wilde for having lost weight.“The truth is, I’m not getting up an hour earlier and walking on a treadmill. I have the greatest workout partner in the world,” he says in the August 2013 issue of ELLE. Reported by NY Daily News 21 hours ago.
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Jason Sudeikis weight-loss secret: hot sex with Olivia Wilde

July 17, 2013, 3:08 pm
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Jason Sudeikis credits his wild sex life with fiancée Olivia Wilde for having lost weight.“The truth is, I’m not getting up an hour earlier and walking on a treadmill. I have the greatest workout partner in the world,” he says in the August 2013 issue of ELLE. Reported by NY Daily News 22 hours ago.
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Selena Gomez, Gabrielle Union and Marisa Miller Rock Red Carpet at ESPY Awards

July 17, 2013, 8:33 pm
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Selena Gomez, Gabrielle Union and Marisa Miller Rock Red Carpet at ESPY Awards Also coming to the event recognizing the excellence in sports are Paula Patton, Chrissy Teigen, Malin AKerman, Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis. Reported by AceShowbiz 16 hours ago.
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