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Snoop Dogg to release documentary soon
New York, Jan 10 Rapper Snoop Dogg will release a
documentary called "Bigg Snoop Dogg's Youth Authority:
California" about his story of growing up on the streets of Long
Beach, California.
Directed by Gabriel London, the film focuses on youth, crime and
prison. It will be released on Jan 16, reports pagesix.com.
It also includes some biographical information like Snoop's
tenure in California's juvenile facility known as 'Youth
Authority'.
In one scene Snoop is seen crying when he meets a young gang
member who calls himself "Lil Tookie" named after one of Snoop's
closest friends, the late Tookie Williams.
Schwarzenegger makes a faux pas
New York, Jan 10 Actor-turned-governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger made a faux pas at a luncheon following his
swearing-in in Sacramento.
Schwarzenegger was on crutches and painkillers after he
broke his leg in a fall while skiing, reports pagesix.com.
He looked over at his mother-in-law, Eunice Kennedy
Shriver, who is 85 and said: "I'm so glad my mother-in-law
is here. Doesn't she look fabulous? She doesn't look a day
over 90." He then quickly corrected himself saying: "Oh, I
mean 60!"
Some witnesses present there said that he corrected
himself after he got a kick under the table from his wife
Maria Shriver.
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Zellweger iffy about playing Bridget Jones again
London, Jan 10 Oscar winning actress Renee
Zellweger is getting picky about playing Bridget Jones for
the third time.
In the third instalment of "Bridget Jones' Diary", an
older but none the wiser Bridget becomes pregnant.
Zellweger has put down certain ground roles for it.
Ananova.com quoted her as saying: "I don't know if I
would. It depends on so many factors. First, Helen would
have to ask me to come back, and then there has to be a
script that we can all agree on.
"It seems there is some kind of talk but it's not with the
people who make the movie or write the books."
But she isn't too worried about putting on weight for the
role.
She added: "The least of my concerns would be putting the
weight on again. I've said it before, I like looking a
little more voluptuous."
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DiCaprio likens acting to college
London, Jan 10 Leonardo DiCaprio says he has
no plans to leave acting for college because he gets all
the education while preparing for his new roles.
DiCaprio has gained a lot of knowledge in the past by
doing thorough research for his roles and has learnt
something new each time he has taken on a new role.
Contactmusic.com quoted him as saying: "Every movie I do -
like 'Gangs Of New York' and 'The Aviator' - is like
taking a college course on that subject matter, and each
time I've gotten involved with these movies it's been like
a giant tutorial.
"You have to be a detective and you have to investigate.
You have to be a historian in that regard, so, yeah, it's
like taking courses, which is great, 'cause I never went
to college."
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Jolie feels closer to her adopted children
New York, Jan 10 Actress Angelina Jolie says
she feels differently towards each of her kids and is more
close to her adopted children because they have already
led a tough life.
Jolie has adopted two children, Maddox and Zahara, and has
also has a daughter with Brad Pitt called Shiloh.
Imdb.com quoted her as saying: "I think I feel so much
more for Mad and Zahara because they're survivors, they
came through so much. Shiloh seemed so privileged from the
moment she was born. I have less inclination to feel for
her. I met my other kids when they were six months old;
they came with personality.
"A newborn really is this... yes, a blob! But now she's
starting to have a personality. I'm conscious that I have
to make sure I don't ignore her needs just because I think
the others are more vulnerable."
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Besson trained as director while guarding cameras
London, Jan 10 French filmmaker Luc Besson
taught himself directing by fiddling around with the
cameras on sets while guarding them.
Besson's first job was as an assistant on the Bond film "Moonraker".
He confessed that he would want to sleep on location to
protect the equipment. He would then try to figure out the
cameras, reports contactmusic.com.
He says: "When I was a third assistant on sets... and they
never knew how to keep apartment locations safe, I was
always the one who volunteered to stay in the apartment
during the night.
"I'd open all the cameras and take the lenses out so I
learned a lot about cameras that way. That's how I started
in film."
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Purefoy refuses to strip for 'Rome'
London, Jan 10 Actor James Purefoy has angered
directors of the TV show "Rome" by refusing to strip.
Purefoy plays Marc Antony on the show and had stripped for
a bathing scene in the first series but says he will strip
again only if absolutely necessary. He refuses to be nude
just to gain ratings, reports contactmusic.com.
He says: "There were directors who were disappointed that
I didn't get buck-naked. I would just go, 'Why? Tell me
the reason. What does it add to the character now that we
haven't already got?' One of them said, 'Oh, I just want
to show he's relaxed.'
"I said, 'We know he's relaxed! How much more relaxed
could I possibly be? No, you just want to see my **** in
rehearsal. I'll show it to you now, shall I? We don't have
to show it in front of millions of people.'"
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Cruz wants to do a musical
London, Jan 9 Actress Penelope Cruz, who
recently earned critical reviews for her role in "Volver",
wants to take a break from drama and attempt a musical.
Cruz was supposedly impressed with Oscar winner Nicole
Kidman's performance in "Moulin Rouge" and Catherine
Zeta-Jones in the Oscar winning "Chicago", reports
contactmusic.com.
Cruz now wants to use the skills she acquired as a young
dancer.
She said: "My hope, someday, is to do a musical, like
Nicole Kidman in 'Moulin Rouge'. She was so great. I could
use all my dancing skills."
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Johansson accused of acting like a diva
New York, Jan 9 Hollywood actress Scarlett
Johansson has rebuffed reports that she acted like a diva
on the set of pop superstar Justin Timberlake's new music
video.
Johansson appears in the music video for the song "What
Goes Around...Comes Around". During the shoot Johansson
apparently halted the shoot when she was barred from
smoking and supposedly said: "How come we have fire
dancers, but I can't smoke?"
People were not allowed to eat in front of her and her
bodyguards asked people to go elsewhere if they wanted to
eat, reports imdb.com.
But actress' publicist slammed the reports and said:
"Johansson is always respectful of other people and never
made this statement. Also, Johansson doesn't have a
bodyguard."
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Cosmetics saved Ronnie 'Stones' marriage
London, Jan 9 The launching of a cosmetic line
saved Jo Wood's marriage to Rolling Stone member Ronnie
because it deflected her attention from his alcohol
addiction.
Jo devoted all her time to Jo Wood Organics instead of
complaining and whining about his drinking.
Contactmusic.com quoted her as saying: "I realised that my
family was growing up and that the time had come for me to
follow my own passions. Ronnie had been drinking quite a
bit around this time, and I found I was spending far too
much time worrying about him.
"Launching my own range has helped my marriage. Now, if
Ronnie has a drink, I'm not consumed with worry for days -
I'm too busy! At long last I have realised that I can't
take someone else's addictions on my shoulders. He
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New look for Courtney Love this new year
New York, Jan 9 Courtney Love, the rock star
widow of Kurt Cobain, is sporting a new look after
undergoing rhinoplasty and lip surgery during a trip to
France.
Sources said Love visited a surgeon in Paris who fixes
cosmetic disasters. imdb.com quoted a friend of her as
saying: "She's happy to have her mouth back."
Love added fuel to the rumours when she arrived at the
premiere of the new movie "Freedom Writers" looking
swollen.
When asked if she had surgery in France, she said: "I'm
not going to comment on that tonight. I just think me
looking human is cool."
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Pink criticises government attitudes towards animals
London, Jan 9 Singer Pink has slammed the
attitude of world governments that do not contribute to
her project for mobile veterinary units.
Pink is upset with how little attention authorities seem
to give to the welfare of animals.
Contactmusic.com quoted her as saying: "I'm trying to put
together a mobile vet service to go to places where there
is a problem with stray dogs. The initial idea was to
split the cost with whatever country we were going to, but
governments don't seem to care about their animal
problems."
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DiCaprio denies political motivation of 'Blood Diamond'
London, Jan 9 Leonardo DiCaprio denies that he
took up his role in "Blood Diamond" because it had
political connotations.
DiCaprio is instead happy that the movie is raising
awareness about the controversial diamond industry. He is
happy that the issue of conflict diamonds has been brought
to the world's attention. Conflict diamonds are precious
stones sold to sponsor war, reports contactmusic.com.
He said: "I wouldn't hold that candle and say that's what
I did. First and foremost it's a great movie, but the
cherry of the cake is that it does say something about the
world we live in.
"To be honest, I'm surprised the studio made a movie like
this and I hope and pray that people will go see it.
Usually films with this kind of subject matter are on a
much different scale. I think any time anybody is educated
by a movie that's a great thing."
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Spears confirms new album
London, Jan 9 Troubled pop superstar Britney
Spears has announced on her website that her new album
will be released later this year.
Spears also thanked her fans for constantly supporting
her, reports ananova.com.
She said: "I've been working so hard on this new album and
I can't wait for you all to hear it and to go on tour
again. I would like to exclusively tell you that I am
working hard to release the new album sometime later this
year, but the date is of course not certain yet.
She added: "I look forward to coming back this year bigger
and better than ever and to also reaching out to my fans
on a more personal level.
"I know I've been far from perfect and the media has had a
lot of fun exaggerating my every move, but I want you all
to know that I love my fans so much and I appreciate
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Minogue tops gay icon poll
London, Jan 9 Pop singer Kylie Minogue has
topped a poll to find the greatest gay icon of all time.
Minogue, who has recovered from breast cancer, has
recently returned to touring. She is now in the middle of
her tour in Britain.
Country music legend Dolly Parton came in second.
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Cameron to make first feature since 'Titanic'
DPA
Los Angeles, Jan 9 (DPA) Filmmaker James Cameron is all
set to direct his first feature film since his
Oscar-winning blockbuster "Titanic" in 1997.
The science fiction epic "Avatar" will start filming in
April for a summer 2009 release, The Hollywood Reporter
said. With a budget of $200 million, the film will star
Australian newcomer Sam Worthington in a new digital 3D
format with a hybrid of live action and animation.
The movie will tell the story of Jack Sully, a wounded
ex-marine who is unwillingly sent to settle and exploit
the faraway planet of Pandora. He gets caught up in the
battle for survival by the planet's inhabitants, called
Na'vis, and falls in love with one of them.
"We think we're going to blow people away," Cameron said.
"We want to throw you to the back wall of the theatre. My
goal is to rekindle those crazy mystical moments my
generation felt when we first saw '2001: A Space Odyssey',
or the next generation's 'Star Wars'. It took me 10 years
to find something hard enough."
Cameron has made seven documentaries since "Titanic"
became the biggest blockbuster of all time in 1997,
winning 11 Oscars and earning $1.8 billion at the box
office worldwide. His other movies include "Aliens", "The
Abyss", "True Lies", and "The Terminator".
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Canada mayor invites 'Guru' crew for world premiere
Toronto, Jan 9 Toronto Mayor David Miller has
extended a personal invitation to Bollywood stars Abhishek
Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai and director Mani Ratnam for the
global premiere of "Guru". It will be India's first
mainstream international premiere in Canada.
"It's a pleasure to host the world premiere of 'Guru' in
Toronto. This presentation represents a landmark event for
all of Canada. It is an unprecedented occasion for the
city to have film artists of the stature of Mani Ratnam,
Abhishek and Aishwarya, along with the producer Bobby Bedi
who chose to premiere this major film outside India. It is
an indication of the high regard Indian filmmakers have
for Toronto," said Miller.
"This is an opportunity to bring Indian cinema to a larger
appreciative audience and, at the same time, to further
develop economic, creative and personal ties between our
two countries," Miller added in a press release.
Abhishek, who plays the protagonist in the film loosely
based on late business tycoon Dhirubhai Ambani, is pretty
excited about the premiere in Canada.
"Hello, I'm Abhishek Bachchan. You have always come to see
my movies and now its time to come and see you. Join me
for the world premiere of my film 'Guru' in Toronto, Jan
11, 2007. See you there," Abhishek said in a recorded
message for his Canadian fans.
"Guru" will achieve another first by becoming the first
Indian film to be distributed by a Canadian Distributor,
Roger Nair Productions.
"It is indeed an honour to have the world premiere of
'Guru' in Toronto, since it will be the first Indian
mainstream film to do so. This has been a landmark deal
between Canada and India, in the process making Canada an
official territory for Bollywood films. We chose Ratnam's
film because his films has a certain sensibilities
attached, visually international and rich in content,"
said Padam Kumar, COO, Roger Nair production.
The organisers are expecting around 10,000 people to line
up for a glimpse of Abhishek and Aishwarya for the red
carpet premiere in true Hollywood style.
The film opens in theatres Canadawide Cineplex, AMC and
Empire Jan 12.
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Hitler comedy opens to bad reviews, condemnation
DPA
Hamburg, Jan 12 (DPA) A slapstick comedy by a Jewish
filmmaker about Adolf Hitler has opened in Germany to a
chorus of bad reviews and condemnation by Jewish
leaders.
Barring a miracle, Swiss director Dani Levy's "Mein
Fuehrer" looks likely to be the biggest box office flop of
the year in a nation which for weeks has been embroiled in
pre-release debate over whether Germans should allow
themselves a good chuckle at Hitler's expense.
In a nation not known for self-deprecating humour, Levy's
film goes to great lengths to portray Hitler - and the
Germans - as being laughably ridiculous. Not surprisingly,
many film reviewers have derided precisely that aspect of
the film.
"Levy's film is laughable but, unfortunately, it is not
very funny. This reviewer found little to laugh about in
this sadly unfunny movie," wrote a reviewer in Hamburger
Abendblatt newspaper.
"One of the most enduring crimes of the Third Reich is the
embarrassment it has caused for subsequent generations of
Germans," wrote Der Spiegel news magazine.
"That is about the hardest thing Germans have to endure -
that the Third Reich is so unforgivably embarrassing."
Levy, a Jewish Swiss filmmaker who has made a career out
of directing irreverent comedies, picked one of Germany's
most outrageously irreverent stand-up comics to
portray the fuehrer.
Helge Schneider, who plays an impotent and incontinent
Hitler playing with toy battleships in a bathtub, is an
anarchic comic who himself has directed and starred in a
number of slapstick comedies - films that largely appeal
to adolescent male audiences.
"Helge is precisely the man to deflate Hitler down to
human size," Levy says. "Germans have been conditioned to
think of Hitler as a larger-than-life demon whose actions
and crimes are beyond human comprehension.
"As long as they think of him as being non-human, they
will never come to terms with the fact that he was a very
human, very mortal buffoon of a man. I needed a buffoon to
play the role and Helge is the perfect buffoon."
Schneider says the controversy over the film only shows
that Germans fail to see the ludicrous side of Hitler.
Echoing Der Spiegel's suggestion that Hitler's most
unforgivable crime was in being a continual embarrassment
to all future Germans, Schneider says: "Hitler was a
pathological nincompoop who got where he was only because
a lot of people somehow ignored the fact."
The film has outraged Jewish leaders in Germany, saying it
makes Hitler seem harmless.
"My family is Holocaust survivors and it just turns my
stomach to think that moviegoers in Germany will be
laughing at Hitler and the Holocaust," says Dieter
Graumann,
vice president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany.
"I just can't laugh about these things."
One of the Jewish community's most strident, high-profile
leaders is Lea Rosh, a veteran newswoman who was a guiding
force behind the Holocaust Monument located on
the block between Brandenburg Gate and Hitler's one-time
chancellery building in the heart of Berlin.
"There is no way that any film director can make Hitler
funny," says Rosh. "Levy's film denigrates the horror and
suffering that millions endured. It's not something you
can
laugh about, not now, not in 200 years, not ever."
Levy's last film was a black comedy about the estranged
sons of a German Jewish father whose dying wish was that
they make amends and share his estate in harmony.
The film was critically acclaimed but played at only a few
art-house cinemas. His Hitler comedy is not expected to do
even that well, despite or perhaps because of all the
advance publicity.
Even so, Levy is well respected in Israel, where his last
film was shown to cheers and also to boos and catcalls.
"I'm looking forward to the screening in Jerusalem," Levy
says. "My last film was accused of being a piece of
Goebbels Nazi propaganda. What on earth will hardliners in
Israel think of this film?"
The filmmaker is also curious to see how right-wingers in
Germany react to "Mein Fuehrer".
"I'm just waiting for the complaints to come in from
neo-Nazis, and from old-Nazis for that matter, who gripe
that my film is disrespectful of their fuehrer and shows
him in a
bad light," Levy says.
"I mean, it's so typical of Germans to take it all so
terribly seriously and not realise that their total lack
of humour makes them a laughingstock around the world."
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Director Stephen Frears to head Cannes festival jury
DPA
Paris, Jan 12 (DPA) British director Stephen Frears has
been named president of the jury of the 2007 Cannes Film
Festival, announced festival president Gilles Jacobs.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted
my proposal (to head the jury) this year," Jacobs said in
a press statement late Thursday. "We thus pay tribute to
this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of
mind and the love of making films."
Frears, who came to prominence in 1985 with "My Beautiful
Laundrette", has directed a number of other critically
acclaimed movies, including "The Snapper", "High Fidelity"
and "Dirty Pretty Things".
His latest film, "The Queen", starring Helen Mirren, was
chosen best picture of 2006 by the Toronto Film Critics
Association and is expected to do well at the Oscars.
"Of course, it's an honour but it's also a treat, to be
able to watch terrific films from all over the world in
such heady surroundings," Frears said of his role at the
festival. "God
Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen). "
The 2007 Cannes Film Festival is the 60th edition of the
world's most prestigious cinema gala and takes place from
May 16 to May 27.
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Blair a monster, says Westwood
London, Jan 12 Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood
has branded British Prime Minister Tony Blair a monster
over the Iraq war.
Westwood, like many other Hollywood celebrities, is angry
with Blair for supporting US President George W. Bush's
war on Iraq, reports contactmusic.com.
She disagrees with Blair's decision to send British troops
to that country and believes he is responsible for the
deaths of his own soldiers.
She says: "He just goes on causing damage. If he had never
been born, thousands of people would still be alive. I
think he is a monster."
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Winkler's memorable short speech
New York, Jan 12 Irwin Winkler, producer of hits
like "Rocky", gave a short memorable speech at the
National Board of Review while receiving an award for
Career
Achievement in producing films.
Pagesix.com quoted him as saying: "Billy Wilder
(producer-director) once went to the doctor and said, 'I
can't pee.' The doctor asked, 'How old are you?' and Billy
said, '94.'
So the doctor replied, 'You've peed enough.' Thank you for
the award."
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Streep to act in Abba musical
London, Jan 12 Oscar winning actress Meryl Streep
is set to star in a movie version of the musical "Mama
Mia".
It is based on the music of songwriters Benny Andersson
and Bjorn Ulvaeus. Oscar winning actor Tom Hanks is one of
the executive producers of the movie. The director
will be Phyllidia Lloyd, who also directed stage shows in
London and New York, reports ananova.com.
Streep has sung in a few of her films but this will be her
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Fox says he is a compulsive liar
London, Jan 12 Matthew Fox, the star of the hit
show "Lost", says he has a much darker side to him and
that he lies every day, reports contactmusic.com.
Fox, who plays Dr. Jack Shephard on the show, said: "I'm a
liar and a cheat and a thief and the ultimate manipulator.
I tell lies every day, man. And when I say I'm
phenomenally manipulative, I am." |
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Rehabilitation failed to cure me: Kelly
London, Jan 12 Kelly Osbourne, daughter of rocker
Ozzy, claims rehabilitation failed to cure her addiction
to drugs.
"I've been to the rehabilitation several times and it
didn't work, simply because I never wanted it to,"
contactmusic.com quoted her as saying.
"I left rehabilitation and six months later I was
miserable, thinking, 'I'm paying them to help me.' But all
the money in the world can't make you better. You have to
want to
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Rapper The Game compares himself to Bill Gates
London, Jan 12 Rapper The Game says he is like Bill
Gates and believes they are both the best in their
respective fields -- because they are similar
intellectually.
The Game is also surprised the way he is able to remember
the lyrics of his songs. He doesn't write the words on
paper, reports contactmusic.com.
He says: "I never remember the songs before I say the
words. As I say one word, the other sort of comes out. I
don't know how my brain works. It's just pretty crazy.
"I'm an intellect as well as street smart. You combine
those two and you've got the Bill Gates. It's probably why
I'm the best rapper in the world."
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Doherty's poem found on toilet floor
London, Jan 12 A poem penned by troubled rocker
Pete Townshend for super model Kate Moss was found on a
toilet floor in Thailand.
A close friend of the couple said they had a fight while
holidaying in Thailand and Moss left the poem in the
bathroom of the resort they were staying in, reports
contactmusic.com.
The source said: "Pete wanted to tell Kate how much she
meant to him and 2007 was going to mark a turning point in
their relationship. But no sooner had Pete given Kate
the poem, the next day they had a massive argument about
Pete sniffing around for drugs and Kate told him to go
home."
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Italian filmmaker Ponti laid to rest in hometown
DPA
Rome, Jan 13 (DPA) Carlo Ponti, one of Italy's greatest
film producers and the husband of actress Sophia Loren,
was buried in Magenta, the small town of his birth near
Milan.
The Friday funeral of Ponti, who died in Switzerland
Wednesday at the age of 94, was a private affair attended
by his wife dressed entirely in black and their sons Carlo
Jr and Edoardo.
Fashion designer Giorgio Armani sent two wreaths of white
roses and tulips, the Ansa news agency reported.
Ponti entered the world of cinema by distributing movies
in Milan during World War II, and ultimately produced over
100 films during his career. Among them were Federico
Fellini's "La Strada" (1954), David Lean's "Doctor Zhivago"
(1965) and Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blow up" (1966).
Ponti met Sofia Villani Scicolone during the 1950s at a
beauty contest, and later suggested that she take on the
name Loren. They were first married in 1957.
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Martin writes autobiography
London, Jan 13 Comedian Steve Martin is writing a
new autobiography, which will mostly centre on his career.
He has been commissioned to write "Born Standing up" for
Simon and Schuster, reported contactmusic.com. Martin said
he would not divulge any details on his past romances and
his personal details but instead focus on his years as a
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Arquette praises Aniston's attitude
New York, Jan 13 Actor David Arquette is all praise
for his friend Jennifer Aniston saying she was very
dignified during her divorce from Brad Pitt.
Arquette, interviewed on the Howard Stern radio show,
said: "Jennifer's great. When the marriage ended, it was
sad. I love Brad ... he's a great guy. He did some stuff
that hurt our friend, but you know...".
Asked if she ever cried, Arquette replied: "No, no, never,
not shed one tear."
Queried whether Aniston has any bad feelings towards Pitt
and his current partner Angelina Jolie, he said: "I don't
think Jennifer hates either, I don't think it's like that.
The way they (the media) depict it is completely wrong.
She's a very strong woman, she's totally solid and she's
just got a great attitude."
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Love planning Cobain biopic
London, Jan 13 Singer Courtney Love, widow of the
late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, has acquired the rights
to the biography "Heavier than Heaven" and now wants to
make it into a movie.
Charles Cross has written the book. Love is reportedly
talking to Hollywood studios, said contactmusic.com. In a
message on her fan site she said the film is "in an
embryonic stage... (There's) no script and no director
attached." |
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Lopez to stay home more
London, Jan 13 Singer Jennifer Lopez has said that
her days of partying are over and that she wants to spend
more time at home.
Lopez married singer Marc Anthony and they now prefer
staying home than going out. She told contactmusic.com:
"My life for me had become uncomfortable in the way that
it was affecting my personal life and the people in it. So
I decided I needed to take a look at that. I realised
there was a way to pull back from that. You don't go out
as much. You choose different places to go."
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Depp may produce film on Russian spy
London, Jan 13 Actor Johnny Depp may produce and
star in a movie about the death of former KGB agent
Alexander Litvinenko.
It will be based on a yet-unpublished book called "Sasha's
Story: The Life and Death of a Russian Spy" and will be
written by the New York Times London bureau chief Alan
Cowell. Warner Bros has bought the rights to the book,
reported contactmusic.com.
The Russian agent's death is still unsolved and
investigations are underway. Litvinenko was poisoned by
polonium 210 in November.
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Longoria does not like sex scenes
New York, Jan 13 Eva Longoria, the former star of
TV series "Desperate Housewives", says she does not like
sex scenes and finds them unnatural.
"I hate sex scenes and kissing scenes. It's just an
uncomfortable situation for everybody. 'Put your elbow
over here, find your light here.' It's not really natural
and just awkward," Longoria was quoted as saying by
people.com.
She added that her onscreen husband Ricardo Chavira isn't
too keen on the scenes either because they have a
brother-sister relationship.
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Stallone says fame is addictive
London, Jan 13 Action star Sylvester Stallone has
warned young actors to not be too taken up with fame,
which can be addictive and destructive.
Stallone blames his traumatic life on his rise to being a
celebrity in Hollywood. He told contactmusic.com: "Success
and fame are as addictive as heroin unless you have a very
stable home life. I didn't have that, and when you come
from nothing and you are given everything - money, women,
limos - it's crazy."
The actor added: "Fame is intoxicating. Think about the
world as a candy shop and you don't have to pay. You know
what happens when you eat too much candy - it affects your
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