Burlesque

Soon after Prince William announced his engagement to Kate Middleton, and before Pippa Middleton's derriere turned every man's head at the royal wedding, the Darling family from Sunderland, England discovered they were related to the Middletons, and thus the future queen of England. Their daughter Katrina Darling was thrust into the spotlight, perhaps thanks to her very sexy career. Here are 10 revealing things you should know about Kate and Pippa's racy cousin Katrina Darling:

1. Katrina is a burlesque dancer! She even performed a striptease act titled "God Save the Queen" Tuesday in New York. Coincidentally it's a show she says she began performing long before finding out about her royal connection.
2. She's 21 years old.
3. She's a second cousin, once removed, of Kate and Pippa. Her grandmother is the sister of Kate and Pippa's great-grandfather.
4. She has cat tattoos on her forearms and eight tattoos total.
5. She's been in several bands as a singer and drummer, including an '80s hair-metal band called Dirty Tuppence (UK slang for lady parts).
6. She's been performing burlesque since she was 18.
7. She studied art and design at Newcastle College before dropping out.
8. She's performed at fetish clubs.
9. She said William and Harry aren't really her type.
10. The name Katrina Darling, which seems like it was made for a burlesque performer, is her real name.

I guess Kate's Uncle Gary, with his Ibiza Masion de Bang Bang and appreciation for cocaine and call girls, isn't the only scandalous Middleton relation!

Dancing is a workout! And in honor of Valentine's Day we've created our own burlesque dance workout inspired by Christina Aguilera's sexy moves in Burlesque. Get hot and sweaty with these steamy dance grooves created by a dancer, choreographer, and fitness instructor who moonlights on the burlesque stage. Her moves will tone your physique and get your heart rate thumping. The dance class begins when you start the video.

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Love and Other Drugs

Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal strip down and fall in love in this sometimes funny, often cheesy romance. Gyllenhaal plays Jamie, a smooth-talking drug rep who gets more than he bargained for when he hits on Maggie (Hathaway), a Parkinson's patient who's not interested in a serious relationship. Overall, the film is entertaining and has its sweet moments — if you can forgive a very clichéd ending. DVD extras include extended and deleted scenes, and featurettes with Gyllenhaal and Hathaway.

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127 Hours

James Franco plays real-life hiker Aron Ralston, who found himself trapped under a boulder during an outing in Utah. Since he didn't tell anyone of his whereabouts, the film dramatizes the five days Aron spent before he finally amputated his arm to free himself. The arm-cutting scene isn't for the faint of heart, but the film is worth watching for Franco's Oscar-nominated performance. DVD bonus features include deleted scenes and feature commenter with director Danny Boyle.

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Rapunzel's hair really must be magical: Disney's Tangled came in first at the box office this weekend with $21.5 million, toppling the two-week champ, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I. It was a close battle last week between the two films, but Tangled was the victor this week, beating Harry Potter's $16.7 million haul.

In third place, we have a tie: Christina Aguilera's musical Burlesque rivaled the Denzel Washington action flick Unstoppable, which each pulled in $6.1 million. And rounding out the top five is the pharmaceutical-fueled romantic comedy Love and Other Drugs, which made $5.7 million.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I clung on to its title as box office champion, taking in $70.8 million over the five-day holiday weekend. Disney's new animated adventure, Tangled nipped at its heels with $69 million, marking it as the second biggest Thanksgiving premiere of all time.

Third place went to another family film, as Megamind took in $17.6 million, followed by Christina Aguilera's Burlesque with $17.2 million. Unstoppable rounded out the top five with $16.2 million. Even gratuitous amounts of nudity couldn't help Love and Other Drugs, which took in $14 million.

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Need some help choosing a movie to see this weekend? Luckily we've got all your bases covered, so let us guide you through the latest releases — we've got reviews for Love & Other Drugs, Burlesque, Tangled, and The King's Speech.