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Like so many movies these days, The Crow is getting "reinvented." — ComingSoon And the Terminator will be back . . . again, in a fifth installment of the franchise. — Variety Advocates for the blind are scolding Saturday Night Live for its depiction of New York Gov. David Paterson. — TV Guide The American Film Institute's list of the 10 outstanding movies of 2008 include Iron Man and The Read more
Ever wish you could go back and watch your favorite movies in 3D? Lucky for Star Wars fans, the entire Star Wars collection is being rereleased in 3D, starting with Star Wars: The Phantom Menace this Friday. Of course, we're of the camp that says you shouldn't convert films to 3D just for the sake of jumping on the bandwagon. It needs to serve a purpose. But there are a few films that were Read more
A smartphone is supposed to keep you connected with the world at your fingertips, but is it just stressing you out? A new study from the University of Worcester suggests staying connected is stress-inducing for those that feel they can never sign off. Study volunteers admit their constant checking, rechecking, and triple checking for new notifications has them experiencing phantom vibrations, Read more
A personality test determined by your favorite '80s musical — The Hairpin Why powerful men making public missteps is a good thing — Huffington Post Best bits from Sarah Palin's emails — The Frisky Adele has her sights set on a certain royal ginger — Betty Confidential Watch Bill Maher and Jane Lynch perform the Weinerlogues — Flavorwire Men bare all: new chest hair trend — Yahoo! Read more
Young Adult, starring Charlize Theron as a fiction writer, comes out in theaters next week. We asked our readers what YA novels they'd read again. From classics like Little Women to '80s nostalgia like Sweet Valley High to contemporary favorites like the Gossip Girl series, here are 18 books to add to your list. The Giver by Lois Lowry Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series by Ann Read more
Architecture firm Odile Decq Benoit Cornette recently finished Paris's Opera Garnier L'Opera restaurant, which is rumored to be the toughest reservation in the city. The restaurant, a beautifully designed, sleek space, occupies a mezzanine level and the ground floor at Opera Garnier, both of which create a sense of undulating movement, thanks to the curvaceous seating areas and architecture Read more
Natalie Portman carried baby Aleph through the farmers market in LA yesterday. Natalie's fiancé, Benjamin Millepied, was also there, and he pushed a cart full of produce as the family of three wandered through the stalls. Natalie and Benjamin are on the West Coast following a trip last month to Switzerland, where Benjamin worked on choreography for the National Geneva Theater. The couple have Read more
Be alert consumers! A class action lawsuit has revealed that millions of customers may have been overcharged by AT&T, reports MSNBC. The lawyers handling the case hired a computer firm for $80,000 to test the gadgets against different carriers and found that AT&T "systematically overstated the amount of data used on virtually every transaction." In fact, the company is being accused of Read more
While relaxing at your Summer destination of choice, staying connected (or wrapping up last-minute work) doesn't have to include the hotel's pricey per-minute Internet surcharge. We found three free WiFi sources for the traveling tech addict, including one digital city. The Big Apple — New York City and AT&T just announced the launch of free WiFi service at 20 city parks across all five Read more
Here's a post from OnSugar blog House of Anais: French designer Christian Audigier has put his somewhat eccentric house on the market, and the new owner will get the Rolls Royce Phantom 5 thrown in as an added bonus. This large (nearly 8300 sq. ft.) Hancock Park house in LA has an asking price of over eight million dollars (or five million of those British pounds). This tropical oasis also comes Read more
