Jason Reitman Soars With ‘Up In The Air’
Director Jason Reitman, no stranger to the Oscars thanks to “Juno,” talks with @ The Movies’ Tim Lammers about his second Oscar nomination, this time for the George Clooney film “Up in the Air.”
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Paparazzi stood up as Lady Gaga avoids Belfast shops
Lady Gaga sings about the paparazzi and she certainly had photographers dancing to her tune when rumours circulated that the eccentric star was to visit Belfast’s Victoria Square. Related Stories More questions than answers: Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams appears on TV Bible show Jeremy Paxman apologises for swearing on air EastEnders: It weren’t awight on the night down Albert Square way
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Ryan Phillippe, Abbie Cornish split
Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish have split up.
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Ang Lee protege to return to Chinese screens
Chinese actress Tang Wei is set to return to movie screens in her native country after a reported ban prompted by her politically sensitive role in Ang Lee’s spy thriller “Lust, Caution” three years ago.
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Reviews in Brief: The World I Create by Ayami Kazama
An All-Ages romantic fantasy about teens with the power to project the images in their minds.
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I-Team: Governor Jim Gibbons Under Oath
Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons says he’s never taken bribes or kickbacks, nor has he ever fooled around on his wife. Gibbons had to answer questions of an extremely personal nature in a deposition taken earlier this month. Inside, read the entire deposition (Graphic Language).
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Canada’s Virtue-Moir win ice dance gold
Long after the event ended and the arena had emptied, Scott Moir stole back onto the ice. Clutching his gold medal in one hand, he knelt down and kissed the Olympic rings at center ice.
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Iloilo Prima Galaw, Inc. performing arts at its finest
The men and women of Iloilo Prima Galaw Incorporated work and live from the inside. They drive themselves constantly producing a glow that lights not only themselves but audience after audience. This is them.
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Lee’s protege to return to Chinese screens
Chinese actress Tang Wei is set to return to movie screens in her native country after a reported ban prompted by her politically sensitive role in Ang Lee’s spy thriller “Lust, Caution” three years ago.
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