‘Brave’ princess’ sexy makeover not permanent, Disney says
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It’s the before-and-after makeover heard around the world.
When Princess Merida of “Brave” was crowned the 11th princess at Walt Disney World this weekend, she had a new look that included not only a tiny waist, sultry eyes, and cleavage but also the teal gown that the feisty tomboy so detested in the Oscar-winning movie.
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‘Brave’ director takes aim at new depiction of heroine princess Merida
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Brenda Chapman, director of “Brave” prior to being replaced during production, doesn’t like how Disney has redesigned the film’s main character Merida to better fit its line of princesses.
What do you think of Merida’s new look?
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‘Iron Man 3’ rockets to second-biggest box-office opening ever with $173 million
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Superhero sequel “Iron Man 3” rocketed to the top of U.S. and Canadian box office charts, kicking off Hollywood’s summer movie season with $175.3 million in weekend ticket sales for the second-biggest film opening of all time.
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Duchess Kate, Princes William and Harry tour Harry Potter sets
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge proved they had the magic touch Friday at the official opening of London’s Warner Bros. studio, where Prince Harry joined the royal muggles on a tour of the set of the Harry Potter movies.
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Film critic Roger Ebert dies at 70
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Roger Ebert, the longtime critic who popularized film criticism with his “thumbs up, thumbs down” reviews in print and on television, has died, the Chicago Sun-Times reported on Thursday. He was 70.
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‘Harry Potter’s’ Uncle Vernon, Richard Griffiths, dies at 65
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Richard Griffiths, the versatile British actor who played the boy wizard’s unsympathetic Uncle Vernon in the “Harry Potter” movies, has died. He was 65.
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‘Veronica Mars’ fans donate more than $2 million, reach goal of funding big-screen movie
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The “Veronica Mars” Kickstarter campaign to raise $2 million to bring the TV detective to the big screen easily passed its goal Wednesday evening, with more pledges still coming in.
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Sally Field snuck sneakers under Oscars gown
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Looks like you have competition, Kristen Stewart — you’re not the only star rocking comfy footwear on the red carpet.
Best Supporting Actress nominee Sally Field wore some casual kicks at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday night, going to far as to adorably lift up her bright red Valentino gown to show them off.
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‘Argo,’ Day-Lewis, Lawrence are winners on sluggish Oscar night
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Despite Ben Affleck’s snub on the best director nomination list, his film, “Argo” took home the best picture Oscar Sunday night, the final award of an evening that seemed even more ploddingly paced than usual.
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Christoph Waltz wins first Oscar of the night
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Edit — With some of the night’s major awards still far from locks, the Oscars kicked off in Los Angeles Sunday night, with Christoph Waltz taking home the first statuette of the night for his role in “Django Unchained.” Waltz was considered a favorite, though Tommy Lee Jones of “Lincoln” was also a major contender.
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As the stars come out, who gets the prize for best dressed?
Oscar race is going right down to the wire
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If you’re a betting sort, you’d be better off steering clear of a lot of Academy Awards action this weekend. Find another place to wager — maybe April’s NFL draft or the weekend box-office numbers. While some Oscar categories seem like total locks, there’s enough last-minute murmuring among film fans that a few shake-ups are almost guaranteed.
Read the complete story and keep up with all of TODAY Entertainment’s coverage of Sunday’s Academy Awards.
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‘Zero Dark Thirty’ unofficially banned in Pakistan
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“Very Zero, Very Dark” reads one Pakistani film review.
“Zero IQ Thirty” another headline screams.
But just like Osama Bin Laden, the subject of the Oscar contender that recreates the most expensive manhunt in history, “Zero Dark Thirty” is not supposed to be in Pakistan.
Source: worldnews.nbcnews.com
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For two weeks the medieval cloisters of Lalock Abbey, which was featured in two Harry Potter films, will be bathed in dazzling colors to highlight their architectural treasures as part of the installation “Into the Light” by Britain’s National Trust. According to the BBC, the abbey’s “cloisters and side rooms were transformed into the classrooms at Hogwarts School while the location was also used for Harry’s discovery of the Mirror of Erised.” The installation opens to the public on Jan. 12.
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Step one: Talib Kweli comes in for rehearsal and sees Al Roker on a bike.
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