There's something about movies like Neil Marshall's Centurion that get us really excited. Big group battle scenes are just so damn awesome. This follow up to Doomsday follows in the footsteps of Braveheart, Gladiator and 300 with old-timey warriors swinging swords, shooting arrows and lighting everything in sight on fire. This group of ass kickers is a part of the Roman Ninth Legion, which was massacred by British tribes. Centurion, which stars Dominic West, Michael Fassbender and Olga Kurylenko, is about a group of seven who survived the slaughter and tries to escape back to safety. There are arrows, blood, ice, knifes, blood, screaming and horses—pretty much everything you ever wanted.

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Filed Under: trailer mix, centurion, dominic west, michael fassbender, movies, olga kurylenko

Ohne Titel Delivers Pantsuits in Futuristic Victorian Collection

This afternoon Ohne Titel designers Alexa Adams and Flora Gill showed a fall 2010 collection built around nineteenth-century Victorian silhouettes. "But using, like, the outer shell and simplifying it in a way so it became very pared down and kind of like streamlined and sharp," Gill told us after the show. It opened with pantsuits, which Preen also showed, and seem to be a trend for fall 2010. But this is not your average, boxy Capitol Hill fare. Next fall's pantsuits are slouchy — thanks to softer fabrics — yet strong. "[It's] a little more aggressive of a look. I think it’s nice to be strong," Adams said. "I love power dressing, and I think that our customer is a really powerful, strong woman who would wear those sort of things," Gill added.

We are drooling over the tights.Photo: Imaxtree

The Victorian silhouettes could be seen in ever-so-slight a bustle in the back of a jacket, for example. Some dresses came with flouncy skirts. "We wanted to add in this kind of idea of textures and lace, but making it very futuristic," Adams said. "But making it very tech-y and modern by using athletic meshes and kind of oversized versions of the lace-making techniques that they used in that time," Gill added. The result was the über-cool show the industry has come to expect from these designers, though it must be said that photos hardly do the details justice. Leave it to Ohne Titel to make the pantsuit cool again.

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Filed Under: show and tell, alexa adams, designers, fall 2010, fashion shows, flora gill, new york fashion week, ohne titel

Miranda Cosgrove Named New Neutrogena Rep; Get a Bra Inserted Under Your Skin

SKIN
• Nickelodeon star Miranda Cosgrove is the new face of Neutrogena. The 16-year-old's first ad for the campaign will premiere in early spring, around the same time that her new solo album drops. [StyleWatch/People]

HAIR
• Doo.Ri's lead hair stylist aimed to create a realistic look on the runway that everyday women would be able to achieve, opting for straightened hair with two loose fishtail braids. Is this a look you'd try on yourself? [BellaSugar]

• The buns on the models at Jason Wu were inspired by the 1993 movie The Piano. [Beauty Reporter/Allure]

PLASTIC SURGERY
• A new procedure would allow women who have had breast lifts or reductions to help retain their new shape by inserting a bralike support underneath the skin. The mesh material is shaped into a cone and helps take stress off of the skin in the area. Studies found that 60 percent of women who underwent the procedure felt able to go braless all of the time. Would you get an under-skin bra? [Daily Mail UK]

• Sociopolitical photographer Phillip Toledano shot a collection of photos of people who have undergone extreme plastic surgery to reach what they consider beautiful. He titled the series "A New Kind of Beauty." Do you think these severe transformations can be considered art? [Refinery 29]

NAILS
• Manicurist Jin Soon Choi is creating a second limited-edition polish collection for M.A.C., set to drop at the end of the summer. She unveiled the first color in the line at the Doo.Ri show, a puttylike gray with gold flecks. [Beauty Counter/Style.com]

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Filed Under: beauty marks, beauty, Doo.Ri, hair, Jason Wu, M.A.C., Miranda Cosgrove, nails, Neutrogena, plastic sugery, skin

Lacoste's New Wave After Party (Fashion Wire Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - Christophe Lemaire's increasingly successful tenure at Lacoste took a fresh turn Saturday, Feb. 13, in New York with a snappy runway show that highlighted all this label's virtues.

Lacoste's New Wave After Party (Fashion Wire Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - Christophe Lemaire's increasingly successful tenure at Lacoste took a fresh turn Saturday, Feb. 13, in New York with a snappy runway show that highlighted all this label's virtues.

Barack Obama Wants You! To Tweet For Him

Do you know how to waste time on Twitter, Myspace and Facebook? Do you love politics? Do you wish Rahm Emanuel would call you all sorts of mean names because your Tweet wasn't on message? Then the White House has a job for you! The president is currently looking for a "social networks manager" to maintain the his accounts and help "execute grassroots campaigns to advance the President's agenda for change." There's one downside though—you've got to move to D.C. [CNN]

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Filed Under: commander in tweet, barack obama, facebook, myspace, poitics, twitter

Games opening ceremony is most watched TV event in Canada

Okay, so, if you thought Obama was manning his Twitter, I'm sorry to rip open a hole in the delicate fabric that is the universe you occupy, but, shocker: he doesn't. That job would belong to one Mia Cambronero, who sent out an email recently to a listserv regarding her recent job opening that we ended up with. The full text:

Friends,

Wanted to firstly let everyone know that at the end of the month, I will be stepping down from my infamous role as "Barack Obama's twitterer", otherwise known as Social Networks Manager for the Democratic National Committee and Organizing For America. While I have very much enjoyed my time here, I've never really wanted to stay in domestic politics in the long term, and I'm really excited to get started on the international work that I've long wanted to do. (Won't bore everyone with the details, but feel free to shoot me an email if you're interested — would love to catch up with y'all anyway!)

Secondly, wanted to ask for your help in finding someone awesome to fill my position. (We're looking for someone who is available to start immediately. )

Here's the link to the application. Feel free to forward it far and wide.

http://my.barackobama.com/socnetsmanager

And if any of you are interested in applying, please let me know!! Would be happy to give you a little more insight into what the job is all about.

Much love,
Mia

Well, now we know a few things:

1. Ms. Cambronero has a very warm, charming email style! Which is probably necessary if you want to control the presidential Twitter.

2. The job of presidential Twitter is being left for "international work," which is apparently something you can go on to after doing lots of exciting this:

So make sure you're not too overqualified or something, either. And now you know! Gawker Employment Agency: Not afraid to @whatever.

With only five weeks until the release medieval Nic Cage thriller Season of the Witch, Lionsgate has decided that the world will have to wait a little bit longer. Teh studio has yanked the movie from its planned March 19 opening and has not chosen a new date for its release. This is bad news for anyone pining for two hours of Cages hair whipping in the wind as he rides his steed through the forests of 14th-century Europe. It's good news for everyone else. [Variety]

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Filed Under: lionsgate, movies, niclas cage, season of the witch, the inudstry

Johnny Weir is terrified of the same passionate furpeople who like to throw paint on catwalks and pie Michael Kors because Canada's full of crazies who show up to the Olympics that might wild out or something and who definitely send him crazy angry letters. Vogued Weir:

"All these crazy fur people definitely changed my mind. Security wise, staying in a hotel would be very difficult," Weir told reporters after turning up for an 0800 news conference sporting a striking red and white silk scarf looped around his neck and with his nails manicured.

That's an actual quote, with actual context ("a striking red and white silk scarf," Reuters?), from a wire report. And if you can't trust an Olympian whose style icons include Dr. Frank N. Furter and Liberace, who can you trust? Weir's actually switched to faux before after receiving death threats and the like, but never renounced the Real McCoy, and now appears to have crossed the threshold again. This man's safety must be protected.

"I decided to stay in the village and my team has made it as comfortable as possible. I don't want any outside influences to hurt my chances here. Even though I'm not always comfortable rooming with somebody or being in a communal village sort of situation, it's what I've got to deal with." The American figure skater had talked about staying in a hotel because he didn't enjoy his experience in the Olympic village four years ago.

Your passe, pedestrian, protie Olympic Villages simply aren't fab enough for Johnny Weir, bottom line. So instead Johnny Weir is rooming with Olympic Ice Dancer Tanith Belbin, who will help Weir do Weir things, like, I don't know, eat brunch? He's also spruced up his previously underwhelming pad:

The self-styled diva makes no secret of liking his own space and creature comforts but for the second Winter Games in succession, he has been forced to "rough it" — albeit in a room lit with scented candles and decorated with pink bath mats.

Also, via the AP, this:

Our Lady of the Immaculate Penis will indeed protect you, Johnny. But all of this begs the question: What the fuck is the big deal on either side that this warrants death threats and/or standing your ground like Weir? Weir notes that fur activists find the Olympics prime time to get their cause out in the spotlight, and are capitalizing on Weir for their cause.

Well, yes. Exactly.

But on the other hand, Weir's got a significant bone to pick, and we're not talking about Lady Gaga's penis:

"There are humans dying everyday. There are thousands if not millions of homeless people in New York City. Look at what just happened in Haiti. I tend to focus my energy, if there is a cause, on humans. While that may be callous and bad of me, it's my choice."

While it's not the "eat it, bitches" I wanted to hear: well, yes. Exactly.

No, Johnny, they can't read your Poker Face, 'cause you're gonna keep rocking that fur, and in spite of the assholes putting death threats his way, can you blame him?

Tell 'em, girl. Requisite video of Johnny Walker/Lady Gaga fabulousness in action:

How can you not like this person?*

*I have no doubt some of you humorless awfuls will find a way. And for that, I'm sorry. For you.

(AP)

AP - Maybe she will have advice on what not to do in a marriage.

'We Are the World' Reboot Video Is Here

Before the Olympic opening ceremony kicked off last night, NBC debuted a chopped up version of the "We Are the World" reboot, which was recorded to raise money for Haiti. The Internet has the whole thing. We've already detailed how we feel about the song and we don't want to pile on, but this just seems full of so many strange choices, from the ill-advised rap verse that we've been dreading for weeks to opening with Justin Bieber. At least the video juxtaposes shots of the stars and not-stars (seriously, who are some of these people?) with some footage of Haiti, which helps make it a little more moving. But really, it's totally a good cause and we should shut up and stop complaining. At least that's what we were thinking until the Auto-Tune showed up.

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Filed Under: reboots, charity, haiti, music, tribute singles, we are the world

Kristen Stewart: Friday Night Lights in Hollywood

Vatican's Top 10: Jacko to Beatles

Record Amount Spent on Lobbying in 2009

Over the past few years politicians have made it clear that Main Street's biggest enemy is Wall Street. And with all the anger directed there, there hasn't really been any left for D.C.'s K Street. But those guys deserve your hatred too! Just last year a record $3.5 billion was spent on lobbying. The pharmaceutical industry topped the spending list with $267 million spent, the most ever spent by one industry in a single year. [Talking Points Memo]

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Filed Under: k street, lobbying, politics

Pickup hits bus carrying country singer's band

We Are the World 25 for Haiti: Watch It In Full

WWE Network Coming to a TV Near You

We have a lot of fun here scrutinizing the moves of TV network heads. So you can only imagine our excitement at the news that Vince McMahon, owner of the WWE, is planning to launch in mid-2011 that's all wrestling, all the time. This guy is almost as amazing as Silverman! [TV Sqaud]

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Filed Under: head locks, vince mcmahon, wrestling, wwe

Our J-School Embed, Gawker contributor Hunter Walker, did some digging around, and found the following on Dr. Amy Bishop:

• Bishop's a Harvard-educated biologist who's an assistant professor at UAH. The three dead victims were all working in the Biology department, including the department's chairman. Via the New York Times, Bishop's denial of tenure is what supposedly triggered her violent rampage:

  "She began to talk about her problems getting tenure in a very forceful and animated way, saying it was unfair," the associate said, referring to a conversation in which she blamed specific colleagues for her problems. "She seemed to be one of these persons who was just very open with her feelings," he said. "A very smart, intense person who had a variety of opinions on issues."

  
  

• Her profile on the university's site shows that she specialized in "Molecular Biology of Oxidative Stress, Neurobiology, Neuroengineering, and Induced Adaptive Resistance." Her most notable achievement in her field was the invention of InQ, a "cell growth incubator," which was assisted by her husband, Jim Anderson. She was profiled by the Huntsville Times in 2006, to whom she boasted that her colleagues think the InQ will "change the face of tissue culture."
  
  
• Whether or not it did is far less notable than the fact, that, as the teacher of "Anatomy and Physiology," she wasn't necessarily notable.
  
  
• Walker checked out her Rate My Professors profile, and found the following:

  RateMyProfessors.com has 34 reviews of Bishop's class dating back to April, 2004. On a scale of one to five, Bishop received ratings of 2.3 for "average easiness," 3.7 for "average helpfulness," 3.4 for "average clarity," and a "hotness total" of 0. Her "overall quality" was a 3.6. None of the postings describe Bishop as the kind of angry or mean person from whom we might have expected some sort of violent outburst. Several of the online reviews of her class say Bishop was "fair," however not all of her students seem to have enjoyed her class. Multiple reviewers described Bishop as "brilliant" a smart teacher, who was eager to help out with extra study sessions, and taught an excellent class. There are also several reviews indicating that she is a "boring" teacher who "reads straight from the book" and "highlight[s] the book word for word."

  
  

• Even more, Walker notes that she might have been a "fish out of water" on the UAH campus given her Ivy-League roots and her fairly liberal ideologies. More from her students:

  After classes ended last spring, a RateMyProfessors.com user said Bishop "is hot but she tries to hide it.And she is a socalist but she only talks about it after class." In 2008, someone described her on the site by saying: "she's a liberal from ‘Hahvahd' and let's you know exactly how she feels about particular subjects."

  
  

• Finally, Walker found that she was a member of the "Clergy Letter Project," which is devoted to connecting scientists with clergy members who "have questions about the science associated with all aspects of evolution."

Glenn Reynolds, the Instapundit, pointed this RateMyProfessors comment out and it was immediately picked up by other historically conservative bloggers. Because you know all the comments on "Rate My Professor" are true and valid reflections of a teacher's personality, style and ability to do their job and not student perceptions and biases, right?

Huff also dug up a complaint to the FTC by Bishop's husband, which ends:

"By the people … for the people …"
not
"Buy the people … for the Corporations …"

Does a liberal ideology, an Ivy League education, and a husband who writes letters to the FTC make a rage-prone shooter? Not necessarily, but as we've learned, extremities of any kind almost always definitely do. The extent of Bishop's politics, ideas behind them, and the lifestyle to which Bishop and her husband inhibited them have yet to be fully fleshed out, but one thing—as each instance of breaking violence of this stripe happens proves without fail—is for sure: the pictures that can come together from aggregated information is hitting people faster and is colored deeper than each time before it, every time, as are the assumptions and projections they yield.

Amy Bishop had shot her 18-year-old brother, Seth M. Bishop, an accomplished violinist who had won a number of science awards. John Polio, chief of police at the time, said Amy Bishop, who was 20 at the time, had asked her mother, Judith, in the presence of her brother how to unload a round from the chamber of a 12-gauge shotgun.

Polio told the Globe that while Amy Bishop was handling the weapon, it fired, wounding Seth Bishop in the abdomen. He was pronounced dead at a hospital 46 minutes after the Dec. 6, 1986 shooting. "Every indication at this point in time leads us to believe it was an accidental shooting," Polio said at the time.

The Olympic Opening Ceremony was last night and if you didn't watch you missed a joyous if a bit somber celebration. The festivities were dedicated to 21-year-old Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili who died during a training run yesterday. His death cast somewhat of a pall over the event but the crowd of over 60,000 did its part to honor the fallen athlete with a moment of silence and roaring ovation for the Georgian delegation, who entered the stadium wearing black arm bands.

But the show had to go on. And it did with Royal Canadian Mounted Police, giant ice sculpture totem polls, some energetic dancing from the First Nations people and an enormous LED-covered spirit bear. O Canada! The whole event built up to the lighting of the Olympic torch and the resolution to the mystery of who the hell would do it. And the winner was...Wayne Gretzky, of course.

A Tasteful Way to Start the Olympic Games [NYT]

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Filed Under: olympics, nodar kumaritashvili, olympics opening ceremony, wayne gretzky

Source: Daily Intel | 13 Feb 2010 | 11:00 am

Christian Siriano: Retro Parisian

Via BlackBook's Chris Mohney—hi weekday boss!—sometime between last night and this morning, Google had the above image up. As blogger Zach Everson noted, "at least he's on the track." The kinda Gothic illustration was—if you haven't been to Google in the last few seconds—changed since then.

Kind of related: the Men's downhill was postponed because of slush on the course after one skier crashed (they're okay). Basically, the Canadian Olympics can't catch a break.

(A) A California Redwood.
(B) The Na'vi Headquarters of the Dicktail Tribe.
(C) A harvest-primed hydroponic transplant of California's finest Sour Diesel Orange Crush Kush.
(D) A 200 year-old olive tree.

If you guessed A, B, or C, you're wrong. Because Angelina Jolie sucks. You know what Jennifer Aniston would buy him? Yeah, the weed. Just so you know. Which you now do. [NYDN]



• So, wait, the breaking point is now an appearance on that ridiculous Dr. Oz show to convince Carnie Wilson she can afford to drop a few? The Power of Oprah-Designation, everyone. [NYDN]
  
  
• When the Hamptons have become too lame for Billy Joel, you know it's time to head to the North Fork? [Page Six]
  
  
• Wow. Jason the White Power Ranger wants to kick Jean Claude Van Damme's ass. Who are we to stop him? [TMZ]
  
  
• God, I hate Fashion Week. Fashion Week makes me hate Fashion People more than I should, but honestly, I've only known one good market editor, and he was fired for being good at his job, and replaced with an asshole. Fashion people aren't really so bad, it's the fashion press people (and publicists, lord knows) who are just the worst: they're a bunch of professional succubi who think the fact that they work in "fashion"—which has now become dependent on designers getting deals with H & M and Target to maintain their ability to throw stupid shit like Fashion Week—gives them the right to be insufferable, whiny assholes with mammoth power insecurity complexes of extraordinary proportions. Anyway. Fashion press people are so desperate they put up with the Kardashians. Here's an item about them supposedly doing something about Haiti. [Page Six]
  
  
• Tila Tequila was rushed to the hospital because she "dented" her head. If you didn't think she could get any stupider, on, like, nine levels: you were wrong. [TMZ]
  
  
• It's like the A-Team meets Zoolander: Naomi Campbell's bringing in her Super Beautiful Rescue Squad to raise relief money for Haiti. Please, for the love of god, keep the relief efforts confined within domestic soil, though. Haitians have enough to sort through right now without having to work around Campbell's preferred management style of FRE-F.O.T.S. ("Freaking the Fuck Out and Throwing Shit"). [Page Six]
  
  
• If you want to see Snooki kinda naked, here. If—like me—you're brain damaged enough to know what I'm talking about when I say "Snooki," you can't be any more hurt by this. But you will be surprised at how dark that tan is. Dear lord. I'm surprised all that Hawaiian Tropic hasn't had some kind of embalming effect on her organs. Poor thing. Poor, poor thing. [HuffPo]
  
  
• Again, only during Fashion Week can Axl Rose look like a decent guy for being his typical asshole self. God bless 'im. [Page Six]
  
  
• Madonna's going to appear on some show Jerry Seinfeld created about warring married couples. This is funny because Madonna sucks at marriage, I guess. [People]
  
  
• Holly Robinson Peete, who John Mayer called "gorgeous" in his now-infamous Playboy interview, doesn't think Mayer's apology was sufficient, and was "disgusted and offended" by what Mayer said. Listen, people. People, people, people, and daughters, and daughters of daughters: this is the man who wrote "Your Body Is a Wonderland," not "Your Body Is a Wonderland (of Aryan Pride)." John Mayer said some dumbassed shit, but John Mayer isn't a racist. You're a bigger dumbass than John Mayer if you think so. [People]
  
  
• Dolly Parton was sad over not having kids. Instead she had Dollywood. Not really, but still, Dollywood is, from what I hear, a pretty decent experience. [NYDN]
  
  
• That Jewish kid from Maroon 5 gets more hot ass than the L-Train in July. Damn. Note to self: Learn how to play piano warble. [Page Six]
  
  
• Jennifer Garner thinks guys need to be smart about what they choose to do with their ladies for Valentine's Day, and don't need money to impress a date. One thrifty idea: don't spend your money seeing any recent Jennifer Garner movies. That said, that's really (A) no fault of her own, and (B) she is a pretty likable person, no? [People]
  
  
• The guy who had sex with Stiffler's mom who's now in some HBO show that prolly sucks was at Meatpacking District club SL which is attached to Abe & Arthur's which a friend of mine tried to masturbate in. Also, they've got pretty decent food. And now you know! [Page Six]

So! How 'bout those crafty Jewish kids? Good on 'em. Here's this. And off we go! Happy weekend, hope you all have plans for tomorrow lest your Hallmark-Holiday-Obsessed loved ones freaks out on you. Time to get it together! This weekend's for lovers, not for fighters. And sometimes, love is pain! Other times, it's awesome. And sometimes, it's just the guy from Maroon 5's presumably big dick, I guess. L'chayim?

[Photo via Getty Images]

Source: E! Online (US) - Top Stories | 13 Feb 2010 | 9:00 am

Burani fashion house seeks bankruptcy protection (AFP)

AFP - Debt-ridden Italian fashion house Mariella Burani said Saturday it would seek bankruptcy protection after failing to raise funds to cover losses.

Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 13 Feb 2010 | 8:43 am

TV's Top Couples Tournament: Happy Valentine's Day, Shippers!

We love love, and apparently we're not alone! More than 3,000 of you weighed in with suggestions when we asked, "What TV lovers do you love?" yielding what is probably the all-time...

Source: E! Online (US) - Top Stories | 13 Feb 2010 | 8:31 am

Which Valentine's Day Star Is Dressing Under the Influence?

We wish we could say that this is one of Gwen Stefani's Harajuku girls crashing the London premiere of Valentine's Day—especially since the stuff she's wearing is...

Source: E! Online (US) - Top Stories | 13 Feb 2010 | 8:17 am

Why Is Everybody So Hot for Gerard Butler?

Just what is it about Gerard Butler? I don't get it. —Irene, Los Angeles via the Answer B!tch inbox I don't either, but that's probably because the guy kind...

Source: E! Online (US) - Top Stories | 13 Feb 2010 | 8:02 am

Oh! That feeling of Love - Times of India

Artuji

Oh! That feeling of Love Times of India This year I haven't planned anything for Valentine's day. During my school days, it was a very special day and it was my dream to have someone to share it with. I still think of the day as one full of romance with lots of gifts and cards. ... Beyond Valentine's Day...Love Me Every SecondPeace fm Online Lessons on love from the stars of 'Valentine's Day'USA Today Top 10 tips for having a great Valentine's DaySeattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Seattle Times -Vancouver Sun -The Guardian all 239 news articles »

Source: Entertainment - Google News | 13 Feb 2010 | 8:01 am

President Obama Will Take Matters Into His Own Hands

Fed up with Congress and its inability to do anything at all about anything at all, President Obama is planning to use that thing called executive power, which, until now, he didn't seem to know about. With the election of Scott Brown likely to render Congress even more ineffective than before, Obama is starting to assert his power through "executive orders, agency rule-making and administrative fiat," according to the Times.

“We are reviewing a list of presidential executive orders and directives to get the job done across a front of issues,” said Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff.

Already the administration has pressured the Senate into confirming some Obama nominees by threatening to use recess appointment power. Up next are issues like "don't ask, don't tell," which Obama plans to "soften enforcement of" as Congress endlessly argues over repealing the law. And rather than wait for the Senate to figure out cap and trade, the EPA is considering regulating heat-trapping gasses itself.

The Obama administration also seems to have learned an important 21st century lesson -- self-promotion is key. So it's now "drawing more attention to the sorts of actions taken regularly by cabinet departments without much fanfare." It's the executive branch version of a status update.

Obama Making Plans to Use Executive Power [NYT]

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Filed Under: early and often, barack obama, politics, rahm emanuel, us senate

Source: Daily Intel | 13 Feb 2010 | 8:00 am

Hollywood's love affair with Valentine's

Bad romantic comedies, like any other poorly produced or plotted film, can happen to anyone, at any time of the year.

Source: CNN.com - Entertainment | 13 Feb 2010 | 2:59 am

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