I’ve added photos of Reba from recent events! Please stop by Oklahoma Girl: Your Reba McEntire Source for the latest on Reba.

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• Public Appearances : Events From 2011 : Muhammad Ali’s Celebrity Fight Night XVII
• Public Appearances : Events From 2011 : Points Of Light Institute Tribute To Former President George H.W. Bush

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The sisters Oreiro presented on March 21th the collection Las Oreiro Fall – Winter 2011. The show took place at the club Jockey in San Isidro. The new collection was inspired by Heidi, the character written by Johanna Spyri. The model of the evening was Carolina “Pampita” Ardohain, and many famous argentinian people attended the event.

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- Public Appearances in 2011: Las Oreiro Fall – Winter 2011 Collection (x17)

Natalia Oreiro at LoveNaty.com

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The first production still of Katie Cassidy, Selena Gomez and Leighton Meester in “Monte Carlo” has just been released! You can check out the full sized version over at Katie Cassidy Central.

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Reese Witherspoon celebrates her 35th birthday today, and we at Glamour Reese would like to wish her a very happy day! We hope she has a perfect day and that the year ahead brings her all she wishes for, because she deserves it! If you’d like to share a birthday message for Reese then please leave a comment on our birthday post at Glamour Reese.

To celebrate this special day, I’ve made a big Gallery update with over 350 HQ photos from some of my favourite, and/or some of Reese’s biggest, public appearances over the years. Enjoy all the gorgeous classic Reese photos … it’s impossible not to!

• Glamour Reese – the #1 fansite for Reese Witherspoon, since 2001

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New photoshoot of Zachary Quinto from Tyler Shields. Also Zachary will be producing RelativityReal docu-series “Tyler Shields,”

Syfy is set to announce today at its upfront a development slate of 10 reality shows. The event will be held at Foxwoods Theater ahead of an ad-buyers-only presentation of pricey Broadway tuner “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.”

Slate includes “Dinner With Deepak,” hosted and produced by bestselling author Deepak Chopra; and RelativityReal docu-series “Tyler Shields,” which follows the life and work of the art photog. “Shields” is produced by “Star Trek” star Zachary Quinto. No production company is yet attached to “Deepak.”

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Imagination can take you to the end of the universe and back in the blink of an eye…

So Mr. Zachary Quinto and I have teamed up with the amazing people at Relativity Real to create what I think will be an insane show and I could not be more excited about it, Tom Forman and Julie Link from relativity have given me one rule stay alive for the first season at least!

From Tyler Shields

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Muse will headline this year’s Reading and Leeds festivals. The band will close the main stage on Friday August 26th in Leeds and on Sunday August 28th in Reading. The boys are also on the cover of NME this week:

Magazines > The resistance era > NME (26 Mar 2011)

In the interview, Matt spoke about the upcoming Reading and Leeds festival, explaining that the band wants to mark the 10th anniversary of Origin of symmetry:

It’s probably the last time some of these songs will ever be played live again [...] It was on the second album that things really started happening for the band, and when we focused on the live side of things much more. So it’ll be like coming full circle: we’ve gone off on one a little bit, and now it feels like the right time to pull it back and remind ourselves of what we were doing 10 years ago.

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Emma Stone and “Easy A” are part of a nominee voting list that can possibly be up for a 2011 MTV Movie Award! All us fans have to do is vote at the following link and of course, select Emma Stone and “Easy A”!

Voting runs from March 22nd – April 5th to nominate! If Emma and the film make the final list, voting for the winner commences from May 3rd – June 4th.

Best Movie: Easy A – VOTE HERE
Best Female Performance: Emma Stone (‘Easy A’) – VOTE HERE
Best Comedic Performance: Emma Stone (‘Easy A’) – VOTE HERE
Best Line From A Movie: Emma Stone & Amanda Bynes (‘Easy A’) “There’s a higher power that will judge you for your indecency.” “Tom Cruise? – VOTE HERE
Best Kiss: Emma Stone & Penn Badgley (‘Easy A’) – VOTE HERE

Emma Stone Connection – the most complete and up-to-date fan site dedicated to actress Emma Stone since 2008!

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Ayla Kell debuts her new brunette locks as she heads down the street in Beverly Hills on Tuesday afternoon. The 20-year-old Make It or Break It actress strutted her stuff wearing Susie Rose, Amber Sakai, and Ellelauri.

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Candids > Candids 2011 > March 15

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Last night, Malin Akerman was in attendance at the Tribeca Film Festival LA Reception in Los Angeles. I have just added 72 HQ and MQ photos of her from the event into our photo gallery over at Malin Akerman Source!

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Yesterday, March 21st, Christina Ricci was photographed filming more scenes for the “Pan Am” pilot and I have just added 11 photos of her on the set!

Stop by Confessions of Christina Ricci to get everything you need on actress Christina Ricci!

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This past weekend, Jennifer Love Hewitt was in Las Vegas. On March 19th, she was in attendance at the nightclub “Surrender”. I have just added 6 HQ and MQ photos of her at the club into our photo gallery over at Jennifer Love Hewitt Fan!

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I have just added 284 HD screen captures of Sarah Chalke from last night’s episode of “Mad Love” into our photo gallery over at Sarah Chalke Source!

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New captures are up in the gallery at Introducing Troian Bellisario from tonight’s episode of Pretty Little Liars.

Introducing Troian Bellisario Fan Gallery > Pretty Little Liars > Season 1 > 1×22 For Whom the Bell Tolls

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I have added some pics of James McAvoy’s shoot for Mens Wear:

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He may hail from a gritty Glasgow neighborhood and live in north London, but right now James McAvoy could rival Rhett Butler with his insider knowledge of life in Georgia.

“Spanish moss—excellent!—but don’t rub it on your face, or you’ll get lots of bites from red bugs that the locals call chiggers,” says the 31-year-old actor, who shot his last two films— The Conspirator and X-Men: First Class—in the Southern state.

“I ate a lotta grits. I’m a bit of an aficionado on grits,” adds McAvoy over a cup of coffee at a London neighborhood cafe. Dressed in a jean jacket with a scruffy sheepskin collar, his mousy hair center-parted and floppy, an iPhone in his pocket and his fingernails bitten into near oblivion, McAvoy could be any urban Londoner on a coffee break.

Yet he’s one of Britain’s most versatile actors, a quirky but charismatic leading man who rose to fame with his role as a medical school dropout-cum-car thief in the TV comedy series Shameless and who went on to star in films including Starter for 10, Atonement and The Last King of Scotland.

In The Conspirator, he plays Frederick Aiken, a 28-year- old Union war hero and law clerk who reluctantly agrees to defend a mother of two implicated in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The film, directed by Robert Redford, also stars Robin Wright as the conflicted and haggard Mrs. Surratt, Kevin Kline sporting Lincoln-esque facial hair for his role as war secretary Edwin Stanton and Danny Huston as the thuggish prosecutor. McAvoy, who in real life speaks with a rolling Scottish burr (which means that person sounds like pare-son and difficult sounds like deffa-cult), took the role for a number of reasons.

“I needed a job. They were paying me more than I thought. Beyond that, it was an opportunity to tell a story that was—without being too up-your-own-ass— important. It’s been awhile since I’ve done that.”

Redford says McAvoy had been on his radar since he saw The Last King of Scotland, in which McAvoy played the young doctor and confidante of the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin. “He was very much on my mind, and there was no other actor I considered for this role. It was the same with Robin Wright. But that’s the way I always cast my films,” says Redford. The director was also impressed with McAvoy’s ability to switch his “very big Scottish brogue” on and off and speak like a Yankee. “When we started filming, I told him to only occupy himself with Americans between takes. But he didn’t—he’d lapse right back into his brogue when we weren’t shooting. He’s a natural at accents,” Redford says.

Few have heard of Aiken, who would eventually become an editor of The Washington Post, and the trial is rarely discussed in high school history classes. McAvoy thinks he has an explanation: “Lincoln’s like the rock star of history, and so he eclipses all around him. Why would you look to see who the interesting bass player is when you’ve got Lincoln on lead vocals?”

McAvoy is a natural comic, full of exuberance and excitement about his work. He’s animated during the interview and stops the conversation midstream to comment on an infant he spots outside the cafe who is slouched at an awkward angle in its mother’s sling. “That’s like a bungee-jumping baby,” exclaims the actor before quickly returning to the conversation—and talk of Redford, whom McAvoy calls a minimalist.

“Most of what he told me to do was: ‘Stop doing that.’ It sounds reductive, but most of what he says involves him telling you not to get in the way of the story. But I love that. As an actor, you end up trying to do lots of ‘interesting’ things, and you ultimately make it really fluffy and muddy and suddenly the story isn’t being told.”

Redford says McAvoy reminds him of the late James Cagney. “James [McAvoy] is a quick, exact, fast-moving actor with an intense energy—like Cagney. My challenge was to manage that energy—which was quite often very physical, very surface—and get him to pull it inside, and allow it to flow,” he explains.

Wright, in a telephone interview from Los Angeles, says watching McAvoy act—which she did during all of the courtroom scenes—is like attending the theater. “His command of language, his command of the stage, is incredible,” she says.

Not that there was an all-work atmosphere during the making of the film. McAvoy reports great camaraderie among his co-stars on and off the set, with much time spent at a restaurant called The Olde Pink House and “a good few bars with Justin Long, Danny Huston, James Badge Dale and Robin, who—I have to say—likes to have a wee swally,” he says, using a Scottish term for a little drink….

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I added tons of new photos of Fergie to the Stacy Ferguson Web gallery and now, you can go there to take a look.

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