It was a glamorous swirl of chiffon and sequins on the red carpet at the Paddington premiere on Sunday morning - but with a difference. The well-dressed people strutting the red carpet on this particular occasion were mostly of the small variety, bearing their finest sparkly princess and fairy outfits and party dresses, putting the best A-listers to shame.
This is the top for New York City. It's all downhill from here. 15 Renwick in Hudson Square isn't just any building: it's a steampunk-themed luxury development.
When the Christmas season comes around these days, a lot of Lehigh Valley residents think of the Liberty Bell Shrine Museum as the current home of Hess's beloved Pip the Mouse display. But while nobody has thrown the lovable little guy out in the cold, there is a special exhibit that will be sharing space with him there this holiday season.
Dumped into theaters with little fanfare, "The Pyramid" didn't screen in advance for critics -- not a good sign, especially for a film whose producers include French horror-meister Alexandre Aja . What little you've seen in TV spots makes "The Pyramid" nearly indistinguishable from the summer flick "As Above, So Below": Antediluvian evil is unleashed by unsuspecting explorers deep underground.
Unhappy is the land that needs a hero, wrote Bertolt Brecht. What a killjoy. The movie industry loves heroes, especially in time of war.It's not really discriminating: John Wayne never enlisted in World War II but it didn't stop him becoming a great war hero in pictures.
Nicolas Cage stars in a Paul Schrader film that seems to want to be an allegory about the War on Terror. "The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty.
Whoever thought this up is a genius: Take your favorite, most approachable cello ensemble and combine them with the rectified, electric soul of Ural Thomas and the Pain, and there you have it - your new favorite thing. All that's missing is a bow on top.
Stephen King 's ' It ' is a beast of a book. Over its 1,000-plus pages, the novel follows a group of close-knit friends who do battle with a malevolent, child-killing force in their youth, only to reunite decades later to finish the job.
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