Pop star Melanie on the host seat

Melanie Brown, an American pop star has now stepped into the hosting sector in television reality shows by sitting beside the main host in order to give promote her new upcoming music. On Wednesday, 24 February she was on the shooting set of her new reality show “Dance your Ass off” co presented by Oxygen where she corroborated to Laura Salt man, a reporter from the team of accesshollywood.com that she has just undergone a screening trial for the unoccupied gig for hosting in the show ”Dancing with the stars”.

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Get ready to handle the sequel of the much awaited Zoolander

Zoolander 2, a movie that audiences have been awaiting since long has now shown some signs of progress and positive development. A great film that simply was an amazing one, is now again set to thrill all those who await its sequel. With Justin Theroux believed to be the ships’ captain, he is touted to not just be on the director’s chair but also pen the script for the same. Currently heading to Paris to actually help his imagination get drenched in the present haute couture, let’s see what magic his new imagination and talents can create on the big screen with the Zoolander sequel.

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Zach Galifianakis now touted to make all laugh with his new venture ‘Miracle Workers’

A highly in demand actor is all set to show more of his talented self to the audiences and his fans out there with an upcoming comedy that is touted to be called Miracle Workers. The above statement is very true to describing Zach Galifianakis, who is simply a wildly fun dose of laughter on the big screen making all roll out with fun and laughter that is unmatched.

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Mickey Rourke to join the ‘War of the Gods’

Fortune reversal can happen anytime in life and when the same is happening one after another repeatedly then it’s sure something to be noticed among all. One such person that has recently bagged great fortune reversal in Hollywood is Mickey Rourke, who is somehow been the one that has seen much casting shuffling in the recent times but still have managed to come out safe and indestructible. Still not losing hope he now puts forward his new wish among all that he wants to star in the “War of the Gods”.

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New Elm- “Nightmare on Elm Street”, Street Poster and Stills now released officially

With the release date getting closer the promo material and strategy is working real fast for the New Elm movie officially christened as Nightmare on Elm Street. With new street posters and stills now officially released the audiences can sure get a better and more profound feel of the film touted to hit theaters on the 30th of April this year.

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Yet Another Nicholas Sparks adaptation all set to make Scott Hicks ‘The Lucky One’

Another of Nicholas Sparks adaptation is now getting ready to make way to the big screen and this news should not be surprising at all simply after seeing the success her latest adaptation Dear John has lived on box office and among audiences.

The movie believed to be produced by Denise Di Novi and Kevin McCormick, and the one who will be the lucky one to take the directors’ chair is Scott Hicks. More than ready to take this project after the appreciation and the Oscar nomination he earned for Shine in 1996. The movie, which is based on the novel “The Lucky One” by Sparks, is based on a marine who sets out in order to meet a mystery woman who he thinks kept him safe and unhurt in Iraq for those 3 hours ordeal due to the magic powers she possessed.

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From Paris with Love Review

FROM PARIS WITH LOVE, Pierre Morel, director of the two successful action flicks, the excellent BANLIEU 13 and TAKEN takes on the current terrorist scene with another actioner FROM PARIS WITH LOVE. Unfortunately his latest film does not work, as is evident from the first dull 10 minutes of opening footage. What a disappointment!

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Dear John Review: ‘Dear John’s’ letter of loss and grief stays true to Sparks’ formula

The movie is called “Dear John,” and, yes, there’s a character named John and, yes, he’s a soldier who, sure enough, receives dozens of letters from his sweetheart back home, including one emotionally wrought missive that begins “Dear John” and ends with him vowing to permanently switch to email.

And because this earnest romance comes from a Nicholas Sparks novel, death and disappointment hover over the events, ready to strike – and strike often. For Sparks, grief is good. Maybe greed, too, given the number of times he has recycled the same themes.

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Edge of Darkness Review: Efficient but not Royal

After the blunders he has committed in recent years, Mel Gibson returns to play in the role of a man who has nothing to lose. A bit like the actor-director-producer … and this may be why the character of Thomas Craven as he sticks to the skin. That and the fact that behind the camera was Martin Campbell. Whoever has made Casino Royale and breathed new life into James Bond, and who in the mid 80s, has signed the British mini-series which is based on Edge of Darkness.

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Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief Another Review

Percy Jackson is a real magnet for disasters and have problems in school-but that is the least of their challenges. We are in the XXI century but the Olympian gods seem to have escaped the pages of Percy’s textbook on Greek mythology to sneak into your life. Percy has learned that his real father is Poseidon, god of the sea, which means that Percy is a demigod, half man, half god. At the same time, Zeus, the king of all gods, Percy has accused of stealing his thunder.

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