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Elizabeth Hurley’s 13 wedding dresses
The actress-turned-fashion-designer reportedly wants to celebrate her marriage with two ceremonies - one in England and the other in India.

Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker
added the new domestic trailer and seven clips

Our Brand Is Crisis
Rachel Boynton’s documentary looks at the intervention of American political strategists (including James Carville) in a Bolivian presidential campaign. [Not rated]

United 93
This sensitive subject matter–the downing of a hijacked airliner during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks–has already been covered by two separate television movies (including the similarly titled Flight 93). But unlike previous efforts, United 93 boasts an equally sensitive director (Paul Greengrass) and stellar reviews. [Rated R]

Say Uncle
A gay artist arouses suspicion in his local community when he desperately seeks a replacement for his godson after the boy moves away in this comedy starring Peter Paige (who also wrote and directed) and Kathy Najimy. [Rated R]

Nacho Libre
Cinema Review: From Jared Hess, the creator of Napoleon Dynamite comes another very offbeat comedy about a Mexican monk, played by Jack Black, who moonlights as a professional wrestler. Review by Kevin O’Reilly.

67% Lunacy
A Svankmajer movie is not for everyone, but he displays his usual creative flair for surreal imagery.

"Lost" Star Found in "28 Weeks Later"
Harold Perrineau, best known as “Michael from Lost,” has signed on to co-star in Fox Atomic’s “28 Weeks Later,” which is (of course) the highly-anticipated sequel to Danny Boyle’s “28 Days Later.” Mr. Perrineau will be starring alongside Jeremy Renner, who was last seen in “North Country.” From [url=”http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/film/brief_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003085621″]The…

SPOILER - Learn Whoand#8217;s Guest-Hosting on Aaron Sorkinand#8217;s STUDIO 60!!
Remember way back when -Gilmore Girls’ started six years ago and…

Burning Man festival climaxes in Nevada (AP)
AP - Thousands of celebrants danced, hugged and cheered as the annual Burning Man counterculture festival climaxed with the traditional torching of its namesake object on the northern Nevada desert.