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Fergie’s top pins
The 31-year-old Black Eyed Peas singer, who has just released her first solo album ‘The Dutchess’, beat a host of stunning stars to top the poll, conducted by Sky Showbiz, to find the best celebrity pins.

…So Goes The Nation
Directors: James D. Stern, Adam Del Deo - Cast: George W. Bush, John Kerry

Eureka! New Masters of Cinema Website online
News: One of the premier UK labels for restored classics and foreign films The Masters of Cinema Series have recently completed their website overhaul. Looking better than ever the site now also boasts detailed essays and trailers for all 31 of the now ava…

Abominable
This horror film centers on a paralyzed man who is trapped in a remote cabin and must save a group of college students vacationing nearby from a killer Sasquatch. [Rated R]

Roost, The
This low-budget, minimalist horror film was written and directed by Ti West. [Not rated]

Employee of the Month
Comedian Dane Cook stars in a comedy about the employees of a Sam’s Club-esque warehouse store. [Rated PG-13]

0% Broken Bridges
Broken Bridges is a bittersweet story of former high school sweethears, Bo Price (Toby Keith) and Angela Delton (Kelly Preston), who return home after the deaths of their younger brothers and are forced to deal with the past and future.

Like Horror Remakes? Get Ready for a Bunch More.
Professional remake house Platinum Dunes and Universal’s genre arm (Rogue Pictures) have signed a deal — and the result will be (at least) four more horror remakes. On deck are redos of “The Hitcher,” “Near Dark,” “The Changeling,” and “The Birds.” From Variety: “Platinum, which has already completed production…

Galactus to Eat Planets in "Fantastic Four 2?"
20th Century Fox bigwig Tom Rothman has confirmed the appearance of Galactus in the upcoming comic sequel, “The Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer,” which (hopefully) can only mean one thing: there’s gonna be some cosmic feasting going on! According to the news slingers at WENN (via Cinescape),…

Novelist Salman Rushdie to join faculty at US university (AFP)

AFP - British author Salman Rushdie will join the faculty at Atlanta’s Emory University next year and will donate his archive to the school’s library, it was announced.