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Jessica Alba’s daily treats
The ‘Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer’ star is naturally slim and because she doesn’t have to diet she always has desert.

Vitus - Trailer
Director Fredi M. Murer’s moving film VITUS was Switzerland’s official 2006 Academy Awards entry for Best Foreign Language Film and was one of the most successful Swiss films of 2006. VITUS introduces us to an incredibly talented young pianist and actor, Teo Gheorghiu. The film also stars the renowned Bruno Ganz, Julika Jenkins and Urs Jucker. By the age of 12, Vitus (played by real-life piano prodigy Teo Gheorghiu) is a highly gifted musician whose parents have high hopes for him in a career as a classical pianist. The daily pressure of hours of musical practice, his over-protective but well-meaning mother (Julika Jenkins) and his father’s (Urs Jucker) precarious financial situation lead the boy to seek refuge at his eccentric grandfather’s (Bruno Ganz) house.

Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds
Billed as “the first American gay sequel ever,” this comedy returns characters from 2005’s poorly-reviewed Eating Out. [Not rated]

Prison Break Season 2 (R1) in September
News: Fox Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Prison Break: Season Two on 4th September 2007 priced at $59.98 SRP. William Fichtner joins the cast of Prison Break for its second season where he portrays the determined FBI agent se…

Hawk Is Dying, The
An auto upholsterer (Paul Giamatti) attempts to escape his dreary life by domesticating a hawk in a drama based on Harry Crews’ 1973 novel. [Not rated]

15% The Salon
Having been delayed several years, The Salon’s pop culture references are stale and its story and characters were better done in the Barbershop series.

3% Delta Farce
Too afraid to be a real satire of the Iraq War, Delta Farce instead devolves into a reprehensible, unfunny mix of slapstick, gay panic, and flatulence jokes.

PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW: Atlantic and Across the Atlantic (Playbill)
Playbill - The red hot Atlantic Theater Company (Spring Awakening, The Lieutenant of Inishmore) announced its 2007-08 line-up this week, one that will feature no fewer than five world premieres, including works by moviemaker Ethan Coen, Lucy Thurber and Jez Butterworth, as well as one New York premiere, Conor McPherson's Port Authority.

SPY HUNTER fans prepare to be sad…
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Guess who’s directing SPY HUNTER? Let me…

Stay In Your Seat! ‘Pirates,’ ‘X-Men,’ ‘Harry’ Keep Going, Even After Credits Roll
“Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” has a scene after the end credits; “X-Men: The Last Stand” and “Napoleon Dynamite” also contained bonuses.