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Nicole Scherzinger In Her Sexy Leather Tights

I don’t have to tell you how hot Nicole Scherzinger is, I’ve said it far too many times already, but when you put her in some sweet leather tights things start to heat up a little. Here’s the former Pussycat Doll out the other day looking like one of those prostitutes you see in the movies, you know, the high class ones surrounded by rich asian dudes throwing money at them. With a little hard work, one of these days I’ll be one of those rich asian dudes.

Nicole Scherzinger In Her Sexy Leather Tights

I don’t have to tell you how hot Nicole Scherzinger is, I’ve said it far too many times already, but when you put her in some sweet leather tights things start to heat up a little. Here’s the former Pussycat Doll out the other day looking like one of those prostitutes you see in the movies, you know, the high class ones surrounded by rich asian dudes throwing money at them. With a little hard work, one of these days I’ll be one of those rich asian dudes.

Is This Why Alec Baldwin Needs a Vocal Coach for Rock of Ages?

While speaking with Vulture on Monday night, Alec Baldwin revealed that he will be hiring a vocal coach to prepare for his role in Rock of Ages , Adam Shankman’s adaptation of the Broadway musical which will require the actor to sing alongside Tom Cruise and Mary J. Blige. This revelation was surprising, both because the 30 Rock star seems capable of excelling at everything — and because he has already appeared multiple times on Broadway. But that was before Movieline stumbled upon the following video of Baldwin singing at Carnegie Hall.

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What’s to Blame For Mars Needs Moms Bombing? (Hint: Everything)

Looking for one reason why audiences failed to connect with the Robert Zemeckis-produced Mars Needs Moms over the weekend? The New York Times has figured it all out: the 3-D ticket prices were too high. Wait, no: there are too many family films in the current marketplace. Er, actually, it was probably because of the uncanny valley. Maybe. Or the storyline, because “what child wants to see a movie about his mom being taken away from him?” One of those four reasons. Or, because the theater was too cold. Or, because popcorn prices were too high… [ NYT ]

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What’s to Blame For Mars Needs Moms Bombing? (Hint: Everything)

Gilbert Gottfried Fired by Aflac for Offensive Japan Tweets

Gilbert Gottfried, a fixture of your childhood as a stand-up comedian, an SNL one-season wonder , or as Aladdin ‘s Iago (depending on your age), lost his job as an Aflac commercial voice actor thanks to his recent pair of questionable Tweets regarding the disasters in Japan. He erased the offending quacks, but one included, “I just split up with my girlfriend, but like the Japanese say, ‘They’ll be another one floating by any minute now.'” Yeesh. [ THR ]

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Watch Disney Princesses Get Tough in a Sucker Punch Mash-Up

Yep, the Sucker Punch trailer is cute when remixed with clips of classic Disney princesses. Mulan is really a kickass woman. But this mash-up mostly just reminds me of how many Disney ladies didn’t kick ass. Alice? Esmerelda? Million-watt smiles, disappointing pugilists. Click ahead to watch.

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Monday Morning Talkback: Let’s Hear About Battle: Los Angeles

Happy Monday! Now that we’ve all sprung forward, it’s time to address one of the weekend’s other primary cultural matters: Battle: Los Angeles . The number-one movie in America was also one of the most critically reviled of the year — from Movieline’s own Michelle Orange to Roger Ebert , opinions on this ranged from generally disapproving to bitterly angry. But that was before you saw it.

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Shiloh Fernandez Talks Red Riding Hood, Skateland and Dissing Kristen Stewart

The most striking observation made during a recent chat with Shiloh Fernandez is that the 26-year-old is a gentle and thoughtful soul in person — sincere, open, and regretful of comments he made recently about his run-in with Kristen Stewart years ago when reading for the role of Edward Cullen in Catherine Hardwicke’s Twilight . Fernandez may not have been meant to play the famous sparkling vampire, but he got another shot at working with Hardwicke when she cast him as the village bad boy in Red Riding Hood , the first romantic lead role in his young career to date. (Plus, he’s an avid Movieline reader. So, you know — bonus points!)

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Who Scored Big in Week 17 of SNL’s Relevancy Poll?

This week was the most difficult Saturday Night Live relevancy poll of the season to tabulate. No one cast member dominated the airtime, and with few exceptions, the cast was spread pretty thin throughout the evening. Put it this way: At one point I was thinking, Wow, Abby Elliott is getting a lot of play this week; it sure will be nice to see her finally near the top of the poll. But that faded as it became clear that pretty much everyone got a significant amount of play this week.

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Tribeca Announces A Good Old Fashioned Orgy, Ozzy Osbourne Doc; Not the Same Film

The hits just keep on coming at the Tribeca Film Festival. Just one week after announcing the competition slate for the April fest , organizers unveiled the 33 films selected as Spotlight presentations, and the list looks pretty cool. God Bless Ozzy Osbourne will have its world premiere at Tribeca, as too will A Good Old Fashioned Orgy (starring Jason Sudeikis) and Carol Channing: Larger Than Life . Tribeca will also show Vera Farmiga’s directorial debut Higher Ground and the latest from Michael Winterbottom. Click ahead for the full list of films.

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Tribeca Announces A Good Old Fashioned Orgy, Ozzy Osbourne Doc; Not the Same Film