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Manny Delgado Has a Clothing Line

Consider this whatever the opposite of a “holiday miracle” is. Modern Family star Rico Rodriguez has taken advantage of his newfound fame by launching a clothing line with his sister Raini called RAR It Fitz Fashions . Products range from ugly $12 Beanie caps to even uglier $18 graffiti-inspired t-shirts . Rodriguez made the announcement via Twitter several days before Christmas: “This is something new to us and we have been learning everyday. We hope y’all enjoy the clothes and wear them loud and proud! :)” [ JustJared ]

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Rep: Mr. Spielberg is Not Going to Washington

” Today’s story regarding Nancy Pelosi made a reference to Steven Spielberg that requires a response,” said Hollywood mega-flack Marvin Levy in a statement. “I can say as a long-time spokesman for Steven that he has made it his career to direct actors, not political figures.” Probably a wise move — the guy lost his touch with alien life forms years ago. [ THR ]

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12 Films of Christmas: It’s a Wonderful Life

You didn’t honestly think we were going to feature 12 films from Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas without talking about this one, did you? Clarence (Henry Travers), an angel who hasn’t earned his wings, learns all about the life of George Bailey (James Stewart) so that he can help the man on the darkest night of his life. George dreamed of seeing the world, but wound up staying in his small town of Bedford Falls, N.Y., to run his father’s Building and Loan company, lest the city’s crotchety rich man Mr. Potter (Lionel Barrymore) take over everything. George falls in love with Mary (Donna Reed) and raises children with her, and under his direction, the Bailey Building and Loan builds homes for lots of working-class people in town who never thought they could afford one.

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The 20 Most Anticipated Cultural Dates of 2011 — STV’s Picks

Who’s excited for 2011? I said, who’s excited for 2011?? Oh. Well, maybe this list of dates, designations, and not just few fearless predictions for the next year in culture might help stimulate your interest. Failing that, there’s always the rest of Movieline’s future-positive anticipations to get you through. Onward!

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What Your Favorite Christmas Movie Says About You [Movies]

The big day—celebrating the Indians giving Jesus to the Pilgrims—is almost upon us! Work is nearly done, meaning it’s time to relax with some Christmas movies ! Which one is your favorite? And what does it say about you? More

Cedar Rapids Trailer: Ed Helms Gets Crazy at the Insurance Convention

It’s the day before Christmas Eve, and if you’re anything like me, you’re probably wondering, “Hey! What will be the next quirky and still totally by-the-book comedy with an almost-famous cast to be marketed as an indie film, complete with a Sundance premiere?” Well, just in time for your consideration, here is the trailer for Cedar Rapids , in which Ed Helms plays a naive man who leaves his small town for the first time only to be schooled in the ways of getting drunk, screwing and fighting by the wacky John C. Reilly.

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Justin Bieber’s ‘Ride’ Leaks Online

The previously unheard tune appeared on the Internet Wednesday. By James Dinh Justin Bieber Photo: George Pimentel/ WireImage Despite his young and tender age, it should be painfully apparent that Justin Bieber is quite the ladies’ man. So it comes as no surprise that the pop star took to the studio to confess his love-stricken teenage emotions through his music. In the latest of his odes to women comes the previously unheard track called “Ride,” which surfaced on the Internet Wednesday (December 22). Over a beat that sounds similar to old-school video game sound effects, Bieber serenades his adorer, confessing that he’d go above and beyond to spend time with her. “We could go anywhere, to the moon and through the air/ We could go to the movies or the mall, baby I don’t care/ Yeah this is true, wanna be with you/ And I just wanna ride with you,” he sings. No word on whether the sugary tune is old or a possible submission for Bieber’s next project. However, the tune sounds like it might be a demo for a female vocalist as the pop singer ends the first verse with the line: “I could be your queen but you could be my boo.” “Ride” isn’t the only new Bieber song to have surfaced online recently as Justin’s club-ready “Latin Girl” also leaked just a few weeks ago. In addition to the tracks, Biebs has also been in and out of the recording studio with some familiar faces working on his next album, which is tentatively set to drop late next year. While it’s not clear whether Diddy will make an appearance on the Canadian heartthrob’s next project, one act the singer is confirmed to have worked with is Rascal Flatts . The country trio’s lead singer, Gary LeVox, spoke about the Bieber collabo in a recent interview with country radio station WSIX. “[Justin] asked us to do a duet with him on his next record,” he said. “It’s actually a really good song! The kid is really talented. He plays five or six different instruments really well.” Related Artists Justin Bieber

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The 11 Most Anticipated Cultural Events of 2011 — Louis’s Picks

As the year closes and I recover from yet another staggeringly bad movie we love , I’m happy to share my dreams for a brighter tomorrow. 2010 was tolerable, but 2011 is poised to give us a Neve Campbell revival, more Logo Network supremacy, and the Oprahcalypse. I’m game.

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Bad Movies We Love: A Star is Born

Merry Christmas, medium-sized fockers! I’ll avoid yuletide cinema this week (since Alonso Duralde is assuaging your Kris Kringle needs with his “12 Days of Christmas” film series ) and commemorate Little Fockers thespian Barbra Streisand’s other worst film for today’s edition of Bad Movies We Love: A Star is Born . Just like Christ, see. A Star is Born co-stars Kris (Kringle) Kristofferson, Gary (OMG) Busey, and our nervous laughter. Recline in your love-soft easy chairs and enjoy this fresh bearded hell!

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