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Homewrecking Swirl? Orlando Bloom Talks Kissing Co-Star Condola Rashad As Split With Model Wife Miranda Kerr Is Announced!

Isn’t it ironic? Not to be messy but is this the time to be talking kissing co-stars ? Via People.com reports : Following Friday morning’s official announcement that Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr are separating after six years together and three years of marriage, the Romeo and Juliet star hit the circuit to talk about his epically romantic play. The British actor, 36, appeared Friday on Live with Kelly and Michael and, never discussing the breakup of his marriage, very passionately described what it’s like to kiss his Juliet, Condola Rashad, eight times a week in the Shakespearean tale of star-crossed lovers. “We sometimes get applause after our first kiss because it just goes on. Sometimes I’m like, I’m not letting go,” Bloom told Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, as noted by the New York Post. Earlier this month, Rashad, 26, told Newsday about establishing stage chemistry with her handsome Broadway costar: “What’s funny is that we didn’t have to force it. We had a connection from the minute we met … a sense of comfort with each other. Which was cool. We both loved the work. And he’s such a great guy.” Rashad further gushed about Bloom to Broadway.com last month, saying, “He’s a heartthrob, that one!” She also reiterated that their chemistry was immediate, “so we didn’t have to work too hard at it. We hang out sometimes afterward, but we’ve built the relationship we have just by being around each other. … We have a lot of fun and trust between the two of us.” We were sad to hear of Orlando and Miranda’s split but from all accounts it seems this has been a long time coming and Juliet doesn’t have anything to do with the divorce. We wouldn’t be made though if Condola and Orlando were to take their co-star chemistry into a real life romance. Would you? WENN Continue reading

Amanda Bynes’ Psychiatric Hold Extended

As Bynes faces up to two more weeks in the hospital, her parents are working on a temporary conservatorship to take over her affairs. By Gil Kaufman

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‘Romeo & Juliet’ Exclusive Trailer: Watch Now!

Hailee Steinfeld and Douglas Booth star in the Shakespearean romance, out October 11. By Amy Wilkinson

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Toronto International Film Festival: Our Top Five Must-See Movies

From Joss Whedon’s Shakespearean comedy to Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s time-travel drama, these flicks have us most excited for the fall festival. By Ashleigh Schmitz Joseph Gordon-Levitt in “Looper” Photo: DMG Entertainment

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Suddenly, the GOP Has Contempt for Wealthy, Successful People

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I’m a little late getting to this, but I must say I’m shocked to see the Republican Party playing the class warfare card on behalf of the 99% and trying to stick it to the 1%: The Republican National Committee released a new web video Monday lampooning the Obama campaign’s latest fundraising effort, a web ad with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour that came out Friday, the same day as the dismal jobs… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : BooMan Tribune Discovery Date : 04/06/2012 11:54 Number of articles : 3

Suddenly, the GOP Has Contempt for Wealthy, Successful People

New episode of Stephen Moyer in ‘Jan’

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“Jan”: Episode 12 of 15 — “Fight’??“: Robbie and Gery reach an accord as Jan is given an opportunity by Mel. Can she take it? www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBD4krTWw3M After rolling around with Robbie, Gery mentions that he studied fighting at the Royal Shakespeare Company. Art imitates life: Stephen performed several Shakespearean plays with the Royal Shakespeare Company in the 1990′s. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Vault Discovery Date : 04/06/2012 15:00 Number of articles : 2

New episode of Stephen Moyer in ‘Jan’

Surgical Robot Peels a Grape

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(Video Link) We’ve seen the revolutionary Da Vinci Surgical System do amazingly precise movements before, including folding paper airplanes and playing Operation. In this video, surgeons at Southmead Hospital in the UK demonstrated its ability to make delicate cuts by peeling a grape. So far, there are only 1,032 Da Vinci robots in service around the Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Neatorama Discovery Date : 29/09/2011 12:03 Number of articles : 2

Surgical Robot Peels a Grape

The "How I Met Your Mother" Blooper Reel Features The Lewd Antics Of All Your Favorite People. Oh And Ted’s There Too.

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HAVE AT THEE, THOU CHURLISH, HASTY-WITTED HUGGERS. Um, Lainey sent me this Shakespearean insult generator and I’ve been having fun with it. Maybe too much fun. (Skull Swap) Here is a compilation of pop-cultural shout-outs compliments of that roguish, swag-bellied… Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : Pajiba Discovery Date : 29/09/2011 19:00 Number of articles : 2

The "How I Met Your Mother" Blooper Reel Features The Lewd Antics Of All Your Favorite People. Oh And Ted’s There Too.

New Coriolanus Poster: Fiennes and Butler Square Off

I’m always nervous for adaptations of less-appreciated Shakespearean works. If you’re going to mount, say, Titus Andronicus , you have to find a way to make the violence meaningful. If you’re heading up a Tempest reboot , you have to deal with the extraneous fourth act elegantly. And if you’re reworking Coriolanus , you have to — well — find a way to make it interesting. Luckily, Ralph Fiennes is summoning his Amon Goeth fury in the poster for the new Weinstein adaptation, and Gerard Butler looks tough as his adversary. Excited?

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New Coriolanus Poster: Fiennes and Butler Square Off

I’m always nervous for adaptations of less-appreciated Shakespearean works. If you’re going to mount, say, Titus Andronicus , you have to find a way to make the violence meaningful. If you’re heading up a Tempest reboot , you have to deal with the extraneous fourth act elegantly. And if you’re reworking Coriolanus , you have to — well — find a way to make it interesting. Luckily, Ralph Fiennes is summoning his Amon Goeth fury in the poster for the new Weinstein adaptation, and Gerard Butler looks tough as his adversary. Excited?

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New Coriolanus Poster: Fiennes and Butler Square Off