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Karate Kid Clip: Do Jaden and Jackie Beat Macchio and Morita?

Guess Who Wore… This to the Sex and the City 2 Premiere?

This really should be one of those “presented without comment” kinds of things: I’m not much of a fashion commentator, and even if I were, there are no words. Nevertheless, the garment at right was in fact worn by an attendee at Monday night’s Sex and the City 2 premiere. Spend 10 seconds of your day making a guess, and even if you know right way, spend the balance of that time asking, Say whaaaa?

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Zac Efron Delays Girlfriend’s Movie

Dating Zac Efron may have a downside. When his ghost-whispering weepie Charlie St. Cloud got moved up to July 30, the actor was suddenly locked into a game of movie chicken with his girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens, whose Beastly was set for the same date. Now, Beastly has blinked, and the film’s been pushed back (potentially to 2011). Will this ease tensions in the Efron-Hudgens household? Honey, Vanessa still hasn’t forgiven him for that whole bronzer-stealing incident. [ Coming Soon ]

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TV Bites: ABC Keeps Charlie’s Angels Remake In Its Back Pocket

What’s On: 24’s Real Eleventh Hour

It’s a tough night for fans of the two most dependable dramas of the decade, as 24 and Law & Order end their incredible runs this evening. We’ve buoyed those rather somber viewing options with lighthearted fare in case you’re not in the mood to close up your Kiefer Sutherland/Sam Waterston-themed hope chests just yet. Look: Frenchie’s leaving beauty school!

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Boycotts Urged Over White Stars in Prince of Persia, Last Airbender

If it’s summer, and there are a pair of mainstream blockbusters about Persian and Asian warriors ready to open, then count on a “yellowface” controversy to saddle both on the way to release. Such are the scenarios facing Prince of Persia and The Last Airbender , both of which are presently on defensive as unfortunate casualties of the Slowest News Day of 2010 .

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Celebrity Apprentice Finale: Winner Bret Michaels’ 5 Most Unprofessional Moments

Color me shocked , boys and girls. What’s the secret to becoming Donald Trump’s trusted, uber-professional apprentice? Simple: Be the most (lovably) unprofessional contestant in Celebrity Apprentice history. Tah-dah! After the show’s giant finale and parade of arbitrary judging, Trump gave Bret Michaels the Celebrity Apprentice victory over runner-up Holly Robinson Peete for one ostensible reason: He was brave to attend the live finale just days after another staggering health setback . Look, I admire the hell out of Bret Michaels for going through with the taping, but does that mean he should’ve beaten Holly? After her record-high fund-raising and strong leadership? No way. However, I happen to love Bret Michaels, so let’s toast Trump’s newest yes-man with a retrospective of his most unprofessional Celebrity Apprentice moments.

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Weekend Receipts: Shrek Hits the Fan

When is an animated movie that opens with $71 million — thus making it one of the four best animated openings in history — considered a humongous disappointment? When it’s Shrek Forever After . The supposed final chapter in the Dreamworks Animation smash series easily topped the box office over the weekend, but wound up opening to $50 million less than Shrek The Third did just three years ago. Guess people really didn’t like that one, huh? Dig up your most dated cultural reference and get ready for some weekend receipts.

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ABC Keeps Edgar Floats From Sinking

And you thought pilot season was over! Despite not placing Edgar Floats on its fall schedule, ABC has ordered six additional scripts of the crime procedural from creator Rand Ravich. Some observers worried that the pilot — which stars Tom Cavanagh as a police psychologist-turned-bounty hunter — was too character driven and quirky for network television, but since this is the same network that actually aired Eli Stone , clearly normal rules are out the window. Don’t be surprised when you start seeing ads for Edgar Floats around midseason. [ Deadline ]

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The Alejandro González Iñárritu Nike Commercial Will Brighten Your Day

Weren’t able to make it to the Cannes Film Festival this year to see, among other things, Alejandro González Iñárritu’s latest depressing affair? Good news: Following in the footsteps of David Fincher , the famed director has used his considerable technical talents to create a new World Cup television spot for Nike. Titled “Write the Future,” the three-minute ad feels like noting Iñárritu’s ever done, and not just because it features cameos from Homer Simpson, Kobe Bryant and Gael Garcia Bernal. This thing is infectious, fun, incredibly watchable and manages to coherently say something about how one event can tie the entire world together. In other words, it basically accomplishes everything that Babel didn’t. Check out the clip after the jump and prepare to order yourself a Ronaldo jersey.

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