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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher break up

With tabloid allegations circulating that Ashton Kutcher, 32, cheated on Demi Moore, 47, the couple are presenting a united front. On Sept. 18, Kutcher visited Moore on the Michigan set of her film The Reasonable Bunch. During the visit, a set source says the couple seemed as loving as ever: “She gushes over Ashton,” the source tells us in this week#39;s cover story. “You could hear them laughing in her trailer.” As Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher prepare to celebrate their fifth wedding anniver

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Eddie Vedder and Jill McCormick wedding photo

In the happy couple#39;s just-released official wedding portrait, Eddie Vedder, 45, smooches his model bride Jill McCormick– wearing sandals, plus a traditional lei over her gown — on the sand as waves crash behind them. The couple Eddie Vedder and Jill McCormick– who are parents to daughters Olivia, 6, and Harper, 2 – were married Saturday in front of friends including Sean Penn, Jack Johnson, Tim Robbins, Laird Hamilton and Gabrielle Reece. Rocker Eddie Vedder and model Jill McCormick wed

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Gwyneth Paltrow To Guest-Star On ‘Glee’

‘Gwyneth is a great singer,’ creator Ryan Murphy tells the BBC. By Mawuse Ziegbe Gwyneth Paltrow Photo: Stephen Lovekin/ Getty The hallways of William McKinley High are looking more and more like A-list red carpets. The hit show “Glee,” which just kicked off its second season, boasts upcoming cameos from Britney Spears and Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem ready to rock the small screen. Now, another superstar is slated to drop in on the song-and-dance powerhouse: Gwyneth Paltrow. “Glee” creator Ryan Murphy recently told the BBC that the Academy Award winner and “Iron Man” star will showcase her pipes in two upcoming episodes in the second season as a substitute teacher for Will Schuester (played by Matthew Morrison). Murphy insisted that Paltrow, who is already renowned for her acting skills, can rip the mic as well. “Gwyneth is a great singer,” Murphy said. “She’s done it a little bit, but I really want to show it off and show everyone how great she is.” Paltrow is no stranger to the music scene. In addition to crooning in the 2000 movie “Duets” (and being married to superstar Coldplay frontman Chris Martin), Paltrow portrays a drug-addled country belter attempting a comeback in the upcoming movie “Country Strong.” “I played a country music singer. It’s all new, original work. It was incredible,” Paltrow told MTV News in May. Paltrow said she worked on building her musical skill set for the film, which features country hitmaker Tim McGraw and fellow music-dabbling actress Leighton Meester . “I had to learn how to play guitar, and I took singing lessons. It was a real challenge, but I felt like I pretty much pulled it off.” Paltrow’s song “Country Strong,” which she recorded for the movie, hit the Web in July. Are you looking forward to seeing Gwyneth Paltrow on “Glee”? Let us know in the comments! Related Photos The Evolution Of: Gwyneth Paltrow

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Zach Galifianakis Talks ‘It’s Kind Of A Funny Story’ Directing Duo

‘I think they have the same amount of influence,’ he says of Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden. By Kara Warner, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Zach Galifianakis Photo: MTV News Zach Galifianakis is following up his star-making and outrageous role in last year’s “The Hangover” with a slightly more subdued turn in “It’s Kind of a Funny Story,” the latest film from “Half Nelson” writer/director team Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden. In the film, which is based on the 2006 semiautobiographical novel by Ned Vizzini, Galifianakis plays Bobby, a patient in the psych ward of the Brooklyn Argenon Hospital, who becomes a mentor of sorts to Craig Gilner (Keir Gilchrist), a potentially suicidal 16-year-old who checks himself into the hospital. When we caught up with Galifianakis recently, we asked him how having two directors changed the filmmaking process and if he had any questions for the directing duo before he signed onto the project. “I had a few questions. One of them was: ‘When are the lunch breaks?’ ‘How long are the lunch breaks?’ and ‘Is this a Pixar film?’ Because those are my three rules,” he joked. “No, the script was good, I really liked the directors, and that’s kind of what I based it on.” Regarding Fleck and Boden’s directing style, Galifianakis said the duo were very organized yet laid-back at the same time. “Ryan does most of the talking, and Anna is in the background a little bit,” he explained. “But equally, I think they have the same amount of influence, but they’re very, very good directors. They’re soft-spoken and nice. It was a pleasure working with them.” “It’s Kind of a Funny Story” opens in New York and Los Angeles on October 8 and also features Viola Davis, Lauren Graham and up-and-comer Emma Roberts. Check out everything we’ve got on “It’s Kind of a Funny Story.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com .

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‘Waiting For Superman’ Can Bring ‘Real Change,’ Stars Say At Premiere

‘A lot of people drop off their kids and hope for the best when they go to school,’ Cheryl Hines tells MTV News. By Kara Warner Cheryl Hines at the “Waiting for Superman” premiere Photo: MTV News LOS ANGELES — It’s already taken the Sundance Film Festival by storm — both with critics and audiences — creating buzz from within the U.S. Department of Education, and it has found major-league celeb support from the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Bill Gates. So what more can “Waiting for Superman,” Davis Guggenheim’s glaring examination of our nation’s school system do? MTV News hit up the film’s L.A. premiere Monday to find out. “The movie has a chance to help change our schools,” Guggenheim said. “We really need to do it. I think our schools are in big trouble — not just in schools ‘over there’; schools everywhere are in trouble. It’s a great film, because it brings people together to see it, and it also shows people that it’s possible to give every kid in America a great education. That’s what’s so exciting: It brings people together around this issue [to] make real change.” “Superman” supporter L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa agreed, equating the film’s impact on education to that of Guggenheim’s last film, “An Inconvenient Truth.” “This movie has got to be a catalyst for real change. It’s got to do for education what ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ did for climate change and the struggle to educate people about global warming,” Villaraigosa said. “This is the pre-eminent challenge facing America. It is the civil-rights issue of our time. When you look at the kids in urban schools, the level with which they’re dropping out and the abysmal success rate of our urban public schools.” “I think this film and our show ‘School Pride’ will be eye-opening for a lot of people in this country,” actress and “School Pride” host/ executive producer Cheryl Hines said. “I think a lot of people have no idea how bad it is, and I think a lot of people drop off their kids and hope for the best when they go to school. Now is the time to really show people what is happening and inspire them to do something about it.” For more information about the film and how to help schools within your cities and neighborhoods, visit WaitingForSuperman.com . Check out everything we’ve got on “Waiting for Superman.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com .

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‘Breaking Dawn’ Won’t Be Filmed In 3-D

But ‘Twilight’ studio Summit Entertainment says it’s too early to tell if the films will be converted to 3-D in post-production. By Kara Warner “Breaking Dawn” Photo: Little, Brown and Company Despite the continued popularity and rush for film studios to make everything in three dimensions, “Breaking Dawn” — both Part 1 and Part 2 — will not be shot in 3-D. Gossip Cop broke the news via a source at Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the mega-successful franchise. “Neither film is being shot in 3-D,” the source told the site, adding that any other buzz from the rumor mill was “fabricated.” A rep from Summit confirmed the story to MTV News. Although the two parts of “Dawn” will not be filmed in 3-D, this does not mean that post-production 3-D effects and/or conversion won’t be added. It is reportedly too early in production for the studio to make that call. We already know that a few of the castmembers would be up for a few 3-D elements. Kristen Stewart told MTV News in June that Bella in 3-D would be “awesome.” “I’m probably speaking out of line or whatever, but I think it would be awesome,” she said. “Nobody knows what it’s like to look through the eyes of a vampire. What if [Bella] opens her eyes to this extraordinary world? It could be cool.” Taylor Lautner seemed a bit more cautious about such an ambitious approach. “Usually, 3-D is best when it takes you into another world,” he explained “I could see it going both ways. As long as we have the story line down and as long as we bring what was written on the pages in the book to life, then we’ll be fine no matter what we do.” What do you think about “Breaking Dawn” not going 3-D? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Check out everything we’ve got on “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1.” For young Hollywood news, fashion and “Twilight” updates around the clock, visit HollywoodCrush.MTV.com . Related Videos The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Pt.2 Related Photos Meet The Cast Of ‘Breaking Dawn’

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Nadine Velazquez hot photo

Nadine Velazquez (born November 20, 1978)is an American actress and model. Velazquez was born in Chicago, Illinois, of Puerto Rican descent. She attended Notre Dame High School for Girls, and has a BA in marketing. Her first acting role was a McDonald#39;s commercial as a drive-thru lady.She was also originally cast as Fernando Sucre#39;s girlfriend, Maricruz Delgado, in the Fox television series Prison Break, but acquired a role in My Name Is Earl instead. Her latest roles were in the film Wa

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What’s On: Dancing with the Stars Returns with Jazz Hands Aplenty

There’s no reason to seek out movies on TCM tonight, kids. Premiere week kicks off with many new series and the return of at least one old, ghastly favorite. Attentive Movieline readers already know about Mike & Molly , but there’s also deception ( Lone Star ), intrigue ( The Event ), hard bodies ( Hawaii 5-0 ) and freakish glitz ( Dancing with the Stars ) pervading the airwaves. Click ahead for your guide to What’s On.

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All Aboard the Anne Heche Comeback Express!

“Like much of the film-going world, my eye was caught this week by the re-emergence of a Hollywood star with a history of mental health issues that sent their once-glittering career off the rails,” writes Danny Leigh at the Guardian . “But I’m not thinking of Joaquin Phoenix, protagonist of what we all know for sure now is the hoax documentary I’m Still Here — although that does make for an interesting comparison. Because the person on my mind has been Anne Heche.” Mine too! Who’s with us? [ Guardian ]

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That’s Not Amore: Italian Critics Trash Eat Pray Love

Film critics in Italy have taken a much harder line toward the globetrotting sumptuousness of Eat Pray Love than their American counterparts did, dismissing the film as Hollywood ethno-porn of the worst kind. “It rains spaghetti, the Italians are always gesticulating and following foreign girls shouting vulgarities but then getting engaged to a nice housewife to please their domineering mothers, all this under the sign of ‘dolce far niente’,” Curzio Maltese wrote in La Repubblica , echoed later by the Torino daily La Stampa : “That’s the way they like us in the United States, dark, boisterous, uninhibited; we’ve always known that, but this time the effect is beyond the limits.” Nobody tell them about Jersey Shore , cool? [ NYT ]

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