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I have started the updating of the filmography pages (well-needed, if I may say so), with movies ranging from the upcoming The Counselor and Agent: Century 21 back to What Happens in Vegas and The Holiday. The latter also received a big gallery update, with some new production stills and HD movie screen captures from the Blu-ray edition added to replace the previous DVD captures. The new ones are almost four times bigger in size and in superb quality. Be sure to check them out by clicking on the previews below, as per usual!
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Cameron Diaz is featured on the cover of the Russian edition of Interview magazine's March issue. She's sporting a different look in the photoshoot, inspired by eighties pop stars, and talks about Gambit in the interview. I have added the scans from the two different covers and the editorial (the article-pages haven't found their way online yet) to our photo gallery. What do you think of Cami's new look?
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Cameron Diaz in 'The Unbelievers' documentary
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Firstly – belated Happy New Year-wishes to you all! I hope everyone had a great time celebrating the new year. Secondly, here comes a late update with pictures from the party Cameron Diaz attended after the New York screening of Django Unchained. The movie stars Cami's good friend and former co-star Leonardo DiCaprio. She looked great in a casual outfit as she was photographed entering the event. Things have been very quiet in Cameron-land lately, hopefully she'll take part in the upcoming award season, one way or another!
Cameron Diaz joins 'The Other Woman'
Cameron Diaz is attached to star in the female revenge comedy The Other Woman for Fox, a representative for the actress told TheWrap. The film, with a script by Melissa Stack, is about a woman who finds out she is the other woman in a love triangle. She meets up with the wife in order to conspire and get revenge against the husband. Kristen Wiig is also under consideration for a role in the film, the representative for Diaz said. The high-concept story is in the vein of The First Wives Club, but with a younger skew. Julie Yorn is producing through her LBI Prods. banner, while Daria Cercek will oversee the project for the studio. This piece of news has me so excited – Cameron Diaz and Kristen Wiig in a comedy?! Count me in!
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Cameron Diaz is back in The States after promoting Gambitin London for the past couple of days. Last night she attended the TAG Heuer dinner "A Night Under the Stars", which helped raise money for the UN Women and New York Cares' Hurricane Sandy relief effort. Cami was joined by TAG Heuer president and CEO Jean-Christophe Babin as well as Gangs of New York co-star/friend/co-ambassador for the brand Leonardo DiCaprio at the event.


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Tim Tebow has been linked to starlets like Taylor Swift and Dianna Agron, but the New York Jets star hasn't thrown many successful passes: he's still single. And that makes Celebuzz wonder, who's the perfect girl for Tebow?
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These cosy bales of fluffy towels are crafted entirely from thick Egyptian cotton, giving freshly washed folk a super-soft reception. The seven-piece bales contain an assortment of face cloths, hand towels, bath towels, and a bath sheet, providing a suitable size for all elements of the physique and rails. There is a spectrum of fifteen shades to choose from, ranging from ivory and bluebell, to walnut, raspberry and lilac ready to suit any suite, tile or mood.
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Arizona Cardinals vs. Carolina Panthers The fans at Bank of America Stadium will be treated to a Divisional Round game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Carolina Panthers when they take their seats on Saturday night. Oddsmakers currently have the Panthers listed as 9½-point favorites versus the Cardinals, while the game's total is sitting at […]
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We are meeting people for dinner who will be staying at Marriott in Willow Grove. Looking for a nice place for dinner (no Asian) within about 15-20 minutes drive from the hotel. Any suggestions?
There are quite a few options within a 15-20 minute radius. Ambler is bout 15 minutes from Willow Grove and there are some great options along Butler Avenue. Bridget's is a great "hawaian-fusion" steakhouse with a great atmosphere and a really good bar that serves up some great martinis. Trax Cafe is a nice American BYO with an outdoor patio. La Cava is an upscale Mexican BYO.
Also about 20 minutes from Willow Grove is Springhouse. Arpeggio is a very good Mediterranean BYO. Drating Room is good and has a great beer menu.
If you want to stay in Wilow Grove, most of your options are chain restaurants. However, Bonefish Grill is pretty good for a chain.
re: AmblerGirl
thanks for the suggestions- I'll look into them! Not really interested in any chain type places.
There is a German restaurant up the street - Otto's if I remember correctly. Food was pretty good, fairly authentic (brats, snitzels, kraut, etc) outdoor beirgarden.
Trax in Ambler is a fantastic place too. Its in a little (very little) old train station at the end of the main drag in Ambler. You would probably need a reservation.
Just further afield from Ambler is Tamarindo's, another upscale Mexican with free margaritas. It gets pretty busy at times, so depending it you are dining prime time you may want a reservation. Everything I have every had there was tasty.
re: mymagoogle
I'd stay away from Otto's if I were you - it's pretty bland. A better choice would be the Kitchen Bar in Old York Road, a few minutes south of Willow Grove. Or, you might enjoy the Old Mill on Old York Road in Hatboro, a few minutes north of Willow Grove. The Kitchen Bar is pretty hip and the Old Mill is a bit more staid.
re: JohnnyT
Both the KitchenBar (it used to be Alexanders) and the Old Mill are good choices, for different reasons. BTW, the grilled octopus appetizer at KitchenBar is fantastic. Old Mill is much more sedate, somewhat romantic, etc.
re: mymagoogle
I heard a rumor that Otto's was sold and is being converted to a diner (as if the area needs another diner). Its such a shame. I know Otto's did not have the best food but it was a nice option seperate from all of the chain restaurants and diners on 611. Plus, they had a decent beer selection and their beer garden was so much fun in the summer!
I'll second what Ambler Girl recommended about Arpeggio(Italian/Mediterranean mix) in Springhouse. The food is delicious and it's BYO. They do not rush you even though there are usually people waiting for tables. So you can take the time to sit and chat.
The Kitchen bar (formerly Alexanders) is a very popular restaurant in the area. It has been newly renovated and the decor is pretty nice. The food is decent, and they have a nice big selection. Also, they have outdoor seating now. If the weather is nice, give it a try. It is about 15 minutes from your hotel.
Arpeggio is great, but not as close as one might think from Rte 611. Ristorante Mediterraneo is right around the corner from the Marriott, on Rte 463. I have not been there recently, but they typcially have excellent fresh fish choices. Great for entertaining, as the service is top notch.
I know you said no Asian, but there is a sushi/hibachi place on the other side of the Turnpike called Ooka - very good. Down the road into Willow Grove near the mall is La Vang, a decent Vietnamese-French BYOB.
Sorry to hear about Otto's. I find the comments in this forum about it being bland a bit perplexing; their food is pretty similar to what one orders in most of Germany. Let's face it , German food is bland and heavy, but it can be comfort food if you think of it that way. When keeping the food style in context, one can have a very good homestyle and/or German meal at Otto's. They also have a wonderful selection of imported beers on tap. I'm very sorry to hear they are being sold.
Based in the comments about the Kitchen Bar, I am anxious to try it out as well.
re: BucksFoodie
I was at the Kitchen Bar for lunch today, and I was underwhelmed by both the food and the service. First of all, the waitperson didn't know what V.O. was when a drink was ordered. IWe had to wait forever for her to come back to refill drinks. I ordered a Caesar salad with grilled shrimp instead of salmon, and I got just romaine and four grilled shrimp. One of our party ordered mussels, and when the waitperson served them she dropped two of them on the table and just left them there. On top of that, someone was sweeping the floors while we were eating -- I mean sweeping them almost under our feet, and leaving piles of debris in the aisles between the tables. Although they've done a lovely job on the design, based on this experience, I have to wonder about the food and service.
In addition to the recommendations so far, let me add Cafe Lombardi's in Horsham (just south of 611 on Blair Mill Rd.) and the Fountain Side on 611 at the Naval Air Station. Enjoyed them in the past but it has been a couple of years since I have been to either -- anyone have an opinion from a recent visit? My wife and I did not have the best of food at the Old Mill last time and, then, we found out from friends they had the same experience a month before we did. Sorry to hear about Otto's, but a diner is probably better than yet another chain restaurant. Why is it that, "Open another chain restaurant and they will come" is the rule in the restaurant business?
i have a great one for you. cafe lombardi, at the corner of dresher road and horsham road... very unassuming from the outside, but the food is phenomenal and it's very close to the hotel. everyone loves italian, right? get any of the ravioli dishes... i'm telling you... so good!
Hope I'm not too late, but I'm a huge fan of Ristorante Mediterraneo on Horsham Road, across from the Giant Supermarket. Great food that is always fresh and well prepared, a pretty decent wine list, and smart, friendly, service. The pastries will make your mouth water.
re: Marleenie
perhaps you haven't looked - there are some phenomenal spots in the area. maybe not in willow grove proper, but within a 20-minute drive you've got some really great options...
Also try Villa Barola in Warrington. It's Chef Lo's place and it's really good. The menu is big and varied, lots of fish and game, pasta, etc. It's really nice inside the restaurant with a few different dining rooms and a bar. Good drinks.


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I have 3 appts scheduled next week! Tuesday is my 3D ultrasound, Wed is my 2 hour glucose test, & Thurs is my routine appt. Needless to say I'm only excited about the ultrasound and really hope I get some good face shots. The Dr. said that for the best results it should be done between 27-29 weeks. Has anyone else had theres yet and if so, how many weeks were you?
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My doc will do one at around 31-32 weeks. I'm always excited to take a peek, but I guess it's not a huge deal for us at this point. We had so many u/s during our last pregnancy I guess it lost the appeal!!
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I am fairly sure I will not be getting one. My doc does not do them unless there is a medical reason, but I will double check on wednesday when I go in for my giant appointment.
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I had one with my big anatomy scan at 20 weeks. It didn't work for me, though. The tech said I had too much interference and could only get a tiny window at my belly button and couldn't get a good look. I think it wasn't a good machine. I have no idea what she meant my interference. I do get another ultrasound this next week and it would be nice if they tried again with the 3D, but I don't know if they will or not.


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Brad Pitt has joined the list of actors who have added the zombie movie to their resume with his appearance in World War Z. The film that is being shot in locations across Britain is directed by Marc Forster and now has a release date of December 21.
In what will surely be a Christmas present for moviegoers, World War Z tells the tale of a global takeover by zombies that brings the human race to the brink of extinction.
Pitt is joined in the cast by Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad), Mireille Enos, Julia Levy-Boeken and James Badge Dale.
World War Z is based on the book by Max Brooks (son of Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft) and follows a researcher (Pitt) sent to the front lines of the zombie war by the U.N. Postwar Commission to interview the scant few humans who are left on the planet. His character is to gather information for a first-hand account of how zombies took over the world.
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Australia / Argentina, 2005 (MIFF 2006, Australian Showcase)
Director: David Bradbury
"He said 'I have been in jail for four years in the last decade, I am not going to go to jail for eight or 10 years for the simple crime of asking for food for the poor'. I found it quite inspiring." - David Bradbury, filmmaker
Raul Castells is a walking, talking, pushing, barging force of nature. Born in the town of Rosario, the birthplace of Che Guevara - a man whose convictions he admires - Castells struggles to change the world.
Seen as a modern day Robin Hood and joined by his band of merry supporters, he fights for Argentina's poor in the face of corrupt politicians and globalisation using peaceful and non-violent action to challenge the government and big business.
David Bradbury's documentary gets dangerously close to the larger-than-life Raul, as he invades buildings and casinos and is arrested for his dissidence. Raul The Terrible gives insight into the politics of poverty in 21st century Argentina and the frightening possibilities of globalisation in Australia.
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David Bradbury was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1951. His films include Nicaragua: No Pasaran (1984, doco) and Fond Memories of Cuba (2002).


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Hessler and Price are together again (for the first time) for a Poe adaptation that actually has a little something to do with Poe, or at least as much as any AIP Poe film has to do with Poe. Poe's short story, "The Oblong Box," has to do with a man who witnesses the obsession of an artist friend on a ship with an oblong shipping crate. So committed is the man, seeming delirious and mad, to this box that when the ship is wrecked during a storm, he sinks to the bottom of the ocean with the box rather than abandon it. Not to spoil the surprise, but it was a coffin containing his dead wife, though no one knew of the contents lest they refuse to travel overseas with a corpse. Hessler's film does indeed contain a coffin that is referred to as an oblong box. And there is an artist, though he himself has no coffin. Beyond that, this film has as much to do with Poe as does the average movie in which someone inherits a wily, diaper-wearing ape that solves a crime.
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Cry of the Banshee
I'm guessing child protection agencies today would cringe at the thought of a wee sprout staying up until two or three in the morning just so he can thrill as Boris Karloff lurks in some shadows or Vincent Price bugs out his eyes at some fantastic and horrible sight. But for you Teleport City readers, such behavior should be par for the course, and I figure it's healthier than watching realty television, where there is just as much family dysfunction but far fewer werewolves. The first AIP horror films I remember seeing were Cry of the Banshee and The Terror. I would see Cry of the Banshee pop up once every couple of years, and then when I got cable television, The Terror seemed to pop up every other night. Cry of the Banshee I first saw on a wildly enjoyable night that also boasted broadcast of the Hammer version of The Hound of the Baskervilles and Darby O'Gill and the Little People, from back when children's movies used to be fun and imaginative and sometimes even dark, scary, and not filled with sassy pre-teens driving go-carts and having sleepovers. instead, they had drunks dancing jigs and Sean Connery punching people in the face.
My odyssey through the strange world of Russian fantasy films began in earnest many years ago, when I moved to a prominently Russian and Ukrainian neighborhood and started prowling around the DVD stores of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. Up until then, I'd caught glimpses of this strange and wonderful looking avenue of cinema in the form of dubbed and edited American versions of the films, where Ilya Muromets became The Sword and the Dragon and Sadko became The Magic Voyage of Sinbad. These movies made regular rounds on broadcast television back when I was a kid, and I loved them without having any idea they were Russian fantasy films tailored by crafty American distributors to become nationless adventure spectacle. They were colorful, they were full of monsters, and they had lots of guys with swords running at each other. When I crept a little closer to old age, I decided I wanted to find the original versions of the films — much as I did with Eastern Bloc science fiction films — not just to see what had been changed, but also to see them in a better quality than I'd enjoyed on independent broadcast television with rabbit-ear antennae reception.
Dr. Mordrid
At time of writing (February 2011), the movie arm of Marvel Comics has three big budget summer blockbusters due out this year. Thor, starring Black Swan and Captain Kirk's dad; Captain America: The First Avenger, starring Agent Smith and Johnny Storm; and X-Men: First Class, starring Mr. Tumnus and January Jones's tits. Marvel has become quite the movie powerhouse since the first X-Men movie over a decade ago. This is all a far cry from back in the day, when Marvel was giving away the rights to their properties for the price of a deli sandwich, and not even a good deli either. This led to such classic fare as the Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man series, Albert Pyun's unique take on Captain America and that Roger Corman version of The Fantastic Four that was too awful to be released – of course the same could be said of the big-budget Tim Story version, but that didn't stop them.
Lady Terminator
I think it's safe to say that the average 1980s video store patron who took home a rental copy of Lady Terminator got a lot more than he or she bargained for. That's far from saying that he or she was disappointed, however. While most corners of the exploitation film world specialized in selling as much sizzle as possible while delivering the absolute minimum of steak, the Indonesian version of same was marked by a commitment to entertain that was almost poignant in its sincerity — even though that commitment was typically made good upon by way of boatloads of frenetic violence and nauseating gore.
Curse of the Crimson Altar
One of the many things that makes Lovecraft interesting, at least for me, is the discussion of why his writing work, if it does work for you (and despite my jokes about gambrel rooftops and fishmen, it does work for me most of the time). Everyone has their own reasons. Some can be agreed upon by the larger body of Lovecraft fans. Others are acutely personal. My example has always been my tendency to go backpacking in the wilds of New England, seeing firsthand how, even in our modern, developed world, civilization can vanish abruptly, leaving you surrounded by nothing but the night and woods. Even in those small states, the amount of land that gives way to untamed solitude is vast, and when you walk into the middle of it with nothing but boil-in-bag stroganoff and a headlamp to fend off the grip of the wilderness, it becomes a lot easier to believe Lovecraft's tales of ancient things lurking in the mountains and foothills. You look up and realize how tiny you are. You look around an realize how vulnerable you are. Wolves, bears, and rutting moose are bad enough. I guess if I had to also deal with chattering crab monsters from space, I'd find them a lot scarier than I might have while sitting at home with a dram of Glenmorangie, reading The Whisperer in the Darkness. Because as has been pointed out to me in discussion, it's not so much the monster as it is the isolation.


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A Walk in Seattle
Last night I was going to meet my friend Vinny at the Grand Illusion Theater in the U district for a showing of Ozu Yasujiro's "Tokyo Story" (1953), which was recently named the third-greatest movie of all time by critics worldwide, and the greatest movie of all time by directors worldwide. Both groups were polled by "Sight & Sound" magazine, which does this kind of thing every 10 years.
I usually bike to work in lower Queen Anne, so I could've done that, then biked over, then biked home at 10. For some reason, maybe the late-night ride, I decided against. I decided to walk to work, walk to the U district, then catch a ride with Vinny after the movie.
It was a nice day for a walk, and I needed it. Last fall I was diagnosed with subacute thyroiditis, which messes with the thyroid hormones released into the body. First you're in a hyperthyroid stage (too much), then the thyroid shuts down and you go into a hypothyroid stage (too little), then you stabilize eventually. If you're one of the 85% who stabilizes. Apparently I'm one of the 15% who doesn't. So last week I began taking levothyroxine, a supplement, and yesterday, in the middle of the day, I developed symptoms that I associate with hyperthyroid: I got cold, my heartrate went up, and I felt a huge bout of anxiety, for no reason, about nothing.
So a late afternoon walk felt like a blessing. I stopped in my bank, stopped at Cinema Books, the best movie-bookstore in the world, owned by Stephanie Ogle, where I bought two books, then at Scarecrow Video, where I checked out its vast Criterion Collection. Then I met Vinny at Thai Tom on the Ave.
Some iPhone photos from the walk:
Mercer Mess, 4:15 pm. When I bike, I weave through this like the centipede in the old video game.
South Lake Union.
The I-5 bridge from the University bridge, late afternoon.
I'm interested in the lesser-known names in and on our public places. Here's Ms. Hagy's Seattle Times obituary.
Cinema Books, on Roosevelt Way, which is always packed in this manner. It's owned by Stephanie Ogle, who is always a delight.
The wall behind the cash register at Cinema Books. Ms. Ogle's photo (with ...?) is between and to the left of Marilyn Monroe's and Catherine Deneuve's.
The Grand Illusion was sold out for "Tokyo Story." The movie fit my mood. But ... third-greatest ever? Greatest ever? No movie should have to live up to that.
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Body size evolution in mammals: complexity in tempo and mode COOPER, NATALIE; PURVIS, ANDY (University of Chicago Press, 2010)Body size correlates with virtually every aspect of species? biology, so understanding the tempo and mode of its evolution is of key importance in macroecology and macroevolution. Here we use body-mass data from 3473 of ...
A common tendency for phylogenetic overdispersion in mammalian assemblages COOPER, NATALIE; RODRIGUEZ, JESUS; PURVIS, ANDY (The Royal Society, 2008)Competition has long been proposed as an important force in structuring mammalian communities. Although early work recognised that competition has a phylogenetic dimension, only with recent increases in the availability ...
Host longevity and parasite species richness in mammals. COOPER, NATALIE; KAMILAR, JASON M; NUNN, CHARLES L (Public Library of Science, 2012)Hosts and parasites co-evolve, with each lineage exerting selective pressures on the other. Thus, parasites may influence host life-history characteristics, such as longevity, and simultaneously host life-history may ...
Macroecology and extinction risk correlates of frogs COOPER, NATALIE; BIELBY, JON; THOMAS, GAVIN H; PURVIS, ANDY (Blackwell Publishing, 2008)Aim Our aim was to test whether extinction risk in frogs could be predicted from their body size, fecundity or geographic range size. Because small geographic range size is a correlate of extinction risk in many taxa, we ...
Metabolic rate and body size are linked with perception of temporal information. JACKSON, ANDREW; COOPER, NATALIE (2013)Body size and metabolic rate both fundamentally constrain how species interact with their environment, and hence ultimately affect their niche. While many mechanisms leading to these constraints have been explored, their ...
Molecular and Phenotypic Data Support the Recognition of the Wakatobi Flowerpecker (Dicaeum kuehni) from the Unique and Understudied Sulawesi Region COOPER, NATALIE; MARPLES, NICOLA MARY; KELLY, DAVID JAMES (2014)Accurate estimates of species richness are essential to macroecological and macroevolutionary research, as well as to the effective management and conservation of biodiversity. The resolution of taxonomic relationships is ...
Phylogenetic comparative approaches for studying niche conservatism COOPER, NATALIE; JETZ, WALTER; FRECKLETON, ROB P (2010)Analyses of phylogenetic niche conservatism (PNC) are becoming increasingly common. However, each analysis makes subtly different assumptions about the evolutionary mechanism that generates patterns of niche conservatism. ...
Phylogenetic conservatism of environmental niches in mammals COOPER, NATALIE (2011)Phylogenetic niche conservatism is the pattern where close relatives occupy similar niches, whereas distant relatives are more dissimilar. We suggest that niche conservatism will vary across clades in relation to their ...
Phylogenetic host specificity and understanding parasite sharing in primates. COOPER, NATALIE (2012)Understanding how parasites are transmitted to new species is of great importance for human health, agriculture and conservation. However, it is still unclear why some parasites are shared by many species, while others ...
Specialization and the road to academic success COOPER, NATALIE; BELMAKER, JONATHAN; LEE, TIEN MING; WILMAN, HAMISH (Ecological Society of America, 2011)The relative merits of focusing research on few areas of science versus generalizing across topics have important implications for how academics conduct science. Little is known, however, about how research breadth and ...
What factors shape rates of phenotypic evolution? A comparative study of cranial morphology of four mammalian clades COOPER, NATALIE; PURVIS, ANDY (2009)Understanding why rates of morphological evolution vary is a major goal in evolutionary biology. Classical work suggests that body size, interspecific competition, geographic range size and specialisation may all be ...


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